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OFFICIAL PiJPEEOETHECITY.
SOCIAL DIRECTORY.
.XOIKJKS..
.null Tknatpr Na. 4. R. A. M.
-nxniiiirnnmmuiiicatloiuiflntMondTnia;ht
in eh monttu- XVectore lieetincs every jaonaai-
, .Tnth- lecture lleetincs every Monda;
iTfoht. 3. w- J? DKWAS, JB-
TprsY.Secy.
Neaaaaa. Taller Iae N 4t A. F. tfc
A M. BeguUr OommuBicatloas first and
third Saturday nights In eacn montn. Ase oi
-.iBnctionerery Saturday night. B..W. Itm a,
BrewavUle Leae N. 5
t n. n. v.
Regular meetings Tuesday evening ot eacn
week. H. C. Lttt, guQ. .J.aTgvjrBoy. aecy.
Hr
w4M Le4e No. 30 T. O. G. "E.
Meets every Friday erenlnsr- B.r.SotriltB,
or P T. ATSOX BlCKBUBX, w.u,
vs 1 .
CHURCHES.
Ckarefc. Servtew each
JofeJsiirihath At 1030
at10-.30a.mand7;p-ni. Fraycr
Mprtlns Wednesday evenings.
OODUBUI ciilw
atxo'clockp. m. J.T.
, Baibd. Pastor.
"rth&lKt E. Caarra. fcervices eacn
Sabbath at lttSO a. m.. and 72i p. m. Sen
ear School at S a. m. rrayer Meeting inurauaj
renlng. P. H.3JAY. Pastor.
5arlr'a Caarca Bvbenil.- Corner
JPE Atlantic and Second streets. Services every
Sunday Morning at IOJJ o'clock p. m. Sunday
school at2.i o'clock. EventngServlce at 7K o'clock.
Hoir communion administered on the first Sunday
breach month. Scan free. O. K. DAVIS. Hector.
3" Baptist. Cfcnrra, Comer Fourth and At
JW2? Snfic streets. Services 'every Sabbath ex
wnt the third In each month, at 11 o'clock a. u.,
& To'clocle r. m. Sunday School at 10 a. m.
prayer Meeting Wednesday even.ng. T. S. LOWE.
Pastor.
CITY OFFICALS.
1
3Clrr Coaacil. Meets the First Thursday In
JPG? each -month. Mayor.'C. F. Stowartf Al
dermen. F. A. Tlsdel. W. 2. Lewis. F. E. Johnson,
n Neldbardt, 1). Plasters. larshal. D. Capmbellf
rk J. B. Docker. Attorney, S. French. Treaa
r j.W.ailQaieton. Engineer. T.W. Bedford. -
KAILS.
Ht Eaatera mad SKtIierB.de.
itarxs nt ttw ... xi. -,
-Rulo Mall arrives a. o hwbiw"" -
rerBMaUarrivesatl0m.;derrteatl2p.nt; BerlceMaU arrives Mondays. Wednesdays and
yriSpatS p-m.: departsTuesdays.Thursdaysarid
6K3Wl7a'rrives Trldays at 4 p. m.; departs
Thursdays at 8 a. m. - .
TPortO-flice Hours from 7a.nu, to TJp. jo- fa
.frnI0tol04a.rn. W. A.POIa5cK.P.M-
MAIJOROADS.
fit. Joseph & Council Bluffs R.R.
FOR
gas Francisco and tfeo East mb Sovth.
Two tralna dally each way, between St. Joseph
,i cbuncll Blufis,xMiectlng as follows :
AtSt Joseph-With the Hannibal cfc'St. Joseph
KMlroad for Qulncy. Kansas City via Cameron, St.
T,onU via Macon and the East. ,, .
At St. Joseph with the Missouri Valley Railroad
for Atchison. Leavenworth.TCaneas Cltv, c.
At Council Bluffs-wlth Union Paclnc Railroad
fo' Denver, Salt Lake and California.
AtCoundl Bluffs-wlth Chicago North Western
Ballroad for Sioux Oty and " Dp Jliver."
Pullman's Palace Cars are run through from
Oosncll Bluffs to St. Louis and Qulncy.
TIME TABLE.
lb take dftct Sunday Jfay8, 1870, at lZo,ctoek,noon.
No. 1 Express.bound JJorth, leave Phelps 2:10 p m
lio. a Express, bound north, leave Mieips
Ko.: Express, bound South, leave Phelps
5o. Express.bound South, leave Phelps
&35am
2:42 pm
teOSpm
Train o. 3 dally except, iionaay.
Train No. 4 dally except Saturday.
All othr trains dally except Sunday.
A. L. HOPKINS, Gen'lSuperlntendent.
O-Jacob Rogers' Omnibus leaves Brownvllle for
the Depot at s a. m. and 12 m.. dally.
Hannibal & Saint Joseph Time
Tabic.
Taking eflcct January 9th, 1S70.
ABBIVK.
3to. 1 Dav Exp. daily except Sunday.
720 pm
WMam
Xo. I Paclnc Exp. dally except Monday.
v. x xipht Kxn. dallv excent MonOay.
70 a m
2f. 7 Through St. dally except Monday 5:45 a m
Ho.
I Tnroug h frL dally except- Monday fcUam
So. 11 Way
. dally exceptburiday
rt. dally except Sundaj
&5Spm
3(e. IS Macon frt. dally except Sunday.
laoam
SBrABT.
Jlo. 1 Day Exp. flallr except Sunday,
6:40am
320 pm
.1245 a m
HOpm
o. NlchtExD-dally except Sunday.
Jlo. e Pacific Exp. dally except Sunday.
'o. t St. Lonls Ex. dally except Sunday.
2U.I0 Way frt. dally except Sunday 7:00 a m
Na.i: Through frt dally except Sunday 155 p m
2o.H Through frt. dally except Saturday. 7:25 p m
No. 4 will not stop at Saxton, Osborn, Kidder,
Comer. Moorsvllle, Utlca. Wheeling or Meadvllle.
Ko. will not stop at Saxton, Easton. Osborn,
Breiklnrldxe. Moorsvllle. Wheeling or Meadvllle.
T. B. BURNETT, Gen. Agent.
I'Blon Pacific Railway Tine
Table.
"Until further notice trains will leave and arrive
ml Omaha dally as follows:
I.KAVE. ABBIVE.
Daily Exp 11:15 a. m. I Bally JExp 4:15 p. m.
Hotel Euw- fclip.m.1 -Hotel Exp 11:15 a. m
Mixed &S p. m. I Mlxea w re m"
-Fwlcbt ,. 7.-00 a. m. 1 'Freight 130 p. m
The Hotel Express train leaves at 4:15 every
Thursday, and arrives at 11:15 every Sunday..
iuUrnmnecUons made at Omaha with Chicago
JfcXorthwestern, Chicago. Bock Island and Pacific
nd St. Joseph and Couucli Bluffs Ballroads, and
lOuonri Biver line of stecmers for all points East
and South. . . . ,
At Cheyenne with Denver Pacific K. R. for all
points in Colonrfo and New Mexico.
At Bryan wits ttages for Sweetwater Mines
At Ogdenwltii Utah Central ICE. for bait Lake
Cry and i other points In Utah. , . . .
rlnc Virginia City, Helena, and all points In Mon
taS. AIM. Jer teneearuenta. San Francisco, and all
points in Idaho. Nevado and California.
All freight dell vcred-at tbeOmaha depot prior to
4J8p.m..wlllKOwesttbesameday.
Kofxelsht received for shipment after &00 p. rn.
nckSTfttr sale xonil point wesr. at theTick et
Office of the Unlom Pacific Ball road, at which office
btrtht on sleeping erseaa oe securu.
aa.HAiJMOND,Oen.Supt-
I.COLTOK.O.T.A.
ji. iJaowrssoj, j. x. jv.
Pacific Rallwar of. MlsiorI.
Passengers leaving St. Joseph via. Missouri Val
ltr Railroad at 1 o'dockp. m.. make close and sure
connecUons at Kansss City with this popular road,
arriTlne at St. Louis next morning at 6 o clock.
Thli Is now a first-class xood in every jP-.-
iron has been laid; -new enslnes and magnlHccnt
tlMpinc and passenger coaches haye been added to
lBequlpmeati, Passengerscan rely on Its making
lu advertised time. This Is the best route from St.
Joseph to St. LouU, the South and Southeast.
Through Tickets for sale at th offices of the Mis
souri Valley Railroad. , IB .
tk.oTw:Ar-"wriL"iiri.g:&:T.A.
THOS. DOBWlJf ,
Chicago & North Western Rail
Road Time Table.
tKAVE.
Express Malls dally except Sunday
330a.m
4.ip. m
- rtciflc Express daily-
AWIUVK.
"adflcExpress. dally-
,.l(fc00 a. m
. JX45 a. m
Express Mail, dally except Monday,
Sllgsourl Talley Hailroad.
TIME TABLE.
T take effect at noon on Sunday, May 8th, 1870.
OOINO SOUTU.
Jo. 1 Express leaves at &
No. 2 EinrKS loaves' at-
5 Freight leaves at
lfcm-m.
BXXCBKIKO.
No. 3 Express arrives at-.
2:45 p.m.
730 a-m.
Vn I VT.l.k.linlt - .1311 T- Bl.
xo. jixpress amveo -
Nos. 3 and 4 dally. 1,2, 5, 6,7 and 8. dally except
7' J. F. BAHyABD.Oen. Snpt.
Chicago, Burlington &, qalacy
Railroad.
Mali-
7:45 am
&00pm
toopm
ioopm
SfcSOpm
3:35 am
7:15 a m
Day Express-
.UfcOOam
Hinsdale Accommodation l2:30p m
Afternoon Passenger 330 p m
Aurora Passenger, 430prn
Hinsdale AccommodaUon ,. &00pm
XlrhtExnreas i i--tiisip m
fcOOaTn
pted.
-
Sunday exceptea. axazai
Monday excepted.
tSatnrday excep:
Chicago, Burlington & Omaha
Time Card.
DEPART. -
Omaha and Chicago Express, Daily AM P- m.
tfalL dally, (except Sunday) -'..."4a p. m.
ABKIVE.
Omaha and Chicago Express, dally.
.9-.iSa.rn.
Kail, dally, (except &unoay-
lt a. m.
rullman's Hotel Dlntng Car and Drawing Boom
Sleeptn- Cars accompany Omaha and Chicago Ex
Ticket Office 122 Farnam, corner 3lnth street,
Omaha. ... .
HAJiaTD-Etn-x, D.W.TIiscncocK,
Ticket AgenU fc Pen. W. Pass. Agt.
jPlllBbmi-B', FL Wai'ite ChlCM.-
go Railroad.
Man.
UDam
.S-fiOaBx
.4paa.
. fcejpm
,J0pra
fclSpm
Car
Utsm.
flfSSanr
EaaWc
Slrht Express
HL90ptnr
yalyoraao accommodation.
Koam
QHERMAN" HOUSE.
J(j C. X. K:kVTVXS,
rsoraiKTOB
tfi 3tAB-t-, Br-awmrlile.
ThUSoeafe abE remodeled and lersrnisbed
throegbewt. and aords ih best aecommodatlona in
faeelty lathe local and v&yejlnc; pnbUe. It Is ccn
teally located. SUMtes'fartt-rrest.andOmnrboes
for all trains, so from UUe.Shxinan &cse. J-alr
atauN,jbrsesB2t-id-aeB. , 15-
" ATJu 4BOABDJ"
a!i8 Brownville Trassfer Idiie,
Under the manasenEt of
JACOB ROaEKJS,
l cow Bnnninc Begnlar Oewibtutss f rsi.
Xrersravjlle to the lUilxadTacaaiaaa
stthe Coxnoll Blufs and at. Josepa Ssiirosd,
At Ifprth-Star, Mo,,
okUj-sfro-a Brownville and Korth Star Ferry
Landing. "
.' 9ae4 OataihaMes. Close Cexxeotxemr
Okaicec Malantef - 30-tf-l
IiOCAL MATEES.
J. L. Calk,,, Etlitar.
-i
THUBSDAT, MAYirf 1870.- --
ef the Xaramn SaraJa
I). lasayStcayaeeal 6e,ad efT A. -Pol-r,a4tfee;ftatoalct
;. ""-1"
ocic;
rf
.y yt:
-OK THE WTJEa, , 4 , .
.Br.Jjoxm, 3asJ5tJ570.
Reached here Sunday morning, May 5th, I
and m rtff tt Vwvat hv R AMlAitls' t?(SitlC.tAl
conveyance, started to toot up Market
atreetto Summit Avenne.tlt'irBS a beautlral
morning, not a soul etlrrtng "btit about the
Beer Saloons; theTelmrs hilarity, noleei3
decorating, of irhlch wo knew riot the., occa
sion tUl,'later In the day, -when -vre learned
It war "flack Bier day ;""the -day. whee last
yeaVa bttw would beopehed aad-sold.- -For
the time being It assorted all the German at
tention, ind waa Jn hftb. extensively absojfb
ed. Monday we saws several teamsgally
decorated, drawing bkndaol' music about'the
streets, ind a large be-rlbbonedand be-span-gled
Buck either In or on top the vehicle "'al
so, several demonstrative Germans following
who, "kicked up a devil or a row Just then."
and soon saw "stars' of the first magnitude,
whom they concluded not to "Buck against,"
"We threw ourself around a few of It, but
from a defective education, we suppose, fail
ed to appreciate It at Its true value.
?rom the "Biers" we proceeded to the Piers.
for the 8U Louis Bridge, the Immensity of
which undertaking Is hard to realire. Tlje
piers are to be built upon foundations restlnir
upon the solid rock,wblch Is I ft f pth from l.
w to iiu ieec irom ine water level, tne great
estedeplhf belng-oss the -Jllinofa side. The
masonry. Is built lalrpn caisson, which 'are
so constructed that men can work lnthe low
er compartmetit digging awayhe dirt as the
caisson sinks by the weight of stone being
constantly iaia- m tno ;Mti-'aioTo them.
while the .dirt laTbelng constantly carried off
by means of suction pjpe worked bysteam.
As the work progresses the difficulty of sap
plying fresh air to the workmen lnthe lower
room Increases, so that there are butYe w men
who can work more .than four or five hours
a day when a depth ofrsixty orelghty feet Is
reached. Heroes, whom'the world will never
honor, have died that this work might go on.
As we learn over fifty men have been token
out dead from the effect of the great press
are of atmosphere at the depth of from 60 to
100 feet. Few but knew the risk, yet, for
the mere necessaries of life for self and fam
ily would rather risk life than be dishonest.
We say heroes, for in battle, amid tumult
and excitement, with theeyeof a nation up
on one, where marked braverjr Is sure to win
the applause of millions, it is comparatively
easy to risk life; but one hundred feet below
the bed of a river, for the paltry pittance of $3
a day, with those above, whoso interest It is
to hide the fact of your death from tbepubllc,
it is truly another and graver, aspect- under
which to brave death. He Is truly a hero
who will do this tb'keep'a spotless name, and
worth a million of thegllded thieves who in
fest society. When thcsolid rock id reached
the lower room will be filled with rock and
cement, the upper portion will be raised with
solid masonry. It is to be made wide enough
for all railroad tracks necessary, also for a
street railroad track, for a highway for vehi
cles and passage way for pedestrians. When
finished It will be one of the most complete
Bridges In the world, and a source of pride
and satisfaction to the citizens of St. Louis.
The vote, last Tuesday, on the appropriation
of $5,000,000 to widen the streets approaching
the foot of the bridge, was carried, which will
do much to beautify the city near the bridge.
We then visited In company with Alex
ander Magee, foreman of the Model Depart
mentthe Kagel Foundry, one of the most
extensive In theclty, und saw the "elephant"
In the iron line. We were introduced to
Earnest Woerple, Superintendent and oneof
the proprietors, Wm.Crozl.er, foreman of the
yard,.and Henry Askemeyer foreman of the
Foundarj't by whom, we-were-shown, around
to oar heart's content. This foundry covers
over half of the- block on Main street between
Carr and Blddle. This is' as complete a Ma
chine Foundry as can be found in tho west,
doing absolutely all kinds of machine work
from the smallest piece to the largest and
most complicated enslne. While thcro wo
saw the casting of a pump, to be used In
mining operations In Montana, weighing
over 5000 pounds; it was decidedly the largest
sucking apparatus we had ever seen, the bar
rel being 22 inches in diameter and 10 feet
long, and Be vcral quarts mills werejustbelng
finished up. It is an establishment that may
be trusted to do any casting, small or great,
with entire satisfaction to Its customers.
Friend Pilcher took us through Levison d
Blyth's Printing and Binding establishment;
as complete an establishment ns can be found
In the city, and other places of note too nu
merous to mention. With him we viewed
Billey Emerson, doubtless a relative of our
townsman, for he Is about as. cornicle a de
lineator of negro character as can be 'found.
The Emerson troop are the best in the west,
evidenced by the fact that even at this season
they draw crowded houses.
We saw the "Green Huntsman" said to
be a near relative of the "Black Crook" per
formed at the varieties, it Is the rage just
now. The leading features of this play are
legs and gorgeous scenery.Xthe former pre
ponderating,) poor acting axjd lots of dancing.
Tho proprietors, in their kindness, have left
but little In the anatomical structure oi the
ballot dancers to be guessed at, ns-thelr dress
es consisted of three spangles and flesh col
ored tights. Weeee'in this -play a forcible
reminder of the degeneracy of the present
day. Where Stars of the first magnitude,
such asUoottt andTtTcCreedy, Murdock, etc,
fascinated the mind with histrionic scenes,
"water wag tails" now dazzel the vision, and
the scene painter is the best artist in the the
atre. Yet, tho management is. not "to blame,
for It knows the people to whom it panders.
We saw thcro bat a few females on the stage.
Yet, strange to ay, they seemed to be fami
lies, some with several young daughters. Of
one thing we were forcibly reminded by these
places of amusement, with their large doors
swinging out or In, and that was In case of
danger oar Hall Is very poorly provided with
egress for an audience, ,for with as small a
passage as their Is down stairs the main door
at least should swing both ways so as to
make it impossible to get blocked up.
Wo yislted Lafayette Park, and could not.
fall to admire its beauties, although we are
told that decoration is constantly going on.
Itisabeautlful location, belngon the highest
point of landlnthosonthtwestern part of the
city, uuil coraiuBudB beautiful view, at.
Louis will soon be supplied with plenty of
beautiful parks to tempt its citizens out to
enjoy a pleasant hour .from the cares of busi
ness, and in w.hich its rising generation can
sport and gain the muscle necessary for the
battlepf life. It reminded us of the fact that
-wo hare as beautifully located a public
square as can be found anywhere, on which
decoraUon might now be profitably begun by
planting evergreens, which aro of so eIow
growth that when the city gets large enough
to demand such a place, which It Is even now,
they would be of good size. Ever-;
greens and other trees might be planted and
profit ft una to be growing, and then when
fenced, smaller ornamentatlqn wouhratoriee-
make it beautiful and attractive.
We also-visited the conservatories and
greet Bouses of.Micfael Bra's: Keen, corner
of Park and St. Ange Avenues; bat were
compelled to make a short stay. We were,
however, there long enough to see that they
have all that is good and beautiful Jn the
line of Jfursery stock. We would like to
have spent a day among the beautiful flowers
andlilaBts, and xould with profit, If time
had permitted. jThey haveseyerartltfies.'la
vi ted the patronage of this section through
tne column's of tho Advertiser, and now that
we have seen, we still more heartily endorse
and recommend them.
"St. IJouisWbuIlding more beautiful resi
dences than ever heretofore, perhaps. In an
ticipation of the location of the Capital of the
alteiStateBhere,of-wWtihlthBJ,rlanger- la
not fat fan m 1 neat. Business, to ns,of the
west, seemed at first lively, but by comparis
on to '3 and4, when we were there, 'It is
dull: vlls merchants also admit that business
is languid, and ant growing better so fast as
was anticipated. .11 .
"WemetbatAfewoldtlme friends; among7
the few, however, we' were much pleased.
seVGeo. Gil&onYnews editor of the St. Louis
Dcmocrd, to whose a'ntiring effort Is muea of
the laterest of that paper indebted-
r We must aekBBwlaige the kiadaeM of the
officers he-Steaer Glasgow of the "O!
line, fbifshipmest of sevccsl artidee free of
emerge; and for dtker4kvowfTby anflen
tl4 'tlurfTrt-vM.isjir-fe deV
wlUHtbirwer. , !! '
i . Xn crtofuiftpun,mumU far tke ttdootts
ftrtteee) we J-wf kif im
vfatttotfaUwkllomealirlBeeTtle mejfcolar
WVctaM;iDWe'-jBs5fel eneosHtera.
Oar eoBfideaeo la oarself le fcrty per saius
greater. l ,
Orick; Ttaoged( rmfBese sew will smooth
thelr.wrtBkeJSiront,aad ao6 approach u,.
for theyknbW we5 "bail? -ww '
We start for homo to-aaorrow 6r.next.day,
and majebeattije; yetfcot M" we.stop InBt.
Joseph. aaissow bar Intention. -
v 9 if, mud r.tusu ' "'. "
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As much ln utty iS Just now ripe b to the
doings of 4&ta CpWyjespcclail'as the time
for letting ctracte'bas' expired. We wojuM
state thatnoeoatracis have been let,'althoagh.
persons have been ready to bid, batcokldnot
as the permanent survey and estimates had.
not yet beenlmadc. -The Company have
made arrangements to have tbe survey made
by the Engineer of J;be Q. mP1 Oompaay,-
who, byeason of-extraordlnaryT-igh water
in tne-fiufissippi, nave oeen unaDio to nnau
work there, andtM) coarse, haar.not xwmi
.raeBcea operawous f!nere. w w cpec-rdryi
uaiiy. wesrt -aasnreu. wau jjmsioi
namj'Kiuiufcuuuu wic huiil jiu, ov
correct estimates con oe giyec. - z
Ji -
own . rwnw nimr
BKm-n .
" "Have been received by Hannaford aV rMe
FrH during the protent weekC- Among- the
Test we notlee new'Fatfint Baby Jumpers,,
allocking Chair, Ho"r8e?,Bugiesr' Gigs, Toy.
Wagorp, and last, bat' not least; a Croqaet
outfit. ' Husbeiids.'forth'e sake pf peaes and
mmfort to yonr wiveIo and mja a&d'hay I,
. i
'ir J, Si Hsci takes imore pride ln'one'
thing than another. It Is something else, and.
that Is his business. He feels that this repa
tatlon for selling good, durable and elegant
Clothing is more to him1 tliaa mere dollars
and. cents, and, therefore be has and keepsbn
hand the best goods 'the rTnrlcet'uTords, not
omlting to have the most fashioasble as well
as the best. In all matters pertaining" to
Clothing or Gents' Furnishing' goods, he Is
the best man in tho West to deal with. No.
70, Main Street. v
Was. H. Talleam Co., have -bow -the
largest and purest Htock of all kinds of Liq
uors In Southern Nebraska,' which, together
with a full supply of Bitters in case. Cigars
pby the lOOor 1000, and Bar Fixtures, Otey offer
to' the trade at the lowest cash prices. 23-3m
"Well Traiaed Shepherd dogs for sale, and
orie" dozen good sheep shearers wanted by
8. H. COCHRACi CO Brownvlle. 3Mt-pd
r
Dst has J ust received t en car loads of Jack
Bon and Shutler Wajjohs.
H. C Itett dealer In
Gloss, etc, etc
Drugs, Paints. Oils,
JUST BJECEIVED.
A fine lot of Baggy Whips and Ladles'
and Gents' Saddles at J. H. Banr's.
! IN 8TORB.
A full assortment.cf Gents' Clothing made
of the best material, by the best workmen
In tbe land, and sold so low that no man
can say "I'm too poor to wear good clothes."
This means Gents' outfits' entire, from the
"sole of the head to the crown of the feet."
And the assortment, beauty and extent of
Ladles' and Cblldren's'Dress Goods Is unex
celled anywhere. Ill prices of choice goods,
May; the DryGoods and Clothing Regulator,
has done more to save money," for those who
deal wIth htm than any 'man easfoT the
Rocky'Mountalns. ' -..'
HAKJf AFOiaD it McFALL '
Have workmen employed in. building a
shop for n Turning Lathe, and will have the
machinery in operation so soon aa the shop"
Is up'and enclosed. Thcyftfe determined to
monufactare,as mttchasypmlblfeneret so- a
to do as comblete h T-'-4iaal-i :tiiia-isu-a
possible, and'atoslpwttlWatfaqtafMe.- A.1
few firms like this woola aooaCJoatro bal-
..n.-..i.. tX-,Uiiw r
-I
UKI9 Kljr At.fJAJ .. w. .
i y
..--
Walktag Calttvaters and
DddbleSl
ble Shov-
el Plows at Den's.
Go to Itel-aa-r's for a nice and durable.
Boot or Shoe, for he has undoubtedly the
best In tho market.
KATJK AX ARMITAGE
Have added greatly to their staple and'fan
cy Groceries, and still more to their host of
customers. They are splendid men to trade
with, and will do tbe fair thlnir.
I have for sale of my own 'growing 10,000
Seedling Peach Trees; 3000 English Hop
Roots ; a few hundred of tbe finest variety of
Rose. Roots; Lilacs; Splre&s; Houghton:
Goosberles. and a few bearing, five and six
year old-Grape vines, which I desire to re
move, and will sell.
i -- .. R. W.FURNAS,
Brownvllle Nebraska.
Dlamesd Plows at Den's.
W.JtV. Hackney Is still gaining In his
reputation -for fair dealing, and low priced
goods, which he is illspenclhg to an apprecia
tive host of customers. Hehasyasusualaflne
stock of Ladles' Dress Goods, and has Just re
ceived a choice stock of Gents' Summer Clo
thing, which, as usual, he Is selling very low.
Evergreens. A fow hundred choice Nur
sery raised Evergreens, for sale by R. W. Fur
nas. ,
Save meneyj and. buy your Clothing,
Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps at Den's.
SPRUCES, PUBS AND HEMLOCKS.
5000 Spruces, Fines and Hemlocks from
two to five feet high, fpr. solo remarkably
cheap. Are In splendid condition. Now is
the time to transplant Evergreens.
R. W. Ftjbhab, ' '
Brownvllle, Ncty
. --
Bssliten. Has Ball and Newel Posts kept
by J. R. Bell fc Son, at their Lumber Yard
corner of College and Flrst-sts. 1
sto-vo, oC the latest pattern at Den's.
F. E. Johaiea 4b Co. have for years sup
plied the public of this Boctlon with choice
Groceries and Dry Goods, andare still doing
so at rates that defy competition. Go and
see them. -
Genuine John Deere Moline Plow!
Call at Dr. Blake's offlco and examine the
new Weed Sewing Machine.
Xry-Gaaaa and Groceries, and every vari
ety of Hardware at Den's.
Ir &&i.Qrafl- aqd MaJ, B F. Loshbaogh
of Omaha, are spend tnga fewdays. In our
Place. ,. ,
Owr-MlHera-shoaldgo and see tbe Flat
lngJlacbinqat Shellenberger-Bee-'siItts a
good thing and will pay for itself in a short
time. Jtieone oftheaeateatllttlesaacblnes
.ever invented. ,"" - - - -
A. P. Ceajswell is in the? Real Estate
Business; "that means business," as Cogs
swell Is one of the enterprising men In this
community; a good trader, and a wbolesoul
ed, fair and' Tsquart ana lo'Aetl jvlth. Give
him a call If yon are In want of aselleV, or
buyer of town property or land.
A Few Moss Baskets left-atXieaser's.
Was. H.'Heever, Real Estate Agent and
Conveyeficef rCourt Hoom. " 3l-tf
Epleara -Brsllera at 8hellenberger:.
Tney arc unequalled for broiling meat., .
i
r.i
! yeV WtiV.ib flrnaen'yoar walks e
Cemetery Xots ? . R, W. Furnas has a mllMoa
' .iZ - K . .-.. i f. . . .
ur mureuTBn DO! 1'JBBtS, WniCU JOB U SSI-
Md&bo loR.-t-TkaaW-''wUl porchaae as
xnMya4mostisrswaiJK .
j.
C'v-i j
k
t Bt.FWllaeB.'aatofe.xxiemsbrJIIkrillfftr'
reac Wear serry to aee lmolmfntfit
iIhsi Ttta. Ib&eatUBtttmMtftc la
'jbelved ma-aaid BeaHy'mBlahed ta&tbe Koete
irseVbo wUIo ap a Book4Xw
Depot, tegelaer wltk allvkindf Soheol
TacaJJlilBfa r.naTiaiieK MeFaH'.--eelved
aaotker'teaiBibaat;lbad of faraMire
dartog the" past wck.wLT. RvBeUiabn
-haVeeathe way'slBetear loads of lamber
adaalMlngaaaterlaL Boa IT. BUkely,
Beeelverof theBeatrtce LaBd 'Office, was In
towB Ifoaday, oa his way. aoase, looking
well after his visit Eati..Nir Greeahaa
glven'up the Reynold'sHOB;'aHd retired to
private life, Hera la a'goo hotel stead, epen
tor some enterprislBg' indlvMaalBaiIy
stage Sterfod'test Friday aforBlDg.-faU.ef
niuMirnrfrr with a .splendid team, aad
nanber of led'horses. -ail 'large and la 'good
eondltkaililJState AaditorGUteeple wae'ln
iki city last Saturday SA Jaangtvi&fr.hls
sameasWHJ. Foster, bettlagrfrom XkasaV
City, was hist Friday arrested in feloaeoaaly
atmroprlatlDK a bolt.ot-c&llsToifroBB. G: MV
Henderson, on Main street,1 arid after trial
before Justice Ebright, was tnedtap'anl
cost,-and" lncvrceratlon-lu JallunULtho lice
was paMM.Brattbcs Stock' te aearly fit
i8"heL.:Tlie culvert across main street en
FIfth.-lrdone: a good, lasting Job-.J.EraI-
gr!5W:"& mossing in large Bombers at tbJa
'rJ?!itlanvivJ.The road In' the' bottom, op-
- ito,te mtas5abie ln'wriy weather t when'
it i roBgfend dusty and when wet, It
i t8 a rrfcet qapjmln. It Is- a dlsgrac fq so
j enterprlslng,d rich a county as Atchison
a novow.niade'ite -appearaaee.oDr
K btteA- f-f.. rnrffv mnfitlnr. TkT1
s -i. cuva, ---- .... m. .. -
'i - .A..l!i - .V,.w f
Irio dogaAndgoiaeapIgs'
r,&vj i.";iin jnu
lntv1Dx", xrid an. aged iscttvldual acflBg as
exhibitor. ,'You con'd look; for flveceata, if
ma was ail you uauj urncuccuw u yyu
tWfere flush!'" Oarswasaaveceat lobklti'JX
Mo'dajarIdTAVsday were very-wradyiand 1
UUQttt -AW ...K2 BltSVU DlfllUKIl -vw...
..r. V.. no m .Hut MlnV1aiAl
.'dirirBate -ef ontMiXOominA
kins fcCo.hve had aBnmberoce--ss for.
ipe.pas( W9 weexs engageoui,Bautujaxcr
!bjnberM;M.Henry Crist, the llveltest lumser
man. In th9 west, hftajuraadftqw-atritf
ast, looKing well, -ana wnn renewea cow;
tes&..The-Dersey 'Brothers were-in-town.
daring the week.MsJ. Lushbaugh, Uje
best preserved maa' in the West, called dar
ing the week, looking as patars! and good
natared as he did ten years agpl....-.:Shellen--bergers
hae Just recelvedjabout (brtoas of
fence'wlre. They get In such large qnantl-'
ties td-be able to sell low.Tbe Sabbath
School Conveutlcn meets nextTaesday.A
Great has been the hading In of corn during
the post week, not less than 40,000 bnehe I
having been recelvedi.. atfauk Js ArmlUge r
shipped yesterday SfitO bushels of potatoes
abov?....i.Rads west ari-ood.. ."Ganlen
Saei'' is coming In slowl-.h.TheJEpIcure
BroUpr'Ince.lntrodoced by Bbejlenbergers,
Is the'rago with all good housekeepers JL..
jtx. an. Aitunson, itegisier oi tne .Beatrice
Land Office, passed through this city on his
wayrto "Washington last. Tuesday morning.
He feels sanguine of a land grant for railroads
south of tbe Platte in"Nebraflka......Dav!d
Campbell has made a good Improvement by,
digging away dirt on Third and filling in on
Main. He Intends having 'Main street, bo-'
tween Fourth andSixth, raised about it foot.
.......A slight shower Jell yesterday after
noon...John P. Deuser, Sr.fc father of the
large and respectable family of Deusers In
this city, met 'with a severe accident yester
day. The horse he was driving to a. light
wagon took fright at the top .of Brownvllle
hill, down which heran atrfull speed: throw-
mgineoiu gentleman out in irout oi pteia-.
hnrdt's Marble Yard, cutting his head ln'a,
shocking manner, yet'Dr. Crane,. who was
caiieu in, imuKB uie wounus are noserions.
... Billy Thompson, taken ap on charge of
burglery in Asplhwall, was tried before Pro
bate, Judge Morgan yesterday, and bound
over in tbe'sum of 8300, to appear at the next
term of thoDIatrlctConrtfortrlaL Lightnlg
whisky was the cause, and is what the boys
were after. N
" SUGAR MAPLE.'
. I have fifty- thousand one year old. Sugar
Maplesin flpecondition to.trnnsplant, which
I will eell at GO cents per 100 or ft per ioOjQ.
SrasJlloCacan bcentb;rmilr7 Will. do to
iapiC two OTTihrc weeks 7et.(ti m
XJ&'lKm&'rZ
Sr
&SS8&m3feZK
v. r VawaMM411A Tlar.iA.
n u iy a iurcr;9Vtf
"z - . . ..
warj. v i. ".;'
iTi .ig j!--rsijV-
iv ijuumMi -:
A ; assortment of Water Coolers, Ice I
cream freezers and Toilet Ware at. Deuser's.
aiNTOTE J0H1T SSS&ZTV0LZ17E PLOW!
Time's Test-Tl tne tries all things, rejects
allthose which are useless, and holds fast to
that which Is good. Stoves without num
ber have been Invented and patented, but
soon gave up the ghost. ThefCharter Oak has
stood 'ttio test for seventeen years, and Is
steadily Increasing In favor.. . .
asmnNs jom? sms vounz rzowr'
, v
Rellahle SaB.-Dr. Henry's Root
and Plant Pills arc mild and pleasant in their
operation, yet thorough. See advertisement
in another column. " - 31-4t
XstCants-The most irritable and restless
'ones of these little household buds, are
charmed as It were Into quiet and sweet re
pose, by using Mrs. Whltcomb's Syrup.
0Eipnrc John seebe uoions PLOW !
Per Plastering Hair go to J. W. Middle
ton's, at his old stand. 25-4 1
Breaking Flews, at
Den's.
reduced prices, at
"BRAG."
The Nebraska City Chronicle blows about
being the first paper In that city to publish
the proceedings of the "Nebraska City Board.
of Real Estate Agents ;" the Democrat of this
place brags of the same precedence In this
city. We may also put in a claim to prece
dence over all others, for publishing the only
correct proceedings of the same, as nil tne
other papers have it "Nebraska Cly' while it
wasameetlngof the "Nebraska State Bbard,"
There has been a little too much haste to ad
vertise Nebraska City even by papers out
side. The C hronicle also gives Cornell as
Secretary, while Wm. H. Hoover, of th Is city,
1b Secretary. Speed at the expense of cor
rectness, is not much to bray over.
Fmtbm has a few hundred select varieties
three years old Apple Trees for sale.
Genuine John Deere Moline Plow I
Messrs. Ktlbearm 4t JeaJtlns, Proprie
tors of the up-town Pine Lamber Yard, wen
in this city last Saturday. They expressed
themselves much pleased with our town ani
its 'prospects. They gave oar State Fair
quite a lift in lumber aad made arrange
meats for entering quite a large variety of
Lumber and plain and fancy work. Compe
tltlouin this.as wellasinall o(ber depart
ments; will be quite lively.
, Pence Wire, In abundance si Shellenbei
ger Bro's. "
aa. please to- welcome at this clacs.
JobPeWCEsq., fromJiiaml, Ohio. Mr. T.
is a relative of .Mr. Upsie, who-same' here
this 8pring, and is so weU'pleased 'with tbe
country thai heia making efforts to have all
bis friends come Tn Tfnamss Good Idee
Goon.
See Advertisement of Dr. Butts' Dispeavl
sary, neaaea hook, ror the Million Mas
hiagk Gcidx 1 anotheceolaan. It should
be read by all. , ,x.y .
See Car of Dr. Wm. M. Daily,' m to-day's
paper. Mr. Daily Is well known in this
county, Is a gradaate of the Cincinnati Ec
leetlc College, and perfect gentleman. His
practice, so far, has Inspired confidence all
who have hadiilnu-., , ,
A w hundred cholcebadded twoyear old
Peach. Trees for sale by B W..Famar
Patrsnatxe Reams Innutrr. All kinds
-of Marble work can be hail at Neidhardt's-
Marble Works la this city, cheaper thaa It
can jm had elsowharei ' None but'the best ma-
enaiaaeeu
WWJtSs
: T win, iriinsrTMVRr
wW"W?V
r.
it ". . t i -
-' i -. .-
w.k.expaeMC lrota fewraaa&t; 4
enpiKNM saarveioae eaienataeaeavMst
Bar.oeieiMa,iaaaai cxpeetauoas
jaaeb-sww thai realiaei; TJie'teoatdi
feat aad faerfal',coatarttoB were goae t
.wiw mm mmauywm caa b apparaauy ; la
wiiuBecnoTau." .- -u -
t mm tMf, as freat auay Br eoarceaf
fcfui wiMos, we-predtet a perfuiiaauee'tae
Ue.ef Kbteh'kMaeverbeea.oVeredtq ae'
faboVihleaectttm. r The troape eotiiUte'
of eight perWmersrall reaowed la their 3wa
eoaatfy the laa of Baarrelea feats lii Jag.
sjery aadeoatortleaa for their greaTabliKy,
sad have performed to crowded houses m the
Little ""am
largest cities oa the Glebe.
Riga? wbohasVas Uttlease ht, obtain j
world-wide reabwa. Is with 'this troapsaa
will exhibit, these eoatortloas wtileh We
;. .yiniauu xn asiutouB. xxe was
preseada goldTmedal fey PrIdaatBrigham'
xoang, .ansr uie periprmanee Mfalt Lake
City. We expect a grand pWforBaABce, ad
feel tlwewm-aot be disappointed.-..
Js'jBsJth. retaraed from FaUs City da-1
r
rjBg. Hiv.wveK. norepurw natters uveiy M
tpst 'place, because of .the Ballroad which
It sdw'eraded to bDDositev4hat alaca oa the
toto of the Great Netaaha. Be saeceeded
lrxorgaaUlng a Vaad at .that place, and Is to
ininuu wtNu w.iia.iHBtruraeuts.
')u 1" '.'
, PJ3rACIAIi STATKMKST.
' . Oaoar eecoBd page, ttvday, w1U,bemaad a
,ateteeof.th,flBaaeIalt.eondtle of this
eoapty, IrpBa Leceaaper Sad, -18p7, to October
j'wa.wUl areseat a
sitemeir Octoberlst 16J to.OetoSerlst,
Usf. ThIawUeoarUereelptaarai"espeB.
dltarestodateor as lata as-eea-Bow be, giv
en. ua)u here asejast , where oar; atoney
go aB.wm.aad.jaatters-atraJghUa a
strfeg' - "Vf ' --i . . .
---. lift?- ,.i n; .. n f
A'.Malaa awaa.C Baeaitwea
pkkad plaeof Brpwaville Clahjui4Uplked
nine or the Kockpprt dub will he Played at
.thelatter plaeej Jaae 1st.' Browavllle String
Band will go aJeacand-adaBce will-be had.
Those interested, wlU.aMet at D. C. Smith's
room.Satarday)e.veBlag. . .
Pallack. Sast, at the Post Office, have
now a spl'eadld'sloek'of Confectlonarles and
light Groceries; They are coastaatly "rebel v
lng.artfclea' in their llae, and make a ape-
clalUy.ef Jteeplnggood, choice articles, not
Injured by age, or damaged In tbe least.
Thej' keep a splendid supply of Cigars and
Chewing Tobacco. Of course it ISBnderstood
that they keep everything la the News line,
and take sabeerlptlouB for all periodicals
and Newspapers published, -i
MeCresry XlckeU are reeelvlBgalarge
and complete stork of Tare Drags, Paints,
Oils, Glass, Wall Paper, WladowBhades, ete
etc, which they are selling lower than any
other housolB Nebraska, ,
A eafesrnar. One or two doses of Dr.
Henry's Root And Plant Pills, If taken In
time, will often prevent a serious attack of
sickness. 2Mt
Farmers buy yoar Wagons of W. T. Den,
and save yoar money;
Clt the heet, get .the .Singer Sewing Ma
chine. For simplicity. Durability and wide
ranee of work It cannot lie excelled. For
further Information cati and seefbr yourself.
Irtstrtictlontree.
. - .' JEa B, MOORE, Agent,
' ZT-tf ' ....". BtownviUe.' .
J- ' LADIESI
Flultlng Machines, Curling rxons,' Plhklng
Irons, Fluting Irons, at Shellenberger Bros.-
Ladies, go and Bee-them j .just what you
want.
Banisters, Hkn all'and jNewel Posts at
J?R. Bell A Sons Lumber Yard; where any-
tlxthg lh toiffbullding llhe'ccn be had, at the
. . u..!l H.A. 1.. ttwA -MAYt.Avlr.lv
most xeasonauie roicn. uc dd bb..u
the LaaiberTraileof gejUfefa Nebks;un
er thelrrwlBf i fMly'g'lItSfp
4 , I , a jicgr t -?-y i aj, jxJ
aivrori'iiJixDmiiwte?Loir!
Private medlcaVald, read Dr. WhltUer's
aavertisernenw .
- ' '
Bsslsters. Ksad'Ball and Newel Post kept
by J. R.'Beir4::Son, at" their Lumber Yard.
corner of College and FIrst-iU.
"W. T. XesiH sells 'the celebrated Jackson
Wagons and the Schutler Wagons.
Genuine John Deere Moline Plow I
Far a No. 1 set of Harness,
52 Mala st..
go to Sender's,
7-tf
. Clocks; splendid assortment.
WATCHES, full stock.
JEWELRY, In abundance at
Dunn fc Hays' who also do all kinds of re
pairing of Clocks, Watches ot Jewelry. No.
29, Main street. H-3m
Fence Wire and Staples, at J. C. Deuser's.
1SS Gel Waten for 91 at Marsh's
lar Store. ,
Dol-
Ganl'an Trowels
J. C Deuser's. .
and Bush Nippers, at
A. P. COGSWELL,
REAL ESTATE BROKER. Office, corner
First and Atlantic streets. Buy and sell
lands, pay taxes for non-resIdents Gives
particular attention to buying, selling and
renting city property. 30-3m
J. C. Denser is exclusive Agent for Cham
plon Combined Reapers and Mowers. 273m
A. U MARSH
Has constantly ready at his Dollar Store a
large lot of $20 bills, $10 bills. Watches, Sliver
Ware, fine Pants, Coats, Vests, Pants Pat
terns, Chroraos, Standard Works, etc, which
he Invites the public to come and get for one
dollar. His scheme embraces articles to the
value of at least 9580, the great majority ot
the articles are worth over 9lr and some' as
high as 975. Yoa do your own drawing, so
their can be'no chicanery. It Is all a "dead
open and shut," "fair square,' "honor
bright" deal; no scnldtiggery can be prac
ticed. Call and see ; you don't have to draw
artless yoa want to. Drop in Saturday, or
any other day.
A -wall selected stock of Wagon aad Bag
gy timber, No. 1, at J. C, Deuser's, 29-tf
a,e EVERGREENS.
I have for sale 200,008 young and thrifty Ev
ergreens, from 3 to 91 Inches high, which r
will sell by HUNDRED OR THOUSAND, at
rates which will enable every farmer to plant
out for Wind Breaks or Ornamental purpos
es, at very TRIFLING EXPENSE. The va
rieties are PINE. HEMLOCK. FIR, SPRUCE,
ARBOR VITAE; CEDAR AND LARCH. To
farmers or others who wish to plant exten
sively for Wind Breaks, or other purposes, I
will sell on one year's time, for amounts oi
923 and over, with note at 10 per cent. Those
wishing to sell again will be furnished at
wholesale rata.
R. W.FURNAS,
Brownvllle, feb.
r .
MeCtBBBUCntW- ABVABCE 2
'Prise Me wer 11 ReMahlatlt one or two
wheeled, single ordouble-barrerrjsaQW orfaet
Bootioa, comDiaea ana separate xiarvi
with Improvements for 1870, are the most
simply -constructed, light draft, accarate-ra-
fklag, grairi-gieanlng, rapld-rannlag and
clean-cattlng machines now mana&ctured.
This Is attested: by all who have used them ;
the "Advance" being considered the ne pita
ujarq of Reapers and Mowers. The McCor
mlek Bro's never made a machine for sale
that they were afraid to put on trial agalast
aay other, and their "Advances" challenges
as well the admiration of the world as It
does all other machines to a trial. Ell Hi
Wilcox, Agent, office at F. E. Johnson Co's
stare; Brownvllle. 2S-3m
GcauiM Johi Mire lolim Plow I
r wawbB mmmmmnwm 't
wmK&mmmmtmtrmmmm.Tmm
i
TBalag, Of 4MtiMOeaa
F
.r b iaa"- ri"? rr- '
iumCornPknter
''- J aW TmaaAf Ia ir la T
jo "-" "TS -' " r ,
theUaSeA Oorai'Piaater.as ins proved sr
3;lsalewepalsaadaoMBerlon First,
dad'ef'theTbes4mMerial.careaslly
jDrepajnose; asaoal.tbe.drop-
fpa4i"sai a agfeat hf jeriecj, aad htso ar-
Taififl that every hoi eaa he seea by the
Jrtrt or dropper r xhlrd; the depth; at which;
.ta-feslred 'lb pleat casf ,be arraagod- ta a
seitaihty ; foarth; liy the aew sod' attach
asciit, the taoghest sod eaa be planted with,
ease'AAh, witbJn'aaarker the work eaa be
ewMiore regalar aad qaleherthaa by any
aaiarplanter. Sbelleaheraer Bro's Agefits.
? i ' i Tin icna tabs. .
SM om'. Jenkins 'A Ce eoraer ef Foarth
ksjMtJsala'Mreela, ta this city, haveeeastaht-
ay ins m nil vMJcak m .uv ucnfiwunm
hetjarall klads; also, also Sash; Doors, Blinds,
Mkhsfcles, lath, MoaMlBgs,-Fxames, etc etc
which they are aaUlag at the lowest posslbls'
Sgares far which the same can be got eat of
.the.leg aad shipped to this, pol&t. They are
deteraslaed to eoatlnae as heretofore to sap.
ply the bcBc of. lamber, eta, ased In this
Laia Distrtet. Call aad see them!
wiatt.n mac
r Timothy, Clover, Orehard and Kentucky
Blue Grass Seed,, irath, at. McCreery dt N Ick
ella Drag State. 19-8m
, r -.
Pe a good Saddle, go to8oader'Sfi3 Main
street. , 7-tf
"CIOAJU at. wbpiesaleor retail at A. F.
ComVs Claar Factory.' 5i Mala street.
pa.mMoitAPA'i
Respeetrally Informs his old .friends and
the pabUc,th4l lie. is 'prepared to attend all
calls la th llae, ef hla. pto3feeska-';Oflce at
H.MWM wi urar wore, aia street;
BrewaTiU,feU-4i i su-tt
C18M PAL FE ALL X1NBS OF
PAU JPX
. -.1 .OslAW
I.
-,--.- ;
I By Evan Worthlag, dealerr la Grata and
wraauaticAanaFenraraiBgxercn&m. ko.
St.Mmiu street, Brownvllle., 18-Jm
COMMERCIAL
BROWHVI1.1VE.
Co'm.UeU'es.".
Cdrn. la the
Craaberrles, et.15
Hoaey, :....
xsm.i 4aaw
Batter JB
Chickens, drenea 9 B8
Tarkeys, do 10
Sana waeat..-..'
BsrBjyoats:
Barter.
Snnnr'W FleerJ
ueesv, - ao ju
Beef CaKIe-JS4 eta
Hoas grow.M7X9 7J6
" net :. 8.75
" Dressed l ?9
HMes, Green 45
" Dry Fllat 1014
BoaverMMMr.KeelA
coon aagrro
irall W FKer
Applet, gxeenfi;
Lard'ZL
Bacoa Ha
" -fHdea-
, saoeMen-it
wool unwasa
Tab Washed.
STATE SAUE or
- AT
LINCOLN,
THE
CAPITAL NEBRASKA,
ttkv A.n.1810, atlO A. M.
32,044 ACRES OF ItAXD
TO IE IOLl!
T
H8 TJNDERSiaNED INSPECTORS OF THE
State Prison, in carasaace of aa act of the
legislators of Nebraaxa, eatltled "an set to pro
videterthoerectioaof a Penitentiary, andJor the
'care and custody of State Prisoners," approved
MarcH4, 1870. oCier for sale the following described
lands at public auction. The said lands will be ap
praised by tho Inspectors, sad sold to .the ' highest
ibldder over apprafemeat.
TERMS
gASH.
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ISO
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180
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31L1?
320
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160
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333
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320
640
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321.53
390
390
320
320
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320
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320
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320
320
160
320
320
320
320
330
180
320
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320
330
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390
330
320
160
160
337.13
3SS.21
315.33
320
320
320
320
160
320
319.63
180
320
160
156.71
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320
313.98
145.U
339
320
150
320
320
160
320
100
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320
324.S9
314.91
320
320
320
164.48
329
160
159.86
160
180
320
330 '
160
320
320
320
147
180
640
640
840
320
649.71
Total.
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The abort deaeribsa laass are known as the Pea
KeatUry Lands gran ted Dy the United States to the
State of Nebraska for a Penitentiary or State Pris
on, aad coatala sosae of the saoat valnable laads la
the State, much of which lies within a radios of tea
miles of Lincoln, the Caaltal of the State. Thlaaale
let State Land often to Farsaerm, If echaalcs aad
jLamima a ane cnance isr a cneap acme near tut
Capital. attaaSaa la. the richest acricalraral district
af the State. aaiTaeacthc treat Salt Basin where
salt st aelpf ansfacf n.w sruas the sorfltce water.
Several ranw w are ars4ectatnraBtatfeelanaa:
aof which, the BarHftrtea A Xteeart BaHrsa d
wirra asaiBtetea to UBcelaeefera the day of sale,
H outers "r-FTr uaie.
The OeatsansioBersaCJrafiUe BsHdlags tX the
wat Mate aad place will oJN a y or nix haadred
loaiiaUM town ef Ltacala. which at thacBet,t
tfaie estates eboet X8W lahabKaaa with good ?
fads, charches aad schools, also a fine State Hoaae.
The AtrtcBlral OUege and TJalverattr. aad la
snae Aayleas are la pi-octst of tracUoa. which,
a-ita ether State iBstKauoaa and ceatertas ofrau'
SJ wm " f ae Tt Cleric? Sty oftee
WW. WILSON,
State Prlaoa
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laspectors.
iAaemm. aeo., jani i, jgja.
HATS AND CAPS.-
-All Varieties
:fe
WOBK,
Plainly
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SWAN &.B1LOT
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Groceries
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We have on hand a large
STAPLE A1TD
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In the Quality of our Goods
P3
FLOUR OF THE ilOST
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HIOHE8T MARKFT
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12-40
MePhdrson 2i Tutfcl,
, DEAIXR AlfD JOBBERS IK,
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DRT GOODS AND ,
NO. 66 MAIN STREET,
TJSABE Ac CO.'SIOLJPi 8TA3TD BRO W JN V 1 1 tTiFi,
WE KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND THE BEST QUALITYIOF
TEAS, COFFEES, SUGARS,
PEAL BARLEY,
RICE; AMD ALjL KUTDS OF DRIED FRUTT,
Av L. RICH.
3TEW ADMIXISTKATIOir
R ED STORE .
RICH & GILMORE,
Successors to W. H. SMALXJ
DEALERS AND JOBBERS IN
GROCERIES & PROVISIONS
st aa Caffs, Scsura, Taste, Mslaasaa, Syrapa, Tlamr, Basest, Rsi, Xrie
Se; Salt, Coal Oil, TaVasee, Cigars, Ckeesa. Drie aaisl Greax Trmita, Caa
fsvctiamaries mi ail Kinds, Wswdem 'Ware, dke.
In connection with the above they keep constantly on hand a large supply of feed,
CORK, OATS, BRAN, SHORTS,:&c
All Goods Sold at Prioes that Defy Competition.
Highest Market Price paid forall kinds of COUNTRY PRODUCE.
Reduced Prices to suit the Times, Small Profits and Fair Deallne Is their invariable rule.
Goods will bo sold to Country Merchants In either large or small hills and at extremely low
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ST. JOSEPH, ato.
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.A BOOK FOR THE 9HIXIOS.
MARKIAGE
X rrirata Crauer ro t&a
Varrlol. c7tko atwat to
an-j. a tho pbjtlolof !ct
Kiyntrle aad rTUtSoa of
tas (uuat ;tcn. vita tka
Utat aiteerrrln I n ftw! dcIbc
GUIDE.
aaaprrrtausceBivnar. amrio;rtscrr iBicensxxiva.se.
ThUl aa latcrailax work ot Iwo aothlrtdicd twenty tap
Jtt lta namereai catravlaz. McntlntT5ot,oltrf
Bsatloa toe thota who arc married. ar ecntnnplaia Ruutivt.
EU1I.UU a book timtoouM to tw kept BjirJoet taster. aa$
BetIaUeartlesilaboltkelio3ie.
Stat to aa j sou ,frt otpcataj; far TVtXj CiV
Addrcat Dr. BatU PUpstairr So. 12 7a?(3. Etf Jk
Et.LcaU.Ua.
Notice to the Afflicted n4
Unfortunate.
Seftrt inlying ts tie notH-o qnscki wio adrertto ta
fablls paper, ar ntlof aay aaack TOuedl, peras Sr. Batu
work, no maUer wil joar thtvmia it, or aav dejlonb) 7M
ondltloB.
Or. BatU eaa ba connKed. persall7 er ij Ball, nt ta
d4can tseaUooftl la tli warku UEte, Xo-ll?cn!l Etsitt
Stnct, betwera Uarkctaaa Ciejtnat, SU LoaU, V.
Jk. Xlsuro Collecrtion.
"pOWtATD'S IKCURIU-Xiil Arte iataTKita. a
" aorrlnjCTalaali tMmuVfuf awrjhedr Baatbr
man(rrrarrotitelft.rrIrTr Ceaim; Addrt-a fc.X-S0-MASDT,
So. 11 Korta Xl(bta ttntf. St. toaij. Ho.
tar thoitdftllatla rrrataafactBrlm aay aftaa abaT, attlitf
for the tn or botaa ne.
Seat br stall (rrca ot MaUgay rbr Tiny Ceati. Addma
X. X. XOtMAXVt, X. U 3rth. El(bt& llrx. St. Lab. Ma,
Biy Me ni Til Dt Tt Gtt4,
BOOT PLANT
Y CLKAJJBWO THK BX.001) A-tD
I X arotuiak tho Llrrr art Seeretrre tr
caaa to aaralthyaetlos. tatto TVim van
naay eeopialnu wtlci it w.ajd cot bo
oppooed tieyeM reach, iek a Hut
xcas, fnr ix tna Sua HtrMun ofa
Huso A3 Txwr. llguim, Caoina-a,
Knnunui KicajioiA.Jtrasowarrrrrr.
Bavx Dmjtnir, Xotr Amcno'.
CrjrtrTK SnurT. Vmux aw tu.
mod Diifmu Ja iadetitrkln
dratt eompliiata arblar&aBtalowitateof
tho body, or ofeu-naUa of iti faacttsss.
Betas free f rsai mercory aad ether pobeoa.
F
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they eaa be taken at allUnes aad aadcr alt eireusaUacei
without retard to dtet or tmlaii.
rrk2S oeati abix.
Frrparedby thCr.1n V dicta t Co, St-Lonti.V
Sold by irissittt an-1 ittlertln mediciae rrtryracr.
LOOK TO YOUR CHILDREN.
Xhe Great Soothing Itemed V
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Car eoile aad eriplar Is the 1
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;bowa and firl))t;ratfta yiy
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WJarrC03tS'Sowei alldiaraKtCtdeat ta 25
$M&-
Carts DUrrbM. TyeatarT aad P2ICS
StriiEerC4BUtitlacJlM.-ta!. S5
lof"s. JC5ST3
Ilia the aroai-lBfaaWaad ChHSraa'a loethlux Ktaedy la
(II dUorderobreschtoaby Tectblager aayethweasoe. frt
parnt br ia OraTtca Xedlelae Co.. St. Leal. Wo.
8&4 ta 0rMaHt aad dealer ta Btdiela ortrrwhero.
BLANKS of all kind, consfcuitly ou
hand, attlie AdvwHscr Job OAce.
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