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LODGE DIRECTORY.
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i a m. Somalia Valley Lndjre o. 4, A.
i nieels on the let and 3i Saturdays in
,h toi" o'clock p.m.. at their llall In the
..in Brother are invited.
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'YrVnJ Departure f the Sialic.
,ierB ,nd Katem arrives at 12 m.; departs at
jrrB and Eastern arrives at 4 p. depart
,' watl arrive at a. m.: departs at 8 a. m.
I Mail arrives at 12 m.: drjarts at 2 p. m.
Vu MWii arrives Mcmdnjn, Vednedayii and
T, at li am.: departs Tuwdays, Thursdays and
laV arrives rrWlays at 4 p. m.; departs
: ah at H a. m.
i uifloe Hirs from 7 a. mi, to V4 p. m. Pun
1 .m 10 to Wi o. A. 1. MAliSH, P. H.
joe. ud C B. It It Time Table.
TRAINS GOirtQ NORTH,
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I ki Jownh... . .,-.i;l.m.
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.2:37 D. m.
. s at ttouncil Bluff
1 ' fr UPREW.
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at Brown vil le
at Council liiutTs.........
i traixs going sotrra
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a. m.
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CVnncIl BlnfT
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at bt. Joteph . -.
Council TtlnfT
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lima. m.
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jur. Rojera' Omnlbu leaves Browu ville for
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,OCAL MATTERS.
J. L. ?olhapp. Editor.
t-nsPAT MORNING. APRIL 15, 1869.
ar Cured Hams at Ilauk & Armltage's.
id and Canned Fruits at Ilauk fc Arml-
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gas 4b Flaws ld and warranted by
JiAIMl.
! wat the bet Custom made Boots
oea In tills market go to Chas. Helmer'B,
ViMainSt. .
!e Itrnrst and most drtirable ttock of
,ery GVW in the City at
i G. .V. HENDERSONS.
Iloltilnger, manufacturer of Unl
U Oil. Call and mi1 fur yourselves. Bet
1 sjlit; cheaper trnd prettier; safe from
sion.
kr In Cnha. Owlntf to the su'cess of
f iliaus in Culm, Small & Bell have re-
I tke price of Sugar and everything else
Grocery line.
, W. Hackney lms now a full Ktock of
e Prv ;xxls and GrtxTrles, gelected by
'elf and lKMght for cash, on which terms
jLls iiiipreccleTitly 1iw !
rmrra, .lo you want a pool stand of
If you do, buy the Celebrated Brown's
Ik Corn Blunter cf tlw? only authorized
h in IlrownvUle, W. T. Den.
Iflms.1iev. w. p. Shockcy of Aspln-
wlll preach In Mcpherson Hall on Frl
nd Saturday evenings of this week, and
cSab'oath following nt 11 a. m.
all ii. Bell will remove to the store
now occupied by Ralney &. Lewis, where
will display ns large, If not a larger, stock
ls In their lineever opened in this city.
C. Lett has on hand a large ftock of
tlow !lass. Piiints, Oils. etc Avhich lie
hell chtrap to the trnle in wholesjile Job
lots ami nt retail. Call before goln
an4 it save, you thut trouble.
51. Holtrlngrr has Just received ior
tier Stonewall, a large assorted stock oi
fc Groceries, an J culls attention to those
iAing to eoiiie sail see him leforebuy-
i he can sell cheaper than the cheapest.
C Dantr, Snddle and Harness maker.
-nted and will remove to the Maud now
I led by George Marion near the foot ol
I St. Mr. "Marion will occupy Bedford A
er s Moreroom, one uoor west or uih
nt utand.
all & Dell, having accumulated so
? Lumber In tin lr yards, corner of Firsi
i-Vater streets, will sell for the next thlr
jVs at rehieed prices, so as to make room
iveuty-fiw car IojkIs, now on the way
their mills in the Saginaw Valley.
nnzllrlmer has his new Blacksmith
fVagou sioj, one door west of the Court
e, enclosed, and it makes a very neat
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oun: vmi jmrci w n ii wiiat. iormcny
there. He w ill make an establishment
rredltahle and profitable to this city.
erman j-osterday Assumed charge oi
Jity Meat Market. Mr. Seeman is a Jour-
tiau uutchcr, knows the business thor
ny and will undmibteilly make It his
1 1 object tosupply all with as good meat
-a be had, neatly cut up and as low as
ers win twin it.
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ScrUa Arrldcnt. Tliree lwys of this
j were seriously hurt yesterday during the
jt rush crfUiepeoj.le oftLU city lose that
plflecnt assortment of Furniture, Just re-
d at McFhII & Co.'s. It I a serious fact
j this ttoik is really worth going to oe
! to buy if you want anything nice, du
' nd at as low prices as a good article
jjesold ot.
pn4 OptnlngF. E. Johnson & Co.
on next Monday receive ond open a
fimota sUn:k of (liolce Pry Goods at their
No. 72 McPherson's Block. These Goods
J purchased under the eye of the senior
ri'KT of the firm, and can be relied on,
T VSbt ir cash, on which terms they
obeolj very law. Call and see them !
ttetTd. J .8 . Hetxel has Just re
splendid assortment of Ready Made
,,JnK. mprislng the latest styles known
;ern niarket, which he is aelllng at
rf rwmprtittcm from any
Don't fall to call and see foryoursel
,Jcfwre riirchosing, as you will thereby
i at least 20 per cent.
jGood Singing Bird is one of the mot
nt eojnpanious aVwut the house to the
Snd children that can lie found; and to
one in good condition it is necessnry to
f good cage. This can now be had at
111 and Ca's, who have received a large
-ft cages of txautlful patterns, and pre
1 so that the naint on fh m win nrt
r the bird in any way. They are selling
" ior casti. .
t "L-M-e notice that Hon. C. G. Dor-
e nrra of Dorsey Brothers, Land and
Estate Aeents. has ri'tumiw rt-.n ti .
'a, T e Uke 10 600 occasionally, his
I reminds us of the "balmy days of
I ""orms us that Government Lauds
lrce "ii sloe the Little Blue, That
i f e orae Cne lands on that stream and
U. tbe Pulican, for Homesteads,
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rUy sorry and feel correspond-
"""j n-jivi ivrei correspona-
liTTif lh ne'CKRity hlch compels us
'Ic , Ue,uln to the condition of the
'to nfront of Bodford & Conner's
awuT11 Itl8nu,nee,whlch not
"irw.. n, . 10 cauRC Borne unfortunate
eitrtt hock, ana may cause
" C , heavy damaS to pay. Our
nd.n,I ' "miKKloner ralKht make a
1 So 1Utie,, f hU ffice by at'
W. 7T U aDy lher that
'Khoot mnA "w'ul'uPnannlshe4
,tt U a?, . ,f,e ame artlcl re ever
Mciw! . ' 0001 faI1 to caa at
Ttk Chmrclttt of onr clLv art a cood evi
dence of the liberality of the citizens ; and are
the ver beet trgtim enta-Wselher "with our
Scihool nouse io Induce, good, law-abiding
men- to locate nere; rora tug very un-y
ot onr city almost everyone, Irrespective of
belief ,haa aided In their erection, by snbsorlp
tlon and attendance at entertainments, giv
ing in their aid, though a few leading men
hare alwayi supfhed the energy: Thtisln
the building t?f the Presl-ytertan Church; Lu
ther IIanrU.fj, oontribnted the largort; both of
money and energy j In the prr-scni x
Clinrch tiililt aA a Coftcrfccatlonal Church
JSevT. T.V. Tipton vu the leading spirit; in
the Episcopal. Rev. G. Xu Davis raisea me
funds, and did the labor of designing and su
perintending; und in thd Baptlfft Church,
Judge Morgan supplied the energy ana mucn
of the means: ret in each the people have
aided llveraUy, even to their completion; ex
cept the last, which is not yet nnishea, ana u
this we have no doubt our people will extend
6uch aid as Is needed to mate It what a house
of worship should be. Judge Morgan, aided
by Mr. Hull, is now doing all in hla power to
have the church finished this pprlng; and we
trust that, as heretofore, the people will aid
until the work Is completed.
. D. W. Allison, Deputy U; H. Martha! of
Falls City, made a visit to this city this week,
In an official way, to Inform JarvlsS. Church,
W. IL Uooverj T; J; Majors and T. AV. Bed
ford, that the XL S. District Court required
their services as Tetit Jurors; and that the
United States Circuit Court required the ser
vices of J. L. McGee, Oeo, Crow and Theo.
Hill, for a similar purpose; and the services
of n. C. Lett, J. T. Miller, A. 8. Holladay and
Richard Justice, as Grand Jurors. The gen
tlemen were all told that May 4th, at 10 a. m
was the time, and that Omaha was the place,
to put in their appearance.
ICow la the Winter of our discontent
made glorious, Summer and all the proud
winds that lower, upon our hob.se In the deep
bosom of the Ocean burled ; calm thoughts
on by the Zephyrs wafted to us, telling us
we have done well in the past by furnishing
the best stationery, and at lower figures than
has ever been brought to Brownville, Every
body knows what has been done in the past
will also be done in the future. Marsh has
the best Stationery and cheapest and best
books in this upper country. No use in
talking. .
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The Culvert under Main St., between
Levee and First, is rapidly giving way, the
last rain having caused about fifteen feet of
the south end to cave In. This was apprehen
ded by the City Council of 1SC9, and one of
the arguments for cutting through Atlantic
street. The hole through Atlantic street
ought to le made available immediately for
carrying ofTthc water from the north hollow
so that the Culvert on Main street could be
dispensed with, as well as the necessity for a
new one fcbould K cave In.5 '
Rented. Small & Bell having rented the
Store Room nowoccupled by Ralney & Lewis,
will until the first of MayU GroeoriemI
Queenswarc at lower figures than can be
bought elsewhere; '
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Millinery. The latest Spring tyle, a ihry
appear In 2'rtt York to-day, are Introduced in
this city by G. JIT. HEXDE&SOX.
Try Priee'a Baking Powders, for sale at
Small & Bell's.
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The weather has been considerable like
April forthepast week, windy, dusty, change
able. Iast Friday night a good soakyin ralnp
visited this section. Saturday morning w
had a rather heavy frost, and it is still cool.
Ladies, if wish onything no matter what
In the way of Milliner- Goods read Mrs.
fisdcl & Bear's advertisement In anothei
jolumn. Go and purchase and you will surely
get what you wisli for and deserve.
Improvements. We notice many differ
ent piles of Lumber and Brick scattered
around in different places In our city, of future
buildings "casting their shadows before."
"Vandlver" Two-Horse Corn Planter the
greatest Improvement of the age, and the
best and most available Corn Planter in use
for sale by F. A. Tlsdcl, Jr., A Co.
Glorlons News I Two thousand dollars
worth of the best Custom Made Boots and
Shoes, Just arrived at Robisons, and will be
sold low for cash.
II. C. Lett has now a full stock of Wall Pa
per and Stationery Goods which he Is selling
very low at retail, and in wholesale jobbing
lots at eastern prices.
Go to G. 31. Henderson's for your Spring
iityle of Millinery, He keep the bettoek,and
ell at the vioxt reasonable price.
PayUp-We need funds. You that owe
us mutt pay up Immediately. Mind that
H Ay X A FORD & HUGHES.
Swan 6i, Brother keep everything you
want in the way of Fancy and Staple Gro
ocrtew'and Provisions. 1 7 " ' .' ' . j ; r
oiaua. Berry JiaJat completed a good store
room just below Ilauk & Armltage's. A good
stand for business,
Xapp'a Combined Violet Writing Fluid
A No. 1 article flrt ever sold In Brownville,
at Marsh's.
Th e latest novelties in the dry gdodalfnc
received dally at May's Price Regulator, 27
Main streeL
For Sal. A Cottage and two of the most
desirable residence Lots in the city.' '' Enquire
at this office.
A full assortment of all kinds of Tlows,
Harruws, etc, for sale at F. A. Tisdel's.
Doublln Stont Porter, The best drink
for convalescents, at Wm. Vaiicau's.
Highest market price paid forwheat, oats,
corn, dc by Bedford Jt Handley.
Dr. Klmberlin is in the city, prepared to
treat all diseases of the Eye and Ear.
More Milk Customers "Wanted by B. B.
Thompson, Brownville Dairyman.
White Pish and Mackerel In kits and
half barrels at Swan & Bro's.
The Southern Mail closes hereafter at
11 o'clock, a. m.
Private medical aid, read Dr. Whlttler s
advertisement.
Spencerlan Commercial Pens for sale
at Marsh's.
Brandy Pure for Medical purposes at Wm.
Vaileau's.
Jfew Orleans Molascs at Ilauk Arml
tage's. A Choice lot of Hams and Bacon at Swan
&. Bro's.
Robison sells the cheapest Boots and Shoes
in the West.
BrownviUe High School Books at
Marsh's.
Rolling Cutters and Gang Wheels at
Den's,
Cheap Plug Toboeco for smoking at Swan
Bro's.
For Fresh Garden Seeds go to J. K. Teft.
Books at Publisher's Prices at Marsh's.
Canvas Box Toe Boots, at Robison's,
Fresfc Fen Holders at Marsh's.
Saddles Full stock at Bauer's.
Rational Series, at Marsh's.
., . XJKIVEI1S Ali ; OIL. ,
Nebbaska City, If kb., Feb. 1, 18.
-Tl! to eert'fythiit-we t'ea,edadeenln
re (iE'0r.;K ;T.: K CO LIT . " -on-Kxjlove
Oil,n and mfst chef rfUlly recomciend it as the best
Oil in use for bumifur.-
1st. It Is entirely stJC and Ntm-Erploslvei
2d. Gives a bnt'hir and softer ligUU
M. Is cheaper than any other OiL
We take pleasure h recommendinjrths "Non-Explosive,'
Oil, as we have seen it subjected to every
test, and believe It to be entirely R'lie. ...
jonn it.. i oTium,' i v hw-i , .
C- P. Patterson.
.ft tF.ClIiorrtaan;-:i
inA. Toxbury,
J. w. otiioen,
Vincent Htraub,
Wm. Thiler,
II. IL Pet line,
ii 3L Iv Haj-ward,
I. Haala,
O. V. HerricK
L. C. ravenport,
P. I J ones- ,
3. C. Campbell,
W. IL Hicklin.
OL W. Semour,- )
J. IL SousIhv,
And 40 others.
. Jti uuenrei.
The above Certificates are tt Je pcrnoseoridiew
ln the public that the UKIVfcUSAIt OIL. is all
that I claim for it; and that 1t will burn as long. If
not lonjrer, than Coal Oil. navinu purchased the
State of Nebraska, with the exc-eption of Richard
son, .Nemaha and Johnson counties, wnicn were
sold prior, to oir purchase : and navinr thoroughly
tested said oil, i now oiler it for saleby the county
or counties with tbe exception of Otoe County.
M r ThnmM fTitiiiw is mv authorised aeent for
such sales with full power to sign mv name in mak
ing tranlers or said latent u. i. uwix.
I have the exclusive right for the sale of the UNI
VERSAL OIL, In Nemaha, Richardson & Johnson
Counties, and will have a large supply in store In a
few daya,t Call and see for yourselves.'.
ICilbonrn, Jenkins - . Co. Manufac
turers and Wholesale and Retail dealers in
all kinds of Pine Lumber, Loth, Shlnglos,
Pickets, Sash, Blinds, Doors,, Battens,, etc.
Ofllce and Lumber Yard, corner 4th and Main
streets. Branch Yard nt Phelps City, Missouri.
We manufacture oar own material in the
Fineries of Oshko'sh, Wis., where we have
in operation one of the largest manufxicturles
of everything made in Pine in the world, and
obtaining our Lumber direct from the tree,
as we do, We can sell at lower rates than any
Lumber Yard in the West which pays one
wholesale nnd on or two retail profits. We
shall always keep on hand a fall supply ot
everything In bur line,"s'o that those in want
may always rely upon getting what they de
sire. We simply ask all to examine our stock
and prices before purchaslngelsewhere.oswe
can ensure satisfaction in both.
The Union Corn Planter has become an
established success, because it Is a correct
and reliable dropper, a light draft machine, a
more convenient and easier working planter,
one that will do its work better and more
perfectly than any other now in nse, for proof
of which, wo refer to ten thousand manufac
tured and sold within the last seven years.
Such Improvements have been added as have
been demonstrated to be useful, and which
will keep the Union Corn Planter, in the fu
ture, ns far in advance of oil its competitors
as it has proved itself to be In. the past. In
all respects. It is far superior to any other
planter manufactured.
For sale by Shcllenberger Bro's, McPherson
Block, Brownville. "
A Genuine Wholesale House I We are
pleased to note the fact that A. May & Co of
the Regulator, are making extensive prepar
ations to open upsv Wholesale and Jobbing
trade. For this purpose they "are fitting up
the room beneath their present store and will
within a few months occupy the whole build
ing. .Their facilities are such Hint they can
sell here just as low as -the goods can be bought
In SL Joseph, with freight added to this plaee.
This will be n great advantage to the trade In
this section, and must result iu drawlng the
trade of the country west to this point. May
A, Co. will do well all they undertake.
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$15,000 Worth of Ready
Made Clothing will be open
ed on Saturday next, and
offered to the Wholesale and
lietailtrade at 10 per cent
above cost at May's Regu
lator! The Belolt Feed Mill, bo favorably-
known throughout the country, is without
doubt, the best feed mill of its kind extant.
It works by a sweep, dispensing with any
other power,, and considering its rapidity in
grinding, makes it the cheapest and most
profitable Mill to buy. : For sale by F. A. Tls
del, Jr. t Co.
McDUl's Patent Corn Stalk Cutter
has been greatly Improved since its first In
troduction, and having overcome all Obsta
cles and difficulties, it is pronounced to be
the most effective Stalk Cutter in the market,
strikinga much heavier blow than any other
machine made. For sale by F. A. Tlsdel &
Co.
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Vive a la Regulator!
27 Cases Dry Goods will
be opened on next Saturday
morning at May's Regula
tor, No. 27 Main Street,
Boots a ii it Shoes!1 iVeiv" Stock t Just
received, at K.' 8. MeGibbon's, anew nnd
splendid stock of Boots, Shoes, Gaiters, Bal
merals ,and SUpperx, for Men, Boys, Ladies,
Misses and Children ; all for 25 per cent, lower
than any other house can sell them.
Go to No. 1! Main 6trect, and" see for your
selves. ... .:..:-'.--
Good Building Stone-Wearcnow pre
pared to furnish good building stone. In any
quantity.. Also, Step Stones, Bases for Mon
uments r Tomb Stones, Water Tables, etc
furnished on short ,nptlce ond . reasonable
terms tionAifCE' VarEY! '
2oo Pieces of Prints!
Merrimack's, Allen's and
Bunnell's at 12 cents at the
Regulator. -
Seedling Peaches. I have a largo quan
tity of Seedling Peach Trees, 1 year old,
which I will sell nt 10 cents each, or SS0 per
thousand. Also, all varieties of Gropes, in
any quantity. R.W. Fckxas.
For the latest styles of Clothing, wait for
May's new stock, which will be opened at the
Regulator within ten days.
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Knhu Si. Ilalue's Premium Grain and
Seed Drill, with W. H. Nauman's Improve
ment, for sale by F. A. Tisdel A Co.
Organs Burdett's, from $110 to ?U0d; Ma
son & Hamlin's, ?73 to $600. :-----'--'
James R. Dye, Brownville,
$1200 Dollars and Expenses i See ad
vertisement of American ShuttleSewlng Ma
chine in our advertising columns.
Rockford Broadcast Seeders and Cultl
vators with Grass Seed Attachment forsale
by F. A. Tisdel & Co.
Pekin BreaklngPlows 300T.& n.Smith
& Co"s make, for sale by J. C Deuser. .
Horrteon Broadcast Seeders, for soleby
Y. A. Tisdel A Co. :
- Ladies Look at those nice Hats and No
tions at Hendersons. , :.-;.; . :
Want a good Spring Business Suit? Go to
Hetzel's. ' " -
Seed Barley, for sale by Worthing & Wil
cox. Express Wagon for sale at Ilauk & Arml
tage's. II. C. Lett, Land Agent, Brownville. :
Road Scrapers At Tlsdel's.
Gang Plows At Tisdel's.
.LADIES!
Wishing to purchase millinery goods, will
find It to their; benefflt to call on Mrs. T. F.
Beaton, No. 19 Malti street, who has Just re
!f tti 1si selected 'stock of Millinery
Goods ever brought to Brownville; and la
eornpetaht to do anything In that line, as sne
It ah old and experienced hand In the busl
hess.le&med her trade lit York, and Is
prepared to sell her' goods as clidap &S can be
bought in tin CI tf. 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 MUls in the Pineries
of Saginaw, Michigan, with one Million Feet
Dry Pine Lumber oh hahd, it has compelled
me to procure larger grounds for my Lumber
Yard. Therefore I haVe rented the lots on the
corner of First and Watrt streets, where I
shall put one of the largest stocks of Lumber,
Doors, Blinds, Sash, etc, west of the Missis
sippi, nhd every body knows, or shall know,
that the Saginaw Lumber U for superior to
any other Lumber.
Call and see me before purchasing else
where. (One block from Rlvef.) '
BELL, LOWELL & SMALL,
12-tf . : Red tore.
purit tml Bradley's Sulkey Ha y Rake
The only really practical and successful
roke--is acknowledged to have no equal, and
can truly be called the King of ail Rake. It
numbers Its friends nearly by ten thousand,
and not one of them dissatisfied, nor one rake
ever returned. It is more simple In its con
struction, 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
exeeta all others, because It iseonsTructrd in
such, a manner that the whole weight of the
head with twenty teeth rests on any one
tooth, and the teeth, by having a double coll
above, are much stronger and-tnore elastic
than others ; and In consequence of this It
will rake or bunch" up where no other rake
can, and Is 6trong 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. Tisdel, Jr., & Co.
A CARD.
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THE SPRING TRADE
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Jajy Jtrrrehant vrho have, in thrne eiM Winter
cm.v, anytle tune to look over tlirtr $toek ann thrtr
IxMjkt.nmLOal'inerin tfuUr own mind hoie tnurh ttrt
are arivallv trarVK v1U. o doult, come to the eunclu-
ion that thn inU to make more, and have more of
Urn "XEEDFUL," at Vis elotr of issj. 7t Mtrive for
treai? i emhirntil Simper, tind he ix the ahtnl who
ran do ft, in the vum hoiutraolr.uuinnrr, vita theieast
expenditure, enntjMtatUm, vriinti trwhle. and yrasl
iig cure. Tn Ho biwinett profitably and ptetitantly, a
Merchant has to ouatrve three rule.
1st. TO tmy tlte
EIGHT GOODS !
At the EIGHT PEIOESII
At the BIGHT TIME ! ! !
2L 7b weet his. Miaation punefuilly, "paying
prompt ' plrtuu for the xnirrcst of mat jierenam u u.it
lite eiotueuce of a Daniel II eustrr.
M. To cut dotra hi expenses, a "a dollar saved is
a aoiinr aurnea, " tnatne one to eu to mucn
cneuper.
We speak tn praise of those res, for trt hare tried
them, and find them to be the only mean a successful
mercantile career.
BEHOIDI We are not oeciinvina a trrantt nn-town
Brick, with shrive full of Winter Mock, but are eom-
joruuxe noHe at
27 Main Street, .
Between Levee and First,
PRICE REGULATOR.
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Onr ttrofliinr- arheayilj lade with most desirable
Dress Goods, v
Hosiery and Gloves,
Embrolderiea, i . .
White Goods, ' ' ' '
r-i n . - Handkerchiefs, , -y. r
i.t KtJ ... Shirt Froatw-.
- - . - s Collars Suspenders
Trimmings, Buttons,
Zephyr Wool and)
. lln all Colors, .
Woolen Yarns, ) '
Corsets and Skirts,
Coat's and Clark's Threads,
American Best Spool Cottons,
of which we have oil numbers and colors,
Sewing and Embroidery silks,
Wallets' Turses,
Ruftliaga ATapoTrlmmlngH, -
Star, Crochet A- Skirt Braids.
Alpaca Braids, nnd a full line of
Silk, Milan and Alabama Braids.
JL full lixe of
RiHiE clot:iii;g
AND FURNISHING GOODS.
-V FACT, ererythtng thett bclims to a flrrt etas
CUttMna, Hosiery, Fancy lioods wt A'otion H.ttse,
which ha been purchased for CASH, to the very best
advantage, and triU be sold at a eery small adcance to
Cash and Prompt Paying Customers, whose, patron
otfe toe respectfully solicit ; as it is our cherished aun to
make their transaction with us both profitable and
pleasant.
A. HAY & CO.'S
CLOTHING AND DRY GOODS
Price Rcjyulator.
JVb. 27 Main Sfreet,
- Between Lcvce and First,
BROWNVILLE, NEBRASKA, '
nn ORDERS BY MAIL
sUsor otherwise will receive prompt
attention, and are invoiced at the same
price as if personalty selected.
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DElt ESTftTE AGEI1CY
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CHOICE LAI'133
FOR SALE IN THE
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Having secured the services of Mr, G. W.
BROWN, a first-class Civil Engineer and
Surveyor, am ready at all times to survey
Town Lots in this city, adjoining towns, or in
any county in this Land District. Any one
wishine town lots or lands surveyed correct
ly, at REASONABLE RATES, will fine It to
their advantage to call upon Mr. Waters, at
the . .
GreatVesternReal EstateAgency
OVER
Italney & Lewis' Store Room
50,000
Cottonwood Trees!
; FOR SALE AT A
ZK -C3- All"
IN IAROE OR SMALL QUANTITIES.
DROWSTILLC.
A No. 1 Brick House, 7 Rooms, 2 lots, near
business part of the City, on Water Street.
Price Terms easy.-
House and two lots on Main street, five rooms
plastered, good well and stable. Will be
offered for the small sum of 1,300 cash.
House and one lot for sale, nouse is well
plastered and near business part of town.
Price $500. .
nouse and fourlots-plemlM situation gar
den fenced-tflne view of River and Town.
Price 5500.
Hotise and two lots' Tm"v"ater street, one
Block rrom Main street, forgi.ooo. A bar
gain. v-. -t - : ;
SO I3ESIXA13IL,1U
TOWN LOTS
I3XMAHA couimr.
386 Acres of Land
ON
McKISSICK'S - ISLAI3T) !
200 acres Teneed and tihder crltlvatlon; 90
acres Timber; two Houses on. the. Farm; a
splendid stock Farm ; at 515 per acre. Terms
liberal.
North East quarter of South East quarter of
Section 4, Town 4, Kange 14.
South East quarter of South East quarter of
Section 4, Town 4, liange 14.
North West quarter of South East quarter of
Section 4, Town 4, ltange 14.
to
V2S Acres, nine miles from Brownville. and
west of Nemaha City, on the line of the
Brownville anu f t. .Kearney itanronu, ni a
bargain. $.500 down, the rest on one, two
and three years tune.
120 Acres No. 1 Prairie Land, good water, at
So per aejje.
10 Acres In Section !, Township 4, Range 13.
10 Acres In Section 27, Township 4, Range 14,
North-East quarter Section 5, Township 6,
Range 14. 150 acres; Ji3 acres broke, good one
and a hair story nouse 14x2, Kiienen wh,
good well at the door, stock water on the
CUicc, a) acres of Timber, for 51,000.
RICHARDSON CO.
2o2 Acres South West Quarter Section 12,
Town 3. Ransre l.V and lx)U 5 und 0 In Sec
tion 13, Town 3, ItAnge 15, 44 miles west of
. . . 1 1' j . 1 r m
A spill Willi, rxpieuuiu prairies. c.j,o per
acre.
1(30 Acres in Town 3, Range 11.
610 Acres near Salem, at a bargain. -160
Acres in Section II, Town 3, Range 14.
160 Acres in Section .35, Town 3, Range 15.
40 Acres in Section 20, Town 3, Range 15.
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PAWNEE COUNTTT.
East half of South West: quarter of Section
20. Town 2. Range 11.
South East quarter of South West quarter of
section 17, lown j, tuinge ii. . , . .
North West quarter Section 8, Town 2, Range
11.
North West ot North Weal quarter Section
Si, Towns, Range 11.
100 Xtrres with some Tlmler nnd a Coal Mine
opened on the place, splendid Prairie, No. 1
water.
JOHNSON COUNTY.
North East Quarter of Section I, Town 5,
itange m, east; nd North East or South
East Quarter of Section 12, Town 5, Range
10,eat. Water and Timber. Two miles and
a half from Tecumseh. $0 per acre.
6-10 Acres in Town 8, Range 10; splendid No.
1 uiuu; running watteron tne place; iour
miles north west of Tecumseh ; splendid
farms around the place ; at the low sum of
$3,00 per acre.
400 Acres out of Section 35, Town 5, Range 10 ;
v a, evc
80 Acres No. I Prairie.
900 Acres in Town 6, Range 12.
160 Acres with splendid Spring of water, run
ning water mrougn me place: No. 1 House.
14x20; SO acres broke last spring, for tl.COa,
OP : ;
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r.etr and Fashionable stock ol
CLOTHING,
(NO SHODDY), is now offered to th rubllc at
J. S. HETZEL'S
CLOTHING STORE,
XTo, 10 Main Street,
who is a
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to the interest of the public ; and having pur.
chased my CLOTHING, (made under my own
supervision) exclusively for cash, t can Bellas
lowylf ixot lowerj than'any
IIAXI
In the Town or County. I beg- to call your
attention 10 my
LARGE AND WEIL
selected stock of
HATS, CAPS,
BOOTS, SHOES,
Genl's Furnishing Goods,
as can be
FOUND
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 fur themselves,
m
SIcPliersonS'S Block,
BEOTTUYILLE,
vhera everything in the Clothin3 line can be
found.
7. G. HETZEL.
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JlcPIierson's Illoclt, ' , ;
Sole Agent3 ' ; . .
In Southern NebrasTt a, Atchison and Ilolt
tjountyi ld.o.t tor tna .
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REAPER AND HOTTER.
TKE BEST IN THE WORLD ! !
Cmi Plovs ,
THE BEST rLO WNO W MADE!
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LEPHANT"
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Livery, Feed and Sale Stable !
Ben. Rogers, Propiuetoii.
Nos, 82 and 84 Mala Street
BROWNNILLE, NEBRASKA.
Dealer in all kinds of stock. Horses bought,
sold and exchanged. Stock boarded by the
day or week.
The Fropritor has recently erected an entire
new, large and oommodeous Stable, near the
old Brownville House. His stock is all fresh
and vehicles new. The public can be accom
modated at all hour, .
. DAY OR IVIGIIT.
A stock corrall, with an abundant supply
of pure water, attached to the stable. ; 4-ly
GENER.VL,
Groceries
We have on hand a large :
STAPLE AND
To "which we are making co
we are selling at Prices as
the Mississippi'"
In the Quality of our Goods
FLOUR OF THE MOST
HIGHEST MARKET!
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DEALERS IN
DRY GOODS
YANKEE
HOSIERY AND "WHITE GOODS.
And every other kind of Goods kept in a Western Store, which we will
FOR-
Whenever yon are in
Corner Main and Second Streets,
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eA-er brought to the city of
brown villi:,
consisting of
Sofas, Folding Louncj,
Secretaries and Book Cases,
OQce Desks. Wash Stands,!
1J i: 13 H T A D S ,
CANE ROCIvERS,
Narse Rockers, Dl nin g an d Break fa.t Tables
Otnee, Parlor and Dining Room Chairs, and
everything usually found in a
FURNITURE STORE!
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FANCY GROCERIES
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WE DEFY COMPETITION.
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