I
r-rrrm ecr f ,h ArrtuTista tbrsfcle by
T O ('. T. Drown Vi.le Iiodtr y. S, I. 6. O. T.
urAixvA iuwJvenl0s-l !v u wrr t. t 7ft'clx lc
p. m weic AiaU 4a Ui Imij-tmej tr trick, on
v.iiiWiTrt. . , " . - - -
Ail -ujuisr.roih&iJir Invito. . . , .
...- ovo Yv . DossiT.fcecy.
JL. F. & A. M. Somali Valley L5;rI-4. A.
F A A.M.. tini on tbe 1st and Jd feuiurUjty lu
mrb iuoDlh.i fco'ciook p.m.. ai LLeir li.aU la tb
lir''"Ut""''r Uriok. on Miiin Mreet.. , ,
ii viaUPS iiroUiw iu iuviitd. .. ..
local,- matters:
J. L. Collxapp, Editor.
TIICIWDAY MORNING. APRIL 8, 1809.
jVatlonal Sile, at Marsh's. '
, i : : : :
g addles Full stock at Bauer's.
Caavaa Box Toe Boots, at Robison's.
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Ootika at Fu'.Ldicrs Prices at Marsh's, ;
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'For Fresh. TJarden rH-tils go to J. K.Tcft.
Cheap Plug Tobocco for smoking at Swan
Bro's. . . . , -
-i -Rolling
-Cwtters ah J Gang Wheels at
Den's.
Brwravill High. School Books ( at
Marsh's.,. . . . ,
RobUon hcIIs the cboapctJjQOts and Shoes
In the WVkU , .-..
" AClioirs lot of Hams and Bacon at Swan
A BrV.! ,
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It raiiifr fure for Medical purposes at
VaUeau'e. . .
fepeaeerUa Commercial Pens for. sale
nt Marsh's. , .... ,-.:-'
9 i t ' - .
Th oihn Mall closes hereafter at
11 o'clock, a. in.
Whit Pita tnl Mackerel in kits and
hall barrel at 6wan A Bro'i, ' '
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Dovblla Stoat Porterr-The best drink
foreonvalcseents, tVm. Valleau's.
Dr. Cowleaf IlomeopathUt, haVlocnted
Id Jhls ciljr- his card on first page.' -' "
The Falrbrothcr Bro'i have received a
jxjrUon of tlwlr Joh Odcc and Book lndiy.
DcForreal Porter lias'been appointed
tVMinf y .Attorney, vice; H, 3. Thomas, re
signed. '
ft'app's Combined Violet Writing Fluid
A No. 1 article finst ever sold In Brownvllle,
tit Marsln. " . - , - ' -
, Swan 4k. Brother keep everything you
rant In the way of Fancy and Staple Gro
cerie and ProvUlon.
J.JL. Bear has removed Ids Express and
T'l-Kraph Office to his new building two doors
west of the Post Office,
IVm. II. Hoover, City Treasurer, Is this
week pnylng the Interest now due on City
Street Improvement Bonds. 7
: Removed Chun. Brleel has rernovel his
Bvr Hall to the room below the Occidental
Hotel, where he I very neatly fixed up.
0r Lereo lant Sunday looked very busi
ness like-, three steamboats having left It al
most covered with gools for our merchants.
The Rev. AV. B. Bingham, of Nebraska
City, preached to a very attentive audience In
the First Baptist Church In this city on last
' HabRath. ' '
.dor lea News I Two thousand dollars
worth of the best Custom Made Boots and
Khoca, J list arrived at Uobisona, and will be
old low for cai.h.
Fighting. The Spring Fights haveopea-
al daring the pnt jreek with one "scratch"
and onoMraw" lu vliich two pisioJs were
drawn, at long range, however.
Wm. McXeal has opened up a New Bar
bar Shop at No. Uniti street, Where he has
an jaand a splended asortm.cnt of Shaves
Blairojxwns, etc. He l a Orit rate hand at
the b&slnct.' : . . ,
Gates 4t Boatfleld have taken the con
tract for the stone and brick work on the Ma
sonic and OJd Fellows Building. The stone
work si f ,n per prth, and Iho lrkk workt
(1,50 per thousnnd.
Bcaaon has now undoubtedly the largest
Blacksmith Shop in thl city, 23 by 50, 3d stroot
Vlwisen Malni.nd M'ater, where he U now
prepared to do anything In his line, as well
a manufactcrlilg the Celebrated i)ouble Dia
niond Corn Plow.
KtIlglousThe regular monthly meeting
will take place ' with the Baptist Church In
this place, on Saturday next, at 11 o'clock a.
rfi. tld. W. B. Bingham will preach on next
Sabbath morning at said Church,,' at 10'
o'clock, and at 4 p. m.
A "WhCleaale Dru Store II. C. Lett
has now In etoro z vrry large stock of Prug's,
Medicines, TalnU, Oil, Glass, etc, apd will
aril In Jobbing lots to Country Druggists and
Merchants for" les than they can go cost and
buy them for. Call and era him!
noticed Oi Welbiof Ixndoh going
through town this eek with o load of Cot
tonwood sprouts. As Mr. Welch has neither
culok nor child, ws opine thry -fi-ere liot Tor
domesUc purposes. Do your neighbor's ch 11
drvn botber yon, Mr. Welch ; OTftre joa going
Into the timber business.
, K.w KUlluery Firm Mrs. F. A.Tlsdel
has assosiated with herself In the Millinery
buKlnes Mrs. J. K, Bear. They have rooms
now oac door t of MtFall si Co's whert the
ladles of Brownvllle and vicinity will find
the latest and most fashionable goods In their
in In tbe market.
McFall . Co had their Spring Stock of
.furniture, etc., on board the steamers Ben
Johnson and Allen, which were, with their
might, burned at the SU Louis levee last
fc. Bat for this their stock would have
here now. Howewr another 6tock Is on
h way and will be here In a few days.
John A. Poun has Just received large
lot of Furniture, Choice Groceries, Boots and
Rhoes, Ladies and Misses Hats, Parasols, etc
He is doing a very fair business for customers
M b ' selling at as small profits as any
man In this city. He has a rousing stock of
Staple Dry Goods on the way. Drop In!
Chaa. Hclaaer has removed his Boot and
hoe.S!iop to No. 15 Main street, where he ta
Spared to show and Sell low, his spring
tork of Men's and Boys' Boots, and Misses'
nd Children's Shoes, Just reoelved; or make
P custom work of the best material. In good
onrable style, at reasonable rates. Call and
whltu!
Th Connty Commissioners are In sea
son, this week, and are -performing their
duties In a very satisfactory manner. Mr.
tarr Is the chairman, haTlng served longer
ttan the other two, being on his third year,
r. MeGce, on the second and Mr. Bitter on
1 first year. They all make good officers,
4 will work ft the bet Interests of all
concerned.
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-TaUgm not ft candidate for Supcrlaten
r81 of IuUJe Instruction, no msn has done
wr for the cause of ednctttion f n l!,!s conn
y selling School Bcxdui aud uaionc-ry at
. rates than A. D. Marsh at the Post OCt
rv-pot, and he U still -flshtlng ltovit on
"U line," barked by a smashing Stock of
r ln tts lin. hlch he Is selling as low as
yean pMWy t miMd meaUvir5
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toli' Ca"l0 Clipper Plow Is one of the
Tastl,7i if nW" nOW made nyIiere.
Z h U'T admltof the keenest
v v t by BrW nd Proved
tUl0nTh,M We to pro-
Cudo-. , eentndard
-pp. 1 aiv, for sale by tii
A First Class Dru- Store. We have Jost
paid a. visit to the Trsi Class Prus: Store of
IL C. Lett, C3 Mcrherson' EJock; There Is a
stock It dct one'a soul go-ii to look, upon;
anytldng yoa may desire la tLere A fill
stock of Cosmetics and Toilet articles first at-
ti-acla one ullsnuoa - on cnterla g, then. a
general surrey re vc& Is stack of tholcw Wall
paper Xrora 10 to 4"iCts a bolt, (and It Is No. 1,)
shelves and counter full of all kinds of Sta
tionery, (at lower prices than we ever dream
ed pc&slwicw? shelves full of all kit -sof Drugs
and Chemicals, all, (at lcrust the I octors say,)
ofthetest quality; Patent Medicines, (guar-
ran tied to cure any d!5CAsc,)Larap8 and Fix
tures, the finest In tne market. - Bitters for
anything; cignrs, tobacco, and show cards
over all so neatly gotten up that ten years
ago people would have mode a day's Journey
Just to have seen them : this is what tbe first
glance reveals. On a thorough examination
will be found a full stock of paints, oils, glass,
pure liquors, etc., ln fact all that goes to make
up the outfit of a first chuss Drugstore lAnd
over all this the presiding genius is IL C.
Lett, one of the best Pharmncutists that over
struck this portion of Nebraska, and a perfect
gentleman ln every sense of the word. Call
and see him and his stock. It will pay you,
and buy "ofhlni If yoa visli to savenoicv;v1
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Felloiv-Citlxens As the Eagle soars in
majestic pride, and views with, ittefaction
the glorious careerof freedom In America, we
would call your attention to a fact worthy of
note to every American or other citizen ln.
this Land District, In whoso veins throbs the
pulse of patriotism, the love of self, or the
love of home comforts. It Is a fact that will
cheer and make comfortable your homes ;
give the smileof a new-born love to wife, and
"put money lh your purse;" yea, though there
bo already muny who have round tills well
spring of Joy, there "may yet be a fow be
nighted and. In darkness,", and for. those we
cry aloud; yea, we would ."gatiier them un
der our wings like a hen doth her chickens,"
and would lead them down to the magnifi
cent stock- of Furniture" and: Ufholstery,
comprising everything In all styles, at
McFall &. Co.'s, ( that they might pro
mre the best finished, most durable article In
the market and become rich by saving much
of their hard earned money ln purchasing
cheap for cash. Their Spring stock Is In, and
is magnifies ot. It will pay to -call and look
at It. Drop in!
' Personal Daring the past week we have
seen ln this city lion. W.' A.' Finney, who
will be remembered by our old cit izens as one
of the pioneers of Southern Nebraska. He
looks about the same as when Tic left near
ten years ago. - . ,
Hon. A. J. RItter 1 ln the city attending
the Commissioner's Court. From him we
learn that matters ln and about St. Dercln
arc prospering. Mr. RItter has as flnc a stock
of General Merchandise In store there as can
be found outside of large cities. . ,-v - , , . ,
, Lost Friday Mr. John Crow who has com
menced one of the largest farms In, the west
ln this county--crossed at this point some of
the C nest looking Bulls ever brouglit to Ne-'
braska. aen an Importation was much nec-J-
cd ln this section. . , " ' , ...
J. B. Hoover called on us last Tuesday. ne
has ln store at Nemaha City a splendid lot of
General Merchandise and Is selling very low.
In looking over Atlantic street, and the
tunnel through the hill at Its foot, we can see
no good reason why the water from the hol
low north cannot be conducted through It to
the river. Nothing has occurred since the
miserable failure In this that has rendered It
less necessary than when first attempted.
The culvert across Main, between Levee and
First streets. Is old, and liable at any moment
to cave ln; then a new one will have to be
built, or the tunnel brought into requisition.
Besides this, the foot of Main street Is very
unsightly, and good property Is rendered al
most useless; and further. Levee street, be- i
twecn Main and Water, always will be a
plague spot, so long as the water from the
north hollow, and every other hollow in tbe
city is drained Into and across it. We hope
this matter will be attended to ln time to
meet the spring rains.
Hogs The season has again come around
when hogs running at large are a perfect nu
isance. To say nothing of the nuisance, we
liAve yet to see the person who will admit
that it pays to keep hogs Tunning at large.
More are lost than would pay for fattening
the balance. ' It is also rather hogish to' keep
more hos than you can fred, to prey npon
yonr neighbors i-r a living, at a greater ex
pense to them' even than of benefit to you ;
for a hog can do more damage ln a garden In
half an hour than i is worth.-' Wc have a
good pcu, and need a hog or two. We shall
hereafter pen up those that bother us, and see
howit works. - We have alrcyvdy lost more In
nails and wear and tare of soul, than a wil
derness of hogs are worth.. So look out up
our way.
The human family la bo nnmeroun that
a birth and a death occur every moment.
Every second a child is born; every second
sonic one dies. The prevalence of sickness
in the world may be realized ln Dr. J. C.
Ayero Laboratory, where medicines are
made for all mankind. It would scarcely
sscnl that there are throats enough to swal
low the doses he Issues dally, Aycr's Sarsa
parllla, and Cherry Pectoral by the thousand
gallons and Ayer's Pills literally by the ton.
But they must all be wanted, or he could not
make such quantities for so many years.
Xorthfleld Telegraph.
. In onr twelve year's experience-ln
Nebraska we do notTremember to have seen
such excitement among the ladles as has
been created by the splendid New Dress Goods
Just received at May & Co's Regulator, and
they are all dressing so fine and at such low
prices that husbands have ceased to grumble,
and are going to the same place where they
find bargains in the large and splendid as
sortment ,of Ready Made Clothing, The
ladies star has return od, and that mennsbuid
boss. , Wellj It does, and lie Is cow backed by
double the stock he bad last season, and more
constantly. Don't fall to call and see him!
Farmers, before yon purchase yonr Plows
and Corn Planters, Just examine the follow
ing at W. T. Den's, and you will be convinced
that Den sells the best plow in Nebraska : , .
, 15 Inch Breaking llovrs, - - -' ' - -14
inch Breaking Plows,
12 inch Breaking Plows, cjr
Right and Left Stirring Plows,
Double Diamond Plows, " '
t
Iouble Shovel Tlows,
Single Shovel riowsj
Brown's Illinois Corn Plantef, ,
at prices thitt will defy competition.
W. T. DEN
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Accident, Last Thursday morning after
most of our issue was worked of an accident
happened by which our editor in chief lost
about f 300. lie was having a brick basement
built under his stable, which," though "liot
quite finished, the masons thought secure
and Mr. Church put his horse and buggy Into
It. It blew over Thursday morning, making
kindling wood of the buggy, yet, strange to
say, not Injuring the horse materially.
The TJnlou Corn Planter has become an
established 6ucees, because It Is a correct
and reliable dropper, a light draa snachine, a
more con ven let t s nj! easier "VVj-klng planter,
one that will do its work better and more
perfectly than any other now In use, forproof
of which We refer to ten' thousand manufac
tured and sold within the last seven years.
Such improvement have been a Ided as have
been cVniorMnitod to be tisef jd, and which
wUl kcp the Union Corn I'lntr, In tht fu
ture,' a far In advar.ee cf k!1 lis cc," titers
as 'a ia proved lUtlC ta Le la tLe p" - In
aU respects, H hj far superior to any other
pi -.- ' t m-fact urf j. .' - ; 12.
1'cr sale Ly fhelletlierger ro's,"Mcrherson
Block, Brown v iile.- ft'
Private medical aid, read Dr. WhtUlcr'a
Msre mill Cwf touters Wanted by B. C
Thompson, Brownvllle Dairyman, -
Dr. IllmberlLa U la the- city, prepared to
treat all diseases of the Eye and lar. "
Highest market price paid for w he it, cats.
corn, da, by Bedford &. Handley.
A full assortment of all kinds of Plows,
Harrows, etc., for sale at F, A, Tlsdel'a.
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For Sale A Cottage and two of the most
desirable residence Lots in the city. Enquire
atthlsofflere. ' '
The latest novelties la tlje dry goods line
received daily at. May's Price Regulator, 27
Main street.
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Boots and Shoes. McGibbons, No. 19
Main street. Is just receiving hi new and el
egant spring 6lock. Call and see for your
selves if you wish bargains.
' Va ndl re r " T wo-IIorse Cor n Plan ter the
greatest Improvement of the age, and the
best and most available Corn Planter ln use
for sale by F. A. Tlsdel, Jr. , & Co.
Seedling Peaches I have a large quan
tity of Seedling Peach Trees, 1 year old,
which I will sell at 10 cents each, or $80 per
thousand. Also, all varieties of Grapes, in
any qnantily. R. W. Fcexas.
2oo Piccc3 of Prints!
Merrimack's. Allen's arid
Dumiell's at 12 cents at the
Regulator.
Boots and Shoes I New Stock! Just
received, at S H. MoGiblKm's, & new and
splendid stock of Boots, Shoes, Gaiters, Bal
morals and Slippers, for Men, Boys, 'Ladies,
Misses and Children ; all for 25 per cent, lower
than any other house can sell them.
Go to No. 19 Main street, aud see for your
selves. ' ' ' '. ' . , . . , '' '
Vivd a- la Xleijulator I
. 27 Cases Dry Goods will
be' opened omiext Saturday
morning at May's Regula
tor, No. 27 Main Streets: u"
How arc you, 30 per cent!
$15,000 WortJi of Ready
Made Clothing ivill 1e open
ed on Saturday next, and
offeredtothe Wholesale and
Retail trade at 10 per :cent
above cost at May's Regu
lator!:
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UNIVERSAL OIL.
, ., , Nebeaska Citv.Neb., Fob. 1, 13.
TVJs is to certify that we have nsed and seen is
list-"G IX) RUE T. LINCOLN'S " on-Lxpl4ive
Cil," and most cheerfully recommend It as the best
Oil la use for burr.iiitr.
It It is entirely nfe and Keti-Ejrplosive,
21. Gives a briphter and ntfter lieht.
S1. Is cheaper llitin juiy other Oil.
We take pleasure in recommendinfrthe "Xon-Hx-plosive,'
Dfl, aswe have seen it subjected to every
test, and believe it to be entirely &&!&
John II. Tomlin, . Robert Hawke, .
t P. Patterson, . O. W. llwke,
F.C.Morrison, A.Tuxburr,
J. W. Golden, O. F. Ilernc-k,
Vincent Ktraub, L Davenport,
It. M. IliU, . , , IX L. Jonua,
Wm. J'iiiier, J. C, Campbell,
II. H. Petring. W. IL Iiicklin.
H. L. JIayward, C. W. Seymour, . .
A. J. Iiaale,- J. K. Housley, 1
K. Guenzel, And 40 others.
The above Certificates are for fhe purpose of show
ins the public that the lTKIVKUsAL OIL is all
that I claim for it: and that It will burn as Ion, if
not lotii'r, than Coul Oil. Having purchased the
Slate of Netmiska, with the exception of Richard
son. Nemaha and Johnson Counties, which were
sold prior, to my purchase: and having thoroughly
tetl ftaid Oil, 1 now oder it for sale by the county
or counties with the exception of Otoe County.
Mr. Thomas Crenshaw is my authorised agent for
such sale with full power to sign mv n:mein mak
ing tranters of said Patent CI; L1NCOLJ. -
I have the exclusive right for the sale of tbe UNI
VERSAL OIL, iu Nemaha, Richanlsoa & Johnson
Counties, and will l ave a large supply In store in a
few day. Call and see for yourselves.
N. 3L 1IOLTZINGER. ,
A Genuine Wholesale Hons I We are
pleased to note the fact that A. May & Co., of
the Regulator, are making extensive prepar
ations toopcaupa Wholesale and Jobblng
trade. For this purpose they are fitting up
the room beneath t heir present store and will
within a few months occupy the whole build
In?. Their facilities are such that they can
seil here Just as low a the goods can be bought
in St Joseph, with freightadded to this place.
This will be a great advantage to the trade in
this section, and must result in drawing the
trade of the con n t ry west to this point. May
& Co. will do well all they undertake. I
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Kilbotirn, Jenkins & Co Manufac
turers and Wholesale and Retail dealers ln
all kinds of Pine'. Lumber, Lath, Shingles,
Pickets, Sash, Blinds, Doors, Battens, etc.
Office and Lumber Yard, corner 4th and Main
streets. Branch Yard at Phelps City, Missouri.
Wo manufacture our own material la the
riiierles' of Oshkosh, Wis., where we have
ln operation one of thelargest manufactories
of everything made ln Pine ln the world, and
obtaining our Lumber direct from the tree,
as wc do, we can sell at lower rates than any
Lumber Yard la the West which ry CQ
wholesale and one or two retail profits. We
shell always keep pn hand a full .supply ot
everything in our line, so that those in want
may always rely upon getting what they de
sire. We simply ask all to examine our stock
and prices before purchasing elsewhere, as we
can ensure BfiUsfactiofl ltibola.-. ' " .
wm, ii. Hoover, Real Estate and Insu
rance Agent, is prepared to make out all pa
pers necessary to the conveyance of Real Es
tate. Office Court Room, Brownvllle,
J. V D. Pitt eh is dally recelvi ng h Is sprln g
stock of Clocks, Wrttches, Silver Ware, etc
Call in at No. Si Main street, and feast your
eyes. . :'
I will, from and after April 1st, occupy
No. 15 Main street,- bet ween Levee and First,
where I Invite my friends to see me,
Ciias. Hklmeb.
For (he latest styles of Clothing, wait for
May's new stock, which will be opened at the
Regulator within ten day. '
Kuhn &- IXalne's Premium Grain and
Seed Drill, with W. n. Nauman's Improve
ment, for sale by F. A. Tlsdel Co i-V -
Or trans Burdett's, from $110 to 1 600 ; Ma
son & Hamlin's, $75 to S3G0.
; - James R. Dte, Brownville,
51200 Dollar and Expenses! See td-
verllsement of American Shuttle Sewing Ma
chine ln our advertising columns, : -i.jJ
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Iloekford Broadcast Seeders and Cultl
vators-ivrth Grass Seed Attachment f ir sale
by P.- A; Tlsdel & Co. '
Pekin BreahlnsPlows 200 T.A H.Smlth
& Co's make, for sale by J. C Denser.,' ,' ' t :
Ilorrleom Broadcast Seeders, for Baleby
K'A.ris-iti&co.' ' '.
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v Want a good. Ealing Business Suit? Go to
UetzePa. , . - . .
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Ladies L'Xik tt tho&o nlce'llat and No
tions at Hendersons, . '
"II. C. Lt t," Land Agent; BwwnVllle. j
I.ond Scrap
At Tisdel's.
Ceng Plows At Tbdcl's.
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THE DICTATOR.
Price List "
Prints, 10c, at Den's. - r
Drt!r rv, St Den's. .
Inui;ia Head llabiia,18c, fctDens. -
Eleacbed Muslins cheap at Den's.
Ginghams, r. at Den's. ' r t 7
Dress Goods at your own price, si Dea's.
Cooking Stoves cheap at Pen's. -Gents
French Calf Boots, at Den's Store.
Hoes, Spades and Garden Kakes, at Den'a.
Best Teas, Coffees and Sut'S's, t Den'a '
Keatest Gaiters and Shoes, at Den'a
Rnv vonr roods &t Den's Ctore. f "
20 per cent cheaper and save your money, at Den's
Seed Barley, for sale "by Worthing & Wil
cox.
Express Wagon for sale at Hauk & Arm!
tage's. - '" "
UsroUn is constantly In'recefpt-'of the
latest patterns of Gent's Piece Goods and the
most fashionable Ready Made Cloth ing.
: Py Ur Those indebted to the late firm
of J. 1 McGee & Co. are requested to call aud
settle immediately. This Is no first of April
Joke for they are In earnest and must have
the money. '
Good. Building Stone Wearenow pre
pared to furnish good building stone, In any
quantity. . Also, Step Stones, Bases for Mon
nmentsorTomb Stones. Water Tables, etc,
furnished on short notice and reasonable
terms Lorajtce & Vaknet
MeDlU's Patent Corn Stalls Cuti
er
bos been ereatlv Improved since its first In
troductlon, and having overcome all obsta
cles and difficulties, it la pronounced to
the most effective Stalk Cutter In the market.
striking a much heavier Wow than any other
machine made. For sale by F. A. Tlsdel
Co. " ' 4 ' " ' ' " ";- '''
Tho BIolt Feed Mill, so favorably
known thronshout tha country. Is without
doubt, the best feed mill of Its kind extant
It works by a sweep, dispensing with any
other Dower, nnd considering Its rapidity
grinding, makes it the cheapest-and most
profitable Mill to buy. For sale by F. A. Tls
del, Jr. & Co.
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Homer Johnson than whom no one un
hc ter" the wants of the' people of
this county havs gone east for New Goods for
the firm of F. E. Johnson ft Co., and will
bring on a rousing stock of Dress Goods for
th-sLadldsand Children, Tlece Goods, Mus
Una. Fnncv Goods and Groceries for the mil
lion f Do't " fall to call in and secure a first
choice at a bargain. - - ' -
Wishing to purchase millinery gootls, will
find it to their benefit to call on Mrs. T. F.
Seaton, No. 19 Main street,, who has Just re
ceived, the best selected stock of Millinery
Goods ever brought to Brownvllle, and Is
competant to do anything in that line, as she
is an old and experienced hand in the bus!
ness, learned her trade in New York, and is
prepared to sell her goods as cheap as can be
bought ln an j' city. She would also Inform
them that she Is prepared to do dress making
in any style they wish. '
Also agent for the great Empire Sewing
Machine.
Having Purchased Mills in the Pineries
of Saginaw, Michigan, with one Million Feet
Dry Pine Lumber on hand, it has compelled
me to procure larger grounds for my Lumber
Yard. Therefore I have rented the lots on the
corner of First and Water streets, where I
shall put one of the largest stocks of Lumber,
Doors, Blinds, Sash,: ettf:( west of the Missis
slppl, and every body knows, or shall know,
that the Saginaw Lumber Is for superior to
any pthcr Lumber. ; 'S-. -
Call and see me before .urchaslng else
where, - - - .
(One block from River.) o" i".
BELL, LOWELL & SMALL,
10-tf
Rod Store.
Furs t and Bradley's 8 ulltey Hay Itake
The only really practical and successful
rake Is acknowledged to have no equal, and
can truly be called the King of all Rakes. "It
numbers Its friends nearly by ten thousand,
and not one of them dissatisfied.nor one rake
ever returned. It is more simple ln Its con
struct Ion, has no superfluities, and not liable
to get out of order. It is very easily opera
ted, as a boy twelve years of age can work It
with perfect ease. On rough ground It far
excels all others, because It Is constructed In
such a manner that the whole .weight of the
head with twenty "teeth rests on anyone
tooth, and the teeth, ty having a double coll
above, are much stronger and more elastic
than others ; and ln consequence of this It
will rake or bunch up where no other rake
can, and Is strong enough to rake corn stalks
off the field, for which purpose many of these
rakes have been sold, and they give entire
satisfaction. Sold by F. A. Tlsdel, Jr., 4 Co.
A CARD.
FOB -
THE SPRING TEADE
18 6 9. ;
Many Mrrrhanfji who hstve. In Oisr cold Tftntrr
dan, ample time to- Utak ovrr their HorJtM and their
buokt. ami txilanrr in their otm mind how much Uuu
are artuoJJu worth, wilt, no dtntttt. come to the Oiucitt-
titm Uifit they vvwt to make more, and have more of
inc. .n t.t.Di- l iv ur me cume, of i.va. 10 strive for
wruUh it eminently prorxT. and he U the ablest v ho
com do it, in the tmust lotumihle; manner, with the lead
expenditure,, errmiiliratiotL, vcxina trouble, and VHint
ipn rare. To do httrineu profitably and pleasantly, a
Mrrehant has to observe three ruUis.
lit, 70 buy the ' ' 1 -' -1 . - - - - r
RIGHT GOODS 1-
" ! At the EIGHT PEIOES If , '
At the EIGHT TIME I ! !
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. 2d. To inert hU nblipations prmrtxtnlly.. "paving;
prompt" pleads for the interest of that Merchant tcith
the eloquence of a Itaniei Webster.
3d. To rttf dotrn his errpenses, as "a dollar saved is
a dollar earned," and it enables one to sell so much
cheaper. . .
BV speak in praise of those rules, for we have tried
them, ani fiittt them to be the only means t a svccrxsfvl
mercantile career.
JtKJlbtD t are not oerupyinn a arand up-town
Brick, with she 'res fuUuf Wittier i&tock, but are com
jortable housed at -
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27 Ilain Street,
Bet ween Levee and First,
Our tiro floors art heavily laden with most dnhnUe
goods, consisting qf m .
Dreas Goods,
Ilostery and Gloves, - , .
Einlrolderiee,
White Goods, - ' ;
Haiidkerehtefs,
Shtrt Frdnts,
Collars &. Suspenders
Trimmings, Buttons,
Zephyr Wool aud)
in all Colors,
Woolen Yarns, )
' Corsets and skirts.
Coat's and Clark's Threads,
American Best Spool Cottons,
of which we have all numbers and colors,
, , Sewing and Embroidery Silks,
Wallets' Purses,
Ruffling A Tape Trimmings, -Star,
Crochet & Skirt Braids,
,1 AljmcH Braids, and a full line of
Silk, Milan and Alabama Braids,
, A FULL LISE OF
0UDHJS0E CLOTHIHG
AND. FURNISHING GOODS.
IX FACT, everylh in a that betonat to a first class
Clothtnp, H'.utiery, t'nttry (ioodt and Ao1'0 JJmtue,
which has hern purrhaset CAiiU, to the nrry bet
advntUnty, and will be sold at a very small etdennee to
Cash and Prompt Paying Castgrners, whose patrGn
one ur rexpeclfuJL:.' snlieit ; as U is bur cheruhetfaim to
make their U-anaactUms u uh tx both profitable, and
pUxumnt.
EI AY CO.'S
CLOTHIHG AND DRY GOODS
Price Rctilator,
iVo. 27 Main Street t ' '
' . pclwccn Zevee'diidltirtti
H n "ORDERS B Y MAIL
j,SJ or clhcrtvhe 'ulll receive prompt
aiienliont cnd are invoiced at tlic&cvne
price as if pcrsonaZy ec!cctc:L )
Con''!.-'''-! --..
No. 2 city Eaiidiiiss,; 1. i.&is, rr
Second rTationftl Bank -i.? t. I-r ,?
Allen. Corp&Ni.ict fc i "zx,Ux
Branch Suite Bank of Iowa I v-
Johnston A Bacon, Bankers..l- tl :. -u. i i,
I -vac Scarrit k tv.t .... ,.,, . n I L,
Li'alr A Atwood, . lton, Li.
Union FonE'xy aal Zlxz.Uj3 CLcp.
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PROPRIETORS.
Cor. Sth and Messanlo Sts-, St Joseph, Mo.
St e am Engines Fl ad 3 & Rep 21 re d
IRON AND BRASS CASTINGS
Hill YZorlis cf all Kinds,
Iron Fronts made to ord.r on short no
tice, and sat isfaetory to all pn rt ies.
Also a?ent for Gardener A lUibcrtsons Im
proved Patent Governor. 44-ly
"t. , cxias. c 2icrni:iiso's -
ilEAL ESTATE AGEI1CY
of;
: CHOICE ZiAITBS ;
. - - FOR SALE IN THE r
li EMAHA LAHO DISTRICT.
TTavIng secured the services of Mr. G. W.
BROWN, a first-class Civil Engineer and
Surveyor, am ready at all times to survey
Town Lots ln thIscity,adjoiningtown8,orin
any county in this Land District. Anyone
wishing town lots ornds surveyed correct
ly, at REASONABLhjtA TKS. will tine it to
their advantage to call upon Mr. Waters, at
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Great Wdste rn R eal Estate Afehcy
OVER
Ralncy & Lewis' Store Room.
50,000
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Cottonwood Trecb!
FOR SALE AT A
IS ms&m 1 CT IT T"
IN LuiRGE Oft SMALL QUANTITIES.
' DROlfSTIIXC"
A No. 1 Brick House, 7 Rooms, 2 lots, near
business part of the City, on Water Street.
. Price ,U0U, Term easy, . '
House and two lots on Main street, five rooms
plastered, good well and stable. Will be
offered for the small sura of ?1,30Q cash.
1's.:s '. . : - I ': i i
House and one lot for sale. House is well
ulrtj-tretl and near business rart of town.
..PrieeSoW). ; - .:.... - " is.
House and four lots 6plend Id situation gar
den fenced fine view of River and Town.
Price SG00.
House' and two lot on Water street, one
Block from Main street, for;i,m A bar
gain. SO DESIIiAULl -
TOWN LOTS
KEMAHA COmiTY.
388 Acres of Land
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McKISSICK'S ISLAITD !
JiOO acres fenced and under crltlvation ; 90
acres Timber; two Houses on the Farm ; a
s plena id Stock r arm ; at 5ia per acre, i erms
liberal.
North East quarter of South East quartet of
tmuvill "9 Ivn it i ivaugrj it,
South East
iast quarter of South East quarter of
n , Town 4, Range II.
Section
North West quarter of South East quarter of
Section 4, iown 4, uange ji. ..
120 Acres, nine miles from BrtrwltVille, and
west -of Nemaha City, on tne line of the
BrownviIl and Ft. Kearnej' itailroad, at a
bargain, down, the rest on one, two
and t hree' years t4 me. ; . K'r
120 Acres No. 1 Prairie Land, good water, at
So per acre.
10 Acres in Section 9, Tofnship 4, Range 13.
40 Acres in Section 27, Township 4, Range H.
North-East quarter Section 5, Township 6,
Itange 14, IoO acres; NaTes uroKe, gooa one
and a half story house 14x29, kitchen 12x11,
good well at the door, stock water on the
place, Ifl) acres of Timber, for $4,000.
RXCHARDSOIT. CO.,
252 Acres South West Cnarter Section 12i
Town 9, llange !, and lots a ana o ln sec
tion 13, Town 3, Ranse 15, ii miles west of
AsplnwalL Splendid prairies. $oj0 per
acre. .
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1G0 Acres ln Town 3, Range XL - " -
610 Acres near Salem, at a bargi.
160 Aerea in Section 11, Town 3, Range H.
160 Acres in Section 35, Town 3, Range la.
40 Acres In Section 28, Town 3; Range 15.
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East half of South West quarter of Section
20, Town 2. Ranse 11. - -
South East quarter of South West quarter of
csecuon i7, rowu l, i;ange n. ,
North WcM charter Section 6, Town 2, Range
n. . . . .
North West Hoi North West quarter Section
2d, Town 2, Range 11.
160 Acres With some Timler and a Coal Mine
opened on the place, splendid Prairie, No. 1
water. - -.
North East Quart er of Section 1, Towr-.
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ihujco in, eusij unq ionii t.jut. tti rmii
East Quarter of Section 12, Town 5, Bin?re
iv, ei. waierarw iimir. l wo mi its am
acoii iron iccuaisca. j per aero. ,
'CIO Acres In Town 6, R.nee ID; sj.Iendid No.
iijMaiu; runninsr wnncr cm liie piaoe; lour
miles north west -of Tecumseh ; splendid
farm invuinr! rliA n t fh.lAw Kiim jnf
$300 per acre, , .'
400 A r-es out of Section Si. Town 5. Rafcse ID '
at i-j per acre.- - - . ;
83 Acre No. t Frairie. " : , '
JW) Acres ia Town f, Ear. ;e 12. " " ' , - V .
ISO Acres with splendid Spring of water, run
ning water tnmutcn tte place; o. 1 House-,
11x20; jaacrtv broke luist spring, for 41,'XV,
OpO O 5
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CLOTHING,
(NO SHODDY), is now offered to the Public at
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J.'ST'HETZiEL'S
CLOTHING STORE,
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::-:'I,T W Hala Street,
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to the interest of the pubis; hiXhavI jg pur
chased my CLOTTIINGmadc-ondermy own
supervision) exclusively for cash, I can sell a
low, if not lower, than any
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in the Town or County.' I bee to call your
uticuiiuij 10 ray
tARGH Aim WEIX
selected stock of
" hats; caps,'
Gent's Furnishing Goods,
a enn be
FOUITB
IN THE WEST.
Here is a chance for the best bargains, as I
have no dead stock on hand, all being entirely
new. The public are invited to call and ex
amine for themselves ,
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Sofas, Foldinn: Louric, :
SecriBtaFies"' "and Bock Cases
j . Orioe Dc.sk. TTasli S tands,
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CANE ROCKERS,'
Narse Rockers. Di n In s and Break Cost Tables
Office, Parlor anl Dtniui Room Chairs, and
everything usually found In a
FURNITURE - STORE !
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We have on hand a kirge t
STAPLE A2TD
To Trhich vro are ruaiilii'' co
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In tlie Quality cf our Goods'
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DRY GOODS
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YANKEE N 0 T I 0 N S ,
HOSIERY AHD WHITE GOODS.
And every other kind of Goctli kpt ia & Western Store, which wo will
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Nas. 82 and !t M.vin Street '
' EKOWNNILLE, NEEP.ASKA.
- Dealer in all kinds of stock. IT.-TcsNjnj'it,
sold and exchanged, btcx.k boiiul Ly t..j
davorwet-it.
The Proprito'r has recently erct-l nn en-' r
new, lanjrt and conisaotl-as H"." i i tr t;
old Brownvlile lioux. HU tu-x i a t f.- f
and vehicips new. Ti.e public cau Lc a.cv.u
modated at all hours, -
day ok riGiiav
A stock corraJI, with an ahrsn ! ir.t suj : '. r
cf pure water, attaciied to tne s:;.'. -!
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