.Trtr, coniM of ths AnvFTtTisxa for sale by
tODGE DlRECTCaT.
n n r.r.mw-nvIT! Ixvdw No. 8. T. O. O. T
- "nv. tbeir Jia11 -la lbe i-reytxneyer Brick, on
a a rlSaxB Erotbe.u are Invited. '
r Tto 6 - Geo. W. DonsKY. Secy.
. r X. !!. Nemaha Valley IyvlsreKo. 4, A.
I "xi mwut on the 1st id Stl t-.uirlayg ta
lL-T,mouii.'clx-k P-ni., at tbeir 1111 lathe
vtm. v-r fcrU tc. ou M.in Nrwt.
i ii viauig liruU.tr are invinvt
.-u 8 J as. M. II ACKra, Secy-
' Arrlrai aad Drpwrtnre ef the Mall.
aifOierii and Bastcro arrives at 12 m.; departs Kt
v"'jrthera and Eastern arrives at 4 p. m.; departs
ti'ilk)l?j!' arrives at 8 ft. m.: departs at 8 ft. m.
v,-ru Mail arrive at 12 m- d'iart at t p. m.
' itr)( arrives Monday, WHlrM-xlays and
rriui-satiua.m Ut-paruiTujidiiy,Tliur8itty8and
hatunlavii at 1 p. m. ' ' '
t -rant" Mail arrives Friday" ftt 4 p. kl; departs
Hjn ,urda'9 at a. m.
Port t'llir Hours from 7 ft. m., to ' p. tn. Hun
layi from 10 U lu'a ft. m. A- D. MAltill, P. M.
SU Jee. and C. U. It. XU Time Table.
"r TRAINS GOING NOBTH.
' ACCOMMODATION.
-o. Cf Tnwrh A0 -
rriv.Rl llrou i:vi'.le.
Arrives at Council Jiiutis.....
. , - UrKBA
Jjearm Ft Joseph ."....
.rriv ! Urowcvi'.ip .
Xrrlva at Ownc-il iiluffn-,
JsO p. m.
...RrflO ft. m.
p.m.
.3:iJ p. m.
. TBA.IN9 GOING SOUTH.
ArrrMMODATiox. ,
Jvm Ouncll Bluffs.,
i:30 ft. ra.
..11:3 a. m.
p, m.
Arrtvf at iirow iivUto.....
Arnre at bt. Joseph..
EXPRESS.
' inrn Cwien" T.lufft ' ' ,
irrivm iu '.n,"vnvUie-
.ll-on a. m.
p.m.
Arn vtM at to. J unct
p. tu.
yJaoob Hoirwrs' Ornn rhu lMre Brown vUle for
-LOCAL MATTERS.
J. L. Coliapp, Cditor.
"TKUKSDAY MORyiyQ. ArKIL 29, 1SC9.
Tft Nursery Stock ba arriTed. : -Wilecftted
Oeoannt, at
swax & Bug's. .
Ldlt' Ht and Dress Goods, at W. T.
Den'a.'
Desiccated Codfltli, at
Tk bwt Brewing and SUrring Plows In
the Stat, at W. T. Den's.
Re rubbing Brntbct, Curry Combfl, Tabs,
Vftsiiboards, at SWaN 4 BUO.'S.
Frofc But r and Eggs, and Fish and choice
Groowies. Jnut received at Den's.
Ckolcc Kry Beans, at
" SWAN A BItO.'S.
Gent's Piece Goods, in great varieties, at
F. E. Johnson A Co.'s, 72, McPherson Block.
Peoria Mtlk Crocks best ever offered in this
market, at F. E. Johnson A Co.'a,72, McPher
son Block.
Ths U. S. District Court holds a session in
Omaha next week. Many of our citizens
wKi be in attendance.
Ths Thompson Bro's received a forty
live hundred pound water wheel this week
lot their mill on the Kemaha,
See Army advertisements, all rou who have
such supplies todisposc of. Send in your bids
nd furnish the Government what she needs
at fair rates.
Furs as sells Grape Vines at tZ per dozen
and M per 100. Strong, vigorous, well rooted
layers, from bearing wood, and grown in the
open air. ' '
"There - are more things in Heaven and
earth, Horatio, than are dreamed of in your
philosophy ," and one of these is the fact that
Marsh sells all kinds of Books at publisher's
prices.
farmers, don't believe any person wbo
ys Uiers is no Brown's Illinois Corn Plan
ters in Brown vllle. W. T. Den is tbc agent,
and cmn supply all with the only reliable
Corn Planter In use. .
P. E. Johnson make it a specialty
to keep only choice staple and fancy Groce
ries ; and their new stock, selected personally
by the junior member of the firm, is incom
parable, and it is being sold low down for
Boats and Shoes, for old or young,
Hade of cloth, kip or calf;
So cheap, they cost you but a song.
Bo good, 'twill make you smile.
' , - At F. E. JOHNSON A CO.'S,
72, McPherson Block.
Jlydraphobta is to be dreaded anywhere,
but the Immense number of useless curs about
our iown make it imminent. Let them be
muzzled and taxed. A good dog is worth
paying something for; a poor one isn't worth
"room."
-Or4iaucea-The new Council have pass
ed several very necessary Ordinances, which
will be found In to-day's paper. They are in
rood, plain and concise shape as any laws
w ver saw. The Council is composed of men
3a whose hands th best interests of our city
Will be well cared for. " . .
. The CniTertaccross Main, between Levee
nd First streets, is In a very bad condition,
both endi caving in with no assurance that
.ti diddle will hold good twenty-four hours.
Business between those streets must suffer
tbould It cave in. Tho rainy season is upon
.us and something should be done immedia
tely. To r Bt ! thats the question."
l0UiCr " U bcttr fjr outraged public to
the ills and woes they have, or fly to
-Wsh'8 all theli. Stationery, Books, etc,
od by so doing save the laffge per cent,
Jhlch others charge, above what makes fair
CAling. "Come weaL come woe," to Marsh's
Depot I'll go.
, Ws larn that John Crow, who has open
3 P mammoth farm la this county, has
vhU farra ,n llllnl He is
-ELtod with Nebraska, keeps blooded
. and u a Kreat acqasition to this county,
ebruika'g rich soil and salubrious climate
,u tempting some cf the best farmers of the
fcu.U to settle here,
t lmProvements -Work has been fairly
iamenced on the Masonic and Odd Fellow's
'ock.on Main, between Third and Fourth
Streets.
' KanBaford A Hughes have commenced lny
ag the foundation for their building opposite
"-U block. ,
' f PER.SOICALS.
' han Elakely, of Beatrice, Gage County,
,Vc can yesterday. He speaks in glow-
-g terms of the improvements in that eoun-
y- crop prospects are very good.
' Howard, of the Jilue VaOcy Kfcord,
w ship from this point a new printing
' "e proposes to make the Record equal
-ww y iciana poper publUhed ia the State.
Us Hats for the Indies,
-r ' iratt for Cie men,
Tor beys and for children ,
- From one year to ten,
. r " At F. E. JOHNSON A CO.'S,
72, McPherson Block.
V Vhm it may , Conee a -For the
catMT Vh0 h8ve not Val-(J certlfi.
.snd who wish to engage in U-achlnf
j "miaer. I nu sppolat Saturday the lot!
jP- m at the High School Building in
qj i4J liicu to eraciine suenper
A.W.NICKELL.
. Supt of Common Schools.
xi 0t rino LQmbcr. This U not
np,r tu V k ,OT elUng LQmber JUir.
7 1 o Lli0 ttra,tion, as they have
lat.n ha.n.a ot eT 1-Uty Imag-
. r"1 Shingles, Saih, Doors,
' I r .7 W f0r la OTs t) make
' TU tT v on the
i roa. T1: l! tbe Sataaw Pne Re-
The 0J FeTlow'a Festival in tUsc:?y
on last Monday n!ght, notwithstanding the
mud and raJn, was a very brilliant affair.
McPher&on's large Hall was well filled in the
evening. The Erownville Silver Cornet Bajad
was on the stage, and discoursed lively mu
sic An eloquent prayer was delivered by
Rev.'D. II. May, of tho M. F.. Chnrch. The
Hon. Dr. Renner c f Kt-brruOca City, v lh next
introduced. He delivered a very excellent
and cirefully writt n fcddrt ss, which was lis
tened to With close attention, and many or its
well set points were cheered with much en
thusiasm. Then followed an Anthem by
Prof. Dye's Choir. Past Noble Grand Lett
was next called for. He took the stand, and
unburthened himself of many fineeentimenU
and closJ with many cheers from the audi
ence. A song from the Choir, followed by ft
march from the Band, sent the large assem
blage to the well filled table, where there was
enough and to spare. - Then followed the
grand re-nnlon of those who keep step to the
music, until the wee hours of the morrow
The net proceeds were about 200,
Fruit Trees, and Grape Vines.
Do you -ant Fruit Trees and Grapo
Vines of the "best Quality, and at pri
ce unprecedeatly low? Concord,
Delaware, Diana, Clinton, Ivo's Seed
linp, Norton's Virginia, Isabella, Ca
tawba, Iona, Isxaella, and Hartford
Prolifio Grape Vine Layersat
front 2 to J5 perDoz. from t3 to $10
for 0 1 from CG to $25 per 100. A
fine lot of New Jersey and Pennsyl
vania Budded Peaches, at from 15
oents to 25 cents each. Red Dutch
Currants a few extra line Dwarf
Apples, Peart, and Cherries j also a
fsw Italian and Golden Dwarf Peach
es, Tarch and Evergreens; can he seen
at xa.y Garden in Drown ville. -It.
V. -UflNAS.
P. A. Tlsdel, Jr- A, Co. In to-day's paper,
invite the farming community to call and
examine their stock of Farm Implements.
See advertisement. They buy direct from the
manufacturers, have them shipped in large
quantities, and understand Just what they
buy, and can thereforetsell Implements cheap
er than parties who only deal in one or two
kinds ; and' more reliable men to deal with
cannot be found. Friend Hull is always on
hand, agreeable to trade with, and will give
you a bargain.
Sidewalks. Henry Knepherhasatlength
saw fit to grade down his sidewalk, which
gives a continuous sidewalk (with the ex
ception of 90 feet,) from the river to the Cul
vert. There is some talk about widening the
sidewalks. This' would be a good move, for
the streets being 80 feet and sidewalks only 9f
the proportion is not good or harmonious. If
anything is done in this matter, and we be
lieve all can Bee it as desirable, it should be
done forthwith, so that those wishing to pave
may know what to work to.
Last Monday was a Pine Day. A St.
Joe negro came to town; one of our citizens,
to whom the African was owing some money,
concluded to take principal and Interest out
of his dusky hide, for which he was fined $5
and costs. Then negro Bill, Tom Hunter and
Neal Dorset, all of African persuasion, got
into a row in which a pistol was fired off, and
they were arrested and each fined. As to the
merits of the cases we know not ; but it was
a fine day, netting to the city near $75.
Officers of Sheridan (late Highland)
Lodge No. 15, 1. O. of G.T.: W. C. T., Benton
Aldricfi; W. V. T Eliza M. Hawley ; CL.
Giles TL Reeder ; W. S., John Skillen ; W. F.
E IL F. Palmer; W. T A. C. Cathcart; W.
M.. Charles Dandas; W. O. G., Benjamin
Reader; W. L G Minnie Dundas; V. A. S
David a Day ; W. A. M., Mrs. John bkillen ;
R. II. S., Martha J. Aldrlch ; L. ILL., Mrs.
Robert Dundas.
We dcsl re to show every farmer In this Land
District with what perfection Selby's Corn
Planter operates. It heeds but to be seen to
be appreciated. Call and see it.
SHELLENBERQER BRO'S.
Small A Bell take possession. May 1st, of
the store room now occupied by Ralney A
Lewis, which they intend filling with eoods
and run both their present and new store.
They will have $100,000 worth of roods In
store by June 1st.
Sw inging' Signs had best be taken in out
of the wet, as the Democrat goes for 'em heavy,
and awnings too. Doctor, a little consistency
would lead you to take down yours first.
"Practice what you preach," and then come
down on "fringing Swines."
Good Building Stone. We are now pre
pared to furnish good building stone, in apy
quantity. Also, Step Stonos, Bases for Mon
uments or Tomb Stones, Water Tables, etc,.
furnished on short notice and reasonable
terms Louakcb A Vaexky.
The'Largeit Stock of Furniture now
n Southern Nebraska may be found at Mc
Fall A Co's. They have everything you can
desire at prices as low as they can possibly be
brougSt here and sold for.
IKew Feature in our city is the Green
Store, (Berry's old stand,) where Ilauk A Ar
mltage are duvpenslng, low for cash, the choi
cest staple and fancy Groceries. Give them a
calL Remember the Green Store,
Ralney A Lewis will cease to exist as a
mercantile firm May 1st. They w!U thereaf
ter deal In Grain Country Produce, In which
business our farmers will find them liberal
men to deal with.
For a Good, Cool, Soothing, refreshing,
Invigorating drink of Beer, Ale, Cidar, or
mixed Liquors during these warm days go to
R. C Berger's Alhambra Saloon. .
ItlcCrecry A Klckell are always to be
found at their old stand, the City Drug Store,
and the pf-op'e all npree that it is the place to
buy Paints, Oils and Glass.
Sore K yes, almost without an exception.
can be cured. Near-sighted persons and all
needing glasses, should consult Dr, Kimber
lin, 83 Main street.
Go see Furnas' Grape Vines and Fruit
Trees. If you want, and do not purchase of
him, it will not be because of the quality or
prices.- ' - ,
Den has Improved' his store front with a
new awning, and is putting up a picket fence
in front of his house corner of 6th and Main.
J. II. Bauer, has removed his Saddle and
Harness shop to No. 9 Main street, where he
Invites all his old friends to call orHiim.
Patch, has Just received his full Spring
6tock of Jewelry. Call in. Such a display
was never before made in this county.
The Stagnant "Water In the pond back
of this block will cause disease if not attend
ed to before warm weather.
T helve's Seedltnar Grape is tho treat
American Prize Wino Grape. Furnas has
tnem for sale.
Puma's has the Concord Grape, two year
old layers, at $11 per 100. Will boar next year.
Per Boots and Shoes, go to S. a ilcGib-
bon's. No. 19 Main street.
Do yon want good Furniture at low
prices, go to McFall A Co. .
APlne stock of Cubtom-Mado Boots, at
C. HELMER'S.
Bird Cages, aU styles, low in price, at Mc-
1 au fc to s. .
Fleur, La saks, quarter and balf-eacks, at
. - fiWAN A BRO.'S
' IV m IXoastU has his Soda Fountain in
operatio.T.
White FUh, Mackerel, Codish, HallbutJ
Aa.a , . SWANABRO.'S.
' If you want, n n ice Window Shao?, cfcll at
City Dru Store, - -
. Kvr Style Patterns at the Bazar.
Why be Debilitated 1MldS Maty Ham
Cton, residlrg near Cameron, called at our
ce yesterday r-" rf"j'.?-?steI cs to recom
mend "Hardy's Stoioach Bitters" to all debU
itatedfoxrl: s. j !:c Lad been ccaSsel to her
room for several y(tira by general debility,
and was unafcljo tttter her condition until
she commenced to nee Hardy's Bitters. A
few bottles, ttc informs cs, completely re
stored 1 er health. Delicate femaJes and all
who are given to eedentary habits, should
use these Bitters tl ey give tone to the stom
ach, and strengthen and invigorate all the
func'lons.and rje as pleapant as wine to talio.
iJ, Joe Jlcrtud. '. -;
Hardy's Bitters are a s t.'e Invisorator.and
a powerful recuperatt after the frame has
been reduced by licences. It is a Great
St rengthener. lie-pub.tean.
Sold by II. C. Lett. Druggist, Brownville.
IC!Ilouru, Jenkins & Co. Manutuv
turers and WholessUe and Retail dealers In
all kinds of Pine Lumber, Lath, Shlnglos,
Pickets, Sash, Blinds, Doors, Battens, etc
Office and Lumber Yard, corner 4th and Main
streets. Branch Yard at Phelps City, Missouri.
We manufacture our own material In the
Pineries of Of hkosh, . WU, where we have
in operation one of the largest manufacturies
of everything mado 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 and one or two retail profits. We
shall always keep on hand a full supply oi
everything in our line, so that those in want
may always rely ppqn'gettlng what they de
sire. We simply ask all to examine our Btock
and prices txifore purchasing elsewhere, as we
can ensure satisfaction in botlu,
v '. XADIES r
Wishing to purchase millinery goods, will
find it to their benefit to call oa Mrs. T. F.
Sea ton, No. 19 Main street, who baa jost re
ceived tho best selected stock of Millinery
Goods ever brought to Brownvllie, and Is
cpmpetant to do anything In that line, as she
Is an old and experienced hand la the busi
ness, learned her trade In New York, and is
prepared to sell her goods as cheap as can be
bought in any city. She would also Inform
them that she is prepared to do dress making
in any style ttey 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 on hand, it has compelled
me to procure larger grounds for my Lumber
Yard. Therefore I have rented the lota on the
corner of First and Water streets, where I
shall put one of the largest stocks of Lumber,
Doors, Blinds, Sash, etc., west of the Missis
sippi, and every body knows, or shall know,
that the Saginaw Lumber Is far superior to
any other Lumber. ; . . i 1
Call and see me before purchasing else
where. : (One block from River.) ' ' .
BELL, LOWELL A SMALL,'
12-tf . RedStore.
Champion No. 2 Improved Reaper
and Blower, and Single Mower, with Hand
Raking attachment, Dropping attachment
or Self-Raking. This Machine can trully be
said to be a complete combination ; the mow
ing qualities are not impaired by any of the
reaping attachments, and the reaping quail
ties are not lcjured'ln adapting the machine
to cutting grass. This Is the only machine
ever produced for cutting grain and grass,
which is equal to any single machine for
either purpose. The change to Reaping or
Mowing is quickly made, and in either ca
pacity the Champion No. 2 Is equal In every
espect, either as a Reaper or Mower, to any
single machine.
SHELLENBERGER BRO'S.
; Discovered It. John Randolph, of Roa
noke, once astonished a number of hearers
by declaring that he had discovered the Phil
osopher's sione. Dr. Hardy has not only as
tonished, but delighted the people of tho
Great West by declaring and practically dem
onstrating that he has discovered a certain
preventive and remedy for malarious diseas
es, and all complaints originating in weak
ness of tho stomach or any pari of the sys
tem. Hardy's Bitters dally attest this impor
tant fact In hundreds of cases. For sale by
IL C. Lett. - .- v
Seedling Peaches. I have a lanre Quan
tity of Seedling Peach Trees, I year old.
hich I will sell at 10 cents each, or $S0 per
thousand. Also, all varieties of Grapes, In
any quantity. R, V. FtraxAS.
For the latest styles of Clothing, wait for
May's new stock, which will be opened at the
Regulator within ten days.
Organs Burdett's, from 140 to $C00; Ma
son A Hamlin's, t75 to 1 000. .
Jaxes R. Dte, Brownvllie.
91200 Dollars and Expenses I See ad
vertisement of American Shut tle Sewing Ma
chine in our advertising columns, ,
Pekln BreaklngPlows 200T. A n.Smlth
A Co's make, for sale by J. C Denser. '
;. Fresh Pen Holders at Marsh's. J T
i , .-.
I Harness Makers, Saddlers and Shoema
kers can have their orders filled for anything
they desire at Wentol Grant's.
! Do you want the best Boots, Shoes, Clo
thing or Staple and Fancy Grocerces In the
market, go to Wentel Grant's.
Leather For Buffalo Slaughter, Spanish
Sole, American and French Calf or Kip, go to
Wentel Grant's.
; If you want a good Saddle or Sett of Har
ness go to Bauer's. " - ... - ; ,.
30 Perfh of good Rock fof Bale-U Enquire
of Star, at May's Regulator.
Just Received a large stock of Staple and
Fancy Groceries at X. M. Holtzlnger's which
will be sold at very low figures for cash. Call
and see for yourselves. ' Cash paid for coun
try produce, ' ' ' "
II. C. Lett has on hand a large' stock of
Window Glass, Paints, Oils, etc- which he
will sell cheap to the trade in wholesale Job
bing lota and at retail. - Call before going
east, and it will save you that trouble,
', . 21. IXoltzlnger, manufacturer of Uni
versal OIL Call and see for yourselves. Bet
ter light; cheaper and prettier; safe from
explosion.. . '. .' ,- --c' t
It. C. Lett has now a full stock of Wall Ta
per and Stationery Goods which he Is Tiling
very low at retail, and In wholesale Jobbing
lots at eastern prices.
I PayTJp -We need funds. You that owe
us must pay up immediately. Mind thaU.
ILVNNAFORD A HUGHE3.
The latest novelties in the dry goods line
received daily at 2Iay'a rrlce regulator, 27
Main street.
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For Sale. A Cottage and two of the most
desirable residence Lots in the city.. Enquire
t this office. : , .. . . .
Highest market price paid for wheat, oats,
corn, Ac, by Bedford A Handley.
Private medical aid, read Dr. Whittier's
advertisement. ...
' "Want a good Spring Business Suit? Go to
Hetzers. -
Parasol in great variety at May's Regu
lator. '
W. M. IIoltzLngbr has perfectly Dry Wood
for sale
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7IIE0.' KILL!; CO,' 1
Invite the attention of the c'.'dzzr.i of Erorvn
vlilo art ! surroun!in7 enrnmunity to their
spl
LADIES' EErvGE, LACE ,
Congress & Button SI:oe::
. Spring and Summer Hats, ;
CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, ajtd GROCERIES,
ALL FRESH GOODS I .
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Clioico Sprin Prints,
Ten Thousand Yards.
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Brown & Brdidllnclins,
' Twelve Thousand Yards.
,, - ; Lancaster, Glascow,
tjlllgn niTlS, bcotchs, and Seaside,
Three Thousand Yards.
3,500 lTard3
. Lawns, Jaconets, Pcrcals, Organ
! dies and Grcncdincs.
i , ;..-:';'.
Piquc3 tuid Ilarcr.ilcs, i
" Ono Thouiand ' Yards.
'1 1 . ...
Drccs Goods, ftt?- ! ' r
' Two Thousand Yards.
4,ooo Yards ...
Swiss Muslins, Plaid, Striped
.. : and Checked Jaconets, Aai-
" " sook,1 Victoria Lawns, Look
Muus, isiras iiye JL.inen, vor
; ' ded Dimity, Irish Linens' 1 -J-
3,ooo 1rnrd3, .
Striped Shirting, Check. Shirt-
trig, licking f au grades. -
b,5ooo Yards
i Cottonadcs, Denims, Tweeds.
Kentucky, Maryland and Alis-
sourt Jeans, and l ine Cassi'
I i. ...meres. -. -.
Tablo Linens,
Bleached, Unbleached and Col'
; ored,- -
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Crasli,';,;. ; l'
t , White and Drown, 40 pieces.
; Linen and Turkish, 20 Doz.
Hoop'CIdrfciv :" '' "v 7
; Drop, Open Front wid Bustle,
ols and ITans,
i 'AH Styles.' Twenty-Jive Doz..
Clotli and GiLTi Cioalzs, : , r
; ; . Latest Spring Styles. 10 Doz.
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Bed Cprcad3, ;
j WJi ite and Colored Linen and
! . y - vouon. : xz Dozen. ; ; f ; r
No. 1 article. .5 Dozen. . l
Vuv and Gtravy Hats, .
2cu) Styles, Forty Dozen.
FULL STOCK, : :
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endid e'.ock of aXAl -juu aij r Anm
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FOR SALE IN THE
ELM LAUD DISTRICT.
OVEIl
Ralney & Lewis' Store Room.
nnoiTr.Tii.r.i:.
A'No. 1 Brick Honsp, 7 "Rooms. 2 lots,' near
business part of the City, on Water Street.
Price fifim. Terms easy. , .
House and two lots on Main street, five rooms
piasterea, gooa wen ana stable, wiu be
oirered for the small sum of 81,300 castv
House and one lot for 'sale. House Is well
plastered and near business part of town.
Price f 500. ; ; j-t
Hotwe and four lots splendid situation gar-
aen iencea nne view or Kiver pna Town.
' I'rice toOOi (.., t ,.t... . , .
House end two lots on . Water 6treet, one
uiocK irom Mam street, ror si.tsw. A Dar
gain. - . -
T.b.'Wjsr. xots
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? IIBIIAHA . COUIITY. '
600 'Acres ot No. 1 Land. Good stock farm.
Running Water, and some Timber on the
place. . On the direct road to Tecumseh, Be
atrice, and the Blue Rivers, and directly
west of Brownvllie 12 miles. All in one
body. Town 5, Range 13. At 7,2o per acre
600 Acres adjoining theabove. Choice Land;
Water and Timber ; 11 miles of Brownvllie
west, at $10 per acre.
160 Acres splendid second bottom land;
' nine miles of the city, and 111 of theema-
ha liver, for 11,100.
ITS Acres near Long's Bridge, cine miles
from town, for Sl,.50O. ; , ; . .-.
160 Acres, eight and a half miles of the city,
: for 8900. ,
388 Acres of .Land
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UcKISSICK'S ISLAI7D !
QAA flffwa tciYicu Anil nniM1 ltfvotlriTi Of)
acres Timber; two Houses on the Farm'; a
snlpnrtirl Stvlr Farm sXi vkve acre. Terms
liberal. - -
North East quarter cf South East quarter of
; OLXUUU 1, iUt U 1, iWUiQ lit
South East quarter f South East quSrter of
Section 4, Town 4, Range 14. , ,,
North West quarter of .So"" East quarter of
r 1 m A T . .
120 Acres, "nine miles frort, ..rownvllle, and
i west or JSemana City, on ine line oi iub
; Brownvllie and Ft. Kerncy Railroad, at a
! bargain. 500 down, .the rest on one, two
j and three years time, . , , , . .
120 "Acres No, 1 Tralrle- Land, good water, at
t f5 per acre,.. i.:SJ .. .
40 Acres In Section 9, Township 4, Range 13.
$ " . . . , . , .
40 Acres In i Section zr. 'Township 4, Range 11.
??nrfi.Fjat: nnn.rtor Section 5. Townshlo 8.
, Range 14 150 acres; 8o acres broke, good one
. ana a nan story no use nxij, kilciiou liiii,
I pood well at the door, stock water on the
t place, 20 acres of Timber, for $i,000.
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RICHARDS OI7 CO.
"2 Aeres-South West Quarter Section 12,
: Town 3. Range 15, and Lots 5 and tt In Soc
i tion 13, Town 8, Ransre 15. 4 V. miles west of
A8plawall. Splendid prairies. $5,50 per
aere,:-. 1., -
JOcres In Town 3, Range 14.
Acres near Salem, at a bargain, j -
)00 Acres In Section 11, Town 3, Range 14.
IG0 Acres in Section 33, Town 3, Range IS. "
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40 Acres in Section 20, Town 3, Range 15.
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South half Section 25, Town 1. Range 10, east;
i 330 acres, 80 acres of Umber, best stock farm
' In Pawnee county, splendid stream of wa
; ter runntnir throneh the plart;, farms all
' around, i'6 per acre, 6 miles of Pawnee City.
East half of South West "quarter of Section
f 20Town 2, Range 11. ,
South i;astqn;irterof South West quarter of
Section 17, Town 1, Range 11." - "
North West quarter Section 6, Town 2, Range
! 11.
North West J of North West quarter Section
, 2tt, Town 2, Range H.
100 Acres with some Timber and a Coal MIno
. opened on the place, splendid Prairie, No. 1
J water.
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' LOOK HER
1,600 Acres of No. 1 choice rralrie Iand,
' with lledse Row broken-around eaeli-ec-i
tlon: within onemileof thesnrveyed route
I of th Nemaha Vallv It, R.; e!?itn miles
soutn of Lincoln, within one miieoi a Efxxi
; mill and the town cf Latrobf, and twelve
; miles N. W. of Tecunxsch, at 130 per acre
jao Acres. A piece of land what Is land, in
. the Illinois settlement eight miles east of
; Tecumseh, 20 miles of Brow nville, at to per
! acre. To be ofiered only for 30 days, after
? that will want more. In one of the best
; neighborhoods in the CouUty. Lnnd cheap
as dirt. "Splend'jd water" on Spring
Creek. . .
tiO Acres In Town 9, Ran 10. splendid No.
. 1 Lafl; running wattj on the place; fonr
ralles north wt of Tecumseh ; rpiendid
" firms around the place , at the low sum of
. $3,00 per acre, r . ..
400 Acres out of Section 33, Town fl, Par. t4 10 ;
at 83 per acre .
SO Acres No. 1 Prairie. ; , ; .'
BOO Acr"5inTpwn6,Rans'cli .1; "" "
160 Acres with splendid Spring of water, run
nifis water through theplaoe; No." House.
lli-J; 30 acres broke last sprics, lor ?i,6j0.
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Mmy Mrrchrtntt who have, rn Ihevf cold V, !
rff yt, ample ttmt to JoJfc xr tAeir ttocks and Vieir
booki, anil baianre in their me mind hot mrh thnj
Ore wtiKti!' irrrr"t, ri!L, no dnH, w n ("k tfrv'i-f
; thtit t ! vn.-it tt wake ttiiv, v-lr-- it .ure .
the "NtElli UX.." at the dot of lsr J. 7o tfrire fur
wealth is eminently pmfier, and ke. in the at,f.-tt vlio
em do U, in the wxf hotrable manner, trtA the Itxixt
expemiiiure, enmiilicnJinn, vcolni trou Mj-h. mul
tnf ci. Ib do intsine pron' u.ii ami ptuuni'. a
jip-rrhant hat to ji3crve three ruk
To buy ite ..,. , J
RIGHT GOODS! , iv
1 - At tie EIGHT PEI0E3 ! I 'v 1
- At th3 EIGHT TI1IE ! ! !
2d. Tn meet hi oWrmiKw wmrtnnVv. "unrinff
prompt" plead for the nliret of that Merchant with
Utt eluijiiciice of a Daniel Wetmter.
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S.L 7b eit down hit erpemrn, tut "a dollar saved to
a dollar earned," ami it entiUe ono to tell to much
cheaper,
Ws meat in vratte. of thote rule, for toe have tried
them, and find them totttlie lUu means (e a rucettsfui
mercantile career.
BEHOLD t We are mot oeevrvina a arand nn-town
Brtck, with ihetve full of Wittier Utock, but are eom-
'wwiiit noute at ,
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27 Uain Gtrcet,
" . Between Levee and First,
phici: nzauuiTon
Oir two ftnort ore heavily laden with tnott detirable
VOode,eoruiiiting cf .. a t j.
Dress Goods,
Hosiery svnd Gloves,
Km broideries, ", "
White Geodi, " t
n a - -v Ilandkerehlefo,-
Collars A Suspenders
Trimmlnjrs, Buttons, - -
Zephyr Wool and) -
. la B-H Colors, I-c-..
Woolen Yarns, j
' Corsets and Skirts,
, Coat's and Clark's Threads,
' Amerlfjin Best Swool Cottons.
of which we have all numbers and colors,
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Wallet8A Purses,
Ruffllnps & TapeTrimmln?, -;
, Star, Crochet & Skirt Braids. . ' .
AIdoca Braids, and a full line of
Silk, Milan and Alabama Braids,
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A FULL LIS O
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AND .EURNISHINQ GOODS.
iy TACT, everything Vint heUma to a frit elast
Clnthinn, J-lurtery, i'fmry foods ami Xotirm Mtitue,
which hat been purchated for CASH, to the rerjf bext
athtntage.,and will be told at a very tmall advance to
Cash anu Prompt Paying CTi!tom;r9. who patron
age tee reperJftult solicit ; . it it our eJevtihed nitnto
make, their trannirtUms with 'us both profitable and
pleasant.
IA. " HAY ' Cz CO.',3
CLOT HIUG AND DBY GOODS
3?xio Itetriilator.
iTo. 27 Main Street,
y - ,,-r j .Between Levee and First,
; BROWXVILLE, NEBRASKA.
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lis Ueor otherwise w'ul receive prompt
attention, and are invoiced at the same
price as if pcrs&nally selected.'
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Benson's Celebrated..
D00BIEDIM1
P
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HAVrNO JUST RECEIVED ALL
the necessary niaebl'",i'r rolishinjr,
I wish to announce to the ' .c of Kemnlia and
adjointn? counties, tliat 1 a:u bow manutwr, ring
DO U BLED ! A f ,1 01 ! D COR : I P 0 7
than which thfr nevfr was a twtN'rplo' madj Tor
thisuL The folkins tKMjaioaiuis wereuiu-ol.c-itei,
ami spt-uk fur lheiQ0flv4 :
: READ TESTIMONIALS.
77113 J9 TO CERTIFY, Tlmt w have xvi Pe
pn's t'elfbi ted lBiiie UiamnJ ( orn
k iowt ami liuA mut it wiit nnr In aii k 1 1 nf tM-ii.
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J. it. BnASOX, 3IanufUetcr,
. One Door Wfes.t of Court riouso,'. .
achl-C;n 2rownviUe,Neb.
" -' ons L. CABSOS,
iSRO txvillz... . '.yrr.A 6 t
Excha'r-cro Bov-ht and n'n all th prln
clr"l cits. s. Ai. drlcr ia Ooli and Silt tr
Coin, Gold Du.-,t arid
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tk-po-'ts revived. r-.vMc St sizhi. Ir ter
est paa 1 on time deptiLi ty spxuai asree
mect. Taxes paid for noTi-resldents. - .
All kiuda of U. S. Bonds wanted.
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InSotitn llcrx a, Atchison and Holt
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Tiss-EisTin ti::v;g:.ld!!
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A"TC:i CUFPEH pLQ,73 ,
THE BEST FLO WXO W MADE!
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Lii'otv, Feed and Sale Stable' 1
Burr. Roget.3, Pr.orr.tcroiu
' . N03.J52 and 81 Main Street
-EROWNXILLE, NEBRASKA. -
Dealer In all kinds of stock. Horses bou?-1 t.
sold and exchanged. Stock boarded by the
day or week. . .. ...
The Proprr or has recently erooreci an enure
eld Brownvllie Hovo. His stock is' all fresh
and vehicles r.pw. The public can be accom
modated at ail nours,
DAY Oil IGIIT.
A stock corrall. with an abundant supply
of pure water, attached to the stable. 4.1y
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, We havo on hand a large
STAPLE A 21 D
To which X7Q are mailing co
wo crs selling at Prices as
tho LIississippi.
In the Quality of cur Goods
FLOUR OF THE MOST
HIGHEST I1ARKET
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DE.VLERS EM - ..
DRY GOODS
YANKEE NOTIONS,
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HOSIERY AND WHITE GOODS.
' And every other klud of Goods kept in a Western Store, which we will
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Wfienever yon are in Tovra Call and See Us!
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consist! n j of
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CUco Dcslrs.' 7a$Ti CtanZi,
BEDSTEADS,
..CANE ROCKERS,
Narse Rockers, Iiinlnz and Breakfast Ta!!-
O.llee, Parlor and Dlnij. KoDm ChaiM, and
everj'thlng usually found la a
FURNITURE STORE!
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DEALERS IN.:
Provision
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and well assorted stock cf
rAiicir Gfnocziuza
nstant additions, asd vrhlch
low as any Uonz 3 cf
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WE DEFT C0HPHTITI0I7.
APPROVED BRANDS.
price paid ron
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