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h nS h Li-rture Mwtn.n every afonuuy
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i:-k'iliir mwtliiKS Tuesday evening ot each
.rcriwnviIIL.!e No. '20, I. , O. i fJ. F.
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curnciiics.
Trrr-brteriiin C'fcurrb. -Services ench
CJ cat-Hll. at lu:: a. ni.. hii1 7;i ii. m. Froyer
r. u-iHtafxlAV eveninip. SaJlmih School
ilVi l'X-k p. m. J. TBaikI). ranSor.
7 n..k,il.i K. f'harrh. Services 'nch
Lr,T fMii,jKth h( lo-. Wft. ni-, unl .;: p.
ilkV Srli)('I t
a. tu. Prayer Meeting xnursoay
fvi'titntt.
H. II. Wav, Punt or.
" ,(1irlt' .Chr.rrn Kpicopnl. Corner
a i luniic KtiU hormid strwtf. NTvk-w every
HitiV .Mornii.R at 1(1', o'clock p. in. Humlay
Cl'hiMil o'clock. Kveulne iserv.ee at . o clock.
X ...i .....;.,....( .n 1 1. Mr-it Mil lulu V
lv 1 nuiuii on nuiiii:ii"tt-i "i. . ' -
of eiv-h ni'Titli
neai irr-. . .- . " . " - -
.Itnptlat ClmrcU. Corner Fourth and At
lantic Mrift.i. mthci every ru:joiu t--
r.i the tl ini In each month, nt II o'cloc
"raver M--linfe' Wednesday evening, f. S.
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panior.
CITY OFFICALU.
ti- (,inl.
71A1LS.
.. i (iMiinrrlveautnp.nl.; deimrls at a. in.
ii mII SriM 1 n..: de,uU at 12 p m.
Heiirirc -Mall arrive 1!i.ii4h , W ertnesdayii an4
yridavi at s . nu departs TuefKiuya,Tliurbda.v8 and
mni'Mairarrivea Friday, at 4 p. ru.; departs
"niur'l v at m at m.
p.t offlre llonra front 7 a. in., to IK p. m. fnn
4Vrrom H)wl.ui. W. A-lVXAIt K.P. M.
LOCAL MATTERS.
. J. I. ColliApp, Editor.
THURSDAY, MAIICH 3, 1870.
Tr'itraVfUile f the AdvkutikK for sale hy
i'. . !....!. .,.. A l..l-
4, at l.ie l'ostolllce.
To Oar Patron In Job Work,
" AVe wiiul.l say, partnthetlcall, that we
aw n-ccived eoiisldernlile iijdition to our
ituftr in the vnr or New Type. Inks,
Tarda, i'i4"TK, etc., wliich warrant usinin
iUneH 'increase of the liU-ral patroniine
Jiewtotore Jstowed. We eannow turn out aa
flDeJobrlt uacan be had anywliere, and
teilte.ns lew.
Duller is f'g down.
tl srg-f ire ubuuiunt.
Tlie Illver is ri!ng.
Gold is 11i' i In New York.
So unemployed teams in town. .
Rain is miK-h neede-S In this' sect ion.
The Spring Term of LUe district Court,
for Nemaha, county, will ivunue in this city
on Monday. March Htlu
Bacon. We notice that llxutb Baker has
Minoked Ijhcoii for sale tls Ifce flrst fresh
- wautiid meat we liave fcecn In the market.
Wax. Allen is making a gojd (substantial
iinpruveinent by erwXititf a two story frame
building ou the corner of Sixth and Main
Mrcet. Mr. Allen is enterprising auid de
serves kuccesa.
The Concert for the benefit of the J!iip-
list Church weutoir vy wclL with u tuoder-
.ately gtod atteH. lance. The music .and
I kinging was goMl, as it mui be wheu the
.lye Family Is present.
! "
! .IMctwre Frames. IIuniiiifjrd &. McFall
.are now prepared to do till kiudrt of picture
... I.. . . I M . . 1 .'. . . I.... I
. . uhjuiii, uiiu lor lion uijHe tmi; uu iiii
.laiise lot of inouliUngs of till kluds cuii
btuuXly oji hand. (Jive them a cull I
C.uine John Deere Molinc Plow I
"Winter la over, in f:wt -for we see Mr
Iioriuice .ot Uie lirm of Lorance A. Yaruey) is
m! ready delivering Ntofie for liulidin iurpo
Mcs. Aiiurt Uterprislng firm b noLln this
ttectioM. . We tiiulersLand 1 1 icy Intend to burn
lime, this season', in or near thfs city,
.Tiie Railroad for Urouville is ti
llxedTnel; it is also a lixud ftwt that George
llarurs tlie eii(.r.pe.t and liest quHlily of
dry goods, groeeries, notions and qun ns
vare, at lower prices, tliau any house in
tow n. Go and aud see him !
Auction aud Commission House.
W;u. Ktu;iJl and 1). II. McLauuhliti arc pre
paring to open an Auction and Commission
liou; In tlie room formerly occupied by Mc
KU V The business ouht to pay, and
-the gentlemen about to ojcu are very well
adapted to do a good business for the public.
Genuine John Deere Moline Plow I
Sim Jipd Thunder and Lightning.
This vicinity was visited, Thursday morn
lug, by a snow storm, accompanied by vivid
ashes .of llghlnlrfg and regular old fashioned
thunder. Snow or sleet fell to the depth of
alKiiit tjvo inches, togetlies with a slight rain.
.TU weather resembles March weather very
iuutiil,y,
AVc Mtice In our A'rliraska City ex
changes tlie remark tlrat that city had four
of tUe best Ibus hofses in the State. We beg
lave to Uike exception, for llrov. nvllle has
'x as fine Jares us ever drew passenger.
We wlligojo, otiujile of notches further, and
siy as lit, fine 'Juus aud driver as can be found
In tlie We!. Juoob ltger's out lit is not ex
"ew'led, and we doubt if it can be equally in
.-the SiiUc.
J. II. Cmiu- J now located on the corner
of Second and Main Street, whvrc he has one
of the lurt. tock of Harness and Saddles
yef opened iu trds cily, and material till yon
can t rtikt. Mr. lWur has, by close attention
to UiKinOKK and Xiilreealiiig, established lilm-'-f.l.U
iLo co:i.'ldouoe of the iieople of this
"fllon, who haVe luuiid In him one with
'hn it is both jdeusant mid profitable to
fl,'' Gd and oe Beaur, if you want
Oilier a Had die -r n. st of Harness.
Genuine John Dcerc Holine Plow I
Cronr Jaqrtit.-Cant Saturday Mo-
Amer, Coronet" for "Seioaha County
ntnmoned n Jurj' a3 htf S m inquest on the
d'-ad tHdy of John Ifoyle, eoJored, M-ho died
from the woiuiGsswielved fraa being shot by
Thoniaji Huutei; cuJiir:iJ.CkCi'-43 f w hlcli was
K'-ven in last week's paper. After delllH-rnte
xiiiuijlai;on of x?iany -itnessri. tie Jury say
tiut J lie above was tUe cause of the death of
.deceased; and coaeiade tiieir leturns as fol.
lows: "Ami the Jury do further find and say,
Us.t the said TWoiuas Hunter was then and
lJ)cr;Justified in tho said shooting, and that
be did the'snrae In necessary self-drf-aWise."
Genuine John Deere Koline Plow I
t tlon 1 We were asked the other day
hydotio many of uar merelaants purchase,
Roods ut St. Joseph, vhilo that city uec made
nAny effort todefeat the railroad ro
K,ps of our city We were unable to an
er, to a greater extent than that w? knew
"veral ,of our first cla merchajits who do
fcot buy nt Sl jOKt.pu for instant Theo.
JIUI 4, Co., J. S. Iletrel, Mel'herson & Tuttle,
'I- John Hon & Co., and several others.
Tl'l Is all we know of wuo do not, yet there
''Vy be many more; and Just why any should
da Ro we cannot tell, for It Is a notorious Tact
"it Ht. Jose.ph has done all slie could to balk
0Qf Trunk Road project, and is now doing all
; 'ca u "hinder the Quincy Missouri & Pa
; Clflc iViad, because either of these would
i jKn u to this section a better market. We
Se also henrtt flrvt rlnua lumlnncu ,n
l!l?il!'Caveril're of K'Kds b(,uht ,n st Joseph,
the Dry Kxdt line especially, were cf an
loferl6r
V ' "j , . wic i . iuiu tuejr uo noi
t. r tUre. goes to establish the fact. Then
question arises, "why ehoali we deal
itiour enemies, Seven to our dlsadvan-
miaitft- an4 O.a f.is,. It n .1 ,
iivi-iTinrll. Meets the Hist Thumday in
tSTI, h ."I.. K. i- KniiKiitT, Mayor : J.
..w'V.ioiiwv Clerk. AKle.irmiin-lI.L.MKtli-ew!
S i. Awila, -. A . Ti wl U 1. KooiHo... WenU-
CItASD BILLIARD MATCH,
Jtwe A. A. Slot, of ObibV. and IV. II.
T allot., of Browavllle, for the
. State Chainpionshfp and $200.
Will te played at McPherson Hall next Sat
urday evenlnpr, March 6th.
The game to be played is 1,000 points, on i
carom, or second-size lour pocket table. Tho
players are both first-class, Mr. Sloan proba
bly having the advantage of experience, yet
Mr. Yalleau, of this city, is one of tbe finest
players In the State, and will make the game
tcry interesting, it he does not succeed In
wresting the cue from Mr. Kloun. We are
fully satisfied that the game is fair and above
board, aud we learn that Mr. Valleau's
friends arc prepared to back him strong. Ar
rangements have been made to have J. W.
Coon, champion push-barred player of the
Northwest, present, who will, at the conclu
islon of tho game, exhibit a series of fancy
shots which will M-ell repay the lovers of the
came to see. MeFherson Hall has been ob
tained Sn order to give the public a pleasura
ble entertainment, and the expenses neces
sarily incurred will make it necessary to
chartro on admittance fee. which will bo
fifty cents, which v.ill also protect those go
lug from the Jam, crowd and inconvenience
of a public game. A large delegation of the
lovers of tho game have premised to be down
from Omaha. A pleasant time and an Inter
estlng game will bo the result, and we hope
will be well attended. The silver cornet band
will play outside, and Btrkly's string band
has been engaged to play in the Hall.
GEinmTz jchit tzeee solute plowi
- Mali Rout to Pawnee City Direct.
A petition was In circulation this week, and
was very numerously slirned. for a direct
mail route from Iirow.ivllle to Pawnee City,
than which there is no more needed route In
Nebraska. We learn that a petition has been
extensively signed In Pawnee aud on the
route between. Luther D. Robinson has tho
matter in hand, and if energy here will
make it win it may be counted as a success.
We have no doubt but our Representatives
in Congress will aid it all they can.
- Hon. John Tnffe will accept our thanks
for a copy of the "Report of the United States
Commissioners, Paris Universal Exposition,
on the manufacture of E.et Sugar anc Alco
hol, and the cultivation of the Sugar Beet,"
by Henry D'Allgny.
Neir Adverllaementa.
Improved Weir's premium Two-IIorso
Corn Plow. J. I. Terrill, London, has tho
plow for sale. Its good qualities are too nu
merous to mention in a short notice; it must
be seen by practical farmers to b apprecia
ted. Read advertisement.
St Louis Express, via Missouri Volley R.
R. See advertisement.
Julius Gilbert, County Surveyor, may be
addressed at Clifton.
Notice of meeting of stockholders of B., Ff.
K. and P. R. R.
THE WORLD UEXOWSED,
FAKIll OF AW;
Gives grand exhibitions, and distributes
many fine presents, but nothing to equal iu
ctat-apness and excellence tho display of
dry goods and groceries constantly kept on
hand by F. E. Johnson Co., the most oblig
ing and accommoduting establishment In
the city.
Those mct ihromoi of the Horses in a
Storm near the City of Mexico, and tho Win
ter scene, just received at Marsh's Dollar
Stole; and that large assortment of smaller
ehromos are splendid. The two first are large
sl20 pictures, yet tl will purchase them. The
smallest ones go for fh.Go and try your luck
GES7UH7S JC317 TZZP.E ITOLINE FLCW1
BUOWXVILLE LIT BY GAS.
Browuville was lit up by gas last Tuesday
evening. The posts are now all set on Main
street, and matters look quite city like. Our
enterprising business meu are deserving of
great credit !jr their liberality .in this mat
ter, and the City Council will see to having
the lamps lit regularly. Next to a railroad,
nothing g'ves n city more credit or u more
business-like and cheerful a?pect, than to
have the streets well lighted at night.
Good Templars. .
All members of Brownville Lodge, No. 20.
I. O. of G. T., and those who have been mem
bers elsewhere, with or without card, and all
those who desire to unite with the order, are
earnestly requested to mftt at the lodge
room of Brownville Lodge, No. 20, on Friday
evening, March 4, for the .purpose of taking
special action in the interestof the Order and
tlie cause of Temperance.
Many Memueiu.
GE2JUHIB JCS1I ISSUE ilCLTJE PLOW!
Friend Minrjr Hart, President of the
Sliver Cornet Band of this City, arrived home last
Monday morning, looking hale and happy, from his
pleasant sojourn Ka.it ; and contrary to the expecta
tisn of lils many friends, sill single. It says vol
umes for his sound judgment that he was fulthful
to the beauty and worth of Nebraska's fair damnals.
This much it is absolutely necessary for us to say,
as our notice of his departure might have misled
some of bis numerous lady friends. He is still pre
pared to be made happy.
CimOHOS! CIIIIOMOS!!
A. 1. Marsh is now prepared to take orders for
Chromos 61 every style, and to furnish them at the
lowest possible figures, lie v. ill make this a spec-
alty hereafter: So give him your orders.
Medford & Howard are No. 1 workmen
both, aud make t lie strongest firm of Carpen
ters and Joiners in the city. Their work
will all pass muster under the closest scruti
ny, and they will do work just as low as first
class work can le done for.
Big Sale. Geo. Empson, living on the big
road ve5t of this city, near tlie Hanuaford Culvert,
will sell, on the 23d of this month, thirty-three head
of Cattle,' three 2-year old Colts, one light Wagon
etc. The sale is on nine month's time. A good
chance.
Hannaford A. McFall are constantly re
eeiving advanced lots of their mammoth
stock of Furniture now coming. They will
wholesale to country merchants.
CSinjSTE JCHNCZSHS JKLETS PLOW!
We notice In the Beatrice Clarion, of last
week, a contemptibly scurrilous attack on
the standing of our townsman J. S. Hetzel.
Knowing the circumstances as we do, wo can
uot but pronounce it the smallest tiling we
ever saw in print. No man stands higher In
this section, and among all who know him,
than the gentleman assailed. As to his pay
ing his printer's bills, there is no more
prompt pnylnjror liberal advertising busi
ness man in tlie State, only he Is determined
to know what ho is paying for. and would
rather lose fifty times the amount in ques
tion than be imposed on.
TIIE DOLLAR STORE.
New arrival of gold and silver watches,
gold atid silver chains, Webster's dictiona
ries, silverware, albums, fancy boxes, new
chromos, etc., making it one of the best
stocked stores of the kind we most ever saw.
Marsh Is always on hand, with " the rolling
side un" "ready to come." with the most
tempting stock of goods in the State.
Berger'a Alliambra Is now tho most
fashionable resort in tho lower end of our
city. Ii. C. Berger and Dick Harpster ore
men villi whom it is always agreeable to
spend an hour or two; and they have a splen
did lot of refreshments.
PersouaL A. IL Sturtevant, Agent for
the "St. Joseph Daily Union," called on us
Saturday. This is one of the best dailys
published in the West, ably edited, reliable
and enterprising. If our people wish adaily.
take the "Union."
George Berkley has returned nnd is again
engaged In doing fine paiatlag f or tlia pub
lic, G. V. nalllday, correspondent of the Cin
cinnati Daily Tiitte, called during tlie past
week, on his way east, from tlie Capital.
J. S. Hetzel has returned and Is again en
gaged in his "labor of love," that of clothiug
the naked In fine raimont at low figures.
INDUSTRIAL PLOW, .
J. C. Denser sole Agent.
MILIXERY GOODS. ' : T
John. Henderson will have the finest an &
largest stock of these Goods this Spring that
were-ever opened; in this market, and will
span bo expense or pains ta have the latest
novelties in the fashionable eastern markets
as soon os out.
Mrs. .T. SI. Zook, In South Brownville, Is
at all times prepared to do Dress or Cloak
making In the very latest style. It will pay
the ladies of this city to give her a call.
Gardiner Beach Is now sole'proprietor of
the Confectionary and Resturantone door
east of Holladay fc Co's. Drug Store. Gardiner
is obliging and trustworthy to deal with.
George Oangherty, we learn Is about to
open a boarding house In the building Just
west of J. L. Carson's Bank. George has
heretofore kept decidedly the best Boarding
House in the city, and we feel sure he will
not go back on hia old style.
Dooley'a Baking Powder stands nn
equaled for making light, healthy and nutri
trous rolls, biscuits, griddle cakes, &c. The
ingredients used in the manufacture of this
powder are not only chemically pure, but so
proportioned that the results produced are
the same each time. In this respect It pos
Besses superiority over all others in the mar
ket. Only two leaspoonfulls arc required for
a cuart of flour. For sale by all Grocers
generally. Use Dooley's Baking Powder on
ly. 20-21
Judge Iletvctt has Just returned from
Itoekport, Mo., where ho has been engaged in
the prosecution of Wm. M. Blake, for the
shooting of Andrew Evans, who died since
the shooting. The trial was but preliminary
and resulted In binding Blake over, to appear
at the next term of tho District Court, on the
charge of murder.
Banisters, Hand Rail. and Newel Posts at
J. R. Bell & Sou's Lumber Yard; whereany-
thlng in tho building line can be had, at the
most reasonable rates. They are gathering
the dumber Tradeof Southern Nebraska un
der their wing, and for the simple reason that
it pays people better to buy there than any
where else. .
"We know of nineteen new buildings
which will be commenced within this month
if the weather permits. ' '
Hannaford & DIeFall have a splendid
stock of furniture now on the road, un
supassed In the West for richness and excel
lence. -
Revolving Harrows. We: notice that
Franz Helraer has now ouc of these Harrows
made, and to Judge of Us-looks and what we
hear old experienced farmers say, it is cer
tainly the best Implement of the kind "ever
made; doing its work neat and thoroughly.
A. P. Cogswell has just returned from a
meeting of the stockholders of the Q. M. fc P.
R. R. Co., at Quincy. What was done there
will be found on our second page. We are
under obligations to him for a file of latest
eastern papers..
"Win. Shellenberger has gono cast to
make arrangements for the shipment of a
mammoth . stock of . Hardware, etc., this
sprlug. Nothing else, of course, oh, ho !
Xevr "Warehouse. Evan Worthing is
erecting a new section to his warehonse on
theLeVee. Thlsrmakeaa continuous ware
house of about 400 feet In length; no dcubt
the largest on the river, above SL Joseph.
Imprvotmeiit. Hanuaford & McFall
have just had tlie coruice put on their new
building. It makes the building look lofty,
imposing and is a beautiful ornament.
J. P. Duser, the Pioneer Tin and Stove
dealerof Nemaha county, U having his store fitted
up in good style, with open front, etc. He is an en
terprising deaicr, and w ill branch out as business
demands.
The Lenten Services at the Episcopal
Church in (his city will be held as follows:
March 2d, being Ash Wednesday, tbe flrst
day of Lent, full morningservice, and sermon,
evening pruye'r nt 4 p m., the 5 weeks follow
ing, evening prayer at 4 p. in., Wednesdays
and Fridays, "Holy Week," the last week of
Ixint, Morning prayer at 10 a. in., evening
prayer at i p. m. On "Good Friday," full
morning service aud sermon.
GEO. R. DAVIS,
20-6w ' Rector.
Hedge Plants delivered at $2,00 to $2,75
per thousand. Apply to or address
W. D. Black hukx,
Brownville, Neb.
FIELD SEEDS. .
Timothy, Clover, Orchard and Kentucky
ttlue Grase Seed, fresh, at McCreery & Nick
ell's Drug Store. 19-3m
Banitters, Hand Kail and Newel Tost kept
by J. R. Bell & Son, at their Lumber Yard
corner of College and Flrst-sts. . .
(locks, splendid assortment.
' WATCH US, full stock.
JEWELRY, in abundance nt
Dunn & Hays' who also do all kinds of re
pairing of Clocks, Watches orJewelry. No.
29, Main street. ll-3m
CASH TAID
FOR ALL
GRAIN
K1'DS OF
By Evan Worthing, dealer in Grain and
Commission and Forwarding Merchant. No.
12, Main street, Brownville. lS-3m
RKSIDKX E FOB SALE.
In Brownville, Nebraska. Two lots full of
choice fruit trees connected with It, Also for
sale, lots No. 7, 8, "9, 10, to block 10, original
plat of the city. Apply to William J. Austin
or Jonas Hacker of Brownville, or to me at
Tecumseh.
(3. W. FAIRBROTHER.
A flrfttclaKs Cabinet Orraa for sale. One of
the celebrated reloul et Organs, five octave,
double blowers, knee swell, four stops, solid
Walnut case, the price of which is $173. This
Organ Is nearly new, iu good order, and will
besold cheap for cash. Inquire of
GEO. B. MOORE.
A RAKK CIUT i:.
Intendlngto retire from business I offer my
entire tUx-kvf Stovrt, Tinware, Hardware, Tin
ner' $ Maleritil, Tool and Machinet. My Store
House and Stand for sale immediately.
Apply to
J. C. DEUSER,
18-tf Brownville, Nebraska.
BaaNtf r. Hand Rail and Newel Posts kept
by J. R. Bell Son, at their Lumber Yard
corner of College and Flrst-sts.
Xaia Street Property for Sale. House and
one lot and a half, C7U by 1 to feet. Good well
and cistern. Grapes, Apples and other fruit
Will be sold low, if soi l within two weeks.
D. M. SHELLENBERGER,
at No. 74 Main-st.,
Brownville, Neb.
FARMERS, LOOK TO YOUR INTER
EST
And buy the
ROCK ISLAND PLOWS,
BROWN'S ILL. CORN PLANTER
And the
BLACK HAWK WALKING CUL
TIVATOR,
For Kale by
19tf
W. T. DEN, Agent.
The Union Corn Planter, as improved for
1S70, has few equals and no superiors. First,
it Is made of the very best material, carefully
selected for the purpose; second, the drop
ping arrangement is perfect, .and is so ar
ranged that every hill can be seen by the
driver or dropper ; third, the depth at which
it is desired to plant can be arranged to a
certainty; fourth, by the new sod attach
ment, the toughest sod can be planted with
ease; fifth, with a marker the work can be
done more regular and quicker than by any
other rlantcr. Shellenberger Bro's Agents. J
CANTON CLIPPER PLOW.
CANTON CLIPPER PLOW.
CANTON CLIPPER PLO W.
CANTON CLIPPER PLO W.
SHELLENBERGER BRO'S. "
SHELLENBERGER BRO'S.
,f , - SIIELLENEERGF.R BRO'S.
CANTON CLIPPER PLO W.
CANTON CLIPPER PLOW.
CANTON CLIPPER PLOW.
CANTON CLIPPER PLO W.
A PIE lUMEEU YAED. ;
. Kilbourn, Jenkins fc Co., corner of Fourth
and Main streets, in this city, have instant
ly on hand a full stoek of the best Tine Lum
ber of all kinds; also, also Sash, Doors, Blinds,
Shingles, lath, Mouldings, Frames, etc., etc.,
which they are selling at the lowest possible
figures for which the same can be got out of
the log and shipped to this point. They are
determined to continue as heretofore to sup
Dlv the bulk of lumbes. etc,, used in this
Land District. Call aud see them!
-
Banistcxs, Hand Kail and Newel Posts kept
by J. R. Bell & Son, at their Lumber lard
corner of College and Flrst-sts. , '
For a good Saddle, go to Soudcr's 52 Main
street. -tr
CIGARS at wholesale or retail at
Cohn's Cigar Factory, 61 Main 6treet.
A. F.
. ;
For a No.l sel of Harness, go to Souder's,
oz Main st. t-u
DR. HOLLADAY
Respectfully informs his old friends and
the public, that he Is prepared to attend all
calls in thejine of his profession. Office at
D. II. Lewis & Co.'s Drug Store, Main street,
iirownvnie, Neo. oi-ti
Dry- Pine Lumber in afl weather at J.
R.
Bell's. .
$1300 Dollars and Expenses 1 See ad
yertlsement of American Shuttle Sewlne Ma.
chine in our advertising columns.
ALL CUT-
ting done to order at Morgan's Tailor Shop.
Patronize Home Industry. All kinds
of Marble work can be had at Neidhardt'a
Marble Works In this city, cheaper than it
can te nan elsewhere. None out tnc uest ma
terial used. -
Corn, Wheat and Oata.
Rainey & Jewis have removed their ofuee
to Robt. Teare & c'o.'s Store, where they will
pay the highest c;u h price lor Grain and oth
er Produce.
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, BUnds, Mouldings,
etc. Dry Pine Shingles, Lath and Pickets.
In fact, anything in the building line, wh.ch
I warrant A No. 1 in every respect, and on
which I do not pronos 3 to be undersold, for
cash, by any man wtst cf the Missouri river.
I invite all who neei anything m my line to
give me a call, knowing that I can outfit them
with good material, r.t the tairest rates.
j. n. iu,ijii,
Brownville, Neb.
Cor. Water & First Streets,
N3T3 Lumber delivered within tlie city
eJSellmits, FREE OF CHARGE.
Private medical
aid, read Dr. Whittier's
advertisement.
Sasu
and Blinds. Full stock at J. R.
Bell's
Beat Doora in the West at J. R. Bell's.
R. V. Slulr agent for Lamb's Knitting
machines, Brownville, Nebaaska. 14-tf
t . ,
II. C, Lett has constantly on hand a pure
assortment of pure Drugs and Medicines.
ATTEXTTO.'V, AL.L.!
A. W. Morgan, Jr., of Brownville, 03 Main
Street, has just opened a new and complete
stock of Cloths, ('asimers, Vcstlngs, and all
klndsof Piece Goods.and is prepared to make
Gent's Clothing to order in tlie most fashion
able style. He also keeps a lull lineof Ready
Made Clothing, Hats, Caps and Gent's Fur
nishing Goods. 47-3m
J. W. Bliss, Regular Licensed Auctioneer.
Sales attended to in tlie country on reason
able terms. Orders left at the Advertiser
cilice will receive proper attention. JS-tim
Grape Vines. Concords, S1.50 per dozen,
$10. per hundred, and all other varieties in
proportion. Satisfaction is guarianteed as
to quality and genuineness of vines.
47-Om J. W. MlliDLETON.
Eye, Ear and Cntarrah, successfully treat
ed, by Dr. Kimberliu. Ollice over the Post
Onlee.
lliiancial and Commercial.
BROWNVILLE.
Corn, shelled
Corn, in the ear 3jm .
Spring Wheat 4-x'(i,
Outs
ISarlcy Oats -"
Barley UK"
SpriiiK W l-'lour.,'J.Vu -.")
Full W Flour 4,0U
Cranberries, jS qt 1"
Kggs. 1(K
Butter -0
'hii-kens, dressed '. lb....S
Turkeys, do -.10
eese, do -.10
Beef Cattle V,((. cts
1 logs gross 7.00 '.;)
Apples, green. ..fl,'H'i,W
net ...s.ei
foliUOC.I -i
Dressed V U 7(i.9
ard ....
Bacon Hams ,
" sides
" Shoulders..
...15 ' Hides, Nreen :l-(a.7
,..:J i " Dry Flint lufolA
...20' iMhilC. 1.(MKJ.1..V)
Beaver -tLiKXili'i
Wool l'ii'jished.
ii(n:t jCoon 2iX'iU
Tub Vashetl40,'i 4.")i
NEW STOCK OF
Dry-Good and Groceries &t
A. W. ELLIS,
To accommodate tbe pnblio in and about London
has just received, aud opened up in that plac, a new
siock oi .
GRY-GOODS, GROCERIES, READY
MADE CLOTH1NU,
which he is selling at prices vhich defy competi
tion trom uie river towns.
PATRONIZE IiOJIE,and assist In build
ing up a point in the Interior, especially when you
can net goods j-.ist as cheap, rhicli is the caw? nt the
store ot .Mr. Kills..
Peru Livery Stable.
CHARLES GEADE,
. Dealer in
Vll ICiiiclts or Stocli.
Horses Bought, Sold, or Exchanged.
Stock Hoarded by the Day or Week
MY ST A rsr.KS are stocked with good Horses and
buggies. Persons wishing conveyance to any jnir
tion of the Xemuha fjuid District" can be accommo
dated. 1 he
Pern &. BrowiiviUe Coach
Leaves my Stubies every morning at 10 o'clock A
m. iiissen?ei-s or puckaVes saiely conveyed. Or
ders leu wiui the rostmiusters will be promptly at
tended to. 12-31-yt
NEW STEAM FERRY
X ii v.
7f :(
Tlie Brownville i erry Company
have now running between
BROWNVILLE, 3VEB.,
A X i
North. Star and Phelps City, Mo,,
the new and commodious steam Ferry
MARY J. ARNOLD!
'PHIS BOAT is entirely new, with
L power and capacity to cross everything
that may come in any weather.
i or crowing Cattle into or rut of this Ijind TIm-
tri-f. this is the beM poiut. This liostt is esjeciallT
titted up to ensure aa!ety incnsirastoct.r.nd lame
-attle pen are already erected :it the St. Joe. SC. B.
lHiot nt Phe;)r City. We can insure the traveling
public that all in our power shall tetnne to make
thli the most reliable crosviiiro?i t!:e Missouri river.
BUOWNTILLE P8KUT rn
13-ai-tf .
l"KTT7T,'KTrPn"DC' and others h;erested In itif
11 V JjIX iUIiO rut JIhuIhtju should address
KISO 11 it OS.. Patent Ijiwrears and Solicit
ors. i!i Xinth-st., U a-hii'.uton. 1). v.. for Advice
and Circular. I'tttrittt 'Mninrd ur nit chm-pr.
letter Irom lltiu. I). J'. Jii-iin;tij.oi tmr!y (iun
mixxitnvr nf I'li'mt. dated WNsliington. Marfh
Sl. ls' : -J cheerful! v commend to til persona who ;
mav liave business In the Patent Olf re lire firm of
Kds n Bros., a. irentlemeu of prompt biiiix hab
it"', a id in every resnect worthv of confidence."
I ciacur in Uie above. T.C. THKAKF.R.
I-5m X?c '. 1'ota.
ft
DEALERS AIID
DRY fiOOD
' WE.EEP CONSTANTLY ON
D Ij f 4
i a
PEAL
B
tRICS, 'MTU ALL KI2TD8 OF! DRISD FRUXT.
GENERAL
r o-terie-s
o
J
iVe have on hand a large
STAPLE AIID
To v. hidi we are mailing co
we are telling at Prices as
the Misassippi.
, : . ! Sw ...
In the Q:ality of our Goods
FLOJR OF THE MOST
GO
HIGKIST MARKET
12-40
A. L. Rial.
JEW ADMINISTRATION AT THE '
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RICH & GILMORE,
Successors to W. II. SMALL,
DEALERS AND JOBBERS IN
Such nsDoffees, Sngars, Teas, Molasses. Syrups, Flonr, Bacon, Fish, Drie
Beef, SaltJoal Oil, Tobacco, Cigars, Cheese. Dried and Green Fruits, Con
fpctionaris of all Kinds, Wooden Ware, Ac.
la cormetlon with the above they keep constantly on hand a large supply of feed,
r - j COSIX, OATS, E5RAIV, SHOUTS, &C.
All Goodsold at Prices that Defy Competition.
UghestMarket I'rice pai:l foraifkinds oi- COUNTRY PRODUCE.
Reduced Pr.-es to suit the Times, Small Profits and Fair Dealing, is their invariable rule.
Goods will betold to Country Merchants in either large or small bills and at extremely low
rates.
A5
mm
5, "-. M i.-
sr
Hare the Largest Stock, and Make the Lowest Prices.
COIsT SHELLBRSI
LIST OP PRICES, COMPLETE WITH POWER
Four Hole Slcller and Power, either belied nrjciw with dottlde sacker.
Four Hole Sitller and Tower, either belted or geared with "eilit foot" elevator
Four Hole Slrller and Power, either be!ld or geared with "ten faot" elevator.
Six Hole She.lcr and Power complete, either belted or geared with eight or ten foot elevator
Two Hole Ser Feed Sheller, with single sacker, two-horse power, jack and drive rope..... -.
Two Hole Sel Feed Sheller, witii single sacker, t wo-horse power, geared
Two Hole Haid Feed Sheller (or "Farmer's Sheller") with one-horse power, jack and rope
J. 41
5 UiiCi.
JOBBERS Hi
ii
ILND THE BEST QUALITY OF
-
t-j turns tm,si-lsa&-i
DEALERS IN
r ovisions
and well assorted stock of
FANCY GROCERIES
nstaat additions, and which
low as anyHouse west of
WE DEFY COMPETITION.
APPROVED BRANDS.
PRICE PAID FOR
2PH.033HCEI
SWAN Sc I5TJO.
A. II. GILLMORE.
STp 5
101SIOI
n ys ?ps r
Wholesale
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o imi.
U j.jiliESj
SUSMS,
ARLEY,
No. 76 Main Street, McPherson Block, Brownville,
SHELLENBERGER BROS.,
"Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
Mrare, Stoves, Time, Etc,
Ho. 74 Ilaia street,
JUST OPSI'IED,
AT
CT S. HETZBL:
NE W YORK
One Price Clothing House !
No. 70 Main Street
875,000 WORTH OF CLlIDIlitl
HATS, CAPS, BOOTS, SHOES, AND
GENT'S TUSHISHNGS.
These goods were
AT 1 V xl
ih'w luiK, lur mis inarivui, aim are un
doubtedly the most reliable goods of the
kind ever offered in tliis or any other mar .
ket.
Mr. Hetzel's experience in this busi
ness over 15 years enables him to select
his goods with more 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 Zoic for Cash.
Few persons once dealing with Hetzel
but will always deal there, because his deal-
lnorc nro fniv nnrl nVinvo linnrrl TTr Tins Tnif.
One Price.
His stock comprises all the varieties of
Fine and Fashionable Clotliing, equal in
every respect to the
VSR1T BEST CUSTQM-I1AD3 WORK.
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and Retail Dealers in
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F. A. Tisdel, Jr., & Companj,
DEALERS IX
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