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LOCAL MATTERS.
J. Lm ColliarP Etor.
XfrriAY MORNING. MAY 6. 1SC9.
'llNli d She At IlctztlX
Otg 6.7-d.J,qry.Iru j Store. - f "
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K Oool Uaii fellin thin vitiuity last Frl-
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Frani Heliaer lias his iu vv blacksmith
jhCTPjii 'Tatlon.
L D rtobUon is alreiuly taking contracts
fa kUttry of -c - '- - - - " -'
, Everything in the Hue of staple and fan
cy Grocer is fit H wan & Ei other's.
Main Street Is to be sprinkled this sum
mer. We h-aru the contract Is already made.
Geatlemeu'a Albf-rt SJioen, Ilase-Ball
Bboen, and Polish' Gaiters, for Bale at ItoM
aons. ' '
Tin irm f Mrs. Timid & Bear has been
dlwolved, Mr,
fmnl,. .
TIsdel
wlthdiawlng there-
' S 1300 Dallars ul llipeni ! See bd-
tVusc'rneiit of American Shuttle Sowing Ma-ijwJnjpuiiidrci-llsliigeoluians,.
JVacVerel, Codflsli, and a general assort
ment of fish, can be found at ,
SWAN &. ERO.'S.
Soporlfllc! InTlgorattng! Pleaaant!
-Thos-tna! ud Tlnr-astjeverag-cs sold at the
Alhamhla." rk-rgi-'r "knows 'just how to mix
'eio,too, you bet!
i'Wt fcad'ooeasloii" to notice the bocks of
jbate Jnilje Morgan theothor day.and tan
testify to his ability as an ollicer. lie is the
right man in the right place.
Tli? Itlgrtil rr "Way through our city has
been praideJljy' ttie city to the St L. & Neb.
Trunk lUllroad, as will be 6een by resolution
In Council. Joeeedlngs as published ln
Another -colt-Ian. ' ' ' ' ' ' '
Jnt Itecelved-llelrner t O. have Just I
rm'lrel tin lot otBooM nd (Shoes, custom-made,
'which they" can and will sell at
prices within the reach of all. .Call and see
them at No. 15 Main street.
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nvtiYimpten has Just m-elved a largw
opply of frehh and fashionable Millinery
Goods. Jiers is the pioneer establishment,
an'd long cXj'h-i h-nee enables her to select Just
irhat will suit the ladles of this vicinity.
Give her a rail.
, Small & Bell have removed a portion of
ttieir stock to the slore room j ust vacated by
Rainey & Lewis, where they exhibit the
finest assortment of goods in their lina ever
ortened in this city. They rtaln their old
fotSnf, :md intend keeping lth houses full of
pTfl ds Tin y prt dolnij a considerable whole
tuie busluewy v , ) .. i .
The Manner and style of business of De
Forest Torter, our City At.torjjey, bas rcpeat
dly come under onr olervaiion J and It has
been such a to warrant us in congratulating
oar city upon having so Important an office
In such able hand. - He W Uwaysupoa the
alert to aoe tlwU. the cit-.lds 'iilaXiS, sliall
be fairly and squarely dealt by.
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'! there a man with soul so dead, who
E-WrTbTiwTf hath said I loc nfy native
. Lu.i,fcin4 will by-Aiarsh'a News House
stand T fiaiae nlace.wlwre any books in the
laad can and will be purchased at publisher's
prices, and tno very best of stationery at low
er prices than evertruckthU upper Country.
H'ade Mo Mars?i's, U ixn't deejr.
Grand Opening forth .'Ioulleslrk.
J. K. Bear will ojen up a choice stot:k of Mil
linery Goods, Ladies', Misses' and Childrcns!
Hats at her 6hop opposite U. M. Henderson's '
-4o-morrow. Mrs. Bear has exliiblted splen
taflelu all her selections and work, 'and in
her Di'w fir-- we know the public will be
Eruf.;:,r plcj'.d. If you wish a choice atflcle
tfdl oa the c' .iy of opening, for tlr will no
doubt be a tuhIi for 4he goods. ( v ;
. , , - - - ' -Personal.
Our city has, during the past
"ee, been honored by- qtilt numljrr of;
nergptlc rallroud men, working up matters
oniHxied with the (St. Louis id Nebriika
Trnnk BaiTroad. , Among the number we no
ticed Dr. Ceo. B. Graff; of Omaha, D. II Wheel
r,tf PlivUmo-jth, 0. IL Iribh, J, T. Kinney,
ana Julian Metcalf, of Otoe Co, and W. D.
Scott, of Rulo. These gentlemen are. In car
acal about the work, and will build the road
Ttnid a doubt.
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' It la Too Blue Ik. 'Yir Vnne. weeks w
lr : to avoid mention orilardy's Bitters in
' 1'ieal eolucans but the at tempt an ab
ac " failure, hfjeafur we shall continue to
i Jt.ofits wondeiful medicinal pr6j.-rties
a efsion dpiaands. It Is becoming so
f'"y!y allied to rr-jo lr.tfre.vts cf the Norfh-
i, that ftn rnft-vjrri- !m Journal cannot Ig-n.r-lt.
r 'ia 51 lv"s Bitters. SI, Joe
S-Jd hy IL C Lett, Dr upst, ErownvJHo.: 5
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'.'rheer Paul Dir Irlch.orMlIwaukee,
'f.Isghta earthly tabernacle, 'stored with
Jn fleR,tole expelled,, di-clded, "after full
."ilry att investigation to employ Ayer's
In his haste to purify his Dutch fclcin-
ca, he mistook the directions, 2 to 7, and
wauowed 27 for a dose, Tliis created, of
r-iree, Rn ap-paul-lng internal rebellion.
Paul wet through thef.it like alicro,
came oflTlctor nt fcv-.t with r- renovated
fyUsia which he proudly wUiMtsus proof of
wudora cf his ekrdec. He alvises every.
totakcDocl. Api'g.rill", U.kindlv
Avisos hU friends who art; arsMth 2 fol
,r'1,!S his ejcaniplc, to "fc rar and lake der
Ji -4 notion.'" Jiii neaofa Tt l'rai h
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" taat Ilctzel's.
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, arcity Connell Is
at work in" earnest,
rectrd "orr-ditalflo to them
's and beneficial to th-pePJ- At tln-ir
--" i cikutni :urc pfccssjiryiuv
rotheKvauia the rc.. rchel:r
,or Drownvillian. "Ai.cher '.
' , - ve decided upon, is the ett;
v than
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UiCceof ira
Jl! f Can made to lok decent
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rerseverw
'ymUvjiuitKa ouf.fjr If la good.
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W v 001 "yom'netingtlic wa-
jaroUKh ttie tunnel on Atlantic Vtrcct,
"-'vlJdotfy 'Sth the necessity tr the
V -, on f'2-1" street, and clvc rror ertr
i 4 TKSir: Fri
day evening. It U nil import;; .,: that a good
turn out bhould 1-e f ad, r.nd t'.Is natter thor
oughly can vassal. Lot's r.ot have another
farce, but this U me net In such a mr liner as
to show all Bcctlons that we mean a fair bus
iness deal. Ami above nli things do not let
this matter bo ruii hy n few lntcr-.-sted r:r
lut let it l-o & .uiiit-.-d tTort in a good
. -i V.
cause.. Ave uave.nrara ui.;''i:."("i u;)ui
streets the propriety of n.'-'r. !i-:r the tamo for
the Air Line that Is Diked fur the Trnnk.
The proprie ty i f this must be decided I y the
meeting. The Air Line ls building townra
us, and our railroad system to be one that
will build up the County must have an east
and west road t ; -0.O.K) bctueor! tnese roans
will be BaCicIcni, and V, ill not be a? much r.s
was (Jemandod before for one. Let It 1x5 dis
cussed. Great are the benefits that flow
From tracing with McFall A Co. ,
. All that mro come we can assure
Great is their stock of Furniture;
. AH goxl and true, well made, and fair,- -
From AVardrobe down to Kitchen ChsJr.: t
No glued-up, patehed-np, mongrel truck.
That will cause you t d n your luck
For sudden breakngl .' ' -; ?. '
Your money, too, will last moch longer,5
Your Furniture will be much stronger; l
' Joy will crown your married life ,'
"Willi pretty babies and happy wife.
Your credit will be above rar,
And nothing can your f.ro.pccts mar.
All these, and still more blessings flow,
From tradiug with Mcrail & Co.
A CHALLEXGE.
Mb.' Pas Siteldos Sir : Understanding
that you lay claim to the title of cJ.rmpion
cloggi.stf Xebnuska, and th&t yea have ex
pressed a desire to sustain that canity a
public trial of skill for a pecuniary consider
ation, I beg leave to ftugeest that yoa request
one of your friends to meet Jfr. John D. Mo
Cabe, wlols auUiorlzed to act for mo, and
arrange the prclimlnarlesfor a cofttestfor 650
a side, to take place in some public" hall In
this, city; the gate-money to pay expenses,
and the balance to the winner of the match.
-' Expecting an. immediate reply, and trust
ing you will find It convenient to accept this
challenge, I remain your yery obedient ser
vant. " GF.onai; IIABRIS.
; Zrou-nciUr, JTij C, ISK. . , : . , . '
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Enimlgranf s .ure pouflngMnto this city
and county from the East in great numbers,
Not a day passes but from five to fifteen cov
ered wagons, containing families and outfits,
cross the river at this point; and a great
many of them find their prilgramage ended
in this city, or upon the choice vacant land
in which this county abounds. One lot of
about twenty families from Canada have
nearly all settled In this county within the
past week, and they report more coming.
The East is coming West.
Yht Phyalelans Say-The medical fac
ulty are always slow to endorse any new spe
cific, but the virtues of Hardy's Bitters os a
tonic and stimulant, nave reeri po flearly
demonstrated that they gracefully3 acknowl
edge their efficacy, and use thoia in their
practice. John F. Keys, Esq., one - of ihe
prominent dealers at Easton, in this county,
sending his orders for more Bitters, writes
nnder date of the 6lh insU'to Dr. Ilardy :
Bend Immediately, as I am entirely out,
and scverul customers waiting; "Our physi
cian unhesitatingly pronounces them the
best Bitters-in the 'market."- That -speaks
volumes. SI. Joe Herald.
Bold by IL C. Lett, Druggist, Brownville.
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To Whom It.' may Coucem-Fottho
benefit of those who have "not va'l J'oertlfl
cates, and who wish to engage in teaching"
this summer, I will appoint .Saturday the loth
day of May fixin lj 6kck' ia. -ml to -2
cwloek p. m., at the High Schoo Building in
Brownville, in which to examine such per
sons. - :): :: y AA",iacELL.
Sup't of Common Schools.
Swan fe Brother have the oldest eetab
llsbed Grocery ainl Provision house in this
city, and no business could be better estab
lished in public esteem than theirs. They
consider their duty lies in furnishing thepub-
lie a good article and at as low rates ns possi
ble. They keep a thorough assortment of all
goods In their line. Our word for it yoa can
find there what you want and will bo satis
fled with both articles and prices.
Tiieli-s City, Mo, May 5, 1SG9.
To Ute Tatrorut of the St. Joe. C. B. iJ. 11
Freight received at this Depot consiguedto
Brownville and points adjacent, will be held
three days, at Hie end of which time it will be
delivered to Worthing &. Wilcox to be stored,
and will become subject to their charges!
, J. W. BROMLEY, Agent, i
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Thanks to the Band. I am authorized
by the Board of Directors of the St. Louis &
Nebraska Trunk Railroad, -who I had the
honor to. nti taln while- in session In this
city, to return their thanks to the Silver Cor-
net Band for their splendid serenade given
on the evening of May 81.
v . - - R. W. FURNAS", i
PraalOent Grant Is overrun by office seek
ers in Vashington. Wentel Grant, iu
Brownville, has such "a stock"" cfLeiHieT,
oot, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Ae, that the poplo
who know theirown true interests, will cer-
tainly make a grand rush for hhi store. Wo
can guarrantee siiilsfiiction there.
Fixed Up SatUfaetory The matter of
W. F. -Wilson against this city, carried tip on
error to Supreme Court, lms been f-ettle-J, by
the payment of $2000 In Street Improvement
Bonds to Wilson. This settlement, we
believe, will be approved by oil who under
stand the case.
XIann&ford fc Ilughea have the founda
tion for their new building laid, and also t
portion of the cut 8tone.v'The building will
be j)iisV-J to completion a soon as possible.
It will make a great Improvement to the
town, aud especially to the looks of this por
tion of Main Street. (
Geo. Marlon has opennl out, la..thj old
st-Hiid of liediord c Conner, a new stock of
Dry Goods, Notions, Queens ware,. Groceries,
Tobnccxjh and the best brands of Cigars," He
sells goods low.jor money : and Javi:es the
patronage of the citizens of Brownville and
vicinity. .
'There If a tide in the aflairs of men
which taken at the flow, leads ou to for-
tune which means V.'K. Johnson &.; Co.'s,
wko have a most splendid assortment of Dry
Goods, choice Groceries, NalTs, etc, i Vdni
rHruu'kably lowjCorcaaa. iTn't fail to calj
on them, . ; ' j
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Ilavin? removed our retail department
from the lied fjtor to t lie new ItedStofo, twii
doors wct we thank our customers for tivs
patronage, and ask them to come and see ni
at the new JvC l Ft Iiainey & Lewis' old
stand. ' v ' f
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Ordinances. Our ciM;:fns should read
them and prepare to om ply therewith. Tliat
in rtlation to street leaninf; on TVV?
shouM be strictly it m.-d, and must bo, to
give us a neat a; jvriiig and cleanly street,
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Sea the Card of Star Hotel headed "City of
Brownville." This Hotel is doing much ij
advertise this ti;y, ;viid is gaining an' envia
ble reputation in the matter of fplenuld no-
commodationi to the traveling and lociJ pub
lic . It is a Na I. House.
- The attention of our readers Is called to
tl" Oilvertisemcnt of Coe's Dyspepsia Cure in
anoiher part of this paper. This truly vc.lu
able medi.;i ae Is recommended by all "ft hj
use it. .read the certificates.- ,
Small &. Bell wUl use the old Red 5
for Lime, Cement, Hair, Salt," Nails, W'1
rto-ws and NTooli'rj.Ware.
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For Just r - ?i! -a Clothing as ever was l.
gto Jacob ibr.-.V.n's. t '
ore
Rolling Cultn
Den's.
and Gaugo Wheels
Cent's Frni
S Goods At Hct
Don!
fcind Corn Plows at Din's.
Yafcea At Iletzcl'S.
'iira..
i at Icon's.
SprlHg Good at JlctzH j. '
JlememlxT the RjillrondM-
Iwllbotirii, Jnklia :-Ce-MnufaC-
tnrr? and Vholes? le.and Retail dealers in
all kinds fir-:ie'tLumb.T, Lfith, hln .,
Pickets, Sash, Blinds, Doors," Battens,' etc.
Office and. Lumber Yard, f-ornr 4th &nl Main
streets. Branch Yard at I'helps City, Missouri.
We manufacture ottr.ovm mrtterial In the
rineries of Oshkosh, Wis., where we have
in operatlon.-m of tiielargestmanrifrxtnrl.s
of evfrrthln;,' maile InTine in the worldjand
obtaining our Lumber direct from the tree,
as we C we can sell at lower rates than any
Lumber Yard in the West which pays one
whoh'saleand onexr two retail profits. . We
shall always koep on hand a.fctll supjly ol
everyth In our lite, so that those in want
may always rely upon getting what they 'de
sire. Ve simply ask all to examine our stock
and prices be fore purchasing elsewhere, as we
can ensure srtlsfcvct'on In hot h. - r
, LiU)IES!
Whhln'g to purchase millinery goods, will
find It to their benefit to call on Mrs. T. F.
Seaton, No. 19 Main street, who has Just rei
ccived the best selected stock of Millinery
Goods ever brought to Brownville, and Is
corapetant to do anything in that line, as she
is an old and experienced hand in 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 they wish. '
Also agent ibr the great Empire Bcwing
Machine.. ' . . ''.
HavlngPnrcliaaed Mill 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 6treets, where I
shall put one of the largest stock of Lumber,
Doors, Ellnds, Sushi etc, west cf the Missis
sippi, and every body knows,' or shall know,
that the Saginaw Lumber Is far superior to
any other Lumber. . i .
Call and see me before purchasing else
where. . . . ....... , j
(One block froni River.)
1JELL; LOWELL & SMALL,
12-tf . ' - ' '" ' ' " ' --Red Store
Champion; So. 2 Impro-rec Reaper
and Mower, and Single Mower, with Hand
Raking attachment. Dropping . attachment
or Self-Raking." Tills 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 quali
ties are not injured in 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 lh either ca
paclty the Champion No, 2 is equal in every
espect, either as, & Reaper or Mower, to any
single machine. . ,
SHELLENBERGER BRO'S.
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' We desi re to shb w every farmer In this Land
District with what perfection Selbya Corn
rianter operates, . It needs but Jo be seen to
be appreciated. Call and see it.- r-
SIIELLENBERGER BRO'S.
: Clias. Helmcr since his remoml to 'xiVo,
15 Main fc6.,- hasciilarged his stock to a on-f
sjaexaoic extern,, ana lias iaK.cn in a parwier
it. No. L worlimai-rnd together the- an
not be beat fer getting up good, neat, durablo
work. Give them a call!
Flue Hats for the Ladies, .
. . ..'.Hais forlho men, '.
For boj-s and for children
, Vxojtt ci yVat ia. ton," T
At F. E. JOHNSON CO.'S,
72, Mcrherson Block.
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Seedling Peaches i haf c a largo quan
tity of Seedling 'reach "Trees,";! year oldj
which I will sell at 10 cents each, or SO per
thousand. Also, all varieties of Grapes, irj
any quaifityi s'i j jK WFursas.
The Uerd Lavr, it Is supposed by a great
many, wpuld confer n great benefit upon the
farming community; this may be true, but
the benefit is nothing compared with that
the people derive "by doing their trading . a t
F. E. Johnson & Co.'s. -. i '
Good Building Stone. We are how pre
pared to furnish good building 6tone, in any
quantity. Also, step Stones,; Bases! for Mon
uments-or Tomb Stones, Water Tables, etcj
furnished on short notice and reasonable
terms
1 LORASCE t VAfcXEY.
Jmt Received a large stock of Staple an4
Fancy Groceries at N". M. Holtzinger't. wliicll
will be sold at very low figures for cash. Call
and see for yourselves. Cash paid for coun
try produce.
II. C. Lett haa oa hand a large stock of
Wiadow Glassj Paints, Oils, etc, which be
will tell dapto tlto trade ia wholesale Job
bin j lote and at retails . palbiefor- going
bogt, anil it wia nve yov that trouble.--4
Farmers, don't Tool away the Corn Plant
ing seasnr , experlmentlrrg-.wita wortliless
Corn Planters, but buy the Brown's Illinois
Corn Planter, which needs no experimenting
with. y W.T. DEN, Agent
"Sore Eye, almost Without an exception
can be Cured,' Near-sighted persons' and all
needing glasses, should consult dJr. KJaibcr.
lla,S6 Main street, - - - C -..t.
Go see Furnas' Grape Vines and Fruit
Trees, If you want, aid ido liot purchase of
him, it will not bo. becfrOse of Ihe o,uUJIty oi.
prices. . r, . ; -.
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X. M. HoHBln5rinatuifactarer of Uni
versa! Oil .Call $itdiee for yourselves. Bet
ter light,; cheaper and prettier; safe front
cstplbsion? - --fc--
II. C. Lett has now.a fuil stock "of ;Wall Ta-?
per and Stationery Goods which ho is selling
very low at retail, and In -wholesale Jobbing
lots at eastern rioeS..'. c ; 71 1
- Ereigel Ilonae-Chas. Brelgel has taken
charge of tfK"Doeidentai IIoteL and changed
the name thereof to Brelgel House, Robt,
Morrison is Its manager. t-7 i " ' t
IV. F. Wilson has, daring the past week;
purchased of 'Dr. MePhersou the old Hall
building and'the lot upon which It stands
together with the lialf lot next. '
Fnrnaa sells Grapo YJnes at f 2 per dozen
and id per 100. Stroh yigorons well roote4
lnycri..f.om b .ruing wood, and grown inth
open air. f
Ladies, Attention t You know that ypu
want a"TtcraziUiii,'aod,iUUiihhvT" iie
Shoe, for yourself aud child I rJ to Grunt's.
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Th latest Kovetxiesdni tLe'drj-?odsli2
receive I dally nt May's Price Regulator.
abater, 2t
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For Sale A Cottage and two or the mot
d-mra:e ro.-4deuce Lots in the city..-) Enquire
at this o.'He& " ' . ;
" Take Solid Comfort by
cttirg yon, a
pair of those CToUi Boots; or Shoes,, ox Gait
ers, at Grant's. -' '- - ' . " ; ! . !
t
x'eoria iiiiit croeits best ever offered In In!
t VA Alt liliiV
,72, McPheri
market, at F. li, Johnson & Co.'s,.:
sort Block.
Pascoe Ilolman have" removed their
meat shop one door west of tho City Meat
Market. " . . ' ' i" "
The Ive' Sdiiujq; Cirape la the great
American Prize WIno Grape. Funias has
them for sale, . . ' .- -i ' 1
Orpnns-r.uidetfs, from SlfO tJJtX)0; Jfa-
son & Hamlin's, J75 to j . ;
James R. Dvk, Brownville, i
. - . , ; , t . :
S3 ,1V re h ofg-ood Rock fcr p-aTe. .' Enquire
of Star, at ?iays ixegu.'acor.
1IlShc renr'ect price paid fo?.whcf;oatsr
corn, Ac, by Bwlford A Handly. ; .
. Pri rite. medical aid; real Dr.' Whitticr's
ad-nl.emer,t, - - ' "" .' ' -'. ' "
rara
hitor.-
.ol id great variety at May's' R.
gn
i
. X. . M. 1 1 o 1 i Mi n r has per fc-ct ly T ry Wpod
I
Siiiste and Deublc Shovel riows atDvu'S
' ATOV3:vIlAX'.r.V-E
' Cpr-cix err yr nAr'
Present Mayor Fairbrotber; Aldermen
Rwrin", ?d athews; Grant, Kobisou tiiid Tisdel
aeri McNanghton. '' ' : '-C" r',,.4
The f i lowing accounts were examined and
found correct, and. warrnn!3oraercu 10 do
drawn as foliows: . " '
R. V. Iluphes, for City Assessment ii.
f wr liill .......
M2
O. B. Hewt-tt. salary as city A.winifv...
it. il iLmnaiorJ. i:cM yaros oiri on cru -
street road .- -
Wi R. L-each, Judge City election, April
!,-! - -
12a
J.ErlsniHn, do ;dO do ..
Micheal 1 mil. no io u
H. Hewnan, CIorK, ao no .
A. v.'. Conlee, do do do
The account J. N. Shombaugh, for legal ser
vice in caso ofWilsou vs. city, was uisai
iowed. - .; .
The account of Joseph W. Cullen for re
moving; iS9 yards of earth" of earth on Slxln
street, (119,80), was allowed, and a warrant
ordered to be drawn on .road fund for above
amount; provided that ho sign a release of
the city from the terms of the contract. - -
Communications were. received from J. W,
Blackburn and Valentine Livingstone in ref
erence to two certain street bonds, of the de
nominations of one hundred dollars each.
which is alleged were lost or etolerit,riecom-
panied by their affidavits to this effect.
On motion, duplicates of; the misslDg bonds
were ordered to be issued to each of these
partlbs, iipori their "giving to the city their
bonds In the sum of 200 each, indemnifying
them for' any looss or damage which may
result from the issue of such duplicate bonda.
On motion, a . committee, consisting of
Messrs. Mathews, TIsdel and Robinson, were
annnlnted- to take into consideration the
matter of granting the ."right of way" thro'
t,he city limits, to the Nebraska Trunk Rail
Mr x
way, and report at the next meeting. .
On motion, the Marshal was directed to re
move the records and books of the city to the
room now occupied by" the.' City Attorney,
which has been rented by the city -nt a
monthly rent of clht dollars.
The report of William II: Tlooter, "City
Treasurer, was then taken up, examined, aad
found correct, and - warrants ordered yx be
drawn on various funds for services as City
Treasurer as per bfli on file; amounting to
8291,87. ' - b !
"On motion, Wm. H.- rfoorer was dlrietcd
to turn over the funds," t,1n City Treas'u ry.
to his successor in ofTIee,' Jonas Hacker.
Adjourned to Momlay,evctilnfl?, April 5$
-i r l "3. C. jrcNArasiiox, tleik.
JIosDAr EvryrxOf April .23.
rPresent Alilermen,- ,-Mathewi, Robi pn
Grant and TIsdel; lit. TIsdel in; the Chair.
-Proceeded to consideration of City Ordi
nances as drawn up by City Attorney, under
the act "Incorporating cities tf tha second
eiass." r " ' r
. Ordinanco "Relative to Pedlars and Hawk
ers," read And passed, and ordered to be pub
lished in the Nebraska Achtpiser. ' ;
Ordinance "Relative to M1m meanors, Nni
sances, and offences against, the City, pt
Brownville, and! providing for their punish-;
mcnL First ten sections read and passed..
Council adjourned to Tuesday, evening,
Ayrim. '."I,:; :. :.' "
.,, , . '' ' 1 ' J. C. McNAraHTOX, Clerki--:,'7!
, -;;;"';. . . ', ' April 27thr iscji;
Council met pursuant to adjournment,
Mayor Falrbrothcr lii the Chair."' Present
Alderman SwanrGrant and TJsdel ; absent
Mt. Robinson". '
Reading of Ordinanco "Relfitiyo tq JJIJsde
ini'tthor&.lui.'ianotis-jijafl oXTenced against th'
City of Brownville, and providing for their
piilL1imr!?..x6niihucil. 'Uliiv itiuilnin
fourteeu sections were read and passed, and
the entire ordinance ordered to be published
in XcbrasRa Advertiser. '." '" ;' :'. ,'. :'
Alsc an Ordinance "llolativo to Theaters
and Shows, which was rend and .passed, aiwl
ordered to be published in Nebraska Adverti
Petition from Mftrton-F, Boyd read, asking
for permission to quarry stone in the City o(
Brcwuvlllo on Second aud. Missouri. ftrectRj
in said city, and proposing to iiay tlie cltj
the sum of twenty-five cents per pereh; fo
each perch of s tone srj quarried. . Referred to
committ y on Stxetls and Alleys. -
The following resolution was adopted: - '
' Resolved, Thnt we" do hereby grant to the
St. Louis nd Nebraska Trwn'c 1; ail road the
rlsrlil of-way ov er and across tee Levee of tha
City of Brownville, so far as the right cf said
elty extends, mt we do herey atitliorlze the
Mayor of said city to sign a& ugreeroent wit h
tha said Railroad company, or their author
ized agent, conveying to said company said
right oi way lor rainoaa purposes only.
On motion the Clerk was instructed to pro
cure for the city a boolforihe recording of
ordinances of said city, at a cost not to ex
ceed twenty-five dollars. . ... '. ' .,' .!
Adjourned to Wednesday, evening, April
2Sth,lSG0. ." .." - ' ' '
y ."-, , ... . J. C. McNArcHToy, Clerk.
v r Wedxesay EvENisOf April 28th- !
-'Council met pursuant to-adjournment,
Mayor Foirbrother in the Chnfr.' Present-4
L Aldermen Mathews, Grant,! Swan and Rob
inson ; absent Mr. TIsdel. ' s
- Ordinance relating to- Hie "Granting of Li
cense! for sale of Intoxicating IJquors In th4
City of Brownville, and ' regulating thi
same," read and passed, and ordered to
published In Nebraska Adverttiei .'' "''
i The following resolution was adopted :
Xidlvd', That License "be RTanted to the
applicants for license whose petitions are on
file, upon their.coni'orming to the provisions
of nn ordinance passed by The City Council
April 2sth, Hi!, tand not-yet yet published,)
relative to the granting of licenses for the sale
of intoxicating liquors ia the City of .Brown
vine, tuiu reguiuung uie same. . , , t
.J', flMcGee, sq, :aprxarecl-befoTerth
Council, and stated that City Assessor had
made an error in amount of personal proper
ty returned by J. Lr MeGec&" Co'.', the item
being ""stocks in any Incorporated company,"!
whicn was returned by them "as flSO. but In4
correctly stated try the Assessor as li.ftOO and
asking for relief la. the premlees: Ifferred
rea
eadj
foil
to committee on claims. , - :
The Mayor furnished and caused to be re
for the Information of the' Co'u'ncll. the fol
lowing agreement bet ween the City of Brown
Vine ffh'die StJTuIs
Pjaliiijad, and towwhich lie has ihixed iris Wg
nature and the seal of the city, as Mayor, lri
pursuance. to: a rcsol ujioa passed at meeting
held on the 27th of April : j
JThls agreement made and entered ltit6 this
twenty-ninth day of April.lSGTJ, between th
City pf Brownville, Nebraska,. by George W
FairDrother, the Mayor rtfsald city created
under and by virtue of the authority vested)
in him as such Mayer," by a rcscilutlon of thi
City Council of said city adopted nt a regular
meeting of said Conn cil held on the twenty
seventh day of April, 1SC9, of ithe first ipart,
and theSULonU fe Nebraska Trnnk Ra:
1
lioaa company oi the second port
' WiiRttKAft; The said Railway Commnv ha
locatel a lineof railway through the lands of
ineparxyoi mo nrst part, situated Iu th
(."onntij- iff Nemaha. tit of Nebraska, known
iwUid puidrdo lu-ifby ne-.idiX, UVEAldiiLiliwaV
Company, tio-fjtras-tw.riLkj-JiU inU'rest of
the.y;yt,v of th rt.jirl extends, ,1 ho ns4
and occupancy over nnrt across said -Leve
Ground for railroad purposta. only, so muclt
of said grounds as act ually etaplryetl for th4
k-rsulinjt netissary lor ihe construction of said
road, together. with what pTonnrt mnv lw
frn'oeN.snry' fr th erect ion of Depot I'TiHdini
rater tanks and the laying of switch audsfde
traejis.-,ir(itvr, iio'.r v.-t, t!.3t aehi - itnilrv avr
Company tball r.ot
i-iiT grounds ex
tfjn nr mm? iH'tnrv jirr - hhovc speci-
lied ; xntf it ixfvriUr Jvm idt i .and ejfireikht
vuder&tHod. TuatsakllUiiiway Comjiany saAil
hut occupy, by vit Uie of t itii agreement, :at)
any one phwe on said grounds, more thai!
one hundred fvot (hKi feet) in wklrh, and.Uiaf
said KailwnyCompanyshallln to wise in
terfere with, or obstruct in anyjaanner, that
ixrtion ol said "Lr ve" use.1 as a Steamtwa
landing and what, rtny lie necetisarry fir thj
reevUir.g arid d.jiivcry of Merciumdise toasd
Jrrit bcMtfs. - ' - -' ; ; i
In witness whr-reof the jrnvr.r of 'tnd rnvi
ell j oi t.rown viilc has hereunto set his hand
uiiu ii!v n -u oi yun city, tnis irtn flay o
April, lyuu. .... 9
Geo. W. FATRBROTHK1?,
- . 1 J Maycof Brwuvliify
Council then adjonrrtc-U -L';' - '
;,J . J. C.McNAUGriTO. Clcrki
FumRs hnsfhe Concord Grape,- 'two yea
old layers, at $11 per 100. u Will bear next yeari
For Boots and Shoes; go to S. S.'"3.rcGibl
Iku's, No. 19 Main street.
.Do yon want goo
Furiiitiiri.'at low
prices, go to Mi Fall tt Co.
!
-Erd Cages. aU styks; lowta pric
Faii& co's.. r;.;r'-':ri.'v.";
I
" Xlmc, Hair and Cement at Red store. - 1
. . - . - . . ---t
Fwrnitisre and Stoves at Den's, T t
amt fie.rnneri ns tner-irv-or- nrovmrs"ofrilii
ct ty rf irtravtT! e "?Tow ' ! , t. a . r -".'i nT. 1I
Dessetli : That thefculdrvvrt v of the" t.rst "urti
in-ConsJdrrrtTJon.of the cr.'i of tme -? f& in
it, G9.
TKE0. HILLC: CO.
Invite the attention of thecitizerof Brown
ville. pnd s'-rrorTTlsp'r ,pn"';n!'v to t' ofr
r.:..
"x'l
LADIES' SERGE, LACE; - "
.
r-' -v - - m r-x -"v - r-
Congress L Bultoii Shoes,
Bprinctand BmiMEi: Hats,
CARTETS, OIL GLOTTIS, AKD GROCERIES,
n
ESU GOODS !
r W S '
1
1 r
ti..i.'.iCi.'.'Jt,iitl.
:i ;i
f "!
CT
":!
. -i-.f ,i (n't .
⁢ t" : V .'.: ' '" .
Clioico Sprins Prints,
i ,i.
Ten Thousand Yards.
Brown & Brclidlluslins,
.:) :' Twelve Thousand Yards.
-n Lancaster, Glascow, '
Crmlm.mS, V Scotchs, and Seaside, 1
'(- " . .- - " . " .
' l ' ! Three Thousand Yards.
r Lawns, Jaconets. Tcrcah, Organ-
v ' . . - aics ana urencumc.
Fiqncanrl Ilarsailcs,
a?
i..' .? ; r lOne Thousand Yards.
r Spring and
fcomiaer,
Two Thousand Yards
4,oocyar&3
SuHss Muslins'' Fluid, Strfped
ana uneccea jaconeis,
:soo Victoria' LaumsysMoak
Mulls, Birds, Eye Linen, Cbri
ded Jimity, insn Jbxnem,
3,ooorlToxd3,
Striped Shiriin.7, Check Shirt
' ing; Ticking , au grunts.
f-.r-
3,5ooo 'S'arcls.
-1
o Cottonades, Den ims, Twcclsi
Kentucky. Maryland ana Mis-
$our Jeans,, and Fine . Cassi-
meres.
Tablo Linens, f "' '
,': l.d i.l . i
v Lkached, Unbleached and Col-
orcd,- -
-v r;'T '
- - Wh ite and Lrotcn , A3 pieces.
Towels, "".u'
an::
Oil i.
r-. .IAnen and Turkish t 0 Doz.
' 'l-jDrop.'Open'JTrenit widJJustlc,
.4 . ( w
o3
-: , V.-. - ' J - , "") .
5l U Styles. - TwcntyfirtrDozr
Clotli "aixti Cilli Cloalxs, "
,?c.:f' -:;t;t .':'
Latest Spring Styles. - 10 Doz
T f
3 c tli-jrcncici
.Wliite and Colored, Linen and
- 'i
Cotton. 1Z Dozen. "" ;
'
.iVo. 1 article. ' 23 Dozen.
Fur '.and Strar? HatsT
4 - - . ...... . J
. , New Styles. Forty Dozen.
WAwas MovU . J J . -J
i - -
"'- ' A.wJ
1 -. ! . .
,1 ULL STOCIu r I .
i86i.-ai-iiiiT
Mir
ILL III
i.Av. it A a w 7
n. ";
5 i I
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FOR SALE LN THE
c JIEMAHA-LAIta' DISTPitCT.-
OTEE - ,i . L' .
.'..-n.vurjH r::i ":.; v.. . ':
Ilalncj & Lewis' Store Hoom.
. - it.
BROW7TIII.E.
ATfo.'lTJrick HouSe,'7 Rooms", 2 lots; near
. business part of the City, on Water street.
Price ?2,0ijO. Terms easy. '
House and two lots on Main street, five rooms
plastered, pooa well ana statue. s ill be
offered for Wie email isum of $1,300 cash.
Ilouse and one lot for Fa'e.' nouse is well
.piaHu-nHi ana near ousincss part oi town.
Price o00. . , ,
r - t -r ' - f t ,1
House'ond fonrlots splendid 6ltnat Ion gar
den fenced nne view of River and Town.
Price SoOO.-. t
ri.'.r :fT
House and two lots on Water street,' one
iJiocKiromoiam-street pjrti.oou. a bar
gain,.. ' '
SO DESIHABLE
TOUVN LOTS
rr. f f '
y . . .
V.I f.:-
NEMAHA COU2TTY.
600 Acres of No. 1 tand. Good stock farm.
Itnnninsr Water and some Timber on the
place. On the direct road toTecumseh, Be
atrice, ana me tsiue iuvers, ami iirt3eu
.west .of Brownville, 12, miles.-. All in one
body Town &, tine a. -ah pt-r acre
600 Acres adjoining theabove. Choice Ijind;
Water and Timuer ; u tmies oi.iirowuviue
west, at 810 per acre. v
I'60'ACretfsrplGndLl Second bottom land;
nine miles or ine city, ana iy3 Vl emu
ha river, for 1 JOO.
175 Acres near Tung's Bridge, nlno miles
from town, for si,500. ' -
160 Acres, eight and a half miles of tho city.
..for SOW.--
-i
223 Acrc: o Land
.ON
IMOS3IC2TS :: ISLAITD !
900 acres fenced and nnder crltlvatlon ; 90
acres Tlmlier: two Houses on tho Farm; a
splendid Stock Farm utlS per acre. Ttrms
iioerai. - - - -
Torth East quarter of South East quarter of
Section 4, lowu-i, Kan .;e 11. (. ., ...
Sonth East quarter f South East quarter of
Section ,Town t, wnse .
'- "V.
North
West quarter of 'J East quarter of
Section.
120 Acres, nine mile from' rownville, and
? west of -vNomana cirr, oa tne nno oi too
Brownville and Ft. Kearney lUtlroad, at a
. bargain. ?."xJ0 down, tho rest on one, two
; and" throe years time. ,,. " ,
120 Acres No.C t Trairie Land, good water, at
. per acre,., . -rv : . . . , ;-. . ,
40 Acres' In Section 9, Township 4, Range 13.
10 Acres irTscction 27, Township 4, Range 11.
North-East quarter Soction 5, Township 6,
Range 14, IjU acres ; c-j acres nroite, gKi one
and a half storv house 1 ixi). kitchen 12x14.
. goodweliaX the door, stock, water ou tlio
place, 30 acres of Timber, for S4, nX). '
lacHARDsbir ico.
2D2' Acres Sou tli West Qnarter Section 12,
Town 3, Range 15, and lxts 5 and 6 in Sec
tion 13, Town 3, liantro 15, A, mile west of
Aspln woJL . : Splendid prairies. $-5,50 per
acre. . , :
ICO crbsacAfrijK Ej.'nge'l'T ,(1 . j
CIO Acres nSar Salem', t a bargain. ' ' . ; .
160 Acres in Section 11, Town 3, Range 11.
1G0 Acres in Section 35, Town 3, Range 15.
40 Acres in Section 28, Town 3, Range 15.
Sonth half Section 25, Town 1, Range 10, east j
320 acres, 80 acres of timber, best stock farm
In Pawnee county, splendid stream of wa
ter rnnnlbg through the place, farms all
around, SO per acre, 8 miles of Pawnee City,
East half of South West quarter of Section
20, Town 2, ltamre 11. i
South East quarter of Strath West quarter ol
Section 17,Towa 1, Iiange 11,
North West quarter Section 6, Town 2, Range
XI
North West ? of North West quarter Section
i. Town 2, iUnge 11. . ,
Ma Am-MTHlrmnn Timber rd n Vnr- xino
ipeied on tho pLice, splendid Pralri.r, No. 4
water.
I . it ci i z : vc:: i.
t 3
X i li '
t!h :
join;sc:i-cou:mr. :
" xooic iiniiiii: j
1,C0.T Acres of No. I cTibiee-' rrairiv Land,
with Hedk-oiUrflr broken -aronnd each sec
tion; witiiin one mile of thf surveyed ronta
of the Nemaha Valley It. R.; eiihttn n-iics
fwvntii of Lincoln, wtht-i crirril nf ri. zml
- mill and thi town nf Itrot.i, av.'X tcive
' miles N. W. of Tecurru-ch, at S3J per ncra
320 Acrc" A piece of land what I? land, in
the Illinois-fceftiement eiaht rn tie? nnt of
r Tecumseh, 20 railed tt I'.rownviic, ft $5 per
. aery,' To ha ohrcd -only- for S) cr- , niter
thnt will -wart r"---r.: D one of the -t
"' r; ri g h l irh "" 1 -i In h? Cs u t t y: J.i tud t .'; -i
,at 'lrt. .-liuJi. aur"-K..a - S; riii'r
t'retk. , .V - v
6f0 Acres in Town ft, H-n.- 1; rpTen li 1 No.
- 1 Ijnd; running wattr on tiu? la?; four
miles north west rf Ternmsoh: fpler.did
'' f rTrts around the p".acc; at tli-3 Vy;; sul of
per acre. ,. ( i , . ; . .
4 0 A s. out of Sectia C5, Town 5, litr.gs 10;
. at ptr arte. .
80 AJres No: i Vnuri ; '" - ' -
C23 Acres Id Tc
wa r.a-;-3l2.
1G0 Acres wita s'j.-1en.".:.l Sf.rin'g t f waif ,'run
nirvr wrtrthr?rt thfkvee: No. i Houv
Us) iJacieu broke ist . spring, Ur ij.noo,
A jfj! "" rP'
f r Fon : ;;;-y.
THE SPEIIsCt TEADE
:..-.:JL. U ' w. .U a .;
."!.'? .VTC.Vim.t trhl hi'n-t, in t enhl V""f-t
ir ,.,, amr-l tnrte. U) i4- orvr tttr t'"-k nml . r
txn.'ki, auti (xittofr in their rtm mind kino tA ' m
vt t art'iii'l' tvorth. iriL'., n d"'ot, cnf Ut l. t c:-nr -U
lh"t thnt Hvmt to imU itutrr, nnti hsnv nu,rt i f
the ".N KEDFrU" at ihe etmir rf :). ' Vri fir
vYrii.'ti in em int-fifty ix.yr, 'i A' u the ti'-l'-m v
rrrn dt it, in the vunt Jj. -Hora?- nuinnrr, viui A- U-n-t
tvrprniiUitr-'.rftiriphCfiti'rn, ruin trrmb'rt, and viiM-
in' tare, io if) ("" m fifr,jtn ! una iWiiHi.y, a
Jirrrfiant hn to otterre (nrxe ruU t. - - '
iu.. "lows im . .
RIGHT GOODS ( . I
Attta mHTPHGilSii.:
. , At tho EIGHT TIIIE!!!
C(t Tt meet his elliontinn punrtun:?y, "paying
pronil't" Xlnuls for thr int,T!. of LU ilcrctuuU vilA
tiiefUxjueitceof a Daniel Webttcr..
'3.1. Iheut (Uiwn hit erprnne, a "a dollar savf t Ls
a dollar earned," and it etuibie one lo tell to muca
cheaper, i . . . ,
1l evenk in rrnise of th.,t rur. f m low trfeil
trm, antt find liter to be Una ieurn to a mtccestful
nu.-rce.ntUe career. -.
P.F.HOL D! tr are not omtpvinft a grand ep-towa
Brick, viiA thelvetfull uf IViiUer bluett, but an cuit
fortatie houted at '
27'Uain Street, .
".' -Between Leree and First, .
pnics iiegulatoi:
Our ira flnortt are heavily laden trith mast detiralle
tjooiu, connMing of .
Dreaa Goods, ... ' -
r Hosiery and Gloves,
"ry ISmhroldcrtea, .
-y IVJilte ;od, - '
'-' '." " , Handkerchief,' , . .
' : Shirt Front. '
. Collars db Sttpender
Trtmmlngo, Bnttonit, , 1 '
Zephyr Wool and) t . : ? z .-
S-in all Colors... . .
Woolen Yarns, j , , '.',.'
" Corsets and skirt?, '
; , Coat's and Clark's Thread. . : :
American Best Si-ool Cottons,
Tof which wo have all numbers and colors.
. . . , Sewing and Embroidery Silks,
Wallet s"& Purses, "-' . !
Rutilings & TaeTrimm!ng, - .
. Star, Crochet A Skirt Braids.
Alpaca Braids, and a full line of
Silk, Milan and Alalmma Braids
: ; a iviL lDci; o '. V.' '.
mwimi mm
i !
AND FURNISHING GOODS.
TX FACT, enerijfiilnn thnt hrlmi lo it firvt rlnmt
Cl'ithinn, JliHtiriy, i'anri Uorni tuft V"'i Jtttuv,
wMch kut been jnrrehnjfj fur CASJC, bt tie vt bftt
eilvurttitrff, and vrill nnlii.at a rem tr,iuil vtVHtC4 to
Cash ami l'rotnptl'ayinij fuwtorners. i'-lwe potnrn
anevr rctftectfuil 'y p-iuiU ; nt it it urn- ehrrixtmi mm to
make, tlieir- tran-Kictiim wUtt wt bvth prttfitiUiie and
plftxiOfU.
A . WAY - U CO.'S
CLOTHING AND DRY -GOODS
Price Xtoiriiirvtoi-.
No. 27 Main Street, ' . t
Between Levee and First,
BROWNVILLE, NEBRASKA
il.B.
ORDERS BY MAIL
.or otherwise will reecice prompt
attention,and are invoiced at the fame
price as ij per ssnaFtf selected.
n-tf : -
Jjcasoa's CcleTratcd
mr nunnnn rnn
ALiUUD LU
ID
-fy .
il.
HAVING JUST KECEIVED ALL
the necessary maehln.-ry for pi.'lisiiice,
I wih t.) aiirn'tiiH-e U the f-Hjpi of S--t: nod
a-ljiiir erni.'itivii, thivt i am now uiantujcturiog
ti;e ceitbraievl . .
DOUBLE DlAMOnO COFDIFOVi
tiiaawhich there pvprwni a hotter rlow rff'l P)t
ttiiswiiL The louowine teHtimouiai's wereuusoic.
Uetl, and speat T;r then iht-lvcs:
''"' '.. T.ILVD TESTIMONIALS. - - : " '
.THIS TV ra CZKTIFV.Ttwa hav nl Hen.
i-n a I riciiratrd Hn.;.e Dinmnnil t orn
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V 'I'?' ri'-"'hr ;u cold and Silver
voi. i, vioia aus; ana ' '
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ri' i on t.: .',,..-,.;:5 ly sOeial agr.-e-meiit.
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(NO STIODDYX is now
craredtai-sr-i.ijE:
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to the interest of ilia public ; and bavin ; ;
chased my CLOTniNG, (mada u a ' r c-rr
superrlsion) exclusively for caa, I tf A' i-ltt
lowlfisbt lower, than any .
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ra tha Town or County. X t?gtoe-.l?yycT
:"" ji - attention torn j
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selected stork of
HATS; CAPS,
Genrs .FurnSshinr Zzziz,
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Hera is a chaaoa fcr th'e best barjilrj. ss X
have nodJadstocioahaad.'sllbeirs eatlrdy
new. The pt-llc are lav lid" to eail and ex
amlasfor themIve!,?
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where everythins la the CioCirjIlscaa t
found. ,
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