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About Nebraska advertiser. (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 16, 1869)
I ) ! i i i i ! I ! 1) i i I set 3 ' ' mU Ii -nlPf the f"""" ! ELIGIOI S NOTICES. -wis ma ai m C IDU " fWuT b.rrc every STSSl every &unr DAVIS, Rector. i.VrV4. every - kui J oru- - nr nn'TlCH.-O"""' Fourth arl Atlan- XOXMSB PIRECTCI1Y. ' -r I Ttae!r 11 la the brej tmcycr Brick, o PTr.ahmYiiHpyTylreNo.4, A. A. f - on the !t n art taiurdnr " LA-c?rt P.m.. attbelr liaU in the gff foil brother, 'HACKMt Arrival a PIrt-re cf the Mail. Xprthpm. rfrnnd Southern departs at a, i;"y .V?vt 0 p. n4 cermrt. r T a. m. - iV v i,i rrtv t.t 1" m4 depart t 12 p. m. !Vfo Mail arrive Mt4av, Wms-day nd rUSiS3i r-; eirTtd.y.T. XrtTiVwrtJVn rrida.m at 4 p. b departt froinulolvH.m. ft . A. POUX h.. P. M. Tle TaHe J K R 0 niP- May 4, J. Train, will leave Phelps oi(o Kunni. r"vl 1 ,v.... t 12 . tn. iv- 1:44 P- m. OOINO ROt'TII. t-.T p. IU. ; . n p. nt. i Mall train dtii!y except Sunday. ' ,ers' Omnibus WvM B?e-wnrtll toe LOCAL MATTERS. jr. L. CoIlFFt Eiltor. THURSDAY. DECEMBER 16t 1809. Cltro at Hank Armltnge'. XkrWa Sauce at Hauk Armltagc'a, Eslractt of everything kuown at Hauk 4 Aruiit'e' C t D. H. Uwli 4fc . and get ome .thlnc fiT the Holiday. n-kte4 n apprentice to loam tli Clgftr TraJcatA. F, Uohn's Cigar Factory, No. 61 Main trw-t. ( It Utlt7g eal. ao go to JInnnaford & MrKall iandRetaome of that new atock of ;iikiudorbtHidrng." . . a ! Th rnoKt corlete atock of 'ebfaing tobacco lu the city inuy be found at . JlcFhwwn A Tuttle a. - ' -. - frry baa the fonndatlon for a ' . rw mttaseon Main Ktret-t between 6th and . 7th. H ha on a very elghtly location- , Ladltt call and get a pair of thoae Pivot AcUon Shoulder Brace at D. A. Lewis & Co.'a. Tiry are the eiwlwt and mot ctnvenlent ikirt supporters In msc j. Hmmllton is erecting an addition to "Ms residence corner of Fonrthand Atlantic streets which will make him a good, roomy, neat looking house. Drasm has his Blacksmith Shop, corner of Fifth and Maln-sts In operation. He Is . now backed by better tools andimpliineuts to work with than ever. Cartstsaaa Iseomlnn and the public are flocking in crowds to Hauk & Armltages for nice things, and they all come away satisfied that there is the place to buy. Saltd chuncks of comfort" can be had by haying those- choice woolen good for sale at F. E. Johnson & OV". as they are unexcelled - In quality, and sold low down for cash. gkattst Skates M Skates MI Posts Patent Club Skates, and all other kinds in ue can be found at SliellcnDerger. Go and get you an outflt, for we will have good skating soon. " bctt's stock of Drugs Medicines, Paints, Oils, etc, are a good as can be found In 2e- i.- . ..n.t stock of Perfumery. Toilet vl a, . articles, etc nice for Holiday Presents are .unexcelled anywhere C. IV' Wheeler, contractor for building the Bridge on Sixth, let-ecn Main nnd Gob Jepests., Is pushing the work right along. He Is making a permanent looking structure of It, nnd one that will, we think, stand for auany year. AttldeB J. IK Calhoun, Editor of the Drmnrrat, fell off the platfonn to the side door r their new office, last Saturday, frac turing tbc wrist of Ills led arm. He was cautioned lhelay Ufore by a friend who re marked "that he ought to have rallln; put up or somelwdy would fjill off;" and remarked that there was no danger, as we never -drink." (?) ; rtn A, Co. wtccesHors to J. V. D. Tatcli, liave received a portion of their stock of Jewelry, Walci. Clocks etc, and have now a very ntf show case filled with as neat and pure J--clr as was ever brought to this mar K nWreaaiiiK goods to be hero before cc Holiday will make this oue of the most complete assortment of the kind In Nebras- ks. They have had the shop remodled and made much more convenient than hereto fore. They ars both youug men of e "iter, prise, and No. 1 wotkrnen in their business, and we I peak for them the patronage and encouragement of this community. THE FESTIVAL For the benefit of the BrownTllle Metro politan Silver Cornet Band promises to be a grand affulr. The ladles of our city are ta. king bold of the affair in earnest, and as there Is no religious or secular bias in the way, all re working as a unit. The Bund deserves a good tarn out, for In their way they have faUti la nothing In their power to gratify the lore of our citizens for music, and ha ve, upon very occasion when away from their town, gained for. Brownvllle the reputation orhav ing the best Band in the State, Iet all pre pare to attend next Thursday night, PecU. District Attorney Ilewett.by legal pro cess so disturbed the equinlmlty of the Keno gwiUemeo. last Friday morning, that tbey pat the channel of the Missouri river bet ween them and the officer, of justice, a soon as possible, in order to escape trial before Justice Morgan. Their effect w re seized for debt, but were afterwards clntraed by parties resi dent here, who settled the debts. The mobo- t eratlc organ below street, which cried "duck 'era" o lustily a week ago, didn't seem around when its intended victims were so or the river. Why? Because it found it . hs.1 greatly m'.sjudged this community when t invited it to inaugurate mob Tlolence. Its -editors have much to learn yet In the line of Journalism and Judgement. IXSPIHKD. I ILe beginning wu the word, and the word wts II else!." And Hetrel said let there be Clothing and Gent's Furnishing Goods in profu&lon io the land of Southern Nebraska, and there was Clothing and Gent's 1'urnlKh.ing Goods la abundance. And he aid to toe poor svnd to 11 rich, to the trav eler and to the resident, be ye clothed, that 7t be not a neck la the mouths of nations 7 reason of your nakedness; and they were elothed. Ad it was good. And he saw that land was filled with well dressed men, d his heart warmed towards theni ; and he fttdd I wIU bless this people. And he caused railroads to transport mneh good winter tbing and furnishing good to his place of Alness n j; 70, lu the city of Brownvllle, &d cried aloud through the Advertiser, come of all nations and be clothed. And they CtIn la myriads, from far and near, from h land of Johnson, and from the land of JUchardiion, and from the land of Pawnee, nd from the land of Beatrice, and were rcM-i, aud went away praising the cloth ,nCandrry!ng "long live Hetzel, who hath bnUaUally elothed us, &t prices which de y eom petition." ' R e dCorn Wheat, OaU, Barley and -ye. -2t Evas Woe -ii i 50. comsiitti:, ATTiirrrio.ii . ' The following persons, cprcfatod 'on' the committee of arrnnf;! rr.?nts Ur the Band reFUvaltobe JicU ,TI."rJ.vy craslr-, re. cember2Jd, are re? pert.' n'.iy rr; 'jetted to mctt at'the tesidenoe cf!Tr, Jcrr.s I'rary, X.Ut Thursday, afternoon, r.: 2 o'c!fc to make eoch arranscmeols tin v: .y te d.-c -ned neoefi aary to make tUls I'csilvs.l a sueei ss : Mrs. Drury, " Uratton, : tStrson,' - " (VrAreil, Furnas, .-. - Oote, ' .' Mrl'ticrr-TS,' .-.'Hykes, " Crane, I'.'nke, - - - Mclva i;hton, ' ' Itotisij.i, - : " Unclcf ' Ar.-,n Henderson. ' " lleta;!, . . i Miss Kieves, .. " ?lary H-lackburn, lit 7..- Johnson, , I.v!e Johnson, J McCreery, i ; Nerve Nelson " McNa'ishtoa, ; '. " Hash JJkele, . - ! Miirts No. 1, " Kb ins 2, ' " Shirts-" ' 1 ' " Molly ITolladay,1 , MaryAliison, - WorthiRa, - " IIollaKly, ' 1W8 Hacker," " , Jonas Hacker, ' .. iioftdir . Colhspp, ' ... ., .. .. " Heoi Lorhey, - Hill, ; " Han-fley, Small, '-Bedford, - CoL ii. Y. Furnas,. . t'apt. Jno. m 'arson, Capt. A. ItrltavldRon, Ju.lue II, V. Hughes, BUI small, - ., J. B. McCahe, . . ' Max Orundstlen, , ( lute Shirts, F.ll Wilcox, U'm. II. Hoover, ' Oeo. o. Start, of Apfn wall. ' .' Al. Colvin, Hock port. Mo.. Charley Kieswatter, Germany, . Joe. Docker, Indiana, .: , JI.C. Lett, . eo W. Bratton, Frank Job nson, " Alex. Robinson, Cork Ireland, , Mike Kavajiah, Tiplerary, . . ; Dr. J. Blake, Ohio, . .. . . Clum Hauk, New Orleans. By Okpicr or CoMMtTTini Fancy Candles and Toys at Ilauk A Ar raltage's. , ' W are pleased to learn of the great success of our worthy County Commissioner, A. J. Bitter, In dispensing numerous choice goods of all kinds from his store in SU Deroln. This mud) we learn from many of his cus tomers whom we have conversed with lately. The fact is, with his Light taxes, no rents and the large quantities he buys at m time for cash, he rein sell as low at retail as the same goods can be bought for In St. Joseph, nnd there is little to wonder at him having drawn the trade to his point from many miles in the Interior. : A more liberal man to trade with could net be found in the west. . Holiday Cigars at the PostoKlee. Christmas Is coming and everybody is flocking to Hauk A Armltago's for nice things. i A CARD ' i Dear frlendi In sickness, fat tended you. and In health, I have Deft-ended you, by wait ing a g'jod while for the amount that you owe me.. My advice is to start m ine .iew Year cleor of debt, and in order that all of as may do so, those owing me will pleosocall at D. II. Lewis A Co.'s Drug Store and deposit the amount due and oblige your friend in sickness and health. ' ' , ' C F. STEWART. PtTt Actios. Shoulder . Braces best in the world-atD. IL Lewis A Co.' Drug Store. cunojios: '', No nicer or more appropriate present could be pscted for the kind rememberance of lady love or friend than a beautiful picture; and a good Chromo is truly what the poet says "n thing of beauty and a joy forever." : The place to go Is where you can select from a larpe lot f different size aud styles, beautifully framed. That place is at HannafordA Mc Fall's, who are framing and selling them, not for pnnt, but for the accommodation of the putllc ' Goand secXIiem. Toy Caudles at the Foslofneo. Personal-Panta Clans has booked him self to stay at Mr. BwseH'B Confectionery and Toy Store during the Holiday. . Ho has shipped an Immense amount of Toys of the very liest style and most unique patterns. All are Invited. - : ; Sfttts of all kinds at the Postofflcc. . , ! tVhy ts It that some of our merchants in Brownvllle did not bny ff mall's stock of Queensware, etc., when A.J. Bitter can make from tm to $400 by buying It. ; . . Apples aad Orsugti at the Postoutce. Hay Knife. The most convenient article for cutting Hay out of the stack can be found at Shellenberger's. Go and see it. Toy Books at the PostofSce. Chris Krtngle Is now at Wm. Rosscll's giving public reeeptionsto hlsmany friends. He designs remaining, with his beautilul toys, until Jau. 1st, l. Christmas Caudles at the Postoffice. A Sabbath Seheel was org mi lied at the First Baptist Church In this city last Sunday morning. A. W. Morgan, Jr., was chosen Superintendent. Regular school will beheld there hereafter, commencing at 10 o'clock everySabbath morning. . Fruits." Canned Fruits nt the Postofllco. The Alhsmbra Saloon, sojusdv famed as a ple,!Knnt resort to playn g;meof i'Mllanls or jret a ifood. wholesome drink of something to warm up ihls cold weather, has been re moved to No. 19 Mai n-st, four doors below the Regulator. . , . r . These knowing themselves Indebted to the undersigned are requested to settle the same Immediately either by note, renewal of overdue notes or by paying the Greenbacks at my residence near Nemaha City. A word to the wise Is sufficient. .. ! -3t : J. II. DHAIX. . Beech A Drnry have Just received a splendid lot of Toy and Fancy Candies for the Holidays. They also keep NUt of all kinds, Frnlts, Fresh Oysters, etc. They are selling the best of Groceries low down for cash at the Red Stare, and lots of them; and they are paying cash for fresh butter and eggs. ; GUARD RECEPTION!!!!! Santa Clause A Co., hold a Grand Reception at the Toy and Confectionery Store of WJI. IIOSSELL in this city, commencing from to-drty and ex tending through the Holidays. They have ln . ....... 1 1 . it mi.ft . n T 1 A t w Ii wlr rt TnVi ff all kinds ever shown in this market: also. .lull) tniiuin), vikhii t'J'i'". ' 1 v etc. Cukes and Pies In abundance, or Itaked to order. This Is the strongest firm for the Holidays ever formed, as they have establish ments throughout Europe, America aud the civilized world I Call on them I GRAND CHRISTMAS BALL AND PROMENADE CONCERT j To be given AT McniERSON'S HALL, Ox Christjias Evs December 2,1SG3. ESPECIALLY FOR CHARITABLE PUR . .. ' ' POSES. It is a well known fact that every thing of th is k 1 nd w berei n a b ig crowd is wan ted, Ujey assume the ruie of charity in order to get the same. But In this cane the object is known to which the donation Is to be given, as is usully the case in small communities like ours, and It behooves the well disposed citizens of this community, of all denomina tions, who ever attend anything of the kind, to attend. A proper committee is appointed to see that Uw re is no personality UKt-d. The order of exercises for the evening will the BrownTllle Cornet Band will piny In frontof the Hnll,openlnga'out7)io'ciock. The lutnd will also plav for a Promenade In side the Hall, after which lucre will be Or chestral Mnic by Berkly ()uadrill Band, for which Mr. IV. has got new Instruments expressly for the occasion. At 10 o'clock r. j. supper will be served at Mtick's Delmonlco, and everybody knows what Mack's suppers are, Tlte table will be se; from lu r. J. to 1a. givins everylKxly an opportunity of goln? to supper when thev rlense. Tlte bill ts IIxnI at the low prieeof f l&i per couple, including supper, to suit the times. . . " - Christmas Goodies! At McPherson A Tuttle's will be found the choicest Seedless Raisins, Canned Fruits, Citron, Cranberries, Malaga Raisins, I riel Apples, Green Apples, Dried reaches, ' Prunes, etc. etc.,!ald In c peclally for Christmas and New Years and sold very ! low so that poor folks may enjoy tlicmsclves. j Lai rirseen'F -j si yonr own rrlce. at t't'! 'ii TVin'n Ktrvp fwifni-o Vtiv"ofT f - 1 ' v . . t.. iiin - i , , "'''. ' "" " ' ' ' ' w V I Feekct Cwtlery at Bhellenbergeir, ' - ' . ' . i i ; ,i , . Best Deere in the West at J, K. Bell'a. Fer a good Saddle, go to Boeder's 52 Main f;aS' LtTtirtrsTiie ' best made, at Shellenberger's. The best Fanning Mills made can be seen uu pqrgnasea HI ilH't S our; i' ? i Carpenter's Toelsand Blacksmith's Fur. nlshlngs at SheUenberger Bro's. J Org:ns-CaII at J. T3 Dye's residence and exaratne his pew stock of Urgans.' 7-2t ' fc i i. i . CIGARS at wholesale or retail at A. F. Cohn's Cigar Factory, 61 Main street. Potatoes, Cabbage, Greeo Arples, Dried Apples, etc., at McPhersoa A Tut tie's. 23,000 Cushcl9 of Cora Wanted in exchange for Dry Goods and Clothing at A, May A Co.'s Dry gcxxls regu lator. ....-.-. . PAY UPI " All accounts due D. II. Lewis A Co. must be paid up immediately, or they will be placed in the hands of an officer for collection. "A word to the wise save costs. Ammunition of all kinds, at Shellenber ger's.'; ' ".'.' ; ' ' ' For a No. I set of Harness, go so Souder's, 52 Main st. '' - 7-tf ; Arctic Overshoes From 5s to 12s,at IJet eel's wide-awake Clothing Emporium, No. 70 Main street. Cress Cut San ger's. All sizes, at Shellcnber- '.,-..V HHAtt ESTATE! : If yon wish to rent a house, or buy city or county property, call on E. E. Ebrlght at his queensware store. No. 61 Main street. ..... - ; ' j T5 Dsttn Shirts and Drawers Just received at ' J. & IIETZEL'S. ' Fence Wlre-Large lot Just received!, 'at Shellenberger's. : Ogase Oransrc Plants. . ; ! The largest and finest lot ever offered in Nebraska, and tot sale lew for cash, by II. C. LETT. STOVES I STOVES 1 1 STOVES 1 Twenty per cent, cheaper at IT. T. DEX'S . thau any house in Nebraska. 1 1 Raisins,. ' ;' ; Currants,' ' , , r ' ' .' Citron, '-' '( '.'. ."'.'.' .'. ' ', Sugars. . ' ' :. Spices, And everything wanted for fixing np for Holidays at Hauk A Armltage'."' ' ... , the Coll and See r j McCreery A Nickel's immence variety, j DR. IIOLI.ADAV "' ' Respectfully informs his old friends and the publicthat he is prepared to attend all calls 1b the line of his profession. Office at D. II. Lewis A Co.s Drug Store, Main street, Brownvllle, Neb. 51-tf ; Ttsdel can furnish you the genuine Con cord Buggies. : .. . . . I . i S031ETI1IXG KETT. Plaid TTntorproofn. . ; At THEO. HILL A CO'a i 400 PAT.LOIl HEAT STOVJE3 ' And 500 COOK STOVES - j Of every pattern known to theeastern mar ket tor sale low for cash- at SheUenberger Bro's.- " - : SclHns OfT at Cost! In order to. get room to repair my store house, I will sell out my present stock of Cooking and Heating etoves at cost. For cheap and good stoves gototherioneerStove Store, opposite the Court Couse, by J, C. Deu ser. " t Dtarys for 187.0 at A. D. Marsh's Dollar Store, 30,000 bushels of Corn wanted at Hauk A Armttage's. Holiday Presents at Marsh's Dollar Store Tin, Sheetlron and Japanned Ware at SheUenberger Bro's. OXE Of the best places to purchase Dry Goods Is undoubtedly at A. May A Co's Regulator, for among the merchants in the United States yori will not find a man more conscientiously honest in doing what he advertises, or who will give you more value received in good substantial goods for your . ' DQEIiAHS - (-; Their goods are up to the very latest styles and they buy oulo such goods as they can war rant to be ITORTU ' all they ask for It. You cannot fall ' ' ' ' ; of .'-::; being both pleased and suited from the mag nificent stock of DRY GOODS AfSD CEOTIZXRG At May&Co'i Ileralstorl r 1 1 1 1 11 1 Bedding, a! full stock: Matrasses; Com forts, Pillows, Sheets, etc., at IIANNAFORD A McF ALL'S, i Nutritious, Healthy, the Best. Doo ley's Baking Powder is the most economical tnd con-cnlent Baking Powder now In nse. It saves milk and eggs, prevents the possibil ity of poor rolls, biscuits or cakes, and thus produces happiness in both kitchen and household. Ills put up In tin cans, which are, to all Intents and purposes, impervious to the action of the weather. One trial will convince the most skeptical of Its superior qualities. For sale by grocers. . , For sale by Polock A Son and Rich A CHI more. tr- Ssaisge Grinders- Besh known to the market, at Shellenberger's. , . : j Dry Pine Lumber in all weathT at J. R, Bell's. At Marsh' Xllar Str is the place where you can have a chance to draw some of the finest Holiday Goods In the market. Come along, come along, make no delay,' Come from every nation, come up anyway. Come along, get along, head no alarm, tePhereon ATattlehare Dry Goodsenough to keep a million warm, and are selling them so low that they are within the reach of all. flmtt-ed Halibnt, Codfish, Mackeral, and all the finny tribes usually kept for sale at McPherson A Tattle's. Fine Cntlery Jonathan Crook's celebra ted pocket Cutlery. ' Jos, Rogers' (cutler to her Majesty,) pocket cutlery. ' " . . Table Cutlery foil stock at gHELLENBEROER BRO'S. . Crn taken for goods at Den's. - . Gsfli and Pistols, at Shellenberger's, Hides, Pelts and Furs, wanted at Den's. Sash and BllndsFtUl stock at J. R. Bell's , : ' : t 4-Peany Kails in abundance, at Shellen berger's. For choice Grooprles,WlnterFlannels,Fan cy Dry Goods, go to W.T. Den's. Winter Clot king. Gent's Shawls, La dle's Cloaks and Fur Capes, of latent styles, atDen'8. "'''. ' .'" ' '. - Dm Store for Sale -A complete ad well selected stock of Drugs for sole, low for cash. Enquire at this office. ... -.' , " 1st PtsiwIjsm. Tie Canton ClIypri"WS teVf; 1 byrar;i;i & CrnlGT. oS Jibe 1st Premfam at our State- Fair. ' For sae by Shelienlerger Bros. " ATTrTia:.','AEE! . s A.W.Morgan, Jr., of Brownvllle, S3 Main Ms-pet, has just opened anew and complete stock of C!o:h, CftJilmer. YestinErs, and all kinds of Piece Goods, and isrepared tomakt Gens' Clothing to order la t fie most fashion SkMestvle. lXi'o keeps a fail llneof lU-ady Made Clthinar.liats, Capa and Gent's Fur BishilrgioocN. r , . . 47-m ; 7 a v "- i Bucks' Brilliant Cook Stove took the Gold Medal above tbe Charter Oak and other com peting Stoves, at the New Orleans and St. Iiiuls Fidrsi In 1S3. Por sale, at the fioifjer Stove Store, by ft ' . : V 1 f. ' ?J .41ia ).mJ ii - -X,1 (Jj DEUSEIi; - Good BaUdlngf StoneWeare now pre pared to furnish jjood buillin stene, in any qunntfly. Also, Step ton .-s, biases for tion umentH or Tomb stones. Water Tables, ete furnished on short notice and reasonable terms LobakceA YAE'5ti Grape Vines. Concords, 11.50 per dozen, 10. per hundred,' and all other varieties in proportion.- Satisfaction Is gnarranteed us to quality and genuineness of vines. ; 47-6m J. W. MlDDLETOS. ' Eye, Ear nnd Catarrah, successfully treat fed, by Dr. Klinberlin. Office over the Post Office. i $1200 Dollars and Expenses I See ad vertisement of American ShuttleSewIng Ma, chine in our advertising columns, -..) . ri .- , X XV. Bliss,' Regular licensed Auctioneer. Sales attended to in the country on reason able terms. Orders left at the Advertiser office will receive proper attention. j .ISim Millers, buy your Rubber and Leather Belling of SheUenberger Bro's, A full stock alwnj s on ban 1. . ' ; ? : , . , j Ladled, CLlUren'a and 2IL?ses'.-. t Full stock at ' ! : .- '". Th eo. Ill ix A Po,'. ; . Private medical aid, read. Dri Whiltier's aHvoHtfipmpnt. t 300 kegs Horse Shoes and Nails at Snel len be rger liro. , ,; ... -. A Good Wagon. Do you want it? : Go to Tisdel's. , & V.'i : .? .! ;.i - ; ' - Patronize Home Indnstry-AU kinds of Marble work can be hod at Netdhardt's Marble Works in this city, cheaper than it can be had elsewhere, . is one ounne oesi ma terial used.' .' . , . , tHI.AAA ASS Ii tVo minftal nf th Mntnfcl Life Insurance Companyof New York. Jar vis 8. Church is their agent at Brownvllle. It U the safest company la the wot Id to insure ia-.. 1- ' - ' - : tf;; Organ. Burdett's, from f 140 to ?S00; Ma son A Hamlin's, $75 to .1 jaxes It. Dte. Brownvllle. 1 r 300 ., Traveling Baskets for the Ladles. ' : McCREERY A. NICKEL. TTAXTED! game! v. game t , Wanted, by J. Huddart, at No.,7 Main St., jirownvCU, Keb., iPrairle Chicken Quails, Wild Turkeys, Ao Ac, for which I will pay the highest market price in cash, ' ' . . 1 XCtlbenrn. 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 ami Main streets. Branch Yard at Phelps City, Missouri. We manufacture our own material in the Pineries of Oshkosh, Wis where we have In onerftt lon 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 Yard in the West which pays one wholesale and one or two retail profits. We shall always keep on hand a full supply ot everything in our line, so that those in want may always rely upon getting what they de sire, Weslmplyask all toexamlneour stock and prices before purchasingelsewhere.oswe can ensure satisracuon inooin. , 1 20 0 Kegs White Lend, Just received. 1 ' ' " McCREERY A NICKEL, j FITS! FITS!! FITS!!! at Al A W. Morgan's Clothing Store. , ' . ; TIIAD TRIMMER'S . Checkered Feed Stable is the best place in lown mi reiresn unu iitu Bin:ii. jimj, vkiuj, corn, bran and shorts for sale. Stock boarded . . - . . -1. i . ,,.. by the day, weeit, montn or year ut reason able rates. Farmers, give him a call. Nos. 6 and 8 Brownvllle, Nebraska. 43-tf ; Corn, Wheat and Oats. Rainer A Lewis have removed their office to Robt. Teare A Co.'s Store, where they will pav the highest cash price lor Grain and oth- rr Produce. 2,000 . Bolts Wall Taper, direct from New York. McCREERY A NICKEL. OUR MOTTO. tVe sell pure goods only. ; : ' McCREKUY A NICKEL, i AIXCTJT- t ing dotie to order at Morgan's Tailor Shop. 1 I have now In my yard near 1,000,000 feet of the choicest DRY PINE LUMBER, of every style and description, size and thick ness. Also Doors, Sash, Blinds, Mouldings, etc Dry Pine Shingle. Lath and Pickets. In fact, anything in the building line, which I warrant A No. 1 in every respect, and on which I do not propose to bo undersold, for cash, by any man west of the Missouri river. 1 Invite all who need anything in my line to give me a call, knowing that I can outfit them with good, material, at the fairest rates. 1 :. - : J. R. BELL. - : . Brownvllle, Neb. Cor. Water A First Street, NTT? Lumber delivered within the city .Dslitnlts, FREE OF CHARGE.' ' t , v Ithe markets.,, ' ! CLOTHING MARKET. I j Corrected weekly fbr th? Advertiser by MAY'S tEY GOODS A CLOTniXa BIXiri-tTOB The Market this week shows ' . DECLIITC! Business Coats from f310. . ; Busine tuits, fs. .. Cnsimere, frm fta fl. r " ' . Vests from 7S cts. to St 2.1. -Overshlrt, from 75 . to fl TJndenthirts, from 75 cts. to fi, DRY GOODS MARKET. - v Corrected weekly for the Advertiser by 1 MAY'S DBY OOODfl A CbOTIIlNa EEGU LAT0B CaHco, lorrltc. ' - - - Muslin, 12Stil7. Bleaclieri, Itmutaoi Oston Ietine, ft All Wool DPlsine, STc, ' Balmoral Skirts, ft 750! SO. Peru Livery Stable. ; CHARLES GEADE, Dealer In All ninds of Stock; Horse Bought, Sold , or Tcange, Stock Hoarded by the Day or Week. 1 MY 8TXbLR are sucked with good Itofses and buireitw. Persons wishinir conveyance to any por tion of the Nemaha Land District can be accommo rinted. The Pent Iz Brovrnville Coach Iearesrny Wohies every morning at 10 o'clock A. M. Passenwrs of imrtar- snfHr convevwl Or ders left wuu tfce Pohiui alters will be promptly at- CHALK8 O. nOKSKT, E0B6k Vf f0itEV. Alt y at Law. C. a. & G. T7. DOnSEY, REAL ESTATE AGENTS D clcrs in Ian d 7arrant. But and Sell itcnl Xtato and Land Warrants. Select a LdCate GoTennnentLinds. ATTEND TO CONTESTED CASES' ttf 1IIE U. S. LAND OFFICE, AND A large quantity of First Class Lands for sale in Nemaha, Richardson, Pawnee, John- eon and Gage Counties, Nebraska, to which the attention of purchasers Is specially invi ted. OHcoH3EOV7irVLE, 1S. : Eranci. C-tce UEATUICS, ?TLBt 13-6-tf G EKT'S F0KKISH1XG C.OOM, . -at . - - - Ut,TK & ! No. 76 1,.Vt XIST- OF Tear Hole Sheller and Power, either belted Four Hole Sheller and Power, either belled Pour Hole Sheller and Power; either betted Six Hole Sheller and Power complete, either I -!liV ;!...'; ? f v r ... J V ' ! v r . f - ii i i i ; ' 'W vi : . i ., ... ; . tsii; ":-:rj;.'':S-'- s t? r? "'P3"w ri IK JS It I i - IV . M S I if II i ! , . - 1 VCX lJ V ZS " 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, geared. Two Hole Hand Feed Sheller (or "Farmer's j - ... . .: Vi ,: r irt,- ! n Tl ; . - - ,- .,- - .dealers in " ' " IX .:-V-:.,; :i; V''-: . . , .' jPIRST STREET, j r .-, , fTV5y.fJ S"1-!"1"""" ZZ5J wm MMiMBlBBBWflBBMMM I " 1 w A. L. RICH. - : ; V A. II. UIlU-. HET7 ADnnilSTRATlOir AT THE EICH &MGILMOKE, ' '"' . , Successors to 'W. H. SMALL, i ' ' ' . ; DEALERS AD JOBBERS IN Snc as Coffees, Sugars, Teas, Molaasea. Symps, Flour, Bacon, Dried Bf; Salt, Coal OH, Tooacoo, Cigars, Cee. X)rid aad Oreon Traits, Co- feotionaries of all ILlnda, Wooden vvare, ko. Itftonnectlon'wnh the hbove they keep constantly on tahd a large supply of feed, U.iii 0 I : ir i '- rjcoxwr, oats, brix, shouts, &c. All Groods Sold at Prices that Defy Competition Highest Market Price paid for all kinds of COUNTRY PRODtC IV. . " . , '.,i, Timo smair Profltn and Fair Deallmr. Is their Invariable rolei Goods will b4 sold to rSuntrj 'MenU ii rates. - A FRESH SUPPLY OF GROCERIES JUST RECEIVED AT THE RED A HT ORB-McPherson Brick, north eide of Main Street, In tho fdora formerly occupied ty ff SnklL" ! . RICII& r.ITIORE. , ij;'-. 7 ' I i ". "- . GENERAL t , roceries -. , We have oa hand a large STAPIrS AirD AGO To Tihicli x?o are niaki-g Co we are selling at Price3 a3 I the Liississippi.' ,' r-", ? In .the Quality cf oilr Goods , FLOUli OF THE MOST HIGHEST IXAirilET C OU3XT 7XT 12-40 - ' ; I SHELLENBEBGER BEOS., "Vholesaio and Retail Dealers In 27d. .74 Ilaia Gtrcot, Broxmvnio, Uch 63 " ' r lJ iaJ, J .,7 vt,.S aJ it 7- 1 Main Street, McPherson Block, Brownyille, , , . . . PRICES,' C0UPT WITH PQTTEEL : or geared with double socker,.. or geared with "eight toot" elevator or geared wlta "ten foot" eIevator.... belied or geared with eight or ten foot elevator, Sheller'') with ono-horso power, jack and rope ' - - ii) tli : k either large or small biUs and at extremely low DEALERS IN rovisious and Well assort stock of rAiicnr gro cehtes nstant additions, and wMch j lo as anyKoflse west of APPROVED BRANDS. PRICE PAID TOR 2?B.ODUCI! hw-viv Si rmo. mm"M-'-. .-..' roil SA2C BY ' 3 H r 1 . . , .. f i -ml A3 J.i l i 'I SJ : j . : j, j"n: ;: ; C( IMillllll.WMMMHIItMMlMMWM iMwmMIMy,'W .ft "ttt if Turn mf tiinfin ilmr iiiTriilrrn iris m nuns I ts ii in parji -njn tfr i im . - " ., nJI IT RIVALLED STOCK OF EGAr5T Wall 4: 'a't' 01 iim. JTJST . OPENED, - ' ... i - .AT One Price Clothing House I f t -; - ' f : No. TO Main Street. HATS, CAPS, BOOTS, SHOES, AND :.. GrEITT'O .' FUB1T2SH1IGC-. Tlit?sG goods were New York, for this ,'doubtedly the most Kina oyer onereu in tms or any other mar ket Mr.:1; HeT-E'ls ' experience . in this busi ness over 15 year?--enables liim to select Iris goods with rr10re judgement, for good material and make; than the great majori ity of dealers in Clothing. . : These goods ! have all been purchased for Cash, at a "very low margin, and enables him to.sell them very Zow for Cash. Few persons once dealing with Hetzel bnt 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 evfcry respect to the VERY BEST CTJSTOII-rXADS V,W.I. -J .x' - J. t 3 SJl x,. 4 y Nebraska. .... I ... ... - 1 E1JGj:'S 2fEW YORK selected by-himself in market, and are un- reliable goods of the II