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About Nebraska advertiser. (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882 | View Entire Issue (March 24, 1870)
i i : !! i ? 3 I I 't 3 ; 1 3 t i '.a 1 a LOCAL MATTERS. LODGES. ,feu month. V Iture MUn. every Monday K II W. Fx ax as, M. E. H. P. 111,18 " Vui?rrr. Secy. . .-,. h. Valler Ldrer No. 4, A. F. &j til. 1 mJrm No. 3. I. O. O. F. vwl. 1 J CHURCHES. . . ; . U.im1.i at iu each M - .. and 7; p. m. Prayer ;-a0Dain Btuwi te rl.. Cfc-v-r' ..... j u FvriiniK nm.UjIAYtor ; , "" ritrl.t'a rharch Ealioeoaal. Corner r. Mi.rninir at 10 O Clock p. m. M W" u-.n.t fhorch. Corner Fourth and At-tSF-liutc VuJeK Services every Sabbath ex i third ITeach month. al 11 o'clock A. M.. j;rrnd.yevn. T. 8. LOWE. l'A-tr- : : " CITY OFFICALS. Z.- -n.rlt.-MeeU the Flint Thursday In t7 i-t. month. K. K. Kmaibht. Mayor: J. r.uiHs Clerk. A ldoarman-U. L. Math- . M' V"" n r A. Tisl. U I, Kobisou, Wend teTint rKer.MAr.hai. MAILS. J. I. ColLapp, Editor. THURSDAY, MARCH 24, 1870. T Extra copies of the Advestiiib far sale by l t f a ikh t City Book Store, a id Dy U. a. .rot- ock , at the Postomee, vrfkora. ilasicr i-i. - ve at'V p. m.; deiarts V m- cle- 'nf'ie. Frklays at 4 P- m.; departs lfto from 7 a, m.. to 7 da from l" m .' p. m. 8un- W. A. lOlX:K.P. M. UMLJIOADS. it Josepa & Council Bluffs R.U. FOR Two train daily earh way. between St. Joseph iv.,.ti-il BniffH,nnectliiKaa follows: and c" "'"".'..v .1,. it.miihal M. Joseph Albt. Jie n-- " - " 4 .rlt.ron. fet. iVoid If :ir Uulncy. Kausai, Oty . J.w " tWlSSStmrt Valley Railroad Vmir-U fluffs to bt.luUand Qulncy. TTMK TABLE. . WinAii SItrrh 13. 18T9, Z 12otor,noo . JBII- V - . . . hitnnd ort5. wave i-nt-ira i- i : K....n K..nh kave Hliel49 : m i?- : r south, .eave i'help. 7:42 V m Trui Nu. Oa'ly esoept .Moiiday Tram No. 4 daily cicept Haturflay. All otl.r train daily enoept hinday. a iioPKIXS.Cen'l Superintendent. tj-Jafob UoK'-rs' Oninlbun leaves Brown ville for thf ljoal la. ni.rauu i. ""-' o. No No. ' Hannibal & Saint Jouepli Time Tnuic. Taking effect January 8th, 1X7. ARRIVE. i r. Trn dailv except Sunday 7:20 pm . I PacIIic htii. aauj- " ; i NiKlit Kip. daily en-eii juoiiuaj. 'l liruucli rru ouny ri--.i 7:-0 a in 5:4.i a m Nu' I Through frt. daily except Moi.(la;- a iu L. .. 7,i rt.iir xci-it Sunday 5:vpm ia jaa4u .No. ... 6:40 a m PBPAHT. o. 4 NiKht lixp. uany ecri - r c i.h:o Km. dally except Mmoaj No! St. Uui Kx. daily ex-pt Sunday l m . . . . a rM .r Ktliift:iV j .IP III .M :I e,,4 uvAvMiit siindnv.... liipm v ii Thraui frt. daily except talurdaj- .:ii P ni . ...... ... vmt.in O-ihorn. Kidder 5 iUvllle 'ciui Wheeling or Mendville. No will not Mop at SMXt.m. K:tton ';t'7rni -.klni-ulire .Moorvllle. WheehliB or Med I ie. . 'i'. li. Bl" KN K I' T, .en. Agent WEEKLY J1ELACE. Wheat nd corn have fallen five cents on the bunhel By reason of a gorge above, the river fell bo low at this point,. Thursday of last week that our Ferry could make no landing on the opposite anore...Thejur that sat op all Thursday night was plucky Thft Ferry has been running regularly ever since last Friday morning... Court adjourned last Friday...Geo. Stevens and Joseph Opelt drew a 873 gold watch at Marsh's Dollar Store; it cost them 82.........D. C. Cole, of Peru, favored us with a call last Thursday I. p. Burdick. of Peru, reports business brisk In that city.....J. W. Bliss has gone to work in earnest ; he II rmtke it win.. Ktnne. masons have commenced work on Mr, Muir's residence The river is tip and In splendid boatlni? order A big lot of express icoods for Beatrice were in the office at this nlmn Inst. Tnwulnr Evatl WorthlPK is receiving an immense lot of goods in his Warehouse for points West -.Tidel has a new Improvement AJ1 of our merchants have been receiving fcew goods, by Railroad; the transfer teams have been very busy Jor the past few days Mr. James is doing a rood work In posting signs all over the coun try for our raercbanU..-...George Daughcr- ty's Ilesturant is doing a good business for the hungry that visit our; clty;he is one door west of the Bank...-L4tst Saturday a Mr. Cowles and Mr. Bryant eadi tirew a m watch at the Dollar tore Oeo, Marion sold a large bill of goods td a CJitfnian from the Little Blue, who says that many or nis neighbors are convinced that IJrownvuie is their best point to trade at .Detorest TVtrtoi- hot crtTnmenced XcavatlnK for -his residence on the ton of the .hill, between Third and Fourth on Atlantic Street wittintrir,r Hrrw. are recelvinz part of their spring stock of hardware.........J. R. Bell A Son Are doing the largest Lumber bus iness wet of tbe Missouri river uur Brick-makers are getting their yards cleared off, preparatory to opening up A $20 for 31 made one man happy nt Marsh s ixaiar Store last Monday Hist "Saiuruay ana Monday were biz days for trade, people had been froze in for three days...- A. L. Rich, of RichA Gllmore, has gone cast for goods, and will brine n large stock of Groceries J. C. Deuscr has gone to Chicago for a new stock Wm. II. Hoover has traded ms residence property in this city for Huston Russell's farm near Nemaha City; Mr. Rus sell will move up F. K. Johnson of the firm of F. E. Johnson & Co.. is now east for a new stock of Dry Goods and Groceries, he will astonish the natives John ortn has made a regular Scotch Harrow which may be seen in front of Lvan ortmng s u-.irphouse; it looks as though it would op- perate well In our soil We are prepared to print Horse or Jack ullis equal to any office In the world. - Industrial Plow at J. 0. Deuser's. Rtr.C. F. Short, of the Chrlshm Church, designer of the beautiful picture "Jehovah Jlrah.'"we notice, is in th city. He is taking orders for the picture and Is desirous of es tablishing an agency in this county. He may be addressed at Fairfield, Iowa. He will commence delivering his pictures next week. Dir Boarders will find the best accommo- datlons In the city, one door west of Carson Bank, Thanks to J. W. Bennett of the Dagnerre- ian Gallery, for favors shown. He wooing some very good work at his .Gallery. For a Good Meal, well eotten up, wen served up. In a pleasant room, with every thing clean, neat and tasty, or me nest me land affords, for the lowest possible price, go to George Daugherty Ilesturant, one aoor west of Carson's Bank. GEUTOTE JCSIT EEE3S KbUHE U)W I . Chat. IIclmr. Boot and Shoe maker, No. is Main street, keeps a full and No. 1 assort ment of Boots &.. Shoes, and is prepared to make or mend in the best style for casn. Tht First Baptist Church, corner 01 Atlantic and Fourth streets Is having an ad dition built to the parsonage, which will make it a neat and commodious building anA a ann improvement to that street. Bro. Tre is infuslne a ereat deal of energy Into the members of this church, and will build up a strong congregation Banisters, Hand Rail and Newel Post Kept by J. R. Bell & Son, at their Lumber ara corner of College and Flret-sts. .- - Arrlredt' ,' y " , .... A new lot of men's Boots & Shoes; also women and children's work, all sizes; bost Chicago work, at living prices at George Marlon's. . , . The LtnUn Services at the Episcopal Church in this citv will Iks held as follows March 2d. beinir Ash Wednesday, the nrst day of Lent, full mornlngjservlce, and sermon. eveninz praver at 4 p m.. tbe 5 weens lonow- Inff.' eveninz prayer at i p. m., ' Wednesdays and Fridays, "Holy Week," the last week of Lent, Morning prayer at 10 a. m.. evening praver at 4 p. m. On "Good Friaay," iuu moraine service and sermon. . s GEO. R. DAVIS, 20-flwi .- .' .- Bector. ATTE!TIOW, Al.Ii! 4 Ttr rn..n T. Rrnvnvllli fvt Main A. UM, v. " " " T Street, has just opened anew and complete SIOCK OI tlOtllB, VUN1IUC1B, cannon, ouv kinds of Piece Goods, and is prepared to make Gent's Clothing to orderin the most fafhlon- aoiesiyie. ne sio iun imrui aiaae uimning, tiais, uupa auu um u.- . . . j AT o 4W DEAXI1I13 AI7D J03BEKS HI : ; GOODS AM GROCERIES HO. 68 IIAIN STBEET, TEAEE & COS OLD STAND, IIBOWINYIIXIII. WE KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND THE BEST QUALITY Or' wi 5 Hi SHELLENBEEGEll - BEOS., Wholesale and Retail Dealers in P Ho. 74 Hala Street, BroTmvillo, Udh. Stoves, Wm. Vr 1 J I J f -I S M. tVi T)l? A T mi BARLEY, RICE, AND ALX KUTDS OF DRUID FRUIT. A. L. RICH. A. II. GITjIjMORE. NEW ADEII1IISTRATIOIT AT THIJ T M 13 to 33 a!23 rt olaased to see that our caiinure friends are meeting with most encouraging in ntjiininsr aia lor meir new church. ready a fixed fact. vin.. rnnonrHa 41 .V) rwr dozen. 1A V.MiiHro1 onH nil nt l0F VnriftlM 111 I i . . c o,anAtlvn la nnairanf0l AJ1 I 1 ujiui"d . " - ' J yropxll null .. ii.Tim.nuii to . i The building of this edince is at-- to quality anu genuineness n vnin. I AT-Hm ' A. W- MlDDI -Ml -waa J. W. MlDDLETOK. 1'nlon raclflc Hallway Time Tattle. Vntil further notice trains will leave and arrive t Uinaliad&ily an IuIIo'.vm: l- . - iRBIVL Tllr Kxp 11:15 a. in. I Pally Kxp 4:15 p. m -noioi cap...- :i-p. A-m n ni vi ..... u I., lu. Mlid .4.)p.m. .1 VV, J..T ... 7:MU a. ni. IKrelahl l: 1. m, Jaattee Ebrlcht's office was thescence of ncMpmhlf excitement last' Saturday over atria' in which Alfonzo Ellis was plain tiff hnn ohomtvi with keep nz his store at w)n ,irm onen on the Sabbath. After a protracted trial and examination. oi many wku, y i"rv hrouirht In a verdict of "not gM" ty. An Examination was had before justice P"i,rirrhtlAt Friday, as to the right of proper ty in a horse stolen fromAtculson co., jio., nnitft n. while atro. The property was proven hom hxn stolen: and we learn that the n..if...nii it Atchison Co.. Mo., nut LI1C11 .fw.tvw - made his escape. GEUTJUTE J3IHT DEEEE IICLUTE PL0W1 ri-antnsr noLast Monday morning wfts a busy time to those who had dirty gutters, before their place of business, in cleaning them out under the superintendence oi Mar shal Bcrger. SIlss Belr Beshon and her mother who a V M imv len visitlnc their many inenus m Peru, in this county, left for their home in Illinois, Wednesday evening, we wu ww o tafo ifiirnrv. ana vouuii k Uiey return taus, a warm welcome from their host of frlenOs. STw Advertisements. wee unoeriew Aflvertisements. "Proposals for Substantial Stores." "U.S. Internal Revenue notice. , ..ai..i.i i?nn tnr Knie " etc. Here is a niuuvsv -" - chance for all to make a "speck." i pivc I.I'XBF.B TABD. K-iihnnm. Jenkins & Co.. corner of Fourth and Main streets, In this city, have constant ly on hand a full stock of the best l ine i.u.u ir of nl 1 ki nds: also, also Sash, Doors, Bll nds. Shingles, lath. Mouldings, Frames, etc., etc.. .hiM thev are sellinz at tne lowest puiu.ir figures for which the same-can be got out of shipped to this point. They are .i.tminni to continue as heretofore to sup- tht i.nik of lumbes. etc.. usea in tins F,j ...v. - . Land District. Call and see mem : For a eood Saddle, go to Bonder's 52 Main street. i - nr.ma nt irholesale or retail at A. r. Cohn's Cigar Factory, CI Main street. DR. HOLLADAY nocnwifnllv Inform hln old friends And Hi.KnhllK thnt lif 1 nrenarAd to attend all oaiia in the line of his profession. Office at l. 11. ljewts K V.WS lrug own, moii. "y-vi Rmirnv A. ISeti. oi-n LUMBER lit T V. a ir. nnr In mr vnt-fl npar l.OOO.UUV foat.'of th choicest DRY PINE LUMBER, of every style and description, size and tiiicK- etc. ijry vine nincies, iui '' tn fact, anything in the building line; which l warrant a. jso. tin evt-ry jcokcw, y ..kl.l. T An. nnt nmiuun In 1A lirKlCrSOlU. IOr 11 1 1 1 X UU HUlt I" V ' J- '.- . ' ' , ' h nnir mon u-cct of tllA AllSSOlirl TlVer. Lnnti, uj 9 j ...... -- ... I invite an wno neeu anytiuns m j "" give me a can, Know, inaw i cuu uubu .-aa P.rownville.Neb. Cor. Water & First Streeiss T Lumber delivered within the city AHmIt8, tKt-K Uf tltAlvur. BaniRters. Band Rail and Newel Posts kept by J. R. Bell & Son, at their Lumber lard corner of College and Flrst-sts. 'it.tr. itit.a. Ttecnlar Licensed Auctioneer. Sales attended to In the country on reason aide terms. Orders left at the tdrcrfier nfHf-A win receive proper attention. -oni For a No. 1 set of Harness, go to Souder's, "T 4T Vt-Maln fit KIGH & GILMOKE, Successors to W. H. SMALL, DEALERS AND JOBBERS IN Beef. Salt. Coal Oil, Tobacco, Cigars, Cliecse. Dried and Green ITruits, Coa- fectionaries of All lunas, w ooeu w are, ote t AAnnw.tinn witii tin a!m)vo thpv Keen consianuvon uuxm mrgc bui-j '-t All WtSMVV - ' W CORIV: OATS. BRA!, SHOUTS, &c. All Goods Sold at Prices that Defy Competition. t. ,i f!Ti,in,i..!f mr'TRV PRODUCE. J I Aval, .uai XV V b a, IV-t' a.t xa aw a aaa . . .... M. ii T-k 4 .1 I TWlltK Id IViuIf In VQ pf H illo 111 1 Reduced FrlceH to suit tne limes, ismau rrouwanu rn , r-; Gootls will be sold to Country Merchants in either large or small bills and at extremely low rates. o ... JUST OPEITSU, .... G1 se AT J". One Price Clptliiiig House ! No. 70 Main Street. ppnOBIO OF CLOilllilu! HATS, CAPS, BOOTS, SHOES,; AND : . : GENT'S PXTKCIISHinGS. tHsilb. I aJ a. GENERAL rOGBTlBS COMMERCIAL. Geo. Ileuderson is now agent for the eel i-brated Grover & Baker Sewing Machiues, and has a splendid assortment on nana at John W. Hendarson's Fancy Bazar on Main street. George has learned to run the Ma chine thorouchlv. andean instruct all who may purchnuse. Give him a call! . . - . . , Banisters, Hand Ball and ewci i-osis uv i Rell & Son. at their i.umuer iam corner of College and Flrst-sts. Wall Paper, New SlocU, bought since the wiine in eold. and will be soiu ciiear tuan ev uv . . v BROU'NVILLE. tn eV.aiiAt x,n) f 'ranliprrics. 'S Ci. ........ If luiiiiiiui. - ' : r ... vr,. in ih. nir :n)'d :d llonev - Urhnar A.V1 11 "tVirft lOfi'' 1" ' ' ir:'" ".voi Hold nuiiri . ... i. 1,1.. i .tu :t. i-nicKens. cresseu r. liiri.u- 4vmi Turkevs. do -.it. unnr. -"i-ii.i, 'W.i . i:ii-fi do .ll iA.ii i' vi,.... iin1 Hpr Cuttle 3'.(a4cte Apples, green...l.oofn Hogs-gross 7.MJ 7.5" u........r npt 8.1. JT IM1WV... ' t ' , , i n ni l.-. ! " TJreHseAaA ..... J 1 liiu?on Hams.".!!. IS ' Hides, tireen T ..Aft, Siiiiiw lx - i ry i hiii man UhnnlHurv ! Vlllk... II .US'l lV, Wool Vtiwashetl-'JiKf ii Heaver tl,M0M,1.3r. Tlio Wasiiea-Wi tJ itoun McLaughlin 4s. Small have ojx'ned up their Auction and Commission Store, No. 59, Main .Street They are receiving goods, and Tl Ttie Hotel Express train leave, at 15 every ,nrUay. arrive, at lf.l-every tui.da . V xZ V-.u i. h-i1.,i7h niarte at Omaha will. tHilcaso A Norihw "ru. Men "o. R.k U Island and I'acii.c fnd st Ji ai d fooocl H.ulV Jt.iln.ads. and Wurl uirhneol Htruer. Icr all K,.ts East 'A'hevenne with Denver 1'iu ific It. It. for all '? "17rr Mines. . u ii, i ;ni, i vmr.ii lt.lt. tor tNt.i w.e AlOinlen ualitentrai Fuiific llaitrotin. lor or rlne vVrKinlal-'tv. Helena, and a!l N,inta in SIoih T"a X, ir rs M-raioeina. Sn KrHi.--eo. nd all i.oint In lilaho. Nevado and f'ii:l"rnia. . Allfreihtdllvredattlieiiialiadeiotpr.or to ;Vu. in., a iil Koal the name .lay. St SW-itrla re.ve for sli.pmeiit alter .yW p. m. Tickets for sale to all Minlt we-t, at the 1 1( ket Office of the l'ni..n Paeif. ' Ita.lroad. at wli.cli olUce brtli. u .rwl1T.tien. Snpt. r.ooLTox.ax.Al it. kow'?: Faciac Railway f .HUuourl. TasnTer, leaving St l-- 1 Ear Hi road at I otitic, u- - - ' - . conn." tions at Kan-a-tlTr eiU. tio. P" Ur road. arnvln. at l-oiits i.exi " 1 Vw .eep..., n4 f-K-eair-r wk. . -Wl o x r.Mti T- keta for aaie Uas uilicea ol the Mis souri Valley 3 1.! I rid- m , . , ,. , tj, T. tw,.-',v u. U . JL. W. B. U AAAC, A. r. A. CUIcapo & Serin Western Rail Rtad Time Table. LKAVK. Kx press Malls !.fee-H AT m l'at'.nc Ki press daily V- m ABJtrVK. Tac fle Express, dally Kxpress Mail, daili" io?pt 3tol John W. Henderson Is receiving new B.khIs In the Millinery line every week. He crrtalnlj ban the mot eloR.aut line of these ;oods ever etH'd fTi Nebrttaka, R. II. C. Lett has Blue ange S-ed. Grass and Osage Or- Deuser has the Industrial Plow ! J. D. N. Thorap-on & Son have opened "up a new Saddle and IlarnessShop in Aspin- wall. The Colonel is an Old nana nt tne bus iness, and will do a gotnl Jf)l. We hope he will receive a lllx-ral patronage for he Is sterling patriot, and a good Harness maker. Cenrad Sehrlner, proprietor of the nrowiiville Brewery, met with a painful accident last Monday. . hlle pitching a larsre Beer Cask, the pitch suddenly flashed off, the blaze shooting out of the large bung, or hole, burning Mm severely, so that his face and hands are raw, and burning his clothes iu front till tliey dropped to pieces GEHUHJE JCSS DEEBE XIOUITE PLOW ! To Onr Patrons In Joh Work. i, !..-., .... 1.1 ...i.- narnnl iPIim V. lll.kl, Ynboittce in the way o! NeW Ipo, pN Cards Papers.-etc, which warrant us in m--minncVpaae of the literal patronage : . . tit.,m,irn nnlns Hnrotofure OCSLOWOU. c - , Work as can be had anywhere, anu believe, as low. Drr Pine Lumber In all weather at J. Bell's. ' 1 NTO X CLIPPER LOW. CANTON CLIPPER PLO W. CANTON CLIPPER PLO V. CANTON CLIPPER PLO 1 . Sll ELLENBERGER BRO'S. SHELLENBERGER BRO S. siflF.T.T.F.NBERGER URO'S. CA NTON CL IPPER PLO W. CANTON CLIPPER PLOW. CANTON CLIPPER PLOW. CANTON CLIPPER PLOW. FRAXG'S CIIRO.IIOS a a ft- .Ai.n.liiliikn. riT aronivllp nil fi.llnt j rir f'M -ifinw irjimuut iis'ii.t v-M...-.v w.- i iM A ...i.inhii' oviwiitiwl uAtrt rennpr it imnossl hie for any e but experts to detect the diflerence j net ween mem. A tnjm s-a-iAam At t ho AniTlll 'If 1 11 T"t Ml imi. Jilr II I IU 1 1" H 1ac orirv i r - ;-- the Tnited States, east of the Mississippi on receipt ii..!.'J'.'iui,H,inii Imirnul " issued ouarterlv. coriJ tains a complete descriptive catalogue of our Cltro- ii. wiin Kueciai iniorintumii umiu. n. . impn cooies ofthe Journal sent lree to any address on receipt oi siamo. We have on hand a large STAPLE AND To hich we are making co we are selling at irices as the Mississippi. In the Quality of our Goods FLOUR OF THE MOST HIGHEST MARKET td o pd DEALERS IN 12-40 GO GO Provisions and well assorted stock of FANCY GROCERIES nstant additions, and which low as any House west of WE DEFY COMPETITION. APPROVED BRANDS. PRICE PAID TOR A SW.VIN" A: BRO. Tli os r o-oods were selected by himself in New York for this market, and are un- "w f I doubtedlv the most reliable goous ot tne kind eyer offered in this or any other market. Mil. Hetzel's exnerience in this busi nessover 15 years enables him to select his goods with more judgement, ior goou. 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 Low for Cash. Tew persons once dealing with Hetzel but will always deal there, because his deal ings are lair and above board. He has but One Price. His stock comnrises all the Fine and Fashionable Clothing, equal in -every respect to the VERY BEST CUSTOM-HADE WORK. varieties of ry '. PRANG A CO, Boston, Mass. II. C. Lett has received his spring stock of Wall Paper and Window Shades. GE1TTJINE JCSU BEEEE HOLHTE PLOW! rc?5s- Any one hayino CIjAIMS- AGAINST THE UNITED STATES WILL i.-Tvn IT TO THEIR ADVANTAGE TO SEND A STATEMENT OF TIItlK C'A. Tf J. T. DREW. Counselor at Law, Solicitor before the Court of Claims, fec. 4? 8 II SI., v,.cviiiirtiii. Ti. i 5-tf T ll.-'TTTi''VC,T? l . X X lil 1 A U1J MARBLE WORKS! Corner Sixth and St. Charles Streets, ST. JOSEPH, Mo! Dealer in Lime, Hair and CEMENT, I PLASTER, WHITE SAND, FIRE BRICK 'v j.-i 1: i. : THEODORE 1,- ii n Wliolesalo and Retail Dealers in , T IV . ...A .in.. I V- j V--7 U-v v-) 0 G -A. IP ZH3 T a. An n.it... .mi RTnniil Seend mmAkw J . - m . ... r n.rimin iihntllpSpn'InE Ma. tveruseiixnii' i"" - . .kino in our mlverilslnu columns. 1 or lnaustnai riows go 10 ueuser. - - - .... lo-oo a. m Missouri Valley Railroad. TIME TABLK. T. tak. efTect at 1 o'clock r. . on Sunoar. Janu ary tutu, ISU. oois locts. . . , , a. m. 'o. I Kxpreas leas at.. l;uo i. tn. .4:00 a. iu. BKTtaKt. Xo. 5 Express arrives at o. i Express arries at--. . t reiKOt arrive. i - -Non. 8 a-td dally. 1, "A . ciunday. 5: p. m. - nt-ws a. m. &V p. m. t, daily except J. F. BARNAUn, Gen K"P Chicago, nurllnplon qulncy Railroad. MaiL.. Ex ore. . Jlmsdale AccoinniaUUUa An.riiwon ra.ier - Aurora . T:4S a n io- a 4:IU Ui Aurora r---w. H inhale Accoiu iiodatioo...- P 5 'uuia7cenina: fatupjay except iHOpm j) rn )i:j.ia iu 7:1 i a iu Itvuia iu Thi Senate will be In receipt oran ex tensive lot of Liquors in a few days, unsur passed In purity in the West, or any other 3 place. Yalleau does already a lively whole- - ..... sale buhltiess, and win do mucn more as peopJ Jcarn his style, in prices and the liquor he keejwi. Drop In at his place. Tux. IIU1 Co. This firm have Just received a new stock of Dry Ooods, and have nptji.d (iieiti up to the. public. 'They have now a slix-k unsurpassed in extent and va riety in Nebraska, lor all the newest styles find place on titeir shelves. We have but taken a glance at their stock, and cannot speak of it iu ' detail this week. , They have "now the whole west side devoted to piece goods, and about forty foe of theshclvingon the ea.t side filled with their magnificent Mock of fancy notion. Tbe most magnifi cent stock of Dry iioods ever under one roof, in Drownville. are now at Theo. Hill 4 Co's. Go to Denser for Industrial Plows ! Chicago, Rurllnsrlon & Omaha Time Card. FXPABT. -..v. m.irM Kxtrs. Uallr- 4:00 P- m JKail.aat:y, (except runuaj . r( p. m. AsaivK. Omaha snd Oilcasro Express, daily - JV- ta.l.dAllv. (except (Sunday) i.wa- m. Pullmans Hotel Pi.iin tlar 'LoEx" rviu.ui tars accompany Omaha and Umago ti- Wket OnV I2i Farnam, corner Ninth street, UimPKPKL. VwTaAEt Ticket Agent. t.en. N . 1 ART. IMttsburp, rt. Wayne & Clilca co Railroad. 4:90 am :pm ktwim 6::am 4:45 a m 9:U0 a m . ni p m KHKJ p m 1 1. ! .ti,.,. 4. hp nm 8:40am 1 M 1, A 1 ' 1 1 1 iuw.."..".. . Kail iay KxpreiH . I'aclllo Kxprexa.. 11,111 r.xprtr , . w a - A Tri The Brownville Transfer line, ruder aianasement of JACOB ROGERS, Is now Running RefLSlr Oninibunei from Zrownville to lb Railroad Terminus ot tie Coaacll Blue sad St. loaeph Railroad, At irortli Star. Ilo.. T Mllst from BrowuTllla aad Yorta fur Ferry Lnainc -Gaod OxanlbussM. Closo Coxtxetxonf CVav.i M adarat. 30-tf lilt SHEuOill HOUSE. C. M. KACPFMAW, raoratrros 4 Maln-at., BrowstTllle. Thi Hn has been remodeled and reftimlshed tnroiiKboul, and afford, the bent aceomnioriaiiiyuntn lvny to IL lMal and traveling public. It IMwn. locau-d. hiatrea ftir the Wa, and Ommboea ew all trauia, r from Uie tshernan llouaa. Fair 1 r:a, ctiarfv aiadaranp. 15-f Mtuni.-There will be a cpecialneetlng of the Nemaha Valley LU:e A. F. A. M. .n Saturday, next f r work in. i A. By order f the W. M. G.IL DAVIS, Acting Sec'y. Chapter Mtliif Next Monday even ing Is Regular Meeting Browuville CUaHr R. A. M., work in T. M. ana ii. I., .m. C . - . 5 It. T. RAINEi, Secy. Harptter & Gllnes ai now proprietors i.ril.i. ;i,o..il.rn which. Dick SSTK. Will IM? IIIV v -' in the irfHKl old fashion "pure liquor wtvle. This uoDtilur reu t will lo.se nothing iH Its former reputation under the new firm; . . at !. f -how could It when Kicharu is merei Haunafterd & JleFaU are In receipt of a n.rtiin of their spi ing stock, such as Bed steads. Mstraes. etc., only fourteen wagon loads! It is bat a small portion of their coining stock. , ... Just Becelved a fine assortment of Sad dles at Bauer's. ALL CUT- ting done to order at Morgan's Tailor Shop. The Premium Corn Planter Sovr Ready for Inspection or sale I Tbe fnion Corn Planter, as improvtnl for 1870, has few eiuals and no euperhirs. First, It Is made of the very best material, "carefully selected for the purpose; second, the drop ping arrangement Is perfect, anil is so ar ranged that every hill can-be seen ty tne drrver or dropper; third, the depth at which It is desired to plant can le arrangeu to a certainty; fourth, by the new sort attacn ment, the toughest sod can be planted with ease; fifth, with a marker the work can be done more regular and quicker than uy an other planter. Shellenberger Bro's Agents. Genuine John Deere RIoline Plow I Palrnnltr llnmc Iltdnstrv. All kinds of Marble work can be bad at Neidhartlt's Marble Works in this city, enenper man it win-be had elsewhere. None but the beet ma terial used. Corn, Wheat and Oats. .1 1 nin.n A- T.wU linvi. ivmnrnl their' offlce to Robt Teare A Co.'s Store, where they will oflv the highest cash price tor Grain and oth er produce. Private medical aid, read Dr. Whlttler's advertisement. gash and Blinds. Full stock nt I.' R Bell's ' ' - . Farm era often cojoe to town to trade and when noon comes will go into a grocery and make a dinner on of crackers ana cueese. Kfinirthem as much as they would get a nood warm meal for, at George Daugherty's Resturaut, one door west or the Rank. r ... - : " " Always Ready and Reliable. From Its perfect purity and st rength, Dooley'a Baking Towder can be safely relied on as tne oesi and most economic.! Baking Powder In use v,. uhnrt weic-ht. n i cjtc.h Can contains the full net amount represented, and the same quantity Is guaranteed to last longer and Elve "better satisfaction In making YoIK, bis cults, pastry. &c than any other article of the kind now known. Manufactured by DOOLEY 4 BROTHER, New York. Examine tte Industrial Plow ! Choice Freth Batter at Hauk & Armi tsgca. Best Doors In the West at J. R. Bell's. R. V. Muir azent for Lamb's machines, Urownvtllc, Nebaaskiu Knitting 14-tf II. C. Lett has constantly on hand a pure assortment of pure Drugs and Medicines. Genuine John Deere Moline Plow r ten -run rnn ALL KINDS OF o-,..- Wrapflilncr ' In Grain anJ t,.A nA pnr ttn ri n c Mprihant. No, V 4 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 ' I iaiv a O 12. Main street, Hrownville. I-3m Banisters, Hand Rail and Newel Posts at j It. lit-ll A Son's Lumber Yard ; where any thing in the building line can be had, at the most reasocable rate. Tliey nre gatliofiqg the Lumber Tradeof fuUiern Nebraska un der their wing, and for thesimple reason that It pays people better to buy there than any where else. , Genuine John Deere Holine Plow , FIELD SEEDSr'l rV- Tlmothr. Clover. Orchard and Kentucky rti.. Orass SeeL fresh, at McCreery & Nick .IV. Tlrn.SliM. 1 19-Sm Genuine" John " Deere Kbfine Plow . Clocks, splendid assortment. ? WATCHlSJull stock. : . . V. '. '..', JEWELRY, in abundance at : . - : " Dunn & nays' who also do all kinds of re- nnirinr nt docks. Watches or!Jewelry. No. 29, Main street. ll-5m .. Ac, Ac, &c, &c. ll-4ol - WOOL WORTH & COLT, Do ok Binders, Ami Dealers in BOOKS, STATIONERY, PAPER HANGINGS, AND PRINTERS' .STOCK. No. 12, 2d St., St. Joseph. Mo. CA SIT PA II) FOR RA OS! A. PINKK. T. R. REYNOLDS. SOUTHERN HOTEL. FliX E R & RE YXO LUS,Proirieton Eight street, two blocks from R. It. Depot, ST JOSEPH, MO. 451y HOWARD SANITARY AID ASSOCIATION. ; ; x-n tim PnUuf ami Otiro ftf IVia ITrrtrir nnil Pnfor. tunate.on principles of Christian Philanthropy. jvssays on ue r.rrii..i oi i oum. m rmr- 1m iii rulntii.n to Milrri:ll'C mill ISfU'ial K.Vll. With sanitary aid for the alllirted. Sent f ree, in sealed Hiiiveior.ea. AooreHs. iluwabu abouu.iii.i, Box V. Philadelphia, Pa. If T TIT A T?7 usJi aj ia u u J No. 76 Main Street, MePliersoii Block, Brownville, Nebraska. Have the Largest Stock, and Make the Lowest Prices. THE Si ilOWICH- MAMUFACTURSST COBH SHBLLEE LIST OF PRICES, COMPLETE WITH POWER: li-ly DR. WHITTIER, A REGULAR GRADUATE OF A MEDICINE, as diploma at Offlce will v... V.Knn., Iimiror Olltrilfrplt 1 11 t llP t Ttit mCrtt . i 1 -- uith . w . . . . . r -- Of VKNEKKAL, SKJtfAU and PBIVATK UlSJiAS- than any other physician in mi. lioui. . Svphilis, (ionorrha;. Oleet. Stricttire, Orchitt!, lle'rni. and Kupture: all urinary Diseases and Svphilitic or Mercurial A mictions of Throat, skin or llonea, are treated with nnparaUeUea SlltVPJV. Spermatorrhea, Sexual Debbility ai;d Impo tenev, at the result of self abase In yonth.-sexo-nl ex'cess In maturer years, or other causes, and which produce Home of the following eiTecls. as Nocturnal Kiiiissiens. blotches, debility, dizzi ness, dimness of i(tht. conflision ol" idras, evil loreood:ns, aversion to society of females, loss ol memory and sexnal pewer, and ren-JeriuB mnrringe improper, are wrinauently cured -Clio lWu1ir' nniuirfltliirfp. in hlwiliirul nnft private practu-e art.- unsurpassed in St. tlouw or any other city. lt:ck hies of St. Iiouis papers prove that he' lias been locate" 1 henr loiiRer than any other so advertising. The establishment, library, laboratory and appointments, are un rivalled in the west. tinsurpiised anywhere. Aire, wijli experience, can be relied upon, and the doctor caif reler to many ph siclans I hr mah out the country- I' pari success and present position he stands without a competitor. The Wrltiue. of a Phyaiciaii wliacr(p" atation Is I'nion-wide aUould be worth readiair. Doctor Wiiittikb iublishes a Mrtiml prrmph Irt relating to veuewal dtseases a:id the disaa-trou'- and varied confluence of self-abuse that will be sent to anr addn-w iu a sea let 1 envelope for t wu stamps Many physicians introduce pa tients to the doctor a'ter reading his medical pamphlet. Communications conlideulial. A friendiv talk will cost you nothing. Office cen tral, vet retired No. 617 St. Charles street. St Ixmii. Ma. - Hours a no. to 7 p.m. Sundays It tosp.m.i. . .v;.!ii ; . . 2s-y Four Hole Shelter and Tower, clth'er betted ot geared with double sacker-. rOUr UDlC(-"i""-' , ...i.v. ,t..ti,t fin.C' Klovalnr Four Mole Sheller and Power, eltneroeace or ?crcii.. rour jio ie i i .....,. rtivi.v-r with "ten foot" elevator - Pnnr Hole Sheiier anu i-'jw vi, - - - TToie heller and Power complete, either bcltrd or gsarcd with eight or ten foot elevator !slX l"lc ... ... ., , ..-i.r It,.'- .mil ilrivp rnnp Two Hole Self Feed Slielier, wun single ear.sr, i""-""' v. - - Tvrnllole self Feetl Sheller, with single sacker, two-horse power, geared .'. Two Hole Hand Feed iSliener or -rrmvz oiiv w 4.v 4 i.Ma.aaaA.... SI f ;-(vNJ Pern Livery Stable. 0 j. : CHARLES GEADE, Dealer in Iiinds of Stock. Horses Bonslxt, Sold, or. F.xrh an god. Stock Boarded by the Day or Week. MY STABLKS art stocked with arood Horses and bnfTKies. Persons wishing conveyance to any por tion of the Nemaha Lad District can be accommo dated. The ' ' Peru iz. BroTTnvllle Coach Iieavesmv Stables evfTV morning at 10 o'clock. A. r l'astpiir" or packages wifely conveyed. Or ders left with the Postmasters Will be promptly at tended to. . - 121-yl.- : ' - ' FOR SALE BX F- A. Tisdel Jr., & Company, niA ' --W J f "Si J ' DEALERS, IX A&RIGULTURAL IPLEIffi! 1 . . . ,; . pinST.. STREET, ' . r ,' . .ii. .1 . rn . . - ' ' '-" ' ' '' 1 - 1 I