Nebraska Newspapers

    . ' J. S. CIIUFvCir, Eli tor.
EUOWNVILLE, THURSDAY, FEB. t, 1SOT.
Editorial Correspondence.
Lincoln, January 23, 1SC9.
An Act appropriating $10,00) for the
relief of the State Normal School, and
one transferrins capitol square and
building In Omaha to the city fur
school rurnoscs. have passed both
Houses,' and are awaiting the signa
ture of the Governor.
A caucus of both Houses met on last
"Wednesday night to discuss informally
the school interests of the State. They
decided In favor of State and County
Superintendents, to be elected by the
people, and the independent district
eyetcrn for schools.
The bill for building five bridges
over the Tlutte, and appropriating one
hundred and twenty-five sections of
laud, did not meet very favorable con
sideration in the Committee of the
Whole. '
-We notice that E. W. Thomas, a
. Democrat, comes to the relief of our
Republican District Judge, if the num
ber of remonstrances against the
transfer of the said Judge to another
District, in the hand writing of said
Thomas, arc any evidence of the fact.
No one thinks of, or wishes to make
any change of the kind, o far as we
can hear. But the fact remains, that
our Republican Judge cither can't
command, or else contemptuously de
cline, the aid of Republican lawyers
in his own District; and, in order to
maintain his position, avails himself
of the services of a Democratic oppo
nent. "We hear of no remonstrances
in behalf of Judges Crounseand Lake
at least none have been presented to
either House. .
TTherels the State otWebraskal
By the Reavis bill introduced into
the 'Senate granting lands to railroads,
a stranger would suppose there was
only one point in thin State and that
. point Omaha. Tiro Nebraska Trunk
is nominally a State road and yet it is
only destined to feed Omaha; with
St. Joseph' at one end and Omaha at
the other, we have sonic curiosity to
know if Plattsmouth, Nebraska City,
Brownville and other good towns in
the South Tlatto can hope to hold their
present trade? The other great con
tributor to Omaha's greatness is the
Nemaha Valley and Omaha &. South
western, Intersecting the Union Pa
eifle at a suffici ent distance from any
other town to force its trade and ship
ping interests into the magnanimous
city of Omaha. Does any one suppose
for an instant that the road from Lin
coln to intersect the Union Pacific at
Columbus will be built so long as it is
in the power of the Union Pacific and
Omaha & South-western to force all
westward bound freights to come to
the main line at a point eighty miles
east of Columbus. While we do not
believe the design of Reavis' bill is to
secure the bulldiny of a bingle mile of
road, wo do not like to see all the
lands of our State given in such man
ner that one town only could receive
the benefit, and have the privilege of
building up at the expense of every
farmer and town south of the Platte.
Fremont Tribune, kZth.
,.This is sound talk, and Ihc sooner
ur citizens see it in this light the
better. So far no mention has been
made in the debate before the Legisla
ture which aims at the building of a
road from the river in South Platte to
the interior. "Every road leads to
London," every road must feed Oma
ha.. South Platte needs and must
have a road west to the U. P. R. 11.,
and can. have without crippling any
of the projected roads. Why cannot
n bill be passed permitting any road
by complying with certain fair con
ditions to receive a certain amount of
aid? Thus would the energy of the
people decide their own destines and
liot a clique in the Legislature, and a
fctimulous le added to improvements
that could not be reached in any other
way. Name no company, but let the
first four companies complying with
certain conditions receive the aid, to
the exclusion of the more tardy. Un
fairness In deciding this matter will
only result in disaster to the State, and
a partial, if not an entire failure, of the
object aimed at. Let us have a show
to build .mother city in Nebraska
Let's have no "road bed" swindles or
partiality, but a fair deal open to the
people to acquire and make improve
ments where energy and capital will
combine to push on the work to com--plction.
Terrible Murder Jlurdcrcr
Lynched. .
From a correspondence in the Oma
lia Republican we learn of one of the
most horrible murders which it has ev
er been our lot to read of. On Friday,
the 22nd, a brute in human form liv
ing in or near Glcnwood, Iowa, beat
his wife in a shocking manner, so that
her life was despaired of; after which
he took his littlerxaughter and held
her on the stove, smothering her cries J
and fighting r"'t!ie mother until the
Uiil gave up' Lj U- ; roy. TV. brute
Was arrested, and as the child con
tinued getting worse a vigilcnce com
mittee waited until Saturday, when
the child dying, the brute was taken
out and hung. He should have been
burned, piecemeal.
Railroad Operations.
Messers.' Z. T. Knight &, Co. evi
dently mean buisiness, as they have
commenced operations upon the blufT
above town and have a large force
at work upon the old track, it being
.found practicable to carry on the grade
there when it is imposible to make
any headway upon the low bottoms.
The work of dressing up the old grade
from here to Fai rmou n t is compa rati ve
ly an easy task and being accomplished
in part at this season of the year, will
materially forward other operations
' during the summer season. We advise
our western neighbors to keep their
eyes open and cars erect, for ere
long they will hear the shrill whistle
of the locomotive and see its attendent
train as it thunders along tho track on
its far westward Might. Canton Press.
am t
. From the St. Joe Jlcarld we learn
' that Capt. Ford is at the head of an
organized company to run a line of
tteamers between St. Joe and and
Sioux City, to connect with a through
line from the latter city to Ft. Renton.
Gov. Brownlow has determined to
enroll militia and place twenty-
five counties In Middle Tennessee,
where the IIu Klux do most flourish,
i:ndtr marti.il law.
STATE ITEIilS. -
A branch house of one of the lar
gest paper-mills in the nation will be
opened in Omaha at an enrly date.
. W. H. Mann, of Sterling, IIL, is
making arrangements to put up a grist
mill at Bryson, niue miles above Tc
cumsch, on the Nemaha.
A party of soldiers passing through
Fremont, "Denize Co., stole all Mrs.
Wagoner's clothing off her line, and
carried off every catible in the house.
A large addition will le laid out
next spring to the town of Fremont.
The Library Association of Fre
mont are in vigorous operation, and
are going to build a library building
in the spring.
Mr. Norton, of Omaha, was last
week run over and seriously Injured
by a mule team.
Capitol Correspondence.
Lincoln, January 23, 1SG0.
Editor Advertiser.- When the cau
cus adjourned that re-nominated Mr.
Tipton for tho Senate, the people
rushed "Into the Representative Hall,
and the successful, and the dlsap
tttinted aspirants also, were called up
on to address the multitude.
When Gov. Butler's turn came, he
ascended the speaker's stand, and as
he faced the audience exclaimed:
"How do look?" and tried to look
as unconcerned as possible, which
caused an uproarious burst of laughter,
mingled with cheers.
With your permission, I will try to
show your readers how the members
of the House, from the Nemaha Land
District, "look to a man up a tree," or
or rather up in the gallery.
On the left hand side from the en
trance,, the first member is Mr. Tisdel
of Richard.on, and to his left in a row
are his colleagues, Messrs. Jones, Hoile
and Gardner. In front of the first
named are Messrs. Crow and Church,
while in front of them, sit Messrs.
Shook and Stienman. On the same
side, next to the speakers stand is Mr.
Blakely of Gage, while to his left and
left front are Messrs. Rhodes of John
son, and Stewart of Pawnee. Eleven
good and true men, who will at all
times work together to advance the
interests of their constituents, and the
people of the State at large.
Messrs. Tisdel, Hoile, Crow, Blake
ly and Stewart, are old members,
have experience in Legislative mat
tcrs,' and an extensive acquaintance
with prominent gentleman from all
parts of the State, which gives them
an advantage that they would not
otherwise have.
Messrs. Gardner, Church, Shook
and Rhodes, are very prominent for
new members, and their constituents
should return them, as well as the five
first named, to the next Legislature,
juessrs. Jones ana bteinman are
good members, but their modesty will
prevent them from becoming conspic
uous. I have long been of the opinion
that a man to be a successful Legisla
tor, must have a large amount of
bras, as well as some brain.
"Modesty adorns a woman," but it
won't do for a member of the Nebraska
Legislature.
Your worthy chief is sadly afllictcd
with Job's comforters, alias Boils. I
suppose our Democratic friends would
say that it is the Radical corruption
woruing out, out mere is no purer
man, morally and politically, than
that same Jarvis S. Church. The
people of Nemaha did a wise act when
they elected him to represent them In
the Legislature. He has brains
enough, and is not deficient in brass.
.W.A.P.
1TESTERW tfETFS.
MoPjieuson Station, U. P. R. R.
. Nebraska, Jan. 24, 1S09. J
About thirty or forty Sioux came
clown in sight! Twenty or twenty
five of Burk'8 employees started in
pursuit immediately. Word was sent
to tho Fort (McPherson) two miles
distant, and in an hour Major Norris.
with two companies of the 2nd Caval
ry, were in pursuit. I obtained this
information from Lieut. Tipton. Co. G
2nd Cavalry, who was coming over
here at the time.
Three men came later about 4 P.
M., saw some -of the troops coming
back with part of the herd and some
captured mustangs.
They reiort four Indians killed, the
fighting still progressing and the
bluffs are full of Indians. Maj. Norris
has 48 hours rations along. There are
1(A) men, (wood choppers) scattered
through the cannons, and nothing is
known of their fute yet. Just the
time for Indians! They are simply
complying with their treaty and ought
not be disturbed. It reads (I think)
that when they cannot get a living on
their reservation, to come into some
fort and get it. Part of this herd ta
ken was intended to supply the Fort,
and they only wish to kill it and issue
it out to suit themselves.
We expect thera down on our devo
ted heads at this Station any time.
We had a military protection f five
men and a Corporal all winter and felt
quite safe, but they were taken away
three or four days ago. Cor. Omaha
RcjniLUean.
The Tucson Arizonianot the 2 Inst,
is received. The last horseback mail
from the Rio Grand was attacked by
Indians In tiie Cienege de log Pitnas
near what is knewn as the Mescal
Ranch, the horse shot and the mail
captured. The rider left the hnrwo
and took to the brush, and succeeded
in making good liis escape.
Hostilities are anticipated in the
neighborhood of Fort Dodge, Kansas,
Spotted Horse, a prominent Cheyenne
chief, was at the head of the hostile
band, and is very bitter towards the
settlers.
There are five tunnels on the U.
P. R. R. letween Omaha and the con
nection with the Central Pacific; at
St. Mary's Creek, lClfeet, on Sulphur
Creek, 14;) feet, at the head of Echo
Canon, 840 fett, and on Weber river,
4'JO and 800 feet respectively.
A band of Chcvenncs are camped
near Sherman Station on the U. P. R.
R. A detachment of soldiers have
been sent out to watch their move
ments, j
The CItciftain sa.vs tfie hay con
tract recently let at Fort Lvon was
awarded to Mr. Reynolds at per
ton.
We learn that the B. & M. R. R.
Company reject the proposition of our
County Commissioners, and express a
desire to run the road where they
please. Mr. llochstctler has asked
them for a proposition. Press.
Out at the end of tho Central Pa
cific Railroad track they have a com
plete blacksmith shop permanently
fixed on a wagon.
The Cheyenne Star fays that Gen.
Sherman has given instructions to
shoot any Indians south of the North
Platte, according to treaty stipulations.
They are off the bounds, and lawful
prey.
Tho Cheyenne Ariis says U. S.
Marshal Litchfield was arrested on
Tuesday in Laramie, by Sheriff Scars.
Cause of arrest unknown.
Tr.r"
A Herd r.avr.
We are Indebted to the Hon. Dan. S.
Parraelee for atony of the bill introdu
ced by him into the House of Reprcsen
tatives to restrain stock from running
nt l.irtre in the State. -
The bill makes it unlawful for
cattle, horses, mules, shecp.swine, and
other stock to run at large at any season
of the year. When any such are found
on any other than their owner's prem
ises, they shall be impounded ana their
owners notified, bv a written notice
delivered at his residence, and hcshali
pay all damages and costs. If he and
the taker up of the stock can not agree
as to the amount, each shall choose a
referee, and If these can not agree they
shall choose a third man. anil a ma
jority of the three shall determine the
dam.iges: and from their decision
there shall be no appeal. If the owner
will not pay tho damages, then the
taker up may sell the tresspassing
stock, by posting up three written
notices six days before the sale.
The act shall not take effect in any
precinct of the State except that a ma
jority of the voters present at any gen
oral or special election shall vote in its
favor : and a special election for voting
on it may be Killed by any six men of
the precinct, who sua! I post up tnree
written notices, signed by ail oi inem,
six days prior to the day designated
for the election. The judgesand clerks
of elections shall hold such elections
the same as all others, and shall file
the result with thjp county clerk. The
act to take effect from and after its
passage. Omaha Republican. .
Andy Johnson is undoubtedly seek
ing a nomination for Governor of Ten
nessee. He will never succeed.
The majority in Minnessota for the
Negro Suffrage Amendment to the
State Constitution, as officially de
clared, is 9,372.
MAURI ED.
By A. W. Morpan, at his residence, January
21th, Jamea Olnder and Barau. Alice Ferju
eon. By the Ramp, at the residence of Mr. Tan
ner, on the 21 li of January, John W. fcinltli
and rtaehael Ann Glland, both of this city.
On tho 2Ctli of January, lfi! at tho resi
dence of the bride's father. Dr. C. R. Baker,
hv the Hev. P. B. Buch. Mr. Andrew J. .Scott,
of Afsrinxrall, Neb., and Miss Km ma A. Ba
ker, or Muddy, Richardxon Co., Neb.
IED "
In this el ty, February 3d, 1S68, Harry Sher
man, only tton of Geo. V. and Annie l)augh
erty. Ajced 5 months and 28 days.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
TAXES!
TAXES!!
QTATE AND COUNTY
TAXES
U NOW DUE. Promptnesa will wive ex
pense. All canuot get receipts on the luxt three
dav of April. O. W. BKATTON,
!- Treas.
31ason'8 and Odd Fellows
BlilLDHt mull
OP BROWNVILLE, NEB. -
NOTICE, is hereby given that there
will be a meeting of the Stockholders
of said Company, lit the Masonic Hall lu Brown
ville, Kebrnxka, on Saturday, February JXh, If, at
three o'clock p. m., to elect the Officers and Board
of Managers for said Association, and attending to
any other business pertaining to the auuln of the
company.
0. B. ITkwxtt,
Jonas Hack .n, T n n .
It. V. JHoiikk, fTnis.I.O.O.KNo.
1 L. C. Lktt. Trustee A.F.A.M. No. 4.
Jamks M. llACKtR,
J. K. Bkar,
Tiikoookk If ill,
1. KWIM 11 ML,
J. MAUIlOJf,
t.'Ko. W. i AIUHROTIIKK,
H. W. BHATT4..V. 17-2t
DIt. J. 11L.VKE,
DENTIST,
Would respoetfliHy
i annoiuu-ethut he has
located in Brownville
and is now preoaml
-i is - ,., i !-i jiianner, Ai.ii oner-
Uf -Zs-gFr-ZS atlons i;ertalnln to
the sciunce of Den
tist n-
OmY. Over City Drue Wore, iront room. ICtf
THE .MARKETS.
CLOTHING MARKET.
Corrected Weekly for the Advertiser by
MAY'S DRY GOODS AND CLOTHING
REGULATOR.
Ruslness Coats from $4(5 ?12.
Rusinesa Suits, fS.
vemats, ?a 50(,SJO.
Cassimere Pants, s-t oOys.e.i,'
( Jassl net Pants, ?2t S3 iW.
Vests, from 75 cts. to i.
Overshlrts, best, S't.
Overshlrts, sckhhkI best, $2.
versliirts, from 75 cts. to Si 2-j.
Undershirts, from 51) eta. to Si
Drawers, from 50 cts. to Si
liuck.sk in Gloves, best, S2 25.
. Sheepskin Gloves, 50 cts.
Sheeisklu Mitis, 50 cts.
DRY GOODS MARKET.
Corrected Weekly for tho Advertiser by
MAY'S DRY GOODS AND CLOTHING
REGULATOR.
fallco, lest II cts. Second, 10 cts.
Heavy Yard Wide Muslins, 18c.
Mnsl In, second, 10c( 12c.
Bleached Muslins, yard wide, 3j 10.
Cotton Delaine, 2c
All Wool Delaine, 40c.
Shawls. 67-l:V,
Plaid flannels, 45c.
Plain Flannels, 8ocri0.
Balmoral Skirts, $1 50.
GROCERY AND PRODUCE MARKET.
FLOUR Winter? sack...-
Spring .
CORN H bushel,.
MEAL bushel J.
BACON flams T B
Shonlders fo...,
S7 50
4 25
- 75rCHi)
" Sides V ft
LARD C'anned tt
SYRUP Golden y pal
Supar House v Kal....,
Kio a ro -
CHEESE New York Factory v
" Country 'A ft
TE.1 Imperial to
juacK f it,
Younp Hyson U
CANDLE.S tarl lb
" Tullow v n
Ari'LES Dried "A Ih
Green V bushel
PEA CHIS Dried V Ih
ruTATOras bushel.
COAIj OHr- gallon
y. n si f nos
nUTTER '0 fi ,
HONEY V lb
ONION V bushel...
WAIT per Karrel
IWK
Wnluut , 5 00
SIIINGLlfS ('ottonwooil per iooii;.7l2 50(ft.S 00
Pino Ji 00di.7 fto
LA Tn Cottonwood per 1WJ ' 7 00
WOOD Dry Hard per cord tW
HIDES Dry isr lb is
Green.. 8
WHEAT Fall per bushel 1 50
spring 801 jw
WOOL per lb 223
piirncfinrnprn
oliLLLCliULiiULli Ul
Jlcrhcrson's Hlocli,
-Sole Agents
In Southern I7ebrasfcn Atchison and Holt
County iio. lor the
THE CEST ill TIIE VOHLQ I !
ALSO
P. PLIFPEH H
bAIITOH h ILOV3
THE REST PRO WNO W MADE I
HMIHHW ' 1 0
3
20
1 50
1 5
25fr.'B
25
20
2 50
... Z 2 (''
l.i " 20
l.Y18
4 iO
imm,,,.,., X &l
84)
2..
I 25
4 50
100 2.002 25
l 'HI
f-. '"' f - - "te I
A CAP.D.
FOR
THE SPRING TRADE
OF
1 O G D .
-Mi xi JfrrchaiU tcho hair, in (hee cold Mutter
duyt, amjte time to Vtok over tlirir gtoektandthrtr
hook, and balance in their own mind how tnurh they
are actually worth, trill, no doubt, tome to the conet't-
Um that they tcant to tuake more, (tnH hart more of
the "NEEDFUL," at the dote tf 19. To rlve
vrclth U eminently proper, and he U the ablest tcho
can do it, in the mott honorable manner, vHththcleatt
expenditure, computation, vexirxg trouble m, and vntt
infeare. 7b do Imtinet profitably and pleasantry, a
Xerehant has to observe three rule. '
1st. To buy the
EIGHT GOODS !
At the EIGHT PBICES IJ
.-'I'
At the EIGHT TIME ill
id. 3b meet hi obli&tiian punctually, "paying
prompt" plead Joe the interest f that Jtereruint cUh
the eloquence of a Daniel H'ebster.
3d. 7b cut dorn his crixnses. a "a dollar saved is
a dollar earned," and it enable one to sell so much
cheaper. . . . .
II "e speak in praise of those rule, fur tor A are tried
tftcm, and find them to be the only means to a luccesxful
mercantile career.
BF.HOLD! he are not occupying a grand op-town
Brick, with shelve full of "Winter Stock, but are com
fortable housed at
27 T.Tain Street,
r
IMwcen Ivee and First,"
PRICE REGTJJuATOR.
Our tvojtoor are heavHy laden icith most desirable
goods, consisting of
Dress Goods,
Hosiery and Gloves, N
Embroideries,
Whit Goods,
Handkerchiefs,
Shirt Fronts,
Collars 4b Snspcnders
Trimmings, Buttons,
Zephyr Wool and)
- Vln all Colors,
Woolen Yarns, )
Corsets and Skirts,
: Coat's and Clark's Threads,
American Best Spool Cottons,
of which we hare all numbers And colors,
Sewing and Embroidery Silks,
Wallets A Purses, ,
Raftings A Tape Trimmings, ;
Star, Crochet & Bklrt Braids, '
lAlpaca Braids, and a full Una of . j
Bilk, Milan and Alabama Braids.
A FULL LTXX or,
H0H1IBE ClOIIllllG
AND FURNISHIXG GOODSr"
jy FACT, everything fhes betongt e a first etas
Cluthbtg, Hosiery, fancy Goods and Xotirm House,
vhirh has been purchased for CASH, to the very best
advantage, and wW be sold at a very small advance to
Cash and Prompt Paying Customers, vhose patron
ape tee respectfully solicit ; as it Is our cherished aim to
make their transactions with us both profiUUAt and
lAeasanU
A. IIAT Cz CO.'S
ClOTillliG A!1D DRY GOODS
Price Ifc?fjiilator.
No. 27 Main Street,
Between Lerte and FinU
BROWNVILLE, NEBRASKA.
ELD.
ORDERS BY MAIL
or otherwise will receive prompt
attention, and are invoiced at the same
price a if personally selected.
17-tf t
THE BEST FART1
IN NEMAHA COUNTY, '
EIGHT-MILES r"OMmo
V5
TWO MILE&
CONTAIN!. (
.on sir .ii:
r'-lGO ACR
All under cultivate . Al
around it. Cros he thr
witta living stock r on
years old thi.s spring, i
:iT: .14".
;, ' . I"
: li
, ;ier. v-t-J wu.;
tainlng seven rooms ; a '-c
tone: cood slone Miititte-i
;?-i,.;ie; ttixxl bar"
eooU teiKiiit-uouNC on the place, and a good school
V. ... tl,.w..iiih.U'.wt id
11 . . ; 7, .. .. i. , rMsnniihle terms.
i. Will HVU U1C iliw c v. . r
For particulars enquire of James ilcaughton oi
lZ It. DILLON, on the Premises.
FOIt A TEX KQCAL TO
GOODSPEED'S GOLDES FOCSTAISi
IS" FLEXIBILITY, DURABILITY,
Honcorrcsiveness and Economy ! !
IT WRITES 100 LINES AT ONE DIP.
, All who nse them will use no other. They are
equally well adapted to the want of till writers, and
never fail to (jive perfect satislaction. MO P'
Jruarranteed to asenta to sell these pens and other
?...r..i i,i,.i,w furnish. Snniole Boxes S cents
by mall, single samples. H C.,"i.91iJ:V
i Address K. It. OL Xi&iX) .,
lV3m D9 Chambers iSt., Boston. Mass.
auir QUICK."
' The tise or Tobacco prrxluees disorders of clreola
tion. Indiuestion, a niarkel taste for strong urlnK,
linpoteucy, and tinully insanity.
"quit qrica"
cures all dosire .rorfTOHArCO, .rrlre-50 cent
GILDES fc IIUli, rropricior,
)
f I i MM
McCBEEUY & AICKEt,
;:..-::...::..; i -druggisjs,
15.jt Brownville, Nebraska.
, r t r 7 y T'" : i
; ' HorsenacaS Talieirotice.
i i I offer, for saleor cash or jrpunStock, tny
FIXE ixLOO DEO iJiTAELIOX,
He Is a Dark Bar, Black Mane.rTall and Lejrs,
stands Sixteen Hands hixh, and well proporuonea.
Will be five years old next sprin. Is warranted
xmnil hr..kf. crentle. and is considered by friMHl
Judesthe best farm horse lor all work in thecoun-
II. TEARE & CO.,
AGENTS,
IJKCm'rSTILI.E,
1t-r.ni
K E Oil AS It A
To Contractors.
SoRtcd proposals will be received np to February
l, lor oiK'itiiiu up strtH'i to wewtcrn limit?
of city, and to put the wmie In a traveling condition.
10-tt Mayor City of Browuville,
FLORENCE
LOCK STITCH REVERSIBLE FEED
Sewing Ilacliiiies
AWARDED TIIE
HIGHEST PREMIUM
WHEREVER EXHIBITED.
TIIE OIVtY ONE
Capable of S &wln$r In 7forc than one
. Direction,
Fastening- all its own Scams,
WITHOUT STOPPING THE MACHINE
Vlt TIIE CLOTH.
It U8ES and WASTES LESS TnitKVP thnn any
holding the ends of the thread.
Warranted to Sew Heavy or Fine
GOODS EQUALLY AS WELL.
OVER 5 0,000
MACIIIXER SOLD SISCE 1861.
-8enrt for Rpiwrts and Circular.
YFM. E. PL iST, General Agent,
13 KOIITII FOUiTH ST.,
m.vX IIENDEKSOX, Brownville, STeb.
COGSTTUL'S
GREAT WESTERN
Livery, Sale, Feed and Exchange
STABLES !
Corner Mala and Levee Streets,
EroTTnville, IJebraslia.
Buys, Sells and Exchanges
TOCK, COT PHOPERTY,
LAIVDH, See, &c.
Has Larse Stock Corrall c1om? to Steam Fer
ry Landing. Stable accommodations fur
Fifty. Horses.
Single and Match Horsea. Rjicipa nni
riages always on hand for sale. 40-6m
Aeents Wanted for
2HGHT SCENES IN THE BIBLE,
BY REV. DAXIEL MAKCH, D.D.
orr.m, n-pe. flowins. clear, snsirkiinir ..
piKT-iiu nyie; ior jMiMio geniiw; for beauty of
. ..u..u uiu KJOiV'.ns iraa',':iu!iim; for nice an
alysis of iiar;ici. r, f -.U,,: (. lineut.on nd rtre
and happy illustrations, )ii.s work htot no e.iuaL
Kuch enimeii(ljtioiis, an the nlMive, have bft r-
wje rresM or ail lK-iKinmiiitions. Svnd lor Circulars
eonUiifMuu'tlie same. A ten to are everywhere meet
rfiJ1! i f "t"";ulfled huc-ct-w. It ta s most beauti
fully illuxtrated and ejegaaUy bound book, and
pieaHea everj-biKly.
coMMiroxs ioo to tao peh Morrni.
according to ability and energy. Address,
7tF(iT VT! ifrnrv m
rilllilllclt'llla. Pi!.. CiflPiim'utr ( I . I'lilmcd .III m
fit. Loub, ily.
i. J - r-t ' gS
O a I h -a
SgS ' 4 f li Hs
34 I A I f 15s
as si
RSc, 1.1, I S.-g
gag J; ,U im
h a if y
1I0J6 III STREET,
ncPHsncGirs rsxeczr.
nunnimnn ft niira
JTave mtirel t..o
f' jt"; rget nml Best Asscr.mcnt
: , nee atl ' ! v-
e two t ' - 1
cco-- i I ... ; .
and I - . r'. J
I - 1 ( i
afc ..! . . x L.. i
ever brought to tao city of
. . - . consisting of
Gofnn,Po!clin Loun-ca,
Secreifies 'arid Dook Cases
. , , Oflce Deslis. Vash Stands,
: 15 E I S T E A D S
CANE ROCKERS,
; Nurse Ilockers, Din Ing and Breakfast Tables
OfQee, I'arlor and Dining Room Chairs, and
everything usually found In a
FURNITURE ST0BE !
12--ly -
Shellenberger Bros
3Mo. 74,
Mcriierson's Jllocli,
,':ri
, ' " Dealers la
Hardware, Stove, Tinware,
Hardware, Stoves, Tinware,
Hardicare, Stoves, Tinware, -:
T 50.000 Miles Fence
50 000 Mile Fence
50,000 Mile Fence
Pitlsbitrq Iron and Nail,
Wire,
Wire,
Wire
Pittsburg Iron and Nails,
fiusourg iron una au$,
. , - , . . Mechanic & Tools,
' " - " Mechanic Tool,
Mechanic u Tool.
Charter Oak Stove,
Charter Oak Stove,
Charter Oak Stove,
Besides afull assortment of everything kept
- inanrst claa
1BII1E H!!D STOVE
STORE !
Which will be sold as low as the lowcai
FOR CASH!
To all who favor m with a call.
At Ihc Sl?n ot the
BIG BED STEAD !
is tho place to buy
FURNITURE AND UPHOLSTERY
McFALL. &; Co.,
Keep constantly on hand n completo assort
meut of
Sofas, Beadttead. Wardrobes,
Bureaus, Rockino Chai't.
Sprintj Beds, Wash Stand.
What NotS,
Kitchen -and
Parlor
Chairs,
Hat Rock
Kitchen
end
Parlor,
Tables.
Center
Topped
sianas,
Lounges
Tablet,
Lounoe
Settees. . 1
Springs.
j Swing
Kitthen i,i
, - r vrtas,
"".,. OJlet
Plat 4r r Chairs.
blond. Comforts,
Mattrttte. Tetc-tetes,
Bti Springs, Childrer.'t Cabs and Gigs,
ana nosewooa Moulding,
Sheen. PUlouis, Pillow
Slips, etc., etc
SHOW CASES & 0ITI0E WORK
HADE TO ORDEIi!
And anything and everythlns reqnlrrd to set
up puun or iuncy Housekeeping
All of their w'are Is either manufactured c
put up under .their special superintendence,
winch enables them to Bell sound articles at
smaller prices than Kastern manufactured
good-i.
Our Hearse
Is at the serv ice of the public at any time It
may be needed, and is gotten up inas ft ue style
as any farther east.
HEMIC BDBUL' USES
of all sizes constaiiily on uTtiiit,
It Eustern I r i c
: We are doln business on
STRICTLY CASH PFwINCIPLTS
AT A
Small Profit
and by attention to business nndthe wants ol
the community, expect in the future as in the
iam io receive me jwiironae or the public
generally. ZlcYAlil. & CO.
CHICAGO DDLLAfl STORE.
Tlie lmTTieroe snect-ss attending nnr hiit.
neKS In l'.OSTON tlicnnxtflvn iroar. 1,.1U
dueed ns to establish a 15raneh store'ln tlii-
ee.RO, renderinjr it more accessible to the
estern jeople, and also saving a lartre Ex
pressaire Our goods are all new and received
direct lrom the ilanafacturers, consisting of
nearly every article desired for fnmlly us
such as Dry and Fancy (ioods, Boots and
Shoes. Jewelry. Plat! W.iro ete te. ,ti
articles sold for
Oao Dollar Eacli,
and not to be paid for until vou know what
you are to receive. CHECKS, deseribiui;
goods, sent at the rate of 10 cents each, to pav
for postage, printing, ect. Presents froni t3
too $! sent r"ree to Ajrents. We are Agents
for all the best Manufactories In the country.
Circulars ent frtv. Agents wanted in every
town. Address FAR II fc CO , 13d Dearborn
St. Chicago, 111. l'.O.Uox5!rJ). 8-12t
A. PIXJCR. T. K. REYNOLDS.
.COUTHEIlir HOTEL, ,
nrj 2: a & RET:; O S, Proprietors
Eight street, two blocks from R. R. Depot,
ST. JOSEPH, 10. 4oly
JOB WORK of all kinds, neatlv sn.i
painly cxccutciL douo at the Advertiser Job
uoum;..
,
- i t. . B k
V
u mm
IIWIHI II 'Ill II I
. -sr. r ".t i
DEPOT OF MUSIC!
p. i. irmrsTT cz go::,
I"o. S Tov-rth. Street,
ST. JOSEPH, 3IO.
LIUSIC PUBLISHERS,
VholesnV find retail Dealers la
pias job
r
if
V
1
On n i "o
mm.
Chickering & Son's Pianos
iilch were awarded the
Cross of the LEGION of HOITOS,
and
FIRST GOLD MEDAL
AT PARIS EXPOSITION, 1SC7.
ALSO
TfSI, ILXADK & CO.,
nAIXET, DAVIS & CO.,
HEW Y0BK UNION GO.
BURDETT
lationalf Combination & Cabinet
oriGA-2srs5
Cabinet, Portable,
and
Metropolitan Orgsns.
All orders should be addressed to
JAMES R. Agent,
BroAViiville, I'el.
5-fim
Pern livery Stable.
CHARLES GEADE,
I)euler In
Horses Eonght, Sold, or HxchacgetL
S tock Boarded by the Day or Week.
MY STABLES are to-feeI wtth cood ITorsw anil
butcir-s. IVrSon wishing conveyanrw to mny or-
tioii or tnp Aemuna JUtJiu DiMnct cuu bo accuruaio-
dated. The
Pern z BroTvnvillo Coacli
Iav"s mr Stables e-ery mnrnlnir at tOo'rlix-k A.
M. lV-issemr'" or package aai'ely einv'yitl. Or
der l-ft witij tlie Puctmimteni Avill be pnjiiintly at-
tendeu to. lJl-4.m
JACOB MAHOIIX,
IIERCHAITT TAILOR,
P r() ff r. jia in litrtet, opjiMte
xaciriierson s
BLOCK,
Brownville, Nel.
Dealer In
READY HADE
CLOTH XXG!
Also Agent for
.. j Singer Se"winff
-IIACHHIE
THE APPETITE FOR T03ACC0
DESTHOYED !
Leave otT Vsl n?r that Poisonous
Weed, Tobacco.
One box of De Witt's preparation Is wr.rrnnted to
dcMiny the nppetite for tolutcrv in any pernm, no
uniirr uuw pLiuiitf ii uuui, limy im. xj ii iiiiim hi
ny chh the money wil be refunriwl. uii(in-i.s
Imve iul it u ho are willing to bir witKt to tlse
f:ct tlint DeWit'n l'rejmratioti ciniiiilitt'ly dotrnvM
thepptite for toh:coanJ lruves tli M'inui K.free
rrommiy dirsirv fur it as before liecimiuienctHl iius.
It U jH-rfcctly sale anJ harmlcw In all cases. The
preparations acts rtirwtly upon theKieneulainln niul
secretions aR'oeted by tobitcco, nni Uiroutrli there
upon the lilood, thoroughly cluauint; the poiou ot
t.cco from the system. No more haukerin af
ter using DeWitt's Preiiuratioii. l:ecollect it U war
ranted. RECO.IIJXEXDATIOXS.
Th Mlowlnu are a few selected lrom the multi
tude of recuinaieuUationo in our ps-vkui :
I'rom C. A. Itodger, Sf.XouIs, 5f o,
. St. Ioris, lit April 3, l'.s.
I hereby certify thut I have nsii t,,i,. e..r
ty yi'iin pnrit, and for the hixt ten yeajs I have iiHel
two pound jr month. I have made nftemputo
lesive nil at dnVerent tiuiea. I hve lo ntr n.
at a time, hot nlway continui to hunker after it
until I used I)eVitt Preparation, which ban com
pletely tmred me of the apjietite for toiicc I
would recommend all who are affected withthia ter
rible hiUit to tiy the lrepuraU.)n.
C A. ICOEEIiTM.
From John Knlpe, St. Toon's,
This fc, to eertifvthat T l.''J
teen yenr: tried'mariv time t. ,..v 'k.,,
Kiiawin'K at my iotiiii-i1-tjL..hniSMM Jtt ' ' , ,,
lite trim. A rnend advised me to use your vreiwra
lion, and it eomuleteiy curc-l me
JOHN KXIPE.
From VT. A. Sinitli, Columbus, Ohio.1
I hereby certify that one box r ...... C.,i..,:,.
entirely removed aU the use of tob,-co. "
V. A. SMITIf.
From VTm. Espy, Springfield, 3ra.ss.
- , . , Spfixofiei.p, August i,
I used one Jx)X of your Preparation, tun! it cured
ie. u-ai i.vii
I merely triv these aa a sample of what fani e
eelvintrdi.lly. All Utter, of inquiry eheerfuiiv Jn-
"" 1 r- n' rniriuin,l p r box. If to be
ent by mail, 2T. cents additional for WesUfe Mool
ey sent by mail nt my riK. AI Ire " '
i:-47-:
t-JtAULiS UilWIT, Chemist
ii
Livery, Feed and Sale Stable !
Em. TnrjT,r: T-, 1tT,,
Xc. 82 and 8 1 Main Street
BKOWNXILLE, NEBRASKA.
rpa!cr In a!! k Inri j f .i,.i. Tr.
Rr.i.l j v '-. iiursfStionint,
Roid tuid exchan-tid. sto-k lm.nf,!i KV"ti,J
day or week.
mcxliUed at all hours,'
day orj rsioiiT.
A f;to.k eorrall. w-f'i ...
i of I1U'C v at, attavlKd to the stable. l-ly
!i;
neweHPrir has rw"-erected an entire
okHWni foniinodu stle, near the
Hi
At th:
l!an!irBpt
Nofir.
In the T'xtr!ct Omrt of the rn';I
la the matter of Ch& Matthews, u"
. U. S. DMHicr Cor,T r,
T'J TTVio.it l7 iii.'V Omerrn.. '
We,'
i.;ru..M:i:ary?. ttri.i i.er?i:wte ti ,
fihtx anil fl i n'fcl.T rna Tff.T-t.i f
tliitt t!i 'I I h ilnvi I. UK... ' ' "r HOk .
R.1I1.. at te oil.ee of s. .f 1
JU-uiters in Ttankrnpter for na rJ"1- ?
viUelafcKid Distru t, U the thn ud
for tlie heHrins of the fiunip- '''.
may ur.te!id, nv.'i siio-x cmisr
t. ii.i .
the prayer of the:i:t '
"m:.i netiri
The wcoiid Slid VAvl mee'!nir nr'.i 'n
fluid liaiiknipt wiil be t
(I n P .
pi net'
J-.'t
cf
I.-
r r-
CTerkcf r. S. I,i.vt ConrfC.
Notice la Bankruptcy
IHstrict Court of the United states t.
In the macter ot Chnrles A. I
DWtrk-t of ehrrika. us. ""-B-lJ4
Thus i to iv i!ot..- that on the-y.v
uary, it. a Warrant of Jin!krm't;,,
.i:t of the I'rricK ourt of :!, (,, . 7 ;
lnsfriet t.f ' -Nra.sk. e gainst tl i. (J,"1'.
A. flace. of .XfornsK j t it v. (.'tooJT
ailju!irei a iaiiknipt on his own p
r"-..un
their debts, and to
CiDmp una . " 1,Wir.
his estntp, w:!l he held at Coiirt ,.r
ie lioini-n ar Krnifii vil.'e in altl L'i,n
Kich, )., Krister in liankriiou-T f,
on the day of Jr'corunrv. 4 tl :r .
a.m.
r.farhj'an''
at
Notice ia ltBkraptrr jt.
DWriit Court fthel"nited stato. fA
,, . . , ( Xririwk. lnit,nkr,pf V
I)!strirt of .el)nwsk. sk. r.-ir-
This is to irive notice t!iRt on theT-s i
ry,:.K a Warrant of rnkniMiyw r
of ti.e ULsfrlct Court of the Vu J .m. C ;
JMstriet of '.-hraka. a.'aint n, !. ' lln
Fleniin?, nf Nebraska C ity, rt tb
J.
l--inM.il, i'.i tiir in; ineni or Inj L
delivery I'nnyprniierty beione'n .
ikukti, niiiuu p tut m.i u.e. anil iut
rat., t
1
Vine. J.rt)., l-lireM. jr. l:c!: F.,
niptcy for said 1'istrict, on the it
t) , .v.iy. i.-wi, at in o a JJ1.
X-.S. Marshal .i? ' U 1
f c .
Notice ia Eaukraptcr.
l ; ,
hvt .
uisjriet Lourr or tne l n:tej Sfjr j.. .
t .v. ofXrtrv, In a,nkriirr
In the nm'terot W alter h. LmSi i
District of Nebraska.
This is to j:ive notice that on the -fc.i.. .
uary is, 9 a Warrant of iiankni,,,,
out of the restrict Court of tlie Cn, Lj si., '
PrV.
."
District of Nebraska,
" .ii:i-hii in iue ccprr m '
in i;.l f 'istri.t, !KU'"i-i-d a Isinkriri,"
tuion; that tlie pnytueitt .-fanr , '
livery of any property belun-u,. urt v
li. li'ipii, ot l.it;cili,
In (he rirfT -
debtor, to him, or
pro;erty by him
H fl:.t. i. : -J l , HI
iiieetin;of the crt-duors of .said biilcniniw!'! " '
prove their dehts. and to cioe one nrt-M'v
sit'liees of his estate, will he held atV r-"- ,;
nipU-y.folM'hoidenatthet.mr'iioinamt'iw'
rorasKa. ownr- M. iu tl. .,., :stor-.i.
ruplcy fur said district, on n. m i, .1
A.D. i2, at io o clock, a.m. ' " . 11 " '
Adnilnittratr mC Heal R-.
NOTICE LS HEREBY cniV
That hv virtno ir m. ?.,... . ,
trlct Court of XomnhaConrtr. .Visimyki I .ILii-.ii
niinistrat-.iri-' h,,ui r t:; i. .i .
Daily, deieascd, will, on the
Glh day of March, ISo!), at I o'clock! ? '
expi.se and urn nt public vendue. -at the IW, ,'.'"
of the Court House in lwl,vi!Ie. i SuTf
Nemah-i. nil the rsht. titli-ir,.! hiferi .rf 1 ,,V',r
disKsi, hw widow. be.rs,d persi.ml
tatives. In an to the loilow ne r-al c mjic. i J ':
county.to-wit : 'o : r
Utt I. of Swtioti a;,Toivn:. R-in-eHr
IHC .VJ ,0-IH( Hcres. .ii,! -ii ....
si-ie thereof. Also tho ;o!!oini: U ,'4 X. "
So-nt
' . "' ioi.i i. z, 4, 4. .j. s. 7 m i "
and lots I. ' .1. I. s m it ,,, i .'i,.'i,"
, TV, 2'"' ,t-:.I:fi lots'. an.Ki.-iWij
In bIo-k .";: and lots a. unit 'r- i.'. i.i.t
. 4 anil III liiwir .v. - un.l i... i i .
i;
and r. i7i bliK k :u; and lof n and C ib Iii
and lot Sand 4 in bli-cic i ...,t i.u,u-
block ami lots l and i in bliit ci:'iul-
11 and 11 hi !)!i.-k ftt; Hn.l h.tn-. i.Ki.k.
and lots 4 and 7 in lilocfc ' n,i !, i 1 . .
; arul lots . 4. .-, pj. U ,! lz in i,:iMrk M. t:mi
9a"1! ll' k v.tand l.-w nnd iu in
li.
a iu lor.s ,,11113,1 J.' m h)iu - K. i,y
lota 1,:. H and -in btn ic 111; and I.'. u
block lit: and lots i :i. .,, . 7 M 1, . ,,
in blw k liG; and l.,fi 1. a,i a 111 b, U 1
and loU 4. a and 10 i bloclc ll
lots I.nnd7i;j Mock Hi; and lots anj j
I ..; and lots , ilanU 1- in bl-M-k 1.; an-Loo: !'
II 111 liliM kl iT; imd lot 11 in block l: Mr.d '
Hill r'-': ar5 1"M 11 ""! I'- mi.re o
block I it : and lots H. ;i und 12 in block 1 tf:
6. 7. 11 and l-ii. bi.H k li: and lots n.l 7... !K 1
... . i.m. i.mi una n ttu-iic if,- ami a;.
lowing lands .situated in the towu..f .Mwini V
ini.l wti:ifv: lut 7 i;i blm-k 1: !-.ts b.
and In bl.K-k :t: p,ts j. - 4, 7 , ?
i 'nV'i V.",,,M:'nn,,i'1 h; : Hn.i l..
-,rV-,:V,''-.!',-"',::',:5.. 1.:.K
" ! ',:.B'"1 lot 1, z. x 1. 1 11, ii 11. i 1
P.
Ii
J I'XJ'- c- ' 'A 1 1 . ir, is. i. 3 : tv :
-J? - ' , ". i. '!7, :?, :ei, 41. tt. a., trail
ri".-' ,a,!(1-": - 7and.iiiiui
? " f' '" 'i 1 !- "! " "wo I
and lot I :. ,l,rk i ; and lot I, 2, A, 7, , , " '
lb and is ni bl.K-k X "!r,!
Said soJe will . ,e!d op.-n for bids fr-r'am? Ik,".'
one hour from and aiter ti:e time abov ol1U'
TKEXS Or.il.A' C.IMC.
WTLIJAJI S. irortX. AdmiiiBtn n
lHof.i ,t Bkihukv, Alt y lor iiiH:
AdnriniMfmrne!. la
Xotfce Is brreby si ven that the nnteri 0
mm intra tor of the .-,.ir r i,.h ii-"1"
cea.sei!, will e!I nt puli'lc vendue, st the fn ' r" :
of the Court How, In l.m-iivu. .1-nialiC",-o'
el ira.sk a. the ioliowinif decrihed I eic.t
,e", ,',..""dcofint.r. to-w it: Iits iijinwr Mi
!" . in l:iocfc Diiir. TMy-fwir 1 0
Middle liniwiivilla. S.....I -..i- ... ...... .
l'Kh ih.y of Keln.ry. l-xj.. at Jo cli k. n.n.u
mam ooeu for ono lnuir ....i .., .1 . .. ..i.- .
day. k i v 1 1.' 1 i-n li iH
Thom.w it ITiu . f! T, A t t'j-.
Aduiiaf w
!;.
I.Fi.MI AOTIfF.
Ann K.iza Collin va. J,!-rt fVillini.
In the District Court of the 1st Ja.tVLd l-" 1
a. d!rij) U1Kl lor -"""ic.rtij.ty. Oiut''j
liobcrt Cnliliis 1?
St:ite of Xebnwka.
f.'n.IaRt, a m.n-rid"!t tb "
Khz Collin- aid on L , . .V " !V: . ' .
l'orJ,',',:?:,'n theoitlceoftheil-r."
f. . r.iV-i t a!;l"'"F!l tet.dant is or suiting-
'i'f i r 'u:Ui';?n'i"tnan e fr r" I"
ed tfl.Tt'y' w""t"'i'. d cnieiiy fu.ie4.w 'Ii!
fl;.l i ",'V. 1 -"l-'n "re hertbv r-riiilnni tno,''
u. l.vi, ortne .same wul be tak-n as tme ,,r
J. X. rtevTtoMs. Atty.
J'liiiiiirv j:at, -,,
C.lrt
.rtvi
w ,
T Stray Notice. V
A KEN UP Uv the Subsrri!r,
in? at Nemaha City. Decemtrr TTh.
oaewhiteyearling Mear, r.-d ear.nd r"I .I.i's
on neck ami f.-et. i7-,t J.UiT ".
" uv!
I -arrny C'mlfi t:'.
Taken tip by the utuiersiciied. r"ii ltitiv
"'wnviile, .Nel..,on the I. day
ry. i.v,n( ,,e white steer culf; will r ' '
nest.apruig; ennt market bv ben t..ra.
fr.-e7iog. lKit j V3I s W. t !.. f r
. , I',:
Stray Notice.
h. . , r I .
I
I.
count v 'ebr.Hka, on tiio .li u;iy oi i-,;T"
l:i:ht uy horse potev, d.irlt nuiieaml ,
to lie three yenr. old'; Mar iu loreties l : tui n"-'k, ne
bmiiil.-. noticeable. Ji 'HN lJli;
Stmy Not Ire.
T.iken pp by the un.!ers!-rel, liv'nK s11,
mile south or Cli n V.,H-'. on tae 11 of JanuatV i
black pntiy.alMMit ftv yearn old. with roacfc"
a little white on ia.sid of riUt liiud fowt. .
rfMind. no marks or bnind-s. -
1 e-'t (ilT.F." It. BEEx..-i
" ' v
Strny Notiee. ,isc
Taken in by the nndenicned. Hvfn twr e
Boot ft of IVru. oil Itoriev lTf.lt. on the2' b
eetnbcr. l-. one ;:.u k' Yeaf!iH lln'.er.
left ear and underbit in the riuiit.
l-''t W'.O
(ilA
si;r'ti 1
IBSDERni
To Consnmptlrr.
The advertiser, havln-r leen ct'1',
health fn few weeks bv a vcrv xia:!ne ' ,
ctly, afley bavin;; stirien-il several yea".
asoverelanj a:iction, and that t! n" ,
etuse, C"rDstitniti(iii i- anxious to jw
known to his fellow suXl'erers tae n"1,!:
cure. -ij
To all who desire it, lie will wnJ , M
the prescription nsed (free of ch:. i
the directions for preparir? and us-,.,
Kaiue, which, they will rind surec Vr.
Om.ru mptims, A sthntet, liro itch it is. ce. ? fx.
otyes-t of tfie advert iser in senimi ty'.w
eriptionlsto bene at the a;aivtttl.w ';! .
Iniorination which he conceiv.s to ni :
able; and he hopes every sv.Ci'iTre,,,.
his reinc-dy, as it will cost thtnt nollo Tt.
may prove a M.-.sfx..r. ... .z
Forties wihln- the nrfiTl ntlon V a,s
luidress UK V. Km.Iti A. 'II'-j, s
li South Second st.f Willi.-tn'T'v"
13-9-y KliisH County. ,- t
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A trent'eman
who 5utTfre..i tnr
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meeiiecis oi yoaunui ijihi iv.-"-. ,
the sake of 8u;:Vr:5 humanity, "' ..,ln'
al who ne'ii ir. t'i.' recip and direri-- ,-,
makinpt the ;J;l't.!.' remedy by t,!,''".
cured. Sui:vr rs wi.shtptr to profit '''j
vertiser's ex neru-nci; can do by '., v
In per.W-tco'"'f.;cnc. JOHN 1?. .'
1 K-y N'j. i: Cedar btr-.s. t, 1
0. Hill e- rte.
rrAKE NOTICE IIEUEPv
ret it ion h.i. to-n, to-wit ' 7. T
of Jai!"i:iry.A.n. I-'-", fiU in .i I "
iwe .i.i!;uf. ot mah VmZx?rir'j
in s:.!.t i.;.-lrct. who Im. h.'
riarttl JUuxru,t vitUt tiij ArtV.;"'"
tiU'i "An Act to lt;.',ia V !'o-
oi' Uankrurtcy Throiium the i r' 2
nnproveil iXarch '1, 1,7. and
erty neiongins to su. ii Ilankruut d f
for his ue. inl ti trRs!r of any "-, '
!n:rto h:m areforolildt'ti bv law 'r"
of the ereditor of wittil IJn n It r,', r,' li :)ili.
1'""!' J "7 mill, loroillllcn hy law. '
inert ii;r of the creditors of said Einkw'
prove their der,'s. an1 to choose on.,r "
ees of his estate. wUl be held at ' w ;
roptcy to ho hoi-I-n nt rhe fmrt
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