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.... RELIGIOUS NOTICES.
CITCRCII Corner Atlantic and
borvtcea erery oLher baaday Murs-
mmI strMta.
U." "B. DAVIS. Rector.
BAFTI8T CTICKCH. Orper Fourth and Atlan
Uc rau. Service every Sabbath pt the U .ird
ta ch moot-, a 11 .'dock VW
LODGE DUtECTOnT." .".
L O. O. r.-BrownvlilTlxxlre No. . I-O. OF.
bu in tudTwniig ol each week, at 7 o'clock
r, at their Uall In ibe Brryxmeyer Brick, oo
Win Street.
Ail visiting- Brotbejs are Invited.
Geo. w. Domit, Secy.
A. F. Ac A. M.-mahaVaIleyLodgeNo.4,A--
i u on the lnt and 3d KMurdays In
Lrt, month, at o'clock p. m.t at their Hall In the
Brertmever Brick, on Main fctreet.
Ail Tii'unK Brothers are Invito.
Jaa. il. JlACKita. Secy.
Arrival aad Departure af Ike Mail.
xnrthern. Kan tern and Southern departs at 9 a.
m.j arrive at I p. m. - -
Hulo Mai) arrives at p. m.; depart at 7 a. m,
xf ! Arrive at lu m detMrta at 12 n. tn.
Beatrice Mail arrives Monday, Wednesdays and
yrxlsvtats p.m.; departs Tuesdays, Thursdays and
AAttirdav at 7 a. m. "
Orant Mail arrives Fridays at 4 p. DM departs
Thunlv At 8 a. m.
ijVi fruni 1 to 10; a. m. W. A. TOLOCK., P. M.
Ml 1 liniT 11 FUI Dai "111 f (JWi -.. ui. -uu
days'
Tlsae Table Su Jee. and C U. It. It.
On sad after May 3d, 1869, Trains will leave Phelps
station as iouo.
OOINO KCBTK. OOTXO SOUTH.
Leave... 11:2 a. m. m p. m
r -.men ir-T Leave.- 11- a. m.
tat Leave. 14 . .
Vail trains dally except Sunday.
tliaily except Monday.
.Daily except Saturday.
V a. bu
11:26 a. m.
ay-Jacob Rogers' Omnibus leaves Brown vlllc for
(b Wpot at 8 - m. ann i. M., vmuij.
LOCAL MATTERS.
J. L. Colhjipp, Editor.
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1869.
Cera taken for goods at Den's.
paa bu Tricks, as No. 41 main street.
Cnui aad Pistols, at Bhellenberger's.
gash aad Blinds. Fall stock at J. R.
Bell's
A.FBny Sails In abundance, at Shellen-
Ladles' Fart selling at your own price, at
Dsn's.
sleigh Bells and Horse Blankets at
Bauer's. -
Tricks, to perfume the breath, at D. H.
Lewis ACQ.'.
rt choice Groceries, WlnterFlannels.Fan
cy Dry Goods, gs to W. T. Den's.
Planear-J. R. Dye will aell and deliver
first class Pianos at Eastern prices. 7-2t
Winter Clethlng- Gent's Shawls, La
dles Cloaks and Fur Capes, of latest styles, '
at Den's.
C. O.Dorsey has Just returned from Beat
rice, He report matters still lively in tbe
land buslnesr.
Drag ftore for Sale. A complete and
ell selected stock of Drugs for sale, low for
cash. Enquire at this office.
1st Premium. The Canton Clipper Plows
manufactured by Tarlln &. Orndoff, took the
1st Premium at our State Fair. For sale by
I Shellenberger Bros.
I Those Ladles' and Children's Furs have
', arrived at the Regulator, and from inspection
w are forced to say they are splendid. They
are going off rapidly.
i 1
'. E. E. KbrlgHt baa still quite a stock of
Queensware on hand, and those wishing to
archas full setts, or single pieces to fill out
broken setts, will do well to call on him at
Ko. U . . n . . i ,
Dr. John. A Wroo, of Maryland, propose
' to lecture ia McPberson Hall Ibis evening at
the usual hour, upon the subject of Electro-
Physiology. He is well spoken of as a lectur-
etey.lM Eastern press.
Wat. T. Den, accompanied by several
hunters from this vicinity, started on a big
hunt laat week. They go for elk and buffalo,
and Den will go till he.flnds them, and brings
back something substantial to prove that he
has been hunting. Success to them.
Mayor Falrbrother has resigned the
f f3e office of Mayor of our city, and moved
j with his family to Tocumaeh, where he will
' engage, in connection with his brother, F. M.
, Talrbrotber, in the publication of the Tecum
I rh CAwtoi. This leaves the office of Mayor
vseariL
Among the many live and deserving men
tn-ourdty bow engaged in the grocery busl
ftraixeae are more ao than Messrs. lllch A
Gllroore, aaooexsors to Wm. II. Small, in the
lUd&toae, TTble afcand, so popular under its
I old proprietor, dally gaining popularity.
' tad its proprietors are building up a reputa
tion for fair dea-Rg aad choice goods which
eaaaot fail to satisfyll sr ho deal with them.
One Trial S nfBece to prove that Dooley 's
Chemical Yeast Baking Powder is superior in
?erj respect to any otherever manufactured.
' It Isput up In , J,landSpoundcans, which
-eentaln that quantity of powder by actual
weight, while the majority of Baking
: Fswders offered,Xall short from one-eighth to
j enc-half of what Is represented. Ask your
tracer for Dooley's, and you will not be sails-
fled with any other. 1-7
I
I Rsaavale!-Xbe A divert Iter office has been
. removed two doors veil of its former room;
' same entrance on Main street.
; Rewett A Newman's law offloe has been re
: moved one door west of Its former location ;
ame entrance on Main street.
1 I Forest Porter's law office' has been re
moved to the corner room, over McPherson
j. TutUe's, No. 66 Main street.
J Tt DemocrxU office has been removed to
tweirs new building, First street, between
Hnand Atlantic ; .
a. Hill A Co. are leaving nothing un
i4oae that this community may be sup
f Hied with all the comforts of life In the Dry.
. Goods Una, for scarce a day passes but they
'. letting the latest, novelties from the East.
market, and their stock Is but a reflex of
j the fashionable East.- It la pleasant to deal
wHhtbera, for more accommodating clerks
! thsn cept. mil or ClaytShlrti are hard to
Bod, urjleoa a crowd of business presses The
; "sore Into the service, than whom tk more
P'easant raan to deal with was ever behind
1 counter.
Hoover, of Nemaha City, called last
; Tuesday. We are pleased to learn from him
Nemaha City is looking up, that several
; buildings are going up, and that many
"ons are repairing and otherwise Improv
t kfold residences, evincing renewed eonfld
in a prosperous future for that city as a
'nt. Few men have done more for their
vn than J. B. Hoover has for Nemaha City,
y his confidence in keeping always a
.Urge
stock of general merchandise on hand,
buying all the country produce offered,
has kept It up as a good trading point,
lch will ultimately make a city of It. He
Prospered deaervlngly, and wo hope he
"T con tin ue to flourish.
F. K. JOIIXSOX A. CO.
' Havejust received another invoice of Dry
xl and Groceries, comprising In the gro
line the freshest goods in the Eastern
! 7rk Pure and unadulterated ; and In the
foods line Just what is wanted for the
Q- Woolen goods in abundance and va
ldom met with In this market; dress
of absolutely all styles and varieties;
lelr aaaortment of boot and shoes can
ot U beaten for quality if for quantity. In the
wts Their assortment of quec-nsware is al
rs t a to the demand, and they keop tobac-
f every brand. They are doing a hand
low thinby their custom era In selling as
Tjor cah as It U possible to sell, and are
UrrVlnc of lrg hd splendid trade
jT; receiving. If you wish good ware,
price, go to F. E. Johnson A Co.'s.
Asa,
Set's.
isuUUen of all kinds, at Shcllenber-
Price Den's Stoves before purchasing.
Pocket Cwtlery at ShelIcnberEers.
Best Doon In tbe West at J, R, Bell's.
For a good Saddle, go to Bonder's 52 Main
street. 7-tf
Sausage BtfcEsrs. Tne test made, at
Bhellenberger's.
Seedless Raisins for
Mcrherson A Tattle's.
the holladays, at
The best Fanning MlTls made can be seen
and purchased at Tlsdel's
Carpentera Tools and Blacksmith's Fur
nishings at Shellenberger Bro's.
Orgwns-Cell at J. R. Dye's residence and
examine his new stock of Organs. 7-Zt
CIGARS at wholesale or retail at A. F.
Cohn'a Cigar Factory, 62 Main street.
Potatoes, Cabbage, Green Apples, Dried
Apples, etc., at McPherson fc Tattle's.
Bnehwhtst and Spring Wheat Flour
good and low, at
, ; F. E. JOHNSON A CO.
Smoked Halibut, Codfish, Mackeral, and
all the finny tribes usually kept for sale at
McPherson & Tuttle's.
23,000 Dusbcls of CoVn
Wanted in exchange for Dry Goods and
Clothing at A. May t Co.'s Dry goods regu
lator.
PAY CP I
All accounts due D. II. Lewis A Co. roust be
paid up Immediately, or they will be placed
In the hands of an officer for collection; MA
word to the wise :" ave costs.
The Old Saying "go farther and fare
worse Is played out, for If you go to the
foot of Main street, to Baur's Saddle Shop,
and buy anything in his line, you will be
sure to get good ware at low prices. And he
keeps most everything. Go and see him.
Leaf Tobacco Wanted. Farmers hav
ing on hand any leaf tobacco of their own
raising, will find a purchaser therefor at this
office. If you have any, bring it in soon.
Those desiring to rrise it as a crop will find It
to their advantage to call on us.
COLHAPP & BRO.
J. R. Bell's shed to keep his Lumber dry,
Is one of the best things In the city. His
Lumber Is well seasoned at all times, and can
be had and used in any weather. Carpenters
can now do as good inside work during in
clement weather as during tbe best weather.
We are .pleased to see that it is resulting In
Increased patronage.
Bstckovheat Cakes and 'Lasses Is A dish
for an epicure, when both 'ingredients are
rood. Having tried several different lots of
Buckwheat Flour, we find the best at F. E.
Johnson A Co.'s, ground at the Thompson
Bro.'s Mills at the Weddle bridge on the Ne
maha. It Is undoubtedly well ground and
separated, and the genuine article. Try it !
' NO. 1 1
Is the style of every thing thing that Grant
sells. His Boots are No. 1, his Shoes are No.
, his Clothing Is No. 1, his Groceries are No.
and he Is a No. 1 man to deal with, selling
ou always a No. 1 article, as low as It Is pos
sible to buy anywhere In themarket. If you
want anything in bis line call on him No. 1,
and you will go no farther, That's so I
Good Style. S. L. Swan, lately emigrated
to the State of Matrimony, tias a styid fitting
and peculiar to himself, for, upon being ser
enaded hy the Cornet Band Last Monday eve
ning, he gave orders at Mack's Delmonlcofor
an oyster supper, which was partaken of by
the members of the band with admirable
gusto, and Swan was voted tho prince of
good fellows, which vote could be made unan
imous in this community any day.
Chsi. Ilellmer, as a Boot aad Sboelst,
cannot be excelled. He takes a pride In his
business, and has nothing but good ware
either of his own or Eastern make which he
can recommend. We have long been obser
vant of' his work, and after years of trial pro
nounce him as good a workman, and as hon
est a dealer, as can be found In a week's
Journey. He is now at No. 15, foot of Main
street. Give him a call and foot up for win
ter. Ilanuaford A McFall have about got
their superb stock of Furniture arranged in
their new building, opposite the Block, and
it is a pleasure to look upon it. They are
striving for the wholesale patronage of South
ern Nebraska, and from the many wagon
loads going west from their house dally, we
Judge they are receiving a large share of It,
They will fill bills as cheap as you can get
anywhere, and save you a trip east. And as
for the retail trade, that they have beyond
peradventure.
Messrs. Grover A Barken GEXTXXKXX
I take great pleasure In Informing you that
the machine wblcli I purchased of you In
June, !So7, has given me the greatest satlsfac
tlon. During the eleven years it has been in
constant use, and It has never required tbe
least repair. I take great pleasure In reoom
mending your sewing machine as tbe very
best for family use ; and those of my friends
who I have induced to purchase the Grover
& Baker machine, have also Invariably ex-
pressed their entire satisfaction.
Mrs. J. G. PHYFE,
. - ' 103 West 12th street, N. Y.
Hides, Pelts and Furs, wanted at Den's. .
-
A Most Liberal Offer. We will send the
Ohchabd A Vineyard, price $L50, ,Oub
Schoolday Visitor, one of the best maga
tines for boys and girls published In this
country, worthSl.5nyear,and a magnificent
steel-plate engraving, entitled "IIklp Mk
Up," worth $2.50 per copy, all to anyone who
will send ns$i The engraving will be sent
post-paid, secure from Injury, and will make
a charming ornament for any parlor or sit.
tins room. Send In the names, and secure
15.50 worth for only 12.
" BENEFIT FESTIVAL.
We learn that quite a number of the ladles
of this city have determined upon holding a
festival for the benefit of the Metropolitan
Silver Cornet Band of this city during tbe
coming holidays. The move Is certainly
commendable, for this Band has played gra
tuitously for everybody else's benefit for the
past two years blowing for all charitable ob
jects alike, free and the time has about ar
rived when they should also have a benefit.
To Bay nothing of the time and money spent
In learning, they have each from $10 to $100
invested In their instruments, which, as it
stands, is an investment of private capital
for public benefit. Again, we say, their time
for a"good benefit has arrived, and, from those
already awake to the enterprise, and the
style of Its members, we can predict that It
will be a pleasant affair, and conducted In a
manner to please and satisfy the most fastl-
deous.
The following letter making Inquiry for
Information, is banded us as a sample of
many letters received by our worthy post
master. We publish in hopes to aid the Dr.
in his search :
YOBKTOwir, Pklawakk Co.. Txd
November 10, 1S6S.
Will the postmaster at Brownvllle be so
kind as to Inform me if two men have lately
come to that place by tike name of C R. A C.
D.Stoddard very tail, ereen-looklnsr fellows.
One has an old woman fora wife, and preach
er in the M.E. Church wbenjieget-s a chance.
The other Is six foot three inches high, twenty-six
years old, false teeth, mouth looks
some like a rat s, large hand, lone fingers.
his wife lelt him because he was lazy and
could not support her, very cowardly. Both
Drotners are very religious, and are acquaint
ances or one uev. tjiover, who ' speculates,
trades and preaches. These fellows some
times touch school ; one of them taught here
ten day, abased a little elrl and had to run
off and quit the school. He will steal any
thing he can siip away. C. D. Stoddard Is bis
name. The other Is C. R. Stoddard. They
worked my place in Clinton Do Witt county,
I1L They starved or worked one of m v hor
ses to death, sold the whole crop and run off
with the money, taking with them many of
my things, as they hod the ue of all my
household, from a stove to a eimhlt. flu.
Stoddard was In a grocery store a few weeks,
and his fingers wos so long be got his pass
port for some other place. He has but little
sense; cant converse on anr subi(t hnt a
great eater, overloads his stomach and then
o uimurunv. Any UilarmiUnn
be thankfully received.
Yours with respect.
1 ; 1R. W. II. HICKS.
2XcIIIi:ilSO &,.TUTTX.n
'. '
,a7 . yT . we receding large
additions to their stock of
DRY GOODS AXD GROCERIES
and have" now stock not fcirpaase In South
ern Nebraska, Their groceries are
v s t
I from adnlterttfons of any kind, as they par-
chase none but what they know
TO ..... ..
be good ; and their dry
what
goods comprise Just
EVERYBODY
needs and must hare, to prepare for approach
ing cold weather. Remember Teare Co.rs
old stand.
WOOD WANTED.
Ten Cords of Good Oak Wood wanted at the
postofflce.
CHRISTMAS EVE BALL.
We learn that Geo. P. Berkly is making
extensive preparations to give a Grand An
nual Christmas Eve BalL He is In his ele
ment In this, as he is famed for getting up
the moat enjoyable Dances ever had In this
section. From what we know of his prepa
rations and of him, we predict tbe biggest
dance ever held In Southern Nebraska.
For a No.
1 set of Harness,
go so Bonder's,
52 Main st.
7-tf
Whitman V Co., (the company la Char
ley Butcher,) have opened up a meat market
In McFall fc Co's old stand, and will keep
conutantly on hand all kinds of fresh meat,
dressed In the best of style ; and will pay the
highest price for all kinds of dressed geese,
cmcaens, oucks, quails, etc uive them a
call and get your meat neatly dressed.
To who consult your interests, bay your
groceries at Swan & Bro.'s.
MeCreery Klekell are special agents
for the school books recommended by the
State Supt, for'use in the public schools
of Nebraska, and are at all times prepared to '
supply the demand, either by retail or whole
sale. -This places these books within the I
reach of all at publisher's prices, which la un
doubtedly a great accommodation.' v
All hinds of canned goods, and dried fruits
at Swan A Bro.'s.
Lost A gentleman's shawl, between Ben.
Rogers' stable and Capt. Canon's residence.
on last Saturday. Any person returning the
same to this office will be liberally rewarded.
Potatoes, Cabbage, Onions, Turnips, and
beets, etc., at Swan A Bro.s.
Pavements. F. A. Tisdel is now engaged
In building a plank pavement, from Ponn's
corner to Cogswell a corner. - Parson Davis
Dr. Blackburn and others done a good thing
in building a plank walk from the corner of
Atlantic and 1st streets to the Episcopal
cnurcn. we wouia oe giaa to notice some
pavement Improvement on Main street.
There is a good opening.
Nails. Fall stock.
at Rich A Gilmore's
Red Store.
KUbonrn Jenkins A Co., are preparing
to erect a shed to keep their lumber dry.
Best Cottonwood. Shingles, fresh Groce
ries, a new lot of Shoes and Boots, best of To
bacco and Cigars, for sale cheap for cash at
GEORGE MARION'S.
"A friend In need Is a friend Indeed;" and
most folks need one these tight times. Swan
A Bro. are befriending the public by selling
choice groceries at the lowest figures for cash.
x;;- j 1.-
Ton can find Cranberries at Swan A Bro.'s.
Jacob Marlion has received a new stock
of elegant Piece Goods latest styles, which
he is prepared to make up In the most fash
ionable mode. He is the pioneer tailor of
Brownvllle, has roughed It through with, us
for the past twelve years, and is deserving of
the patronage of all the old as well as new
settlers. ' For good stuff and a good fit, go to
Marhon's.
Sausage Grinders. Best known to the
market, at Sbellenberger's.
Iletxel has, during the past week, told
i over half of his magnificent stock of
600
Overcoats ; and we saw several
fitting up there yesterday, who declared they
had been nearly
FROZEN
under the shoddy they had bought elsewhere.
They purchased, and went their way, nearly
tlckeled
TO DEATH
at the splendid bargains they had made
AND
declared their hopes of a comfortable exist
ance through an Inclement winter had been
RESUSSITATED BY
J. S. IIETZEL.
i
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We notlee that Lieut. Polock, our worthy
P. M Is enlarging the post office room some
twelve feet. This looks like business. Al
though he has a good sized room now, we
doubt if It will accommodate the business one
yearencet ;
Aretie Overshoes From 5s to 12a,at net
zel's wide-awake Clothing Emporium, No. 70
Main street. . i-
CORRECT I-
, Tell me ye winged winds
. - .. That round my pathway roar, j
' nt you think of a pleasant drink
'T won't make a man's throat sore ; :
A pleasant soothing drink,
' Mixed in the best of style; . . ' '
That warms within and warms without.
And makes a mortal smile?
The cold wind blowing round the corner,
- seemed to say.
The best place to go Is to Eerger's Alhambra!
Cross Cut Saws. All sizes, at Sbellenber
ger's.
REAL ESTATE!
IX you wish to rent a house, or buy city or
county property, call on E. E. Ebrlghtat his
queensware store. No. 61 Main street.
75 Dosen Shirts and Drawers Just received
at . J. S. HETZEL'S.
. EUREKA t v
Yet, sweeter by far, than all of these tome,
. Which charms when all others fall, ,
Are those sweetest, those dearest, those love-
iit,. :. . '
' PERFUMES, -
Which D. n. Lewis A Co. have for aalel"
Ladles, buy I Gents, try them, and cry out
lnextacy,
EUREKA t
Fence Wire. Large
lot Just received, at
Sbellenberger's.
Cra
aberrles,
Buckwheat Flour,
Horominy,
Canned Fruits, etev
Just received at
SWAN BRO'S.
PatentCornKnskers atShellenberger's
PatentCornllnskersatShellenbercxer'a.
PatentCornltwskersatShellenbarger's.
PatentCornHnakersatSheUcnberger's.
Osage Orange Plants, .
The largest and finest lot ever offered In
Nebraska, and for sale low for cash, by " .
K. C.LETT.
STOVE! I TOVE9t STOVES It 1
Twenty per cent, cheaper at'
XV, T. DEA'S '
than any house In Nebraska.' . ' ( ,
ATTEXTIOJY, AIA! .
I A.W.Morean, Jr., ofEi
A. 'W.Morgan, Jr of Brown vllle, 63 Main
street, has Just opened anew and complete
stock of Cloths, Caslmers, Vestlngs, and all
kinds of Piece Goods, and la prepared to make
Gent's Clothing to order in the roost feaUfs
able stria- lie also keeps a full line of Ready
Made Clothing, LLats, Caps and Gent's Fmr
niamng uooos. ti-sm
GOLD UEWABD.
Bucks' Brilliant Cook Stove took the Gold
Medal above the Charter Oak and other com-
petlnit Stoves. at the New Orleans and St.
Loals Fairs, in 1869. For sale at the Pioneer
Stove Store, bv.
44-3m ' . J. CDETJSER.
' Good Building- Ste. We are now pre
pared to furnish good building stone, in any
quantity. Also, Step Stones, Bases for Mon
uments or Tomb Stones. Water Tables, etc
furnished on short notice and reasonable
terms - . Lobakck VAESsr.
Grape Vines. Concords, f 1.50 per dozen,
110. per hundred, and all other varieties in
proportion. Satisfaction is guarranteed as
to Quality and genuineness of. vines.
47-6ra J. W. Middlktox.
Ere, Ear and Catarrah. successfully treat
ed, by Dr. Kimberlin. Office orer the Post
urace.
81200 Dollars d Expenses 1 See ad
vertisement of AmericanShuttleSewlng Ma,
chine in onr advertising columns.
J. W. Bliss, Regular Licensed Auctioneer.
Sales attended to In tbe country o-n reason
able terms. . Orders . left as the A.tverticr
office will receive proper attentronr 4S-6m
millers, bay your Rubber and Leather
Belting of Shellenberger Uro's. A full stock
always on hand.
Tin, Sheetlron and Japanned .Ware at
Shellenberger Bro's.
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Private medical aid. read Dr. Whlttler's
advertisement.
300 kesrs Horse Shoes and Nails at Shel
lenberger Bro's.
A Good Wage
Do you want it T Go to
Tiadel's.
Patronise Homo Industry. All kinds
of Marble work can be had at Neidhardt's
Marble Works in. this city, cheaper than It I
can be bad elsewhere. , Npne but the best ma
terial used. ...
33.000.000 is the caDital of the Mutual
iiiie insurance t'ompanyoiwew iorR. jar-
vls S. Church Is their agent at Brown ville. It
Is the safest company in the woild to Insure
in. ' - . . . f - , . tl
Orrans. Burdett's. from $140 to SGOO: Ma
son A Hamlin's. 875 to $600.
' jAMia R. Dtb, Brownvlllo.
Ten Ton Blacksmith's Iron of all sizes at
Shellenberger Bro's. ...... s ,
. 300 c , "'
Traveling Baskets for the Ladles.
McCREERY A NICKEL.
TYANTED I
GAME I GAME !
Wanted, by J. Huddart, at No. 47 Main St.,
Brownvllle, Neb., Prairie Chickens, Quails,
Wild Turkeys, AeAc, for which -1 will pay
the highest market price In cosh.
Trapped Birds command the highest price.
KUbonrn, Jenkins A Co. Manufac
turers and Wholesale and Retail dealers In
all kinds of Pine Lumber, Lath, Shingles,
Pickets. Sash. Blinds, Doors, Battens, etc.
Office and Lumber Yard, corner 4th and Main
streets. Branch Yard at Phelps City, Missouri.
We manufacture our own material in tne
PIneriea of Oshkosh, Wis., where we have
In Deration one of the largest manufactures
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 xara in tne wesx wnicn pays en
wholesale and one or tworetall profits. We
shall always keep on hand a full supply of
everything in our line, so that those in want
may always rely upon getting what they de
sire. We simplyask all toexamine our stock
and prices before purchaslngclsewhere. as we
can ensure satisfaction in both.
200
Kegs White Lead, Just received.
McCREERY A NICKEL.
FITS ! FITS I ! PITS ! ! !
at Alf. W. Morgan's Clothing Store.
THAD TRIMMER'S
Checkered Feed Stable is the best place In
town to refresh and feed stock. Hay, oats.
corn, bran and shorts for sale. Stock boarded
uy tne day. week, month or year at reason
able rates. Farmers, give him. a. calL Nos.
8 and 8 Brownvllle, Nebraska. - 48-tf
-.. Corn, Wheat and Oats. . . C
Ralney A Lewis have removed their office
to llobt. Teare A Co.'s Store, where they will
payine nigpest easn pricemr uraln and oth
I er I'roauce.
BoltSjWjall Paper, direct from New. T?ork.'
MCCIIEEUY K PilUKEEi.
L'O.URv- IIOTTQe :
We sell pure goods only.
- ' . s. : . ; . . McCREERY A NICKEL.
ALL CTJT-
tlng done to order at Morgan's Tailor Shop. .
BUILDERS 1 i: , ,
For NaiU,
- For Locks, ...
.Ci.i'.lii FvrJJutts.
1 5 t V
I ? 5 -I
For Latches,
For Screws, etc.,
a 1
go to SHELLENBERGER BRO'S.
Call and See
MeCreery A Nickel's immence variety.
i i i i i
DR. HOLLADAY
RespeetJolly Informs -We old . friends and
the public,' that he Is prepared to attend all
calls In the line of his profession. Office at
D. H. Lewis A Co.'s Drug Store, Main street.
Brownvllle, Neb. 51-tX
Tisdel can furnish yott the genuine Oon-
SOHETXIIXG HEW.
Plaid Waterproofs.
At TnEO. HILL dt CO'S.
400 PARLOR HEAT STOVES
And
,. - 500 COOK STOVES
Of every pattern known to the eastern mar
ket for sale low for cash at Shellenberger
Bro's.
Sellins OH at Cost !
In order to get room to repair my store
house, I will sell out my present stock of
Cooking and Heating stoves at cost. For
cheap and good stoves go to the Pioneer Stove
Sdbre, opposite the Court Couse.'by J. C, Den
ser.
; Residence for" Sale. v' '
Having determined to goon to my farm, I
offer for sale my residence in Brownvllle.
Particulars given on application. '
R.W. FURNAS.
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No. 76
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Have the Largest Stock, and Make the Lowest Prices.
THE-S
LIST OF
Four Hole Sheller and Power, either belied
Four Hole Sheller and Power, either belted
Four Hole Sheller and Power, either belled
Six Hole Sheller and Power complete, either belted or geared with eight or ten foot elevator,
Two Hole Self Feed Sheller, with single sacker, two-horse power, Jack and drive rope......
Two Hole Self Feed Sheller, with single sacker, two-horse power, gedred.l.-.J.
Two Hole Hand Feed Sheller (or "Farmer's
gyp !' Jllf '':t "
, i" i - , . J : ' ; f "j , " . .... . ( . " " ' . . . .
'''' ' : . FOR SALE 3Y
A. L. KICII.
. 'new admhiistration
RICH &,
: Successors to
DEALERS AND JOBBERS IN
Sao& as Coffees', Sugars', Teas, ; Molasses. Symps, Flour, Bacon, Pish, Dried
Beef, Salt, Coal Oil, Tobacco, Cigars, Cheese. Dried and Green Fruits, Con-
zectionariea of all Kinds, Wooden Ware, &c
. In connection with the aboye they keep constantly on. hand alarge supply of feed,
;!(!f..
AIT (JqodsSold.' si Prices 'that Defy -Competition. . .. . :tf
. :l , .Highest Market Price paid forall kinds of COUNTRY PRODUCE.
. - - r . t
Reduce! Prices to suit the Times, Small Profits and Fair Dealing, is their invariable role.
Goods will be sold to Country Merchants in either large or small bills and at extremely low
rates.
A .FRESH SUPPLY OF GROCERIES JUST RECEIVED AT THE RED
xl STORE, McPherson Brick, north side of Main Street, In the room formerly occupied
by W. H. Small. . . - -
3-tf RICH & GIEMORE.
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SWM- &
GfiNERAL
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roceries
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We have on hand a large
STAPLE AIJD
To which we are making co
wo are selling at Prices as
the XIissiBsippL - y ' - "
Li the Quality of our Goods
. : . i
, . f FLOUH OF, THE MOST
GO
HIGHEST MARKET
GO
12-40
SHELLENBERGER BROS.,
"Wholesale and
Stoves,
ITo. 14 Uain Street,
TJ Jh rsl 'rjs
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TTliolesalo
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Main Street, McPherson Block, Brownville,
PRICES, C02IPI.ETE WITH POWER:
or geared with doable sacker.
or geared with "eight foot" elevator,....-.
or geared With "ten foot" eIevator..:........
Sheller") with onc-horse power. Jack and rope-
A. II. GILLilORE.
AT THE
T?3
GILMORE,
W. U. SMALL,
' ' ' t fit- nrn. r " snnBsssamar onmrnm taV snuuur w w easael u w mmm MM mmmmmm
m
i i COnjf, OATS, IIRAIS, SHOUTS, &c,
r.lSB-,3 .gSiawlija
DRiVLERS IN.
FroYislDus
and Well assorted stock of
FANCY GROCERIES
nstant additions, and which
low as: any Honse west of
WE DEFY COMPETITIOH,
APPROVED BRANDS.
PRICE PAID FOR
i
Retail Dealers in
Tinware, Etc.,
Brownvillc, liVb.
!ai'
uJ Jl A.,a3
and Hotail Dealers in
A.
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kus&4
F; A. Tisdel,
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DEALERS
LTDBAL
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rXRIYALLED STOCK. OF ELEGAXT
Fall Winter Glethmg
JUST OPENED,
X.
NEW
One Price
No, 70 Main Street.
VIRTU
HATS, CAPS, BOOTS, SHOES, AND
GENT'S FTJUNISHHGS.
Tliese goods were
New York, for this market, and are un
doubtedly the most reliable goods of the
kind ever offered in this or any other mar
ket. Mr. Hetzel's experience in this busi
nessover 15 years enables him to select
his goods with more judgement, for good
material and make, than the great major
ity of dealers in Clothing.
These goods have all been purchased for
Cash, at a very low margin, and enables
him to sell them v,ery Low for Cash.
Fey persons once dealing with Hetzel
but will always deal there, because his deal
ings are fair and above board. He has but
One Price.
His stock comprises all the varieties of
Fine and Fashionable Clothing, equal in
every respect to the
VERY BEST CTjgTOHIIADE 70RH,
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