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SOCHI, DumcxonY.
LODGES.
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jh:kui w'""'"'",r:n"; r "..j-.r
ncach motittu leciure ieeun,o eierj vjuiray
juiygT.secr,
fKP-Nemnha Valicr Lodce No. 4. A. F. &
Ilf?? -r ilmiUf imninnlrftr hns first ana
third Sattirdny ntshu In each nionth. fKe of
Inltructlon ?very Saturday night. Ji. V. TVnNAS.
Y. M. Jul"1 nui.'H'-'w
CHURCHBS.
-lrrbTterlnn Cfanrcli.-Servlces each
.hha!h at litai a m.. and .:. n. m. Prayer
,i; Wednesday evenings. Sabbath School
sWocki.m. J. T.aibi. Pastor.
S";
-Methodist E. Churrb. Services each
srvhlmth nt 10:30a. in., and 7;30 p. m. Jun-
dar School at 9 Mn. Prayer Meeting Thursday
ventoK. V. - May. Paator.
C'hrlot'ii Church Episcopal. Corner
Punday
Holy Communion administered on the jTirst.Snnday
"f eacn month. Seau free. O. R. IJAVIS. Rector.
?I!nptlat CUiirch.-Corner Fourth and At
&" lantlc strceta. Services every Sabbath ex
Dt the third In each month, at 11 o'clock a. m.,
Lafi -o'clock r m. Sunday School at 10 a. m.
prayer Mectln? Wednesday evening. T. S. I.OWE.
CAfVIT.
CITY OFPirALS.
3CItr Council.-Mmh the FlrytThursday In
JfS? rnch month. Mayor, C. V. Stewart. Al
mien F. A, Tlsdel. W. i). Lewis. F. K. Johnson,
ieSdbVrdt.J). Plasters. 3'urehnl. J). Capir.bell.
NrV- J n. IJocfcer. Attorney. S. French. Treas
urer. ""'- Middleton. Knglueer.T. W. Hertford
" " MAILS.
-(.-ra.vortbcrnr Eastern mid Southern, de
JVSS nsrts at 9 h. m.: arrives ul 3 v. m.
Hnlo Mall arrives at S p. m.: departs at 7 n. m.
ivru Ma" arrives at 10 m.; dc-mru nt 12 p. m.
lultrice Mall arrives Mondays. Wednesdays and
TrWlts i-ns.: departs Tuesdays.Tnursdftys and
Haurdny at 7 a. m.
rnt Mail arrive Fridays at 4 p. m.; departs
"Thordy at a. m.
Port Office Hour from a. m.. to . " p. m. Sun
jiomWtoloSjuni. W. A.POI.6CK.P.M.
LOCAL MATTERS.
J. L. Coliapp, Editor.
THURSDAY, APRIL 14, 1870.
B-Z-nxtra copies of the AnvEBTl.sJCR for sale by
A. 5. MAfcMi, at City Rook Store, and by C. A. Fol
ofi.attbe IVatotlice.
$150 Cold AVatcU for Slat Marsh's Dol
lar Store
Fence AVire,lu abundnnpe at Shcllcnbcr-
ger Uro's.
-
For Plastering Hair go to J. W. Mlddle
"(on'8, At his old htand. 26-4t
Ulcli &- Glllmore have now & stock of
Groceries unsurpassed In Southern Xcbras
ka, and' arc selling them on a gold biisis.
Jarael Xrc. City Baker, corner of First
and Main streets. Is fixing up hlsSoda Foun
"dn. This looks like warm weather was
coming.
Sliellenberfrer Dro'i were receiving
p!ow for four days during the past week just
as fust as four teams could -haul them from
the depot at Phelps.
Itell glows. Ppeclal service will be held nt
the Episcopal Church to-morrow. Good Fri
day and next Sunday, Faster.
G. R. Davis, Rector.
Ctinf. Ilclmcr, thodown town Root and
Sho Maker, Is still tlolns well by the public
In lurulshins them with the verj- best RooLs
und Shoes in the market. Glvo him a call.
1 1 mile &. ArraiURe have now and keep
constantly on hand, a choice assortment of
Groceries, both staple and fancy; and are
men with whom It will pay to deal. Give
them a call ". '
Col. C. It. Smith, Receiver of the Land
Ollice for Ihls District way back in the .VJ's,
was in town Iho past weok wlih his lady.
The Colonel es HrowtiviUe more prosperous '
thnn most any one in his day would have
predicted.
RMlroad Iron. The day after the organ
ization of the Hoard of Directors of the 11..
Ft. K. A P. K. It. Company In this city. Rail
road Iron commenced arriving at this place.
'This Is what we call enterprise, and cannot
fall to result In the-building of the road In
the shortest possible time.
Mrs. J. 21. Grnliam lves instruction In
"vocal and lustruuiental music, nnd Is agent
or the best Organs and Tlanos In the coun
try from the firm of Root & Cady, Broadway,
New York. Steck-, Ghlckcrlng, Steinway,
Haines Bro's, Colcnburg & Paupel Pianos, all
-warrcntedl
ProduccSlilpnient. The Eikhorn shlp
ped on at this place for points below, last
Monday evenlpg, "WOO sacks corn, 2000 bushels
wheat, and COO, sacks potatoes. She also Bhlp
lied a lot from Peru and Nemaha City. Tills
In bat a break on our surplus, and from now
on it wfll go off lively.
A large otoclc of Clothing and Gent's Fur
mlshlng Goods In better shape was never
brought under one roof in this nectlon than
that of J.S. Iletzcl. He le eminently fitted
for the business he Is in and takes a delight
in his reputation for falrdeallngsojustly ac
quired. JJoisthcman to go to If you want
-an honest deal.
Gnoaery. We notice that our young and
-enterprising friend, Clias. E. McPheison, has
commenced tho erection of a Gooscry and
Duckery in .the rear of the Block. It is a
worthy enterprise If It results In fencing the
,pond so that the school children cannot
mako a Duckery of It. We would advise
Chester Whites as the mostprolltablo breeds.
May Is Coming ! May Is here! ! A, May
as ready to deck the public of both sexes
In robes of beauty, made of the best material,
from the best looms of the land. Yes, in La
dles' Dress Goods, May, the Regulator, is tho
champion,, nnd for Gents' Goodit Clothing,
etc, It Is folly to go farther than the Regula
tor. Flow r Pott cry .Have you seen those
Cafi!5U "Vases at Rich it Glllmore's; those
Slanging Baskets, etc ? If not, you should.
They are.tho nicest articles of the kind that
were ever offered In this market. They are
tthe handiwork of Hon. S. M. Rich, and re
alect the genius of a tree artists. Mr. R. Is an
.-orttet-cf this line, n perfect gentleman and a
.good judge of what looks neat and tasty.
"Xeftlhardt & Co's Marble Yard. A
hort visit to this yard, corner of 7th and
tMain, will give anyone, as It did us, the
pleasant knowledge that, in this line, Brown
vllle can supply the wants of Southern Ne
braska and Northwest Missouri as well as
any point in the west. This Arm havo con
stantly on hand a supply of Marble equal to
any demand that may be made, and the
monuments and tomb stones In their yard,
finished, prove, that as a workman, Mr. Neld
hardt cannot be excelled. While there for
.alwut half an hour Monday we saw three
tombstones packed for shipment for Mis
souri, showing that their work is breeding a
foreign as well as a home demand. Their
Trices save our people the extras they have
henitoforc been paying peddlers.
The Closing Exhibition of the winter term
of Mrs J. W. Bennett's Juvenile Class in Vo
cal Music, at the High School last Monday
evening, was a perfect success. both in the at
tendance and music. The class did them
selves and their teacher great credit and gavo
tho large audience a genuine satisfaction ;
and all went off pleasantly and harmonious
ly. The perfection of this class Is the best
testimonial of Mrs. Bennett's ability as a
teacher of VocalMuslc, and should result in a
much larger class to commence the next
term with, which will begin next Saturday
afternoon at the First Baptist Church. The
compensation, SI per scholar, for twelve les
sens, is no object to parents or teacher, as
the one can spare it without feeling it, while
the other we know teaches more for tho love
of it than the pay. Parents, send your chll-drrn.
week. J.Lctt- J.STi-viowoy. Secy.
""vVry Friday evening B.F.Socdkb.
V. C T. ATV)K BLACKHPgy . W . G.
BRAftCHXXG OUT .
It Is a satisfaction to every citizen of our
embryo metropolis to see our" business men
branching out to see them advance toward
trade In every direction, and still keep their
supply here np to both the retail and whole
sale demand. Thus, for instance, but a few
weeks since, we had thesatlsfactlon of notlce
iug the purchase of the Lumber Yard at
Phelps by J4 R. Bell fc Son, and now we no
tice that the "Sonj" Sim Bell,- hasjfcst been
nt Tccuniseh for the purpose of opening a
Yard out there, 60 says the "Chieftain." Thus
they have control of three Yartls can pur
chase their Lumber on a.largsr scale than
ever heretofore, and Brownvillo is still raoro
firmly entrenched as the Lumber Market of
Southern Nebraska. The Bells are enterpri
sing all over, as will be evident to anyono
who will take the pains to go to their Yards ;
they have In this city millions of feet of the
best Pine Lumber of all kinds, and Lath,
Shingles, Doors Sash, Blinds and everything
else to correspond. These they buy in large
quantities at the lowest wholesale rates go
ing anywhere, and are selling them at the
lowest retail rates ever offered in Nebraska.
"Without defying competition, they still hold
themselves ready to sell the best Lumber at
as low if not lower rates than any other Yard
In the State. Their Yard is corner of College
and Second streets.
THE PICTURE GALLERY
Of Mount fc Bennett, in this city, is the
most complete establishment of the kind in
Southern Nebraska. It has been completely
re-modeled under the new proprietors, who
have made It their aim to give greater con
venience in the preparation or toilet room,
and to increase their facilities fortaking pic
tures. They have now a good large reception
room; a neat toilet room, a room for their
chemicals, and the Gallery proper. In the
Gallery they br.ve one feature which is not
equalled by any we have ever seen, it is a
series of serenes Just below the sky light, by
which the operator can throw the light just
where he wishes, in fact ho has the light en
tirely at his command, and can take pictures
"from early morn to dusky eve;" in fact at
any time of the day. Their picture, case at
the foot of the steps shows that they cannot
be excelled as artists; they ore as good, if not
tho best lot of Ambrotypes we ever saw.
They do work cheap, too, that is Just as low
as possible and make a living. Give them a
call and "catch tho shadow ere the substance
falls" Up stairs over No. 47.
SO GOOD AN OPPORTUNITY
"Was hever before presented to our citizens
as at present to iecure their houses against
those pests to tho careful and economical
house-keeper Rain, Snow, Dust and Cold
which enter underillhungorshrunkcn doors
and windows. J. O. Clay Isnowatthe Reyn
olds' House exhibiting and taking orders for
puttlugon his patent Weather Strip. It Is
one of the most useful Inventions of tho pe
riod, and all should go and see it in operation
and leave their orders. "We understand the
Patentee is selling County and State Rights.
I ha-ro now on sale at my Garden in
Brcwnville, a fine collection of three year
old Crab Apples in variety, Pears and Cher
ries, all very fine.
R. "W. FunxAS.
McCORMICK'S ADVANCE :
Prixe Jlovrer I-! Reliable 111 one or two
wheeled, single or double-barred, slow or fast
motion, combined and separate Harvesters,
with Improvements for 1S70, are the most
simply-constructed, light draft, accurate-raking,
gralu-gleaning, rapid-running and
clcan-cuttiug machines now manufactured.
This is attested by all who havo used them ;
tho "Advance" being considered the nc jim
ultra of Reapers and Mowers. The McCor
mick Bro's never made a machine for sale
that they were afraid to put on trial against
any other, and tiieir "Advances" challenges
as well the admiration of the world as It
does all other machines to a trial. Ell H.
Wilcox, Agent, olliceat F. E. Johnson & Co's
store, Brownvllle.
Commisslou Business. McLaughlin &
Small are now In the Commission Bu&lnessln
earnest. Our farmers will do well to make a
note of this as the market herds rather fluc
tuating; for by this means they may leave
their butter, eggs or other produce with tho
abovo firm on commission, and for a small
per cent, they will sell it when produce may
be up, thus giving the farmer tho range of
the market without bis being to the trouble
to come and sell. Thus eggs or butter often
raise live or ten cents in a day or two; well,
to get tho benefit of that raise, if produce is
low when the farmer oilers, leave it on com
mission with the above firm.
$3,23 XX S3,50 XXX $3,75.
Fall Wheat Flour is now selling at the
abovo prices at McLaughlin & Small's Auc
tion and Commission House. No person can
afford to use Spring Wheat Flour any longer;
It don't pay! We know from experience
that the above Flour Is No. I.
GENUINE JOHN DEERE MOLINE PLOW I
AUCTION! AUCTION! I
McLaughlin & Small will open their Auc
tion Room for business next Saturday, and
have a large lot of Goods which will be sold
that day! Hero Is a chance for bargains!
No. 50 Main street.
A. D. MARSH
Has n scheme at his
DOLLAR STORE
Amounting to upwards of
$0 00,
Consisting of articles valued at from
SI TO $150,
All to be sold for
ONE DOLLAR!
If you have anything to Invest on a chance
venture where you aro sure to go a prize,
goto
MARSH'S DOLLAR STORE I
Quite a Seene occurred on our streets last
Sunday. A young lady was seen to rush
frantically up to a young gent about to
mount a horse, grab the reins, and demand
immediate fulfillment of the matrimonial
engagement, under penalty of blowing out
the young gent's brains. In splto of pistol
and threats, Charles mounted and went out
of town, returning towards evening, when
two or three little scenes occurred; "nothing,
however, resulting but an Immense amount
of scandeL The young lady we learn hasleft
this propinquity. "And shesald now Charles
Augustus, Oh! wouldn't you liko to wed,"
and he wouldn't.
Protratetl Mr e ting. The Christian de
nomination of this city and vicinity have
commenced holding a series of revival meet
ings in the First Baptist Church. Preaching
every evening.
B. FT. K. fc. P. R. R.
Calls on Its Stockholders for 10 and 5 per
cent, of their subscription within thirty
days, as will be seen in another column ; al
so, calls for bids for grading ten miles or road
bed. Here Is a chance for contractors. The
work will be pushed forward with vigor.
Internal Revenue. J. E. Lamasters has
a "call" in our advertising columns for all
those who havo any Internal Revenue Tax
to pay to meet him at a certain time and
place. Read and be prepared.
BEYOND A PREADVENTURE
The stock of Quecnsware, Glassware and
Wooden ware Just opened by F. E. Johnson A
Co., cannot bo excelled anywhere. They
have also as full a stock of Groceries as can
be found; all of which they areselllng60 low
that if you don't buy there you will "go far
ther and fare worse."
THE RED ROVER PICTURE CAR
Is now In this city, located on the lot west
of Deuser's Tin shop, and Its proprietor, D.
C Cottrel, is now prepared to tako pictures
In all styles of Art known, and flatters him
self that, with his improved apparatus, he
can take pictures in the best possible man
ner, at lower rates than ever before offered in
this community. His stay will necessari
ly be but short, and all who would avail
themselves of this opportunity to get good
picturep, low, call toon.
WEEKLY MELAKGE.
A new building is going up on the corner
of Second and Nemaha streta.-.The II. &
Turner made our Levee Inst Friday, -with a
large lot of freight forourinerchants.....The
Elk Horn passed up Saturday, leaving con
siderable freight for this place on our Levee.
...--.The TF". IT. WaU:er, Railroad transfer
boat paseed up Sunday morning...... The
river was on tho rise last Friday, Saturday,
Sunday, "Monday, and Tuesday, with an im
mense sight of drift wood running....Tim
McLaughlin has one Htory of hlsstore build
ing up.....Twelve emigrant wagons crossed
at this point last Monday, each .containing a
large sized, healthy, rosy looking family.
"Suffer such to come unto us," for of -such
will we make the best State in the Union...
Valleau's new billiard hall is the centre of
attraction J ust now for recreation and amuse
ment... ...Columbus Hawk's new residence
will make a fine appearance when finished.
.-...The transfer business from Phelps to this
city Is very brisk, for besides what is trans
ferred for this place, the west is now getting
most of her goods via Brownvllle, as being
the nearest and cheapest .We found last
Sunday, in a strole of an hour, four new res
idences, completed this spring, of which we
had no knowledge, and we thought we knew
all about Brownvllle and her improvements.
......The roads "west are in good condition,
with a few exceptions, such as the slough
across the road in front of Geo. Empson's,
and that near the Coloman farm, both of
which should receive attention this spring.
Next Sunday is Easter..... Louis Hill is
making preparation's for the erection of a
fine residence on his half block In Brown's
Addition to Brownvllle Joseph Shutzis
getting material on the ground for the erec
tion of a building for his Jewelry Store..........
The IT. 8. Turner passed down last Monday
afternoon, taking considerable freight from
this place The crossing on Fifth street,
between Main and College, needs attention.
Sixth street, south of Main, Is now one of
the bestJateral streets in the city. Joseph
Shutz has been on a visit to some of his rela
tives In Missouri .The "Red Rover" pic
ture gallery painted yellow arrived in town
last Monday. A. J. McFall has been to
St. Joseph this week ...Dougherty's Res
taurant Is already reaping a deserved success
Marsh's Dollar Store Is In receipt of
new fancy goods......Filling on Atlantic
street has stopped ; why ?......... Yesterday was
terrible dusty, and, as always happens at
such times, tho wind blew It all around
Most everybody is or should plant trees and
shrubbery. Tho river Is on a stand, bank
full......Scvcral German families, fresh from
tho fatherland, arrived here yesterday.
TOWN PRIDE.
It Is a fact that there is a feeling inmost persons
of pride in their locality or town, which Is fostered
and kept up by the character of Its Institutions,
and grows on a community to an extent limited on
ly by the degree of perfection to which they arrive.
Thus,BrownvillianshavearI?htto feel proud of
their Churches, of their High School, of their Store
buildings, especially of "the RIock," and more es
pecially of the corner Store In that Rlock ; for Mc
pherson & Tuttle fire men who keep a large stock
of the best goods on hand and will sell just as low
as possible. Just now they have a very lino stock
of Queensware, or which they have received a lar
ger stock than was ever before shipped to one house
In this city. Their's Is an assortment not to be sur
passed anywhere in the West; and they bought low
for cash and will sell the same. They have also a
very full assortment of Groceries, In such quantities
that they are prepared to defy competition at either
wholesale or retail, in either quality or prices.
They keep their Dry Goods Department up to the
demand at all times. We are pleased to endorse
this firm as one both pleasant and profitable to deal
with. No. 65, McPhcrson's Block.
Industrial Plow at J. 0, Deuser's.
See the Card or Ncely & Co., Carpenters
and Joiners, In to-day's paper. Itisa firm of
first-class workmen, who tako a pride In
their work, and will work as reasonable as
work can be done. Go and see them, if you
want anything In their line.
OSAGE ORANGE HEDGE PLANTS!
If. C. Lett, at the Elk Horn Drug Store has
the purest and largest lot of plants on hand
ever offered In this section. These plants
are sure to grow, as they arc well rooted and
have been taken up and kept with care. We
learn that he Is giving responsible parties
time. Time lost In planting a Hedge Is
money irretrivably lost. You need but to
look at them to be convinced that they are
superior plants in the best condition. The
price is within the reach of all.
GENUINEJOHN DZESE JMLIHE PLOW!
r
Banisters, Hand Kail nnd Newel Posts kept
by J. R. Bell & Son, at their Lumber Yard
corner of College and FIrst-sts.
W all Paper, New Stock, bought since the
decline In gold, and will be sold cheaper
than ever at
MCCRKEUY A ICKELX.
GENUINE JOHN DEEBE MOLINS PLOW!
To Our Patrons In Job Work.
We would say, parenthetically, that we
have received a considerable addition to our
Job Office in the way of New Type, Inks,
Cards, Papers, etc., which warrant us in In
viting an increase of the liberal patronage
heretofore bestowed. We eannow turn out as
fine Job Work as can be had anywhere, and
believe, as low.
Dry Pine Lumber In all wi-ather at J. R.
Hell's.
or Industrial Plows go toDeuser.
CAXTOX 'CLIPPER PLO W.
CANTON 'CLIPPER PLOW.
CANTON CLIPPER PLO W.
CANTON CLIPPER PLOW.
SIIELLENBERGF.R BROS.
SHELLENBERGER BRO'S.
SHELLENKERGER BRO'S.
CANTON VLIPER PLOW.
CANTON CLIPPER PLOW.
CANTON CLIPPER PLO W.
CANTON CLIPPER PLO W.
H. C. Lett has received his spring stock of
Wall Paper and Window Shades.
ALL CUT-
ting done to order at Morgan's Tailor Shop.
ThePremiumCornPlanter
Jfow Ready for IsiectioR or sale !
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; llfth, with a marker the work can be
done more regular and quicker than by any
other planter. Shellenherner Bro's Agonts.
Genuine John Deere Moline Plow I
Patronize Home Industry. All kinds
of Marble work can be had at Neidhardt's
Marble Works in this city, cheaper than It
can be had elsewhere. None but the best ma
terial used.
Corn, Wheat and Oats.
Ralney k Lewis have removed their office
to Robt! Teare & Co.'s Store, where they will
pav the highest cash price tor Grain and oth
er Produce.
Private medical aid, read Dr. Whittlcr's
advertisement.
Sash, and Blinds. Full stock at J. R.
Bell's
Best Doors In the West at J. R. Bell's.
R, V. Mulr agent for Lamb's Knitting
machines, Brownvllle, Nebaasba. H-tf
Genuine John Deere Moline Plow!
Banisters, Hand Rail and Newel Posts at
J. R. Bell & Son's Lumber Yard ; where any
thing in the building line can be had, at the
most reasonable rates. They are gathering
the Lumber Tradeof Southern Nebraska un
der their wing, and for the simple reason that
it pays people better to buy there than any
where Dlse
Genuine John' Deero-Moline Plowi;
CASH YAW FOR ALL KINDS OF
6HAIS
By Evan "Worthing, dealer In Grain and
Commission and ForwardingMerchant. No.
5C, Main street, Brownvllle. lS-3m
GENUINE JOHN DSSBE MOLINE PLOW !
Just Received afinc assortment of Sad
dles at Bauer's.
LADIES !
Fluitlng Machines, Curling Irons, Pinking
Irons, Fluting Irons, at Shellenberger Bros.
Ladles, go nnd see them; just what you
want.
A PIXE LUMBER YARD.
Kilbouni, Jenkins &Co., corner of Fourth
and Main streets, in this city, have constant
ly on hand a full stock of the best Pine 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 ont of
the log and shipped to this point. They are
determined to continue ns heretofore to sup
ply the bulk of lumbes, etc, used In this
Land District. Call and sec them !
SHELLENBERGER BRO'S
Have, during the past week, received at
least $10,000 worth of Hardware of every
kind, which makes their's decidedly the lar
gest stock ever opened In Southern Nebras
ka. Their large store room Is now full to the
celling with Hardware, Stoves, and Tinware,
and below a room of equal size is filled with
Stoves, Fence "Wire, etc They do an exten
sive business, nnd consequently can, and do,
do it on small profits. Their great desire Is
to soil largely, which, at the same time that
It advertises them, enables them to sell goods
to all on smaller profits. They are enterpris
ing, energetic, honorable men to deal with,
whi oh all will find by calling on them at No.
74 Main street, Brownvllle.
H. C. LETT
Has now tho fullest stock of Drugs, Wall
Paper, Paints, Stationery and Oils that can
be found In this market, and Is selling them
low down for tho ready cash ! Call and see
him at the Eikhorn Drug Store.
I have for sale of my own growing 10,000
Seedling Peach Trees; 2000 English Hop
Roots ; a few hundred of the finest variety ai
Rose Roots; Lilacs; Splrens; Houghton!
Goosberies, and a few bearing, five and six
year old Grape Vines, which I desire to re
move, and will sell.
R. W.FURNAS,
Brownvillo Nebraska.
Deuser has the Industrial Plow !
FIELD SEEDS.
Timothy, Clover, Orchard and Kentucky.
Blue Grass Seed, fresh, at McCrecry & Nickr
ell's Drugstore. lJ-3m
Banisters, Hand Hall and Newel Post kept
by J. R. Bell fc Son, at their Lumber Yard
corner of Collcse and First-sts,
The Lenten Services at the Episcopal
Church in this city will beheld as follows:
March 2d, being Ash Wednesday, the first
day of Lent, full mornlng',service, and sermon,
evening prayer at 4 p in., the 5 weeks follow
ing, evening prayer at 4 p.m., Wednesdays
and Fridays, "Holy Week," the last week of
Lent, Morning prayer at 10 a. in., evening
prayer at 4 p. in. On "Good Friday," full
morning service and sermon.
GEO. R. DAVIS,
20-6w Rector.
For a good Saddle, go to Soudcr's .52 Main
street. 7-tf
CIGARS at wholesale or retail at A. F.
Culm's Cigar Factory, 01 Main street.
DR. HOLLADAY
Respectfully informs his old friends and
the public, that he Is prepared to attend all
calls in the line of his proression. Office at
1). H. Lewis fc Co.'s Drug Store, Main street,
Brownvllle, Neb. 51-tf
LUMBER!!!
I have now In my yard near 1,000,000
feet of the choicest DRY PINE LUMBER, of
every style and description, size and thick
ness. Also Doors. Sash, Blinds, Mouldings,
etc. Drv Pine Shingles, Iith and Pickets.
In fact, anything In the building line, which
I warrant A No. 1 in every respect, ami on
which I do not propose to be undersold, for
cash, bvany man west of the Missouri river.
I Invite all who need anything in my line to
give me a call, knowing that I can outfit them
with good material, at the fairest rates.
J. R. BELL.
Brownvllle, Neb.
Cor. Water & First Streets,
NTT5 Lnmberdellvored within the city
. .limits, FREE OF CHARGE.
Banisters. Hand Hail and Newel Posts kept
by J. R. Bell A Son, at their Lumb'er Yard
corner of College and First-sts.
J. W. Bliss, Regular Licensed Auctioneer.
Sales attended to in the country on reason
able terms. Orders left at the Advertiser
office will receive proper attention. 4S-5m
For a No. 1 set of Harness, go to Soudcr's,
52 Main bt. 7-tf
Genuine John Deere Moline Plow I
Clocks, splendid assortment,
WATCHES, full stock.
JEWELRY, in abundance at
Dunn Allays whonlsodo all kinds or re
pairing of Clocks, Watches or'Jewelry. No.
20, Main street. ll-3m
Go to Deuser for Industrial Plows !
Farmers often come to town to trade and
when noon comes will go Into a grocery and
makc.a dinner off of crackers and cheese,
casting them as much as they would get a
good warm meal for, at George Daugherty'.s
Resturant, one door west of the Bank.
Examine the Industrial Plow !
Choice Fresh Butter at Hauk&Armi
tages. COIUUCEECIAIj.
BROWNVILLE.
Corn. s"ielled....4.ya,,-,0
Corn, In the ear....40(Jfc4ir
Spring Wheat 45a50
Oats 30
Barley Oats 33 '
Barley -Wfa t
Sprlnc W Flour2.iVr,5wO
Fall W Flour..-Vn3.75
Apples gTeen...$i,.W,:x
Potatoes ..:JXa 25
lArd ... .....13
Racon Hams ....165
" Sides 17
" Shoulder 15
Wool Unwashedaxa.S'5
" Tub Washed.-I0,'5
Cranberries, "j qt.l5
Honey. .
i Ekrs 10(3124
Butter .ax&l'i
Chickens, drossed . 1&....8
Turkeys, do 10
(Iee."e. do 10
Beef Cattle ifH cts
Hogs gross 7.U) 7..V)
" net S.75
" Dressed "? "4 .7f.9
n Ides, ; recn.. .4(ii5
Dry Flint lW4.ll
Mink I,ir5.l,V)
Beaver. fi,axS;i.2
jCoon SCXJ-TO
Northwestern Department
OK THE
ASBTJRT
LIFE INSURANCE CO.
Offlces No. 0, 7, S, Opera House,
CHICAGO, ILL.
HOME OFFICE, 201 Dronuiray, X. Y.
Lemuel Bsn?s, President.
(Jen. .Elliott; Ylce-Pres. A Sce'v.
Emory Mcl'lintock, Actuary.
A." E. a. Purdr,3I. 1. .Med. Ex.
DEPARTMENT OFFICERS.
GEORGE a COOK. President.
LEROY SWORMSTEDT, Secretary.
THOMAS BE VAN. M. D. Med. Ex'r.
GRANT GOODRICH, Counsel.
DEPARTMENT DIRIECTORS.
Geo. C. Cook,
Of G.d'ookACp,
John V. Far we II,
OfJ.V.FarwellACo.
J. H.Wood worth.
Pres't Treasurv Rank
L. Hitchcock, D. D.
Ast W. Book Con.
J.M. Keid.D. D.
Ed. X.W. Chr. Advocate.
H. V. Karnes,
Prs. Com. Xat'l Bank.
Orrlncton Lunt,
Capitalist.
Grant Goodrich,
I-awyer.
Abner R. Scrnntou,
Of Purington A scranton
K. II. Gnmmon,
Of Gammon A Prindte.
T. W. Harvcr,
Lumberman.
W. S. Carter.
Lawyer, Milwaukee.
L. Swormstcdt,
Secretary.
RET. T. B. LE0,
GENERAL AGENT,
Nebraska CUy, Nebraska.
D It . V M. A R X 6 L b
MEDICAL EXAMITEi .
SrowxvUW, ?frniVB.
W
J. S. Hetzel'sTfew Tort'
SPRING
CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS,
Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes,
TRUNKS, VALISES, UMBRELLAS. Etc., Etc.
Remember the place,
HETZEL'S ONE PRICE CLOTHING HOUSE,
McPherson Block, No. 70 Main Street, Browirville, Nebraska.
1866. 1B70.
OPEN to THE WORLD
JTOJt
eOMPETSTIOfl 1
F. A. TISB2L, JR., & CO,
Can and wil sell you all kinds of Implements cneaper
than any otner house in Nebraska.
We sell the
BUCKET
Reaper and Mower !
We
s W---1---
STUDEBAKER AND WHITE WATER
WA-G-OIiSrS,
AND BUGGIES OF ALL IINDS.
We seH the
KIH3T
Reaper and Mower ! !
and the
J. H, MANNY REAPER.
We sen the
Rumor Cultivator, Garden City Clipper Plow
PEKIN TWO AND THREE-HORSE PLOWS,
SMITH'S Cast Cast-Sieel PLOWS, EXCELSIOR and GANG PLOWS,
PEINCETON IRON-BEAM PLOWS,
ALL KINDS OF CORN PLOWS,
One and TwoHole Hand Corn Shelters, and One,
Two and Four-Horse Power Shelters.
F YOU H AiifflG,
WE KEEP NOTHING BUT FIRST GLASS GOODS, AND GUARAN
TEE ALL OUR GOODS TO BE AS RECOMMENDED.
A full Supply of Extras always on Hand !
WTwtmra
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KZzlfSELS;
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n!Jf.HK..t irj, i .(.A1
jKflBcKlHbS
5" i i PBbWib
OIL CLOTHS AND MATTING
No. 76
i. rs
" ?"t,f !" if; .3.
Hare the Largest Stock, and Make the Lowest Prices.
AND SUMMER CLOTH IN
i -f-'. .
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jjg
w-...
ter
1
We sell the
DODG
Reaper and Mower,
aMa-x'sli. Harvester,
Yandever Corn Plow,
PIRST & BRADLEY'S
Walking Cultivator
sell the
uakb-OWKS&k-'
COME M M FOB !I !
Wholesale
O A B
mMe-mMmsmm
uaz w4 scmcEisxhiwmrn"
-J4JJixlWXStSff
TliiZi
iM II
THEOD
Maul mm, "MePiierson Block, Biwnville,
One Price Clothing House !
McPherson & Tuttle,
DEALERS AND
BBI
IS
'NO. 66 MAIM STBEET,
WE KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND THE BEST QUALITY OF
m rrir-i"aiw m
Taii&, UUJrjrEfiS
PEAL BARLEY,
EKR.XCE, AND ALL KINDS OTZ DRIED PRTJIT.
A. L. RICH. a. H. GILL-MORE.
NEW ADMINISTRATION AT THE
HEP STORE.
RICH & GILMOEE,
Successors to W. II. SMALL,
DEALERS AND JOBBERS IN
CmOGElIES t
Such as Coffees, Sugars, Teas, Molasso3, Syrups, Flour, Bacon, Fish, Dried
Beef, Salt, Coal Oil, Tobacco, Cigars, Cheese. Dried and Groen Fruits, Coa
foctionaries of all Kinds, Wooden Ware, &c.
In connection with the above they keep constantly on hand a large supply of feed,
CORX, OATS, BRAIV, SHOUTS, &c.
All Goods Sold at Prices that Defy Competition.
Highest Market Price paid forall kinds, of COUNTRY PRODUCE.
Reduced Prices to nult the Times, Small Fronts and Fair Dealing. Is their Invariable rule.
Goods wl ll be sold to Country Merchants in either large or amall bills and at extremely low
rates. ""
IWM & BEG
1 -2 .
GENERAL 'ttttW
1 U b 0 1 1 u
Ve have on hand a large r
.
1 -rrmmi
asrfr
tJ
STAPLE AND
To "which we are making co
we are selling at Prices as
the Mississippi.
In the Quality of our Goods
53
FLOUR OF THE MOST
HIGHEST MARKET
ooxjisr,GCH3r
12-40
eii
SHELLENBEKGER BROS.,
"Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
larawar
ilm
No. 74 Main Street,
OKf HILL &
and Retail Dealers in
P H T
JOBBERS INS
Ai nuns
f
5!
i, SUGARS,
PB07ISI0NS
THER,
DEALERS IN
, and well assorted stock of
PANC1T GROCERIES
nstant additions, and which
low as any House west of
, WE DEFY COMPETITION,
I
; APPROVED BRANDS.
PRICE PAID TOR
1 SWAJNT & BRO.
lire, Etc.
BrownviUe, Neh.
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Nebraska.
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