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' ILC&GK DniECTCRY.
. MASONIC,
'rTWXVILLE CHAPTER Ka 4. K. A. M.
' rii Common icainiii lirl Mofh.rv, i:..t la
a onui. j-wr. j'rrv'L8: .rcr-vv'';' X
v itrrs T. IUixiY.fcecy.
"VfVATTA VAIXEY IWil! No. 4, A.F. A.
V Kwrular Communication llmt and third iat
irfPT r'.f lit In wti month. LoUge of Instruction
Tj fcaturda,- night. TvnAS w. M.
oks Blake. Kecy.
X O. 0. F.
" BROwxvrr.T.rc irx:E No. s. i. n. c. r.-npg-
Blar mwtliifrs Tuesday evening t enrli wwfcj,
' J.Stevexsox, 8ecy.
I. O. G. T.
brown vitxe i.oiwe no. as, L o. g. t. mwu
.very Friday eveula. R p T ,
WATSOX BUCKItrRX, -
t"- BELIGIOl'S DIRECTORY.' '
TRESBYTERIAN OU'IlCIl! fr low rli
" tbtmt! at a. in., and p. m. Prayer Mift-
n WKlinlar -vuihk&. fviMmth !ScliOol at 2
. clock p. m. ja T BATBnf rtor.
' VETHOmsT K. CHCRCII. Service each Kab
fca'b l lu-.Ji a. m., and ;;: p. m. isuihIrv inchool
' liaPk J'rayc-r AlfUnff Thursday evening.
iiv. Jl. H.Mav, 1'tustor.
CirBISTS CIirRCai-ETTSi Y1PAL Corner At
lantic and riecoitd Ktrwt. Nrvicwt every Nunday
vornlne at l't o'clock. Sunday hctiool ei
T'clocfc. Evening Service ax 7', o'clock. Holy
, (v.nnnunlnn aduiinitered on the first Sunday of
i. munth. hcaia free.
. R. DAVIS, Rector.
' BAPTrsT l"Hl"RCII. rner Fourth and Atlan
- tent reel. tervlce every Naijliolb e xc"i)t the third
Inewn mnth,ftt II o'clock A. M. and "o'clock P. M.
fronrtay School at 10 a. nu i'rayvr ilctviu Wed
ayevemnr. T. S. EOWE, Tostor.
' - Xrrirml Departure of the Malta.
northern. F-istern and (Southern dejiarts at 9 a.
t arrive at p. m-
Ruio Mail arrive at p. m.: departs at , a. m. j
" Vero Mail arrives l lo m.: depart at 12 p. m.
iiiirtce Mail arrivca Monday. Wednvfedaya and
Trt(laat8 p m-i depart Tuesdays.TliurHday and
aisturdai' at 7 a. m. ' "
Urant'M'i" arrive Friday at 4 p. nu; depart
Tbor-daj7.alla.1n.
tMat 1!P JUMIiW t I'. r--ur
. m.
K.l. M.
fMcepIi&C6uucil IlIurR.n.
: FOR ' '
Franc la and t lie East and Sovtb.
Two train J!ty each way, between St Joseph
a4 Council BluJTii. coiinecllrir a foil own :
jllht jiepl wilii the llanriiliul A St. Joseph
3lallrod lor yuincy, Katisii City via Cameron, st.
' Isonu via Macon and tlve hJist. i
At Ht. Joseph with the Missouri Valley Rnilroad
Jot Atchison. Leavenworth. Raiisus City, Ac
At Council Klu(T-wt!h 1'iihin i'acihe Railroad
fat itenver. Salt Lake and (ililornia.
. A;ouneil Jliuils vvithOiictvo .t Xorth Western
iRallrisid hr Umax City and " jt liivrr."
.Pullman' Taluce Cr are run through from
1oncllillu(TatoM-LouhaiidQuuicy. . . ;
- " TIME TATlUi ;
fkl Kxaress, bound North, learePhelp l:lSp. ra.
js o. I U cress. bound North, lettve lhelis 6:U- a. m.
yi 3; x press, bound South, leiive I'helpKlmii p. m.
jio. 4 hiiivess.ixMindHiMil h.ioave ltels a. m.
, Train . daily excTt Monday.
Train JJo. daily except Saturday.
A.lithrtratridaily except Sunday, .
A.Xk HOPKINS, Cien'l Superintendent.
T-Jacob RoKers Omnibus loaves Browrrrllle for
VImLqwI at a. m. aud 12 nu. daily.
Hsnnlbal k. Kalnt Joseph Time
Tabic.
Tak In Janunry 9th, 1S70.
ARUIVK.
y. I Iay E.xp. daily except Sunday 7:20 p. ra.
,i Pacific i-jn.lslly excefit Monday ::n a. nu
'o. I Night Exp. daily except Monday. :"' a. ni.
o. 7 Through Irt. dnily except Monl;y. !i.ia. m.
" ?lo. t Thnm(ch frl. duily except Monday. ftl5 a. in.
o. V Way Irt. dally except Sunday........ ;' p. m.
Jio. 15 Macon frt. ftaily except Sunday ..ll:30 u. in.
1BP. KT.
fo. t THy Exp. d.illy except Snndny .. 6:40 a. ra.
No. Niht Exp. daily except sihi(Ihv ftr.M p, m.
No. f Pa-ihc Kxp. dJtily except Sunfay...ri:4.'i a. nu
o. st. UmiI Ex. dally except Sunday 2:si p. ra.
r5.! War frt. dally except Sunday... 70 a. ra.
0.12 Through frt. dslly except Sundsy... 1:35 p. ra.
Jio.ll ThrouKb frU daily except Saturday 7:Z5 p ra.
No. 4 will not atop at Saxton, Osborn, Kidder,
Ooiuor. Moorsvllle, t'tica, Wheeling or Meadvllle.
Ko. will not slrtp al HiixioA, Easton. Osliorn,
BrocklarVfa, MoopxHw, Waei-linj or Meadvilie.
l . ii. js l it. 1 1 , uen. Agenu .
rnlon Pacific ItallYray Time
. Table.
t'ntil furt her notice trains will liave and arriv
m. Uniaha dally as loliown :
lkavf. AnRrvic
Tally Exp..-.1I:IS a. m. Paily Exp .4:15 p. m
Hotel Exp.-. 4:1" p. nu 1 Jlol'l Exp 11-15 a. in 1
Mixed. 6:45 p. Iiu Mixed . 4) p. m
4 Kcr IK lit 7:uo a. in. ;EreiIit l:vU jt. lu' ,
The Iltrtel Express train leaves at 4.15 every
"Tbnrsday, and arrives at ll-.livery Suuday. ,
lExcejil Sutidaj-s.
Jatly connections rndeat Omaha with lilenit
-A Northwtwteru, t'hicapo, Jiock IMundautl l'aciitc'
nd ht Joseph and Cmujk'11 Jilufls JtuiLroajs, aial
Missouri River hue ol hiecm'jrs lor all points East
And South.
4t Cheyenne with Inver Pacific R, R, for all
jKilnts In 1'ohirHilo and Sew Mexico.
. jii Prvan wba stnn-s tor Sweetwater Mine.
Al Un leii Willi 1 iku Cvntrwl 1L R. lor Sail Hake
Olv and other poiiu in Clsh.
Atthrden with t'entral Pacific Railroad, for Cor
jine, Vtrirliila City, Helena, and all points la Mou
.t.i,a. Also, tor SucranientH, sun mncjcd, and all
rxilnl" In Idaho, Nexadoand Caliiornis.
A II freUrht delivered at the Omaha deiwt prior to
p. m win k west uie samcuay.
No freifc'hl received for shipment after 5:00 p. m.
Ticket lor sale to all points west. al Uie Ticket
' OflW of the Union Pc:llc Railroad, at which ollice
rU on leeiKij? cars can le secured.
" (1. 11 A M M )M. KnpL
V. CoLTua. G. T. A. 1L RuoWNaox, Ci. K. A
Pacific Rallivay or Missouri.
" Panifenl leavlnir su Joseph rio, "Missouri Val
ley llailruad at 1 o cmck p. nu, make cluse aud sure
iaaocUiiii at Kanna t'uy with this Kpulnr rad,
. arrivta at St. Eouis next morning at 4i o'clock.
Thl h uow a tirst-ciass roud in every respect. New
Itrm lias been laid; new pimines and nifurniilcent
rplnn aud pusHen eer coaches have lieen added to
lueu jiptnenls. Pusseiikerx can rely on its making
Its advertised time. This Is the best route from Sfc.
Jo;li to si. Louis, the South and southeast.
Throorb TU-kcts for sale at the odicea f the Mis
MUR Valley Railnmd.
1L C. MOORE. General Kurt
TaVA. DBWtK, ti. SV, A. - V . 1L 1Lllk.. T. A,
JJLuourl Valley Railroad.
. TIME TABIJ
To tako effect at I o'clock r. m. on Sunday, Janu-
ooma lOl'IH,
No. 1 Expreaa leaves at, , M.":ti a. nu
No. Kx press leaves at . l:t) p. nu
ho. I EreiEbt leaves at 4:'W a. ni.
iiKTrasixw.
KoTl Kxprc arrrves at
5:Vi p. nu
iihio a. m.
J. 4 Express arrives al
Freurht arrlresat . :45 p. nu
and 4 iluily. l, -i, , 6, j aud o, uniiy except
' " XV. 2IARXARD. Gen Supt.
Chlca?ro& iVorKx.TTeKfrm Rail
Road Time Table.
T.tprsN. WariKflftl'y except Sunday...
Paciac Express daily
... AUIItK. ,
..?vi a. nu
.4.90 p. nu
Poctflo ExnrMM diiltr
'Xsprthi Mail, dally e'xw-pt Monday
CbJcago, Rtirllnprlon & Omaha
Time Card.
- - XKPART.
"mao and Ohlcairo Express, Iui!y
Hail, ally, (except Sundio )
4:10 p. m.
a p. m.
ABKIVK. .
Omaha and Chlcaco Ex pre, dally ftW a. m.
Mil, dally, (except Sunday), 12:31) a. nu
' Pullman' Hotel Plnlnjr Cr and Prawlne Room
ieepjoj iwrs accompany Omaha aud Chicago Ex-
'Ticket nfflr 1? Vftrn n tn . romer Xlstli street.
maha. .
lUaax I'iccfu. I. W. TIisi-kixk-k,
Ticket A cent Oea. '. Ikss. Agt.
CIilca?o, Rurllncton & qalncj
Railroad. Va!i.... ;
lar F.xproHS
insdale AcciimuKsialion.
T7 tr, m
.liciw a m
i 'p m
:! p m
.
. : p u
p Ul
' tJU p 01
::; p iu
- s-;Vu m
a m
TTira t-aswrtrer..
?lhl V tlmuH
t il:'p mi
;i.ai in
Sunday excepted. tsatttrday cxeepled.
V ; t .JMoitatj-xce;cd. .'; :. . ...
XUtAbur?, T-UITaj ne i cLlca
pt Ilailroad.
"J1 4:)n m
Clj p m
:'' a ru
!e'l a IB
1W JlfU
v. M a m
y Express
... Mil til
"el(, y.
lit Express I '..'.ZZ".'.Z"Z. IfciKipwi
aiporaoaccoin4ation. Xpu
9 Bro7HTille .Trcjisfer Line,
" Cuilr the UiaiiKf euieat of
Jacob , noGcns,
lffiow Running "jLeecUr pmuibusnes from
to thja I-ailrtH'-d Teytninua
otttaCpijncll Bl.Ti n4 ?t. Jueplj Railroad,
' At IortU Star, I To.,
MlUi froaj Brownville and Kurtb SirPrry
EenUiw:.
. 4QniiiJ"tufcse. Close Ccuii..cticsr
Charres IloderRte. SO-tf
. C, IX. ICAt TFrtAN,
" 4 Sl6!t JirTTEiTiilt,
UiT .no,1, 1 been remodeled and refnrrilsh:l
w7Tf.MM- ,k"d rd tlil( a.m mod noons In
Xffc x Lr'.U'f ,r" veiinsr public. It in Pen-
k i . N1Kt"" ' the s eMrandC)miuh-s
irnm lh" Mierman Uouse. v ir
ias, cuarpos mwleraie. i.,
CD
LOCAL MATTERS.
J. I Cc".r-.r:i, "Iit0r.
THURSDAY, FEBHUARY 3, 1870.
TjExtr cople (.f the AnvKRTbfii for..lt by
A. 1. M .iyit, i i My liwk More, and by C. A. Pid
ock, at the Posiol'.ice. . . j
T4 Oar Fatrona In Job AYrlc. '
W"o wonld sny, pn-entli' tlilTy, Hint we
linve recetved coiiNidcrHble addition to our
JobOlHre in the wny of Zew Tj-pe, Inks,
Cnrds, I'apcrs, etc., wtilcli vnrrant us in ln
vitliitfpit. increase of the lilicral patronntre
heretofore bestowed. We can now turn out its
fine Job Work as can be had anywhere, and
believe, an low.
BILLIARD MiTCIf,
The following correspondence sucientljr
explains Itself :
Omaha, Jan. 77, 1S70. I hereby challenge
any billiard player In Nebrak.a to play me a
match rme, of billiards. l.OiK) points up, for
$100 a aitio and the championship, the game
to take place fifteen days from the date of ac
ceptance, and to be played on a titrom, or
Second lze four pocket tables, with '2 inch
halls. Any player outside of Omaha accept
ing this challenge, will le required to pay my
expenses, If the game is played In any other
city. ' A. A. Suoan.
This, Vm. II. Valleau, oft his clly, accepted
by telegraph, and then forwarded the follow
ing formal acceptance:
Ebowxville, Jvcb., Jan. 2S, 1ST0. j
"Edit or Omaha Daily Ilnrahl:
-'- .... .................. .......... Hf
achalienee from Mr. A- A. Sloan, to play a
. 1 . V !)!.. 1.. III. 1 X- -
Iiinicu Hume n ujiiittiui 11 i miij 111
lirutlrn I mill nnlntx tin for !ll!iO s cldpnnd tlin
cliampionKhip. I telegraphed you yesterday
draft for ?Z, forfeit, tho panie to lie played at
urownviiie, on i-iie iciiwi any i renruary,
ISTn rr n kwnnH u-7f Punim thlp with 5'V.
lncli balls ; Ills expenses are to be paid by me,
and excess of receipts from the door to be di
vided alike. V JI. Valleau.
To which Mr. Sloan replies :
Omaha, Jan. 28, isto.
Mr. "W. II. ValljUu Mr: Youraeeeptanee
of my challenge, published in the Omaha
papers ol the I7tn inst., was amy received.
You will please name atakehohler soon ns
convenient, and 1 will tleponite tlie first fifty
dollars as forfeit; the other fifty to be put up
on the day of playinir. Also inform me
which city (Omaha or lirownvlue; you wish
to play In, and oblige
Yours, . ; i
... . " A. A. Sloan.
Mr. Sloan now holds the Champion's Cue of
Nebraska, and tho contest is therefore both
for the purse aud Champion Cue. Mr. Val
leau has named Brownvllle ns the place, and
has engnjred McPherson Hall to play the
gamelu., Eraa"Vorthlns has been chosen
stakeholder and the stakes have been de
posited with him. : :
I S. After tho above was In typo, and
ready for press, Mr. Valleau received a dis
patch from his relatives In New York, an
nouncing the death of A brother, and reques
ting his presence at home for a short time.
He left for New York by rail last evening:,
requeuing via to drop the Omaha Jleraid a
note stating the occasion of his alscnce, and
requesting a postponement of tho match for
twenty days. This If agreed to, and!nder
the circumstances it seems to us a matter of
course, unless Mr. Sloan's time Is otherwise
engaged would make tho date of the match
March 2d.
Xesonlc and Odd Fellows' Roildlng Axsorlstloi.
Tho Annual fleeting of the.stockhplders of
this Association was held on Saturdaj- last,
O. C. Ilewctt President, presented the " An
nual Report of the doings of the Boord, from
which we learn that there Is stock subscribed,
86ISVW, of which $2,9193 has been paid In
and expended.
An election for a new Board of Directors
was gone into, which resulted as follows : Jo
nas Hacker, IL I Mathews, A. G. Gates, A.
W. Nlckell and J. Stevenson. i
The Board organized by electing Jonas
Hacker, President ; A. V. Nickel!, Secy.; H.
L MatliW,Treas. ...
The stockholders then authorized the Board
to increase the 6tock of the Association to
any sum necessary to complete the building,
not to exceed the sum of twenty thousand
dollars.
The new board were Instructed to proceed
without delay, and collect up all outstanding
subscriptions, and proceed with the building
as soon in the spring as season will permit,
and push the building a rapidly as possible.
A dlntresslnc ease. Tho Nebraska City
Prctt has a very etllcting article about a
certain Isaac Wyalt deserting his wife and
leaving her doatltute. Reuben Wyatt, his
brother wo with him. The Prctt makes a
heroine of her and a ncanip of him. The
Democrat of this place in Its lamentable ig
norance of home news and with the iVew
calls on its exchanges to "pas lilm around."
The facts are that the Wyatt brothers were
ordered to leave Nemaha Oyaome weeks
since, for thefts committed, and Mrs. Tcrril
Russell took up her child and left her hus
band and went with them. We fail to soe
where the sympathy should come in. , We
hope, however, that It may make her a wiser
and belter female
Arrest for tkeft. One of the coolest thefts
we have ln?ard of for many a day, occurred la
this place on Friday last. A young man by
the name of John Lanum procured a wagon
and a pair of mules of Rufus T. Rainy of this
city, to haul some corn. Instead of hauling
com, when he obtained possession of the
team, he "struck out" for the West, and sold
the team to a man. near Tecuniseh, after sell
ing the team he had the impudence to start
back toward ; "Brownvllle with the man to
whom he had Bold it, and who was susplel.
clous, all was not right, In order to obtain
evidence of his honesty. Mr. Rainy getting
wind that the fellow was off weut In pursuit
and atreatcd John Ltmim on Sunday "and
brought him before Judge Morgau, who
bound him over, and in tlefuuit of ball was
committed to jail.
Ijfest from Kcnn. As we go to press. wq
loam that District Attorney Hewett has sue-
ecded In having tho Kcno Gents nrrcptcd,
through Deputy, David Campbell. They are
in 4l!mbo" and will doubtless be up for cx-t
aminatlon this morning. They depended a
little too ranch upon tlie ease of their sliding
o.T the last time they were sent for. Our Dis
trict Attorney U entitled to greatcredit for
his unflinching and persevering' pursuit of
evildoers.
TALLXn.i:s!l!
C A. Pollock of the Tost OCIco Excelsior
News Depot, has just received a magnhlcicet
assortment of valentines, of all Kt1efi, and
descriptions, from fenny to sentimental,
done up in Uie latest and most approved style.
Pollock is determined to salt all in valen
tines .,.-'
iu:scuo K roaKALE.
In Brownvllle, Nebraska. Two lots full of
choice fruit trees ermnectcd with it Also for
sale, lots No. "".8.9, 10, to block 10, origiual
plat of the city. Apply to William J. Austin
orioaas Hacker of Brownvllle, or to me at
Tecuruseh.
O. W. FAIRBROTIIKR.
A fj.lendld oST.r. We have arranged to Club
the AdiTtiscr with DKMOREST'S ILLUS
TRATED MONTHLY, fur only iL Doiuor--f
Monthly is truly what it purport to le,
A Model Parlor Magazine. It contains artis
tic engravings aud liish-toued literary arti
cles, together with a large and beautjful dis
play of tho only reliable fashions. It is the
ladies' favorite, and has attained the largest
circulation ofauy Magaxine of Its kind in the
country, ' .
' A large costly and artistic engraving is also
given with the monthly, entitled The Pic
nic on the Fourth of July." We congratulate
all thoe who obtain th? premium as a beau
tiful and valuable tieceshiou to their homos.
It Is one of the fiucst er.riiii;; ml exquis
ite pictures we ever saw. No cy$ rau fu.il to
be delighted with it. In this easy awd econ
omical wcy many homes can be aJ .mied
with a most beautiful work of ext. which, as
"a Ihlui of Leauty" will be "a joy forever."
IOfct.Bctirwjti Netnaha City, and Salcta,
one light two horse buggy harness, tsllvc pla
ted with round linos and hip straps. A LV
eral reward will be paid fur the deli very a:
the same at Brownvllle to l A. TISDL'L.
Jan 2, 18A.
wiract t rerz of ej:wai;d cb LscixaraT
, . . . TTE SAT, ,.y j
'It Is an actual pleasure Co golnto J.& icU
eel's Clothin? Emporium, Mo. 70 Maln-et,
and ec-e thj numerous, customers who are
constantly s-! .rnlng thdr corporiiU mysteias
with roo., m'. : : antlal, well mule and c'lseip
Clothing. That man don't live that sells
gooOs In a more plcaKnntwaytl,anIIet7.cl,or
his clerk, Wm. Hartshorn ; for they will tear
down great ricks of Overcoats, rants, Vests,
Drs Coatn, or underwear, to get. at just
what you want, and at prices so low that we
have yet to hear of any person going away
wlthont what he came for. Jast now he Is
doing a good thing by our people in Over
coats is selling them so low tlikt the poor
est man In the county will aetnally loose
money by doing without one, lie says he
will empty his shelves of all winter goods at
cost, to make room for a large spring stock ;
and, what Hctzel say we will go his securi
ty on doing, for his word Js as good as gold
for whatever he promises. Go and see him!
J. R. Bell Is now receiving all kinds of Pine
Lumber, in Immense quantities; and from
the number of teams constantly hauling It
away, one would suppose that toe la supply
ing the State from the Platte to the Kansas
line. lie keeps all kinds oSash, Doors,
Blinds, Mouldings, and whatever may be
called for la his tine. Tie is selling lumber
so low that farmers can afford to haul it 100
miles, and make money over any other yard
in the State. Sim is In charge of the yard,
and a freer man to deal with does' not .live.
TCITH TTILL PREY AIL.
Dooley's Baking Powder is chemically pure
In all Its combination, and possesses no in
gredients but such as are harmless, healthy
and nutritous. In strength and weight it has
no equals and but half the quantity Is need
ed for uso that is required by those of ordina
ry manufacture. Used in all families, and is
pronounced the best gs well as the cheapest.
Prepared by DOOLEY A BRO., New York,
and sold by grocers generally. 16-17 j
Berge r'a Alhambra Is now very tastily fix oil
up; and Bcrger nuckles to no man in fixing
np good drinks from pure liquors, unless It Is
Dick Harpstcr, and he can't be beat. Go and
see Dick ! " : : -
XiaKtrels la. Trouble. We learn that our
home troupe of minstrels The Dye Brothers
and Mrs. and Mr. Bennet posted bills for a
concert at a school house near Sonora Mo.,
during the past week; went to fill the en
gagement In three parties, one party missed
the road and did not arrive on time. Those
present, however, gave a' good concert, and
satisfaction, i They vow hereafter to travel
together in the diiy time; or lit a country
where there are fewer cross roods. j
, i mini is la prpgross at the M. EL Church
In this city, and will continue through this
week. The attendance Is good, and great in
terest has already been awakenod. Those en
gaged In the good cause have hopes of gather
ing many bouIs for the army of tho Lord.; j
Xr. B. Roode, of Lexington, Ky., accldcntly
broke the cross-bar of his sewing machine.
and In writing to Grover fc Baker 8. M. Co.,
says: "Permit me to say that this is the first
time in over ten yearg' steady family tucthat
my machine has heeded anything in the way
of repairs, and it seems likely to answer fully
as well for the next ten years. I i
I. . - . f N j
A first-class Cabinet prgan ffojf sals. One Of
the celebrated Peloubt Organs, Ave octavr.
double blower, knee swell, four stops, solid
Walnut case, the price of which Is $175: 'This
Organ is nearly new, jn good order, and will
be sold cheap fyr cash;: .Inquire of J j
. GEO. R MOORE.'
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Broom Fatrory at Ixadoa A. W. Ellis i Co.,
have in operation a Broom Factory aFJon-
don, and arc turning out some pretty-nice
brooms. They propose to supply the country
with this very necessary article. " .
' . . w. . -. . ." ,
5emslis City- Item. J. P. Hoover has sold
out his Grocery store to the Vrothers James
and John Titus, who Are prepared to do by
the public of that town a "good thiug.'f They
will keep their stocks up to the wants of the
public, and are fair men to deal with j
Jacob Xarofcn, the pioneer Tailor of Nemalia
County Is still at, his old place opposite the
Block. Ho Is one of the true and tried busi
ness men of Brownvllle, being onecf the first
to convince , his faith In tho town, by build
ing a business house on Mala street. His
many patrons will Jlnd Jacob just as he used
to be, never recommending anything but
what is No. 1, doing ulwaysgood work and
reasonable In his charges. Go and see Jacob
If you want a good suit of clothes. -
Gajlord Minstrels. We learn thai C. E. MJ
rherson. Manager of McPherson Hail, has
received a dispatch from this star troupe that
thcr will exhibit here Friday the ISth
Inst. Our people know them and will,
with um, anticipate a rich treat In Miusrelcy.
Teams from a distance, are constantly load
ing Pino Lumber from J. R. Bell's yard cor
ner of First and College streets. Thcjrcputa
t ion of this yard for fair dealing and good
lumber are established and widely known.
Goto J. ti. Bells if you want Pine Lumber,
Shingles, Lath, Blinds, Doors, Sash or any
thing in the line of Pine Building Material. '
The Rltf r is still in good crossablc condition;
and still our citizens are putting up Ice.
r, ? :' -i.-.-i .n:.yi :;;
Snake", successor to C. Ilelmeris opnstaat
ly busy turning -out Boots & Shoes' to'lhe
barerxt multitude of thbi vicinity. "
31 sd last Tuesday "was both above par onti
shoe top: t r ; r. r " , " r " i
For Coo Saddles and Haress go- to J. Baurs
foot of Main Street.'
Tbse thro mo at Marsh's Dollar Store hay
drawn excessively well; In fact competition
for the possession of several of these beauties
has at times been very spirited. It te notev
erj Hit a ilftccn dollar pkture is got for
one dollar. - Marsh's cotlacllon, though good
yet. Is going ofTlike mint before a morning
sun.-" Besides th pk'iures "Marsh giyes
away nightly a couple of X -Green backs or a
V., or a silver watch for SI. Marsh's Dol
lar store I now the most popular resort in
the city, the reason Is plain "fairness and lm
parUfclUy and your money V worth Is Marsh's
UaOtlo.
Tie Prize foot store of the Worlds Shclleo
berger B'os. have just received a No. 1 Peer
less cook stove for Ell Wilcox of this city.
Tlds stove took the first premium at the
Paris Exposition, and a cursory exam 1 nation
will convince auy one that the premium wa
deserved. It Is astove using less fuel than any1
other and lias rcaly more ueful attachments
than any ever made. , It iuut be seen to bo
appreciated. The Shelenlcrger Brothers are
prepared to furnish this, or any other stove
that is now made - "
The GfBtlewes who figured In Keno some
weeks since, have again taken , rooms Jn
this clly. We do not suppose that Keno is
tho object although .rumor says ;so, ,qr
they say no, al thong u many or our citizens
like Uie sport. : "First bull 401" -
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IVm. T. flea. Agent for the celelebrated
Rm-k Island Plowsj ami i5rovn,s uurlvailed
Illinois Corn Planters,
( ash paid for Wheat. Wm. T. Den pays
cash for wheat, , , . . v ,
. A SAKE CHASTE.;- .
Intcadlnwto retire from business I offer my
entire stock of Siocct, Timrarc, Jlartimire, Tin
ner' Xuleria!, Touls and Mtchiie. My Store
House and Stand for sale immediately.
Apply to -
- .: ' J. C DEUSETi,!' .
IG-tf Urownville, Nebrabka.
- The Eikw Pasaily are posted to 'give noon
cert In this city on tlc evening of the Iltlu
This Is one of the most noted and talented
families In the country, and their perform
ance will give our c-UUena an opportunity to
hear some good music. . - ,.;"
The City' CoBiifli will meet In Mayor
EbrJgM'soSlee, this, Thursday evening. Tho
inciting will be one of eojiEhlcrRble interest.
LIST Cf LETTERS
Rema'.ng In the Poet OJTice t Brownvllle, Netu,
which, !f not ca'led for within ono month, will be
writ to the -ad It r.er c.Tlce e - ; u 1 n i
Andrews, Bir.lrn,
Blnke. Christian, i
linyiess. y J '!.
i n n. 11: os JeT, ..t4
.i. it ,h. UriiO.S J
Clark, L W - i t. j
Cowiria, Prisci'tft,. .1.1
.Vaiiir, 'en s Va"ey,
.r:ui . t 1, r J'-ues -
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'.'oTFin.iPtrv U'iu;
I liti s, Ainii-a,
.liTmri-i", J I-1
JSi.xor,. Joines R
Eveni-t. Jnmea ,
in';t, 'I liomas
Giisen. Waritt-t It
, CurtiH. Ifenry
J vki;sr, tA .,
Edwards, Sarah
tierdes, John ......
C-erlmrt, KB
. tiiliespi. CoivittS
Hancock, l.saac
Henson- Lucy E
i Itoitoa, Ed K
Jact Katie -
Johnson, Caroline .
JonesCharlesE2
Kolil.Joepb.
Matson. C L
McC'oiwter, Barncel
Miles, John
Morton, Wallace
(inning. H in A
Helson, Oiarles
Jiensvil, Eucv . i
Ksttte, Joiin2. '
Jarlcson, KufasL
Jones, Wm
Kepler, John
Lanston, M J
McClaro, Wm Mrs
3ienser.en, Mense
Moras. Eebv
Murray, John
Nimet heck, ii J
Richardson, MmRobeclfc Riley Iavid
Kay, Zacky T
Seh wan. Christian
Mltlill, C lliit
shrunk, Eljenexer, 3
Taylor, Jiunes
Walker, Christian '
Woodring, Hamilton
SUsldtird, C 11
sumjiter. John A
Te, John
Wason, Ellen
Persons callinif for the above letters will please
ay "Advertised." . , W. A, PULOCJt, V X.
CABKIEL-S L.IST TOOT! .
We do not propone to dun our friends, for
they will, through friendship, call and settle
their accounts; we do not propose to dun
those who show they are not by not calHng
we shall leave that to some magesterlal gen
tleman, and that soon. The experiment of
buying goods for ruth, and selling on six and
twelve months' time, is a failure; we find we
must have money ; if this notice does not
(etch It by St. Valentines dAy, we shall adopt
Legal measures. v j
;;i Vonrs truly, i
HAUK & ARMITAGEJ
Atlaatle Street Is getting in a worse condi
tion dally. H would hot take a very large
pile of dirt to make it all right now 'f bntSf
the spring rains are allowed to go through t
the bulk of flllingon it will have been wasted
i. - .i f i- -i', Li..'-' '
Ekli Jt Gilmore are constantly receiving the
Choicest Groceries, and constantly dealing
them out at reduced prices. " ' !
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For a good Saddle, go to Souder's 52 Main
street. - :.-..., i; :7-tf.-
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CIGARS at : wholesale or Tctall n't A.' t.
Cohn's Cigar Factory, til Main street.
rfr 4 - ' ' : . T 1 1 ' i
For a No. 1 set of Harness, go to Souder's,
52 Main st. 7-tf (
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DR. IIOLLADAY ...
Respectfully' informs his old friends and
the public, tliat he is prepared to attend all
calls in the line of his profession. OiHce at
I). H. Lewis fc Co. 's Drug Store, Main street,
Brownvllle, Neb. 51-tf. J
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Dry Pine Lumber in all weather at J. JL
Bell's. ' - ' ' ; . -. t.
(12nn Ttnllara Mil Frnrniri n il-
vertisement of AmericanSliuttleSewing ila,
ohine in our advertising columns, j.
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As. the nnmber of Canton Clipper plows
grows greater, the number of its enemiea de
crease and its friends gain strength. No plow
was ever made that gave greater satisfaction.
It is becoming tiie unlvorsal favorite, as the
soil In which it will not scour is nit yet dis
covered. Shellenberger Bros, are exclusive
agents.
ALL CUT.
ting done to order at Morgan's Tailor Shop.
Patronize Home Industry, All kinds
of Marble work can lie had at Neldhardt's
Marble Works in this city, cheaper than It
can be had elsewhere. None but the best ma
terial used. '" " j
, . .11 N I II I (i
$33,000,000 is the-capltatof the Mutual
Life Insurance Companyof New York. Jar
vis S. Church is their aent at Brownvllle. it
Is the safest company in the woihl to insufe
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Corn, "Wheat and Oats.
Rairiey' & Iwis hftve removed their office
to Robtl Teare &. CWa Store, where they will
pay the highest cash prleetor Grain nnd oth
er "Produce. . .,, :- , ,
I have now in "my yard near 1,000,000-
feet of the choicest DRY PINK LUMIiKlv, Of
every style and description, slza and thick
ness. Also DoorsSasu Blinds, Mouldings
etc Dry Pine Shingles, Iath and Picket.
In fact, anything in the building ilne,wh;ch
I warrant A No, I in every respect, and on
which I do not propose to be undersold, for
cash, by any man west of the Missouri river.
I invite all who need anything in my line to
give me a call, knowing that lean outfit them
with good material, at the fairest rates. '.
. , . . - J. R. BKLL, , I
BrownvUlo, Neb.'
-- - 'Cor. .Water First Streets, i"
N"0 Lumber delivered within the city
,i3.1imlts, FREE OF CHARGE.
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Private medical aid, read Dr. JVhlttler's
advertisement.
Sash and Blind. Full
Bell's
stock at J. IL
Watch Repairing scientifically done,
and gotxl Jewelry and Clocks, at Dunn &
Co.'s. ll-3m
:t BesC Doors in tho West at J. Tt. Bcirs: i.;
Forany Artlclsyou may desire in the Gro
cery or Provision Hue, go to Rich fc,GIlmore.
R. V. Mnir anent for Lamb's Knitting
machines, Brownvllle, Nebaaska. li-tf r
Shellenberger Bros.' have th sale of the
Union Corn Planter, which machine has been
f really Improved for 1S70. A more simple,
!hter draft or more effecieiit jnachlue is not
made. This machine- has stood a severe test
and come out victorious in every encounter,
which is: inevitable waeir.iUi const faction
is taken Into consideration. Drop in and get
a catalogue descriptive of this machine.
II. C. Lett has constantly on hand a pure
assortment of pure Drugs and Medicines, j
ATTKXTIO-V, AU ! j
A.W.Morgan, Jr., of Brownvllle. C3'Maia
Street, hius Just opened anew and complete
stock of -Cloths, Vasisners,-Vestlngy and all
kiiuUvAf P4cm Goods, and isprcparedtomake
Gent's Clothlnir to order in themoKt fslilnn.
able style.. Henlso kocpafuU llnenf Ready
jiaae tioinini?, mil, caps una Uc!itl?4 I ur
nlshing Goods." - . . j 4 A'&im. i
f-T- r--r-jrLUiiiiii' .
J. IV. Bliss, Regular Licensed Auctloneen
Sales attended to in the country on reason-
able terms. Orders left at the Advertiser
ollice will receive proper attention. 4$-Gm
Gv Ape Vlnesjoneorda,' tl.W perloren
iij. Ier nunureo, anu an oiner varieties in
propirtlon. Satisfaction is guarranteed as
to quality and gcuuineno-s of vines.. f
, i'-Om ," .'." , J. W, Midiilktox.
Eye, Ear hud Cats rralVwiccCKsfnliy treat
el, by Dr. Klmberlin. Office over the Post
Office. '
COMMERCIAL.
We notice no appreciable variation in thb'
prices since our last, saving a fail of 23cenUi
in cgf?s in St, Joseph and Omaha, and 7 cents
on potatoes. Matters are very quiet In the
wuv oflarge transactions everywhere, and
tli&only demand which makes prices is thai
for home consumption. Wheat lu St. Louis
Is quoted at No. 2; spring in elevatorSlc; No,
2 Red Fall SlOO.'-j 107 ; choice JLT12; Corn
yellow"; to white 7C j.?.3c; Oats 4Tfe 15c Iu
Chicago wheat is G.uctctd Xo. 2 sprfiijf dull at
8(ii Curn shoVs a decline of lie: icw 532tci
Oafs dull at ';i- Hogs dull In bot citlcsj
cattle "In active demand,' at C'JCtj for good
choice In the former, and 3?G,oZ forj butch
er'S stock in the hater city. The' prices
oreatil: u tenauig upward generally, bc-
caoBcof the approaching- close of thepoik
packing sesyiOiit; There is a proupcet for an
upward tending lu white coUon goods and
prints.) . ''Xi f " CT:'""-
In this section thc-rrain -market Isdnll,
owing, no doubt, to bad state of the'.roads at
this season'. " Trade otherwise fs reasonably
brbsk, considering llua HcareJty of money.
There L lib change In prices siuc our last
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DROW5VILLE.
Oort, l the ar...'.vi hj! y.izi ""1".' "-"wi 3rt
. t'uH-kons,dr-.iel fc
t .v- ;Turkeys, .' do . ' ,V!
taU
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Ai'pliw. preen
een.f l,"". :i.W' ;ih-e, ' rto 'i.lo
11I Ht3.
Hmr,
; ...::..-' -r. i K:ill W Flour , &r,
7JW-7.5H heel CRti re.....S. SHcls
Hup rrrm
net
H.lo'i " lrmel r (ir.spis
OMAHA.
From the It-publieon of Tuesday we quote
Ckrn in the ear at S.jiV; whta, iOiiKc;
oats, S-xijitc; potatoes, SOfeiOc; butter, com
mni V choice, :iScr reh, .-fteicirge
hgs, 7J.L.oc ; .cbickeps, cpo a piece, or lie per
pound dresM-dj (urkeys and geese, dressed,
20c per pound apples per l;arrI, 033; flour,
winter wheat, $VVs liO, spring. S2,23 2,-50;
lecf cn(iU-123opcrrKHjn4. : . . . .-i
i v. -t. joseph. ;' 3;:;:1;''.
Frorti the Daily Union ot 8en. Istwe" oiiote
corn, cfx-i c ; erring wheat, iV-TOe; oats. ;
potatoes, 30c; butter, fresh, 18-5 20; cpgs, Yi
18; hfgs, live, 7fo7 dressed 5 10; beef cattle,
35c; chickens per dozen, ?2,7VS 1,25; tur
keys, dressed, l;i3c; apple?, srccn,-50C75c.
y . .
. Arefltc-tfw! reproductions of exant-te oil r!nt -
mgn, "uaAimirtvOiy execiiieu as 10 reminr ;t lmposHl-'i
Me ft-ranr"0helmt exi-t-rr to detect ('.? fir.T - 'rence
between tlitui. : -
ASk for tteoi at tae Art and Picture Stores,' "" t "
r,. r- . f a. . .....
thernited.f:ftes, east of the J!s-l v on receipt
t? priif .' - 1 ' . . ,
Prank's "Chromo Journal." Issued quarterly, con
tains a complete descriptive Ciitaiiitrue ofourCliro
mos, with special iuforiiiiitioR olxms tiie art. Speo
imeu conies at the Journal suiit t ree to any address
n receipt ofstamp. ;'
12-7 L. P R A XG A CO. Boston , Mass.
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GENERAL! twiiij
Br n c eri b s
- We have on hand a large
S.fAPIS AI7D
To vrhich wo are making co
V7e are celling at Prices as
the Mississippi.
hv ikh Qnklity" of bur' Goods
FLOUR OF THE MOST
HIGHEST. ' IJAHKET
COUNR"
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12-40.--: t ?'.. '.v.. "-. i'l't
a. l. rich. : ' : i ; v a: il gillmore.
t V.V IJET7 . ADIUls ISTRATIOir .'AT 'THE :
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v ; ; eich & gilmore;- j
. . : -i:.i Successors to W. n. SMALi;;:;; ..VV."; I
' 'dealers A js d JOBBERS IN ' .-'- i
Sncb. as CoITees, Sugars, Teas, Ilolasses.Syraps, Flaar, Us-con, fish, Drje
Beef, Salt, Coal Oil, Tobacco, Cigars,
fectioneries of all Iwinas, W ooden ware, &c,
' In connection With the above they Iceep' constantly on hand alarge supply of feed,
,:: "C0RX,'OATSV:BItA!., SHORTS, ,
All Goods Sold at Prices that Defy Competition. ' ";
Highest Market Price paid for all kinds of COUNTRY PRODUCE. 1
Reduced prices to suit the Times, Small Profits and Fair Dealing, is their Invariable rule.
Goods will be sold to Country Merchants in either large or email bills and at extremely low
rates.
SHELLENBERGER BROS.' :
' irO C-'"1' " T t T ' fAYiblese and Retail Dealers in . ' ,,! . .
Hirae, StoYDs, Mm, Etc.,
2$Oi 74 Ilain Street, Brownville, Ueb.
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i'.-.-fr' '. ,f 'irAJ i i .1-R....K'." - ('. ; ,.: l.-t -J'j U y . ' ii 1
Have; the s Largest: Stool and- Make the lowest
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Fpqy llplcJSJifilleraiid Power, cither belied ot
Four Hole Sheller and Power, either belted ot
Four Hole Sheller and Power, either belted of
Six Hole Sheller and Power complete, either belted or geared, with eiht or ten foot elevator..
Two Hole Self Feed Shelter, with single saeker, twohorse power, Jac k and drive rope... .
Two I Iole Self Feed Sheller, with single saeker,' two-horse power, geared
Two Hole Hand Feed Sheller (or "Farmer's
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tC7" ANY ome iiAvi:,!a CLAIJIS
f A'f AINST THE UNITED STAT17-5 W1W
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P1 A-' olE.-i-.? A ,Cr tAb..
1 Counselor at Law, .
: ' - So;icltrr before tle Court of Claim, Ac,
4T8 H gt. ,, ., ; ' . - - i.l'-r. :
Washinrftp,p. C. 5-tfi
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DE.V.UT.RS IN
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f and well as.sorted stock of
nstaat af.ditions.anS.TS'hich
low r3 any IIouss Trest cf
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APPROVED BRANDS. !
PRICE PAID TOH ;
Cheese. Dried and Green Fruits, Con
Ti' ! s :f f?rrs
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Main Street, McPherson Block, Brownville,
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geared with doable sacker-..........
(eared with "eight foot elevator .........:;...'....
genretl with tcn foot" elevator..'.!..'.........
SIicller"J with, one-horse power, jact and rope
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NEW YOUIC
rice 010(111110'
One P
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No, 70 Main Street.
HATS, CAPS, BOOTS, SHOES, AND
These goods were selected by himself in
New York, for this market, and are un
doubtedly the most reliable goods of tho
kind ever offered In this or any other mar
liet. ' -
'Mr." Hetzel's experience in this . busi
ness over 15 years enables him. to select
his goods with more judgement, for good
material Vand ihake,1 tluan 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 :.veiy Low for Cash,
Few persons once dealing with Hetzel
but will always deal there, because his deal
irigs are fair and above board. He lias but
:V His stock comprises rall the
Fine' ahd Fashionable Clothing, equal in
every respect to the.
' ; VEH1T BEST ClTSTOri-IIADE T70HII.
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