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fCIAL PA?F THE CITY
s0C1A DIRECTORY
LODGES.
ro-w-aville Chapter Situ 4; Jl. A. M.
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glWv.Sccy.
o:jp.Vemaha VallerLodjte-No.
4 A. V: Jfc
oils first ami
.Mrd Satnrrtay nights In each month.
SSJiSon veiy Saturday night. It. W
Lodge "oi
Furxas,
i? m. John Blake. Secy.
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nrninivillff Lndcc 0. 5, I. O. O. P.
Kejnilar meetings Tuesday evening ot each
H. c. Lett, y. G. J. StevejtsoS, Secy.
week,
CHURCHES.
erFol'rcsliytcrian uuurcn. services eocu
JeSs? sabbath at 10-.30 a. m., and ;30ti.m. Prayer
rtinc Wednesday evenings. Sabbath School
ScloctP-m. J-T.Baibp. Pastor.
Hctuodist E. Church. Services each
sabbath at 10:30 a. m., and 7;S0 p. mi Sun-
a.x Scbool at 9 a. m. i'rayer jvteeung Tnurhaay
"& W.B. 3L Colt, Pastor.
t
Chriht'H Church Episcopnl. Corner
Atlantic and tecond streets, tjervices every
em-day Morninjr Tat io,'j oxiock p. m. bunaay
hchool at i'j o'clock. EvenlnsService at 7 o'clock
nnlr Communion administered on the flrst Sunday
of each month. Seats free. O. B. DAVIS, Kector.
Unntlut Charch. Corner Fourth and At
lantic streets. Services every Sabbath ex-
rrat the tliird in each month, at ll o'clock a. m.,
and To'clock p. m. Sunday School at 10 a. m.
prayer Meeting Wednesday evening. T. S. LOWE,
Pastor.
Christian Cllnrch, London. Divine ser
vice every fcabbath at 11 a. m., and In the
evening. Rev. J. C Latsox, Pastor.
St. Jinry's Kpihcopni I'eru. bervice
-verv Sundar mornlnc and evenlmr. Sun-
dsj- School at 3 o'clock i. m. Itev. It. C Talbott,
pastor.
5a Cumberland Prcsbyterlnn.-
-ML PlCAS-
xr& ant CongTecaUon will hold
dlvine service
IntheMcZion Baptist Church, two miles west of
Brownvllle, each fourth Sabbath, morning and
evening. Ttev. A. IIippetoe. Pastor.
OI. E. Church London. Services every
other Sabbath. Itev. J. W. ILartkt, Pastor.
9G8TH. E. Church, Pern. Services every Sab
' hath. Itev. Mabtuc PmTdlAltn. Pastor.
"-""SPO!. E. Church. 'cnmha City,
Services
every other Sabbath.
B. BcnoK, Pastor.
CITY OFFICALS.
tr2SCity Council. Meets the First Thursday In
J&e? each month. Mayor, C F. Stewart. Al
dermen. F. A-Tisdcl.W. D. Lewis. F. E. Johnson,
r Veidbordt.D. Plasters. Marshal. D. CapmbclU
nk J. B. Docker. Attorney, S. French. Treas
Trer.J.W. Middieton. Engineer. T. W. Bedford.
MAILS.
'Northern, Eastern and .Southern, de-
narts at a. zru: arrives awp.ra.
Balo Mail arrives at 8 p. m departs at 7 a. m.
Pern Mail arrives at 10 m.; departs at 12 p. m.
Beatrice Mail arrives at 8 p.m.; departs at 7 a. m.
Grant Mall arrives Fridays at 4 p. m departs
Thurida vs at S a. m.
Post Office Hours from 7 a. m., to 7Jf p. m. Sun
Tliys from lOto IP's a. m. W. A- POLOCK. P. M.
RAUOJIOjLDS.
St. JoscpIi& Council Blufls R.R
FOB
San Francisco and tlie East and South..
Two trains dally each way, between St. Joseph
and Council BluQs, connecting as follows
At St Joseph with the Hannibal fc fcU Joseph
Railroad far Qulncy. Kansas City via Cameron, tot.
LonU via Macon and the East.
Atfct Joseph with the Missouri Valley Railroad
for Atchison, Leavenworth. Kansas City, ic.
At Council BluilH with Union Eacilic Railroad
for Denver, Salt Lake and California.
At Council Bluffs w ith Chicago A. "orth Western
Railroad for Sioux City and " Up Jiivrr."
Pullman's Palace Curs arc run through from
Council Bluffs to St Louis and Qulncy.
TIME TARLE, Xo. 10.
7b take (ffect Sunday Juneh, 1S70, at IZo'eloek; noon.
m
im
im
o. 4 Expres,bound South, leave Phelps &23 p m
Train No. 3 dally except Monrtaj.'.
Train Xo. 4 dally except Saturday.
All other trains daily except Sunday.
AL- HOPKESS, Gen'l Suierintcndent
E3Jacob Rogers' Omnibus leaves Brownville ft
let Depot at a a. m. ana vi m.. aaiij.
Uanjiibal & Saint JoscpliTime
Tabic.
Taking efiect January 9th, 1S70.
AKItlVE.
?d. 1 DavExp. daily except Sunday 7:3) pm
Jfo. 3 Pacific Exp. daily except Monday .too a m
No. 5 Night Exp. daily except Monday 7:50 a m
o. 7 Through lrt daily except Monday 5:45 a m
o. 9 Through frt. dally except Monday ftJ5 a m
No. It Wav lrt. dally exceptfaunday K55 p m
No. IS Macon frt. daily except bunday 11:30 a m
No. Z Day Exp. daily except Sunday &40 a m
No. 4 Night Kxp. dally except Sunday 5:20 p m
No. 6 Pacific Exp. dally except Sunday 12:45 a m
No. 8 St Louis Ex. dally except Sunday 2:00 p m
NalO Way frt. dally except Sunday..-- f-fi JS
Kai: Ttirough frt. diirpf OTfniBr-rzsi m
No.14 Through frt dally except Saturday- Apm
No. 4 will not stop at Saxton. Osborn. Kidder,
Corner. Moorsvllle. Utlca, Wheellnt: or Meadvllle.
Na C will not stop at Saxton, Easton. O"'
Breckinridge. Moorsvllle. Wheeling or Meadvllle.
b ' T. B. RURNE1T, Ceil. Agent
Union Pacific Railway Time
Table.
Until further notice trains wllll"ve and arrive
at Omahadally as follows:
LEAVE. AHIIIVJS.
Dally Exp .11:15 a. m.
Hotel Exi 4:13 p. m.
Mixed 5:45 p. m.
JFrelght 7:00 a. nu
Dally Exp 4:15 p. m.
Hotel Exp 11:15 a.m.
Mixed 4.-00 p. in.
;Frelght 1:30 p. m.
Tho TTnti.l V.llirPSS trail!
leaves at 4:15 ever
Thursday, and arrives at 11U5 every Sunday
tExcept Sundays. . , . ,
Dallr connections made at Omaha with Chicago
t Norihw extern, Chicigo, Rock Island and Pacific
and St Joseph and Council Bluffs Railroads, nnd
Missouri River line of stecmers for all points East
andSouth. , , ,.
At Chevcnne with Denver Taclfic R. R. for all
points In Colorado and New Mexico.
At llrvan with stages for Sw cetw ater Mines.
At Ogden with Utah Central R. R. for Salt Jake
City and other points in Utah.
AtOgdcn with Central Pacific Railroad, for Cor
rine, Virginia City, Helena, and all iolnts In Mon
tana. Also, lor Sacramenta. San Francjsco, and all
paints in Idaho, Nevado and California.
All freight delivered at the Omaha depot prior to
130 p. nu HI go west Uie same day.
No freight received for shipment after &00 P-.- ,
Tickets for sale to all points west, at the Ticket
Office of the Union pacificRallroad. at which oluce
berths on sleeping cars, can be secured.
F.Ooltojj.G.T.A.
J. U. JlA.ll.uu.i,ire. -"1
ILBbowxsos,
JS, . X
. F. A.
Pacific Railway of Missouri.
Passengers leaving St. Joseph via. Missouri Val
ley Railroad at 1 o'clock p. m., make close and sure
connections at Kansas City with this popular road,
arriving at St Louis next morning at 6 o clocks
This Is no w a first-class road in every respect. New
Iron has been laid; new engines and magnificent
sleeping ard passenger coaches have been added to
ltseaulpsntnts. Passengers can rely on Us making
its adverOsed time. This is the best route from St
Joseph to St. Louis, the South and Southeast.
Through Tickets for sale at the ofllces of the Mls-
soarlValley Railroad. .
II. a MOORE. General Supt
Titos. Dobwix. O. W. A. W. B. Haxk, U. T. a.
Chicago & Nortli Western Rail
Roan Time Table.
LK.IVE.
Express Malls dally except Sunday
raclnc Express dally.
AltElVE.
aoo a.m
-fc30 p.m
..lfcOO a. m
Express Mall, dally except Monday 13M5 a. m
Missouri Tallej- Railroad.
TLME TARLE.
To take effect at noon on Sunday, May 8th, 1ST0.
GOING SOUTH.
Ifb. 1 Express leaves at- .-
Xo. 3 Rxuress leaves at -.
12 m.
.Jt35 p. m.
Ko. 5 Freight leaves at.
MWX) a. m.
BKTUnSISO.
2fo. 2 Express arrives at
?"o. 4 Jixpress arrives at
2:45 p. m.
. 7:30 a. m.
Ko. 6 Freight arrlvesat rr-Tmki?l2z!5
:N'oi.3anVi4dally. 1,2,5,6,7 and 8, daily except
unday. babXABP. Gen. Supt.
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Railroad.
Mall T: a m
Day Fxnress- lte00 a in
&00pm
4.-00pm
3Kpm
0iT0pm
&35am
7:15 a m
Hinsdale Accommodation 12:.p m
Alternoon Passenger. P m
Aurora Passenger 42p m
Hinsdale Accommodation &oopm
Night Express m'P m
JC-OOam
Sunday excepted. tSaturday excepted.
JMonoay excepted.
tf"l X . . W9B.l3r
ton & Onialia
vuiuuu. a;ie.
Time Card.
DKPAIIT.
Omaha and Chicago Express, Daily.
Hall, dally, except Sunday)
AltCIVK.
4:00 p. m.
4fl0 p. m.
Omaha and Chicago Express, daily...
a"iu,a&uy, (except aunaay;.
pnHrr,.' tti Tlntnirriir and Drawing Boom
Bleeping Oars accompany Omaha and Chicago Ex
press. Ticket Office 122 Farnam, corner Ninth street,
aaha.
IUbkyDEUKL, D.W.HISCHCOCK, .
Ticket Agent. Gen. W. Pass. Agt.
Pittsburg, Ft. Wayne" fcCMIca
go Railroad.
ilall 4:30am 6:15pm
5y Express &00am 6:30 am
Sclac Express 4:45 p m ftOO a m
ti-Sht Express &O0 P m lftOO p m
alporaso arrornmodatlon-. 4:50 p m &40 a in
B. R.EMICK,
HEAL ESTATE AGENT,
For the purchase and sale of Ileal Estate In
Unois, Iowa, Missouri, Kan
sag, Nebraska and Col
orado, Maying taxes, &c.
njValuableXands in above named. States for sale
00 wag time.
Office, 49 Main street.
BROWWYIIAE, NEBRASKA.
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LOCAL MATTERS?
J. Zi. Colkapp, Editor.
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1870.
3-Extra copies of the Advkbtiseb for sale by.
Moore & Bradford, Booksellers, 'Stationers ana
Uews Dealers, So. 97 2taln street, next door to the
Postoffice.
j-g-Dlsplay Locals -will be charged Agate spice
REGISTRAR'S NOTICES.
The attention of all legal voters is called to
the .Registrar's Notices In another .column.
The law makes it the duty of every voter to
see that he Is Registered as a yoter. Let alLl
see to!
Personal.
Ve were honored this
morning with an
introduction to Mrs. and Miss Coleman, of Be
atrice, wife and sister of Theo. if. Coleman,
of the Express. The ladies are on a visit to
our city, and will spend some days in our
midst. Miss Coleman Is a professional mu
sic teacher, and is de&lrons of obtaining a
class of young ladles in our city. "Wo speak
for her attention and patronage.
F. E. Johnson, of the firm of F. E. Johnson
& Co., started cast last Monday. He goes for
a stock of dry goods which will surpassiany
ever opened by this house heretofore. He
also intends to procure an artificial arm if
they suit.
Dr. Geo. B. Graff and Maj. B. F. Lushbaugh
of Omaha, were In our city Friday last.
Darlous Phlpps, one of our old friends, who
knew Brownville many years since, is back
on a visit to relatives. He is much surprised
and pleased with the growth of our city since
ho left. He is located at St. Joseph.
A. W. Con lee, merchant of Tecumseh, spent
a few days in this city the past week.
Dr. B. Rains, of Peru, cave us a call during
the past "week. "Vc are pleased to learn
through him of tho healthy progress of our
shter city.
Dr. Blackburn, formerly of this place, but
now of Rockport, Mo., and director of tho Q.
M. R. itP.lt. R., was in our city tho past
week, looking up matters in connection with
the above road. He found matters in good
shape.
Geo. P. Eaton, Cashlci Stnto Bank of Ne
biTJSaTi,Tvent east "Tuesday. Ho s?es for the
necessary furniture, etc., for the bank, and
for his family.
CoL Savage, President (J.M. & P. Railroad,
called and spent an hour in our office Tues
day evening. Ho returned to Qulncy "Wed
nesday morning, in order to be present at
the letting of contracts to-day.
Many of our citizens are Just now making
visets east, to former homes. Mrs. Gibson,
Mrs. Lipsey and Miss Shurts left the present
p NJVe were favored this week with a call from
S. M. Kennedy, Esq., editor and publisher
of tho "Home Circle and Temperance Oraclo,"
Chicago, 111.
G. M. Henderson, 6o notorious for fancy dry
goods, has returned from a trip east, where
he laid in a magnificent stock.
Capt. Wm, Shellenberger has Just returned
from Ohio, where lie has been attending a
review of his old Regiment. VTe are pleased
to see his father, Jacob E. Shellenberger, and
brother, Dr. J, E. Shellenberger, have ac
companied hi in on liis return, and are here
visitors among us; also to know that they
are delighted with our young city and sur
rounding country.
Gen. Remick has gone to Iowa to attend
the re-unIonTf Iowa soldiers at Des Moines.
Ve aro sorry to announco that Dr. C. F.
Stewart is seriously indisposed confined to
his room, and has been for a week past. He
qri is improving, however.
THon. J. S. Church has gone cast to visit his
father who has rerently been afflicted with a
stroke of paralllsis.
J. S. Crawford of Leavenworth, Kansas,
Receiver, of the IC P. R. R., was in our city
yesterday, posting up bills for the Kansas
State Fair.
We notice that Mr. "Wall, of the old Arm of
Vulleau &. Wall, Is mixing drinks at the
Gem, which insures its being done woll.
jqnn wy-itenuersou.aproprietor or. mo
L&ays Jiazar, started east lor new goods,
Tuesday. He is determined not to be excel!
m--z3m r :i
. ",. " 'TagosT urir -ri
AND NO HUMBUG,
FOR THE NEXT SIXTY DAYS,
TO MAKE ROOM FOR
N E W GOODS,
the magnificent stock of
DRY GOODS
AT F. E. JOHNSON & CO'S.
ROLL UP!
Grand Opening
Of Millinery Goods on the 15th of Septem
ber. Wait till the new styles come out. J.
W. Henderson has gone cost, and will bring
back with him the largest and mostcompleto
stock of Millinery and Ladles' Fancy Goods
ever brought to this city, comprising every
tiling In the Millinery line that is new, novel
and clegent, from the most fashionable mil
linery houses in New York and Chicago.
Every lady in the city is Invited to call and
examine goods and prices.
IT you wish to bo suro ol getting your
money's worth go to the Dollor Store !
Every Article SI.
No drawing ! You go pick out your article
and pay your Dollar, at the Dollar Store!
IV. T. Xen
Among the many who Invito trade throngh
our local columns is one of the most consci
entious. What he says there you may rely
upon. He took us yerterday morning
through his Grocery Department, where tyc
saw Sugars, Collee, Teas, etc., in quantites to
wholesale; bo that when ho says wholesale
we know ho means It, Ho buys in large
quantities so as to get them for less, and can
thus truly offer bargains at wholesale or re
tall. "What Den says we will guarrantee.
His word through our columns Is at par!
20 Acres corn lor sale
town. Apply to
two miles from
J. C. Deusek.
Oils, Paints, etc, at II. C. Lett's.
"Wall Paper In profusion at Lett's.
LUSCH HOUSE.
Henry Snlder's Lunch House at No. 45 Is
fast becoming one of the most popular Insti
tutions of the city. He keeps most every
thing that is good as cold Lunch, and a su
perb lot of Liquors. He does the fair thing
and deserves success.
Groceries I
A fresh and large supply of Groceries con
stantly on hand at No. 6C They, are good
and sold low for cash. ,
Chas. Ilelracr makes the neatest fitting
and most durable Boot that can be had. He
uses only the best material and keeps only
the best workmen. His prices are moderate.
Six thousand feet well seasoned 2x12 22-foot
cot ton wood Jolce for sale at
KiLiiounN, Jenkins & Co.'s,
45-4t Brownville.
Wagons X Wagons I
Still they go. What Wagons? Why?
the Jackson and Schutler Wagons. They
don't require to be forced on the people on
credit, they sell for cash, andW. T. Den is
the man that sells them.
Dr. McPhcrson, being now alono in the
business at No. 66, we take pleasure In recom
mending him to the public patronage. He
has, certainly as fine a stock of Queens ware
as the most fastidious could wish to choose
from. It needs but to be seen to be apprecia
ted. Give him a call!
New Boot and Shoe Shop.
Mr. Geo. Denny, boot and shoe maker. No.
15 Main street, In soliciting a share of public
patronage, takes this opportunity to say that
all goods leaving his shop shall be as ordered,
and no person allowed to leave dissatisfied.
Repairing neatly done and promptly at
tended to. Remember the shop, sign of the
boot. -43-3m
Board hy the day or week at Daugher
ty's Resturant, one door west of the Bank.
Ftnce Wire, in abundance at Shellenber
ger Bro'e. ,
ft--?
Impre-remeata.
The State Bank of Nebraska haapHrchased
tho half lot west of Hannaford & McFall's
furniture store, whereon- they will yet this
fall erect a building in the most substantial
manner. The intention of, this building is
to 'secure the utmost jsafety; "and give the
greatest facility for the dispatch of business.
It will be one of the finest on Main street.
We learn that Geo.,E.,EatOB, cashier of the
State Bank, has purchasetTTota on Main
street, on which ho will erect a residence as
scon as possible.
Jocoberkiy is inaklrig-aTijidditfon- to his
Wagon shop on College street.
H. H. Bryant has tho cellar dug, and is get
ting the material on theground, lor a resi
dence on Atlantic street, betM een 2d and 3d.
Notice is hereby given that there will be a
meeting at the house of John McPhersdn on
Tuesday. evening next, of the members of
the Executive Committee of the Walnut
Grove Cemetery Associationrfor thepurpose
of taking Into consldorallon tho propriety
of building a house on the Cometery Ground,
and such-other business as may come before
said Committee.
mrs. e. Mcpherson,
mrs. hoadley,
mrs. docker,
ilRS. FURNAS,
.MRS. HILL.
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GRAND TUIDJIPH I
FOR CHOICE GROCERIES AT THE
P.O.
WHERE C. A. POLLOCK PRESIDES,
backed by all that
IS GOOD TO EAT
in the line of
CHOICE AND FANCY GROCERIES.
He Is constantly receiving, and can war
rant his goods fresh.
Choice Fall "Wheat,
FOR SEED,
for sale at Worthing's.
Thanks.
To E. E. Ebright, Agent of the Equitable
Life Insurance Company for a couple of well
designed and colored maps of the scat of war
In Europe. This Is but "a drop In the buck
et" of the enterprise of this old reliable
company.
To J. W. Bliss, Agent for G rover A Baker's
Sewing Machine, for favors done on bald ma
chine: which highly recommends both the
agent and machine.
Stray Sheep.
By notice In another column it will be
seen that Pascoe & Holman, city butchers,
have lost twenty-four head of sheep. Secure
a good reward by finding them.
At No. GG
A splendid stock of Dry Goods and notions
just received. The best in the market," and
low prices for cash !
Senator Tipton, who has been away to
attend the nuptials of T. J. Majors, of this
city, to Miss Basheun, of Peru, DL. returned
yesterday. Ho reports the Major "as doing
well, under the circumstances, and that he
will return In about a week with his bride.
We wish the happy couple joys,5 boys, bliss
without alloy, and all the etcctereas incident
to the wedded state.
Nlmrods. W. T. Den, W. W. Hackney, A.
Roblson and Jas. Gibson, started on a hunt,
last Monday. They will go so far as Swan
City before retiring.
Ho ! 'For tho State Fair !
No firm In this city is making greater
preparations to accommodate the public
during tho Fair, than Iewis" & Allen,
of the Dollar Store! They have oceans of
new goods coming- from Chicago and other
eastern cities, comprlslugstaplcsand notions
too numerous to mention. Remember, one
dollar gets you any one article, and some
times three or four.
bownsi'
jrr-r-'SV
tno mgnesi market price. ,u..A. qli-ock.
Rlclx &- Gllxuore
Have within the past quarter received and
uold several thousand dollars worth of Gro
ceries, and In all this lot not a customer has
been dissatisfied, or any of It returned. Their
style Is to order only the best, and If it Is not
good, to return It; In this they can always
guarantee and give satisfaction. No. 49 Main
street.
Lnmbcr I Lumber !
J. It. Bell &, Son
Have on hand millions of feet of
Dry Pino Lumber,
"Which Is handled with care, and
Kept under ulied.
From the weather. This comprises all
classes, sizes and finish, that can be found In
any Lumber yard. They have also constant
ly on hand
Lath, ;
Shingles,
Doors,
Pickets,
Sash,
Blinds,
Mouldings,
And everything In pine, that is used In
building, that can be had anywhere. They
make a speciality of
Newel Posts, Banisters, and Hand Rails,
which they will supply to suit ustomers.
Their sales are for cash, and as low as can be
had anywhere In the west. Office and Yard
corner of Atlantic and First streets.
Madame Doctor Rastcllo. Her circular
to married ladles sent on receipt of two
stamps. Address Madamo Doctor Rastcllo,
Chicago, 111. 44-3m
Two Male Chester White pigs, eleven
months old, for sale by
R. W. Furnas,
Brownville, Nebraska.
A. W. MORGAN, Jr.,
Merchant Tailor, la constantly in receipt of
the latest novelties In the line of Gent's Fur
nishing goods, and has now the latest thing
out, which Is tho Genteel Cbllar, the best thing
of the kind we ever saw. Also, a large sup
ply of Piece and Ready Made Goods. Give
him a call, and give him your measure for a
suit Ho is low down in his charges. 35-3m
DR. HOLLAR AY
Respectfully Informs his old friends and
the public, that he Is prepared to attend all
calls In the line of his profession. Ofllce at
D. H.Lewis &. Co.'s Drug Store, Main street,
Brownville, Neb. 51-tf
. Plows t Plows.
At greatly reduced prices, at W. T. DEN'S.
Private medical aid, read Dr. Whlttler's
advertisement.
Cradles, Scythes, Snathes, and all them
kind or nsonn, at Shellenbcrger's.
The Original GoHea Crowa Cigar is
manufactured by A. F.Cohn. It Is the favo
rite everywhere. 37-tf
Ofiico of Jao. Zi. Carson, BaaJcer,
Brofrarille, NebM
August 18, 1870.
1
To all Persons jknvimg Payer is tkis
ofiico
DUB OR PAST DUE,
Notice is givea,ikat demand is mere
'by made and Paymeat required. Un
less upon ample and approved securi
ty, no furUior extensions -will bo
granted.
45-tf JNO. L. CARSON.
Beware of Chlckory.
You can buy3i pounds ofsimon pure
Coffee for 1 at Den's. Den don't keep no 4
pound cullings and sittings of Coffee. Your
Sugars, Syrups and Teas, yon will find at
Den's of the following brands : The Choice
New Orleans Sugar-but no Muscovado nor
Porto Rico trash Sugars kept at Den's Whole
sale Grocery House-If yon want the genuine
by tho hogshead, barrel, or pound of the best
brands, or grades of S6 gars; go toTJen's,
,JS3iaiifejBJffi
"Ijadeat
Jf-Jtm"
It will pay you to call at the Dollar Store
and see those samples of Fall ahd"Wiatsr
Dress'Goodfl; and Ieavoyour orders. V-
i-
Netlceis hereby' given that Father .MaJ-1
erns. wllL. be around to-morrow. Friday,
to collect the funds subscribed fqrthe ejiw
tion of the new Catholic Church, In this city.
It is hoped that all "Will be ready,
a. S. Hetxal
Has the biggest stock of Clothlngr and
Gents' Furnishing Goods oh the Way, that
has ever struck this country He selected
them himself, and' knows them Ube good,
and says he will tell them so low that it
ought to be a penitentiary offense not to bo
well dressed. Look out for the new goods.
Jast Arrived
A fresh supply of choice Groceries,
among which are a splended lot of Dried
Apples, Peaches, Prunes, English Currants,
etc., atMcPherson's.
Just Received
By our cnternrlsincc Grocers. Rich fc Gil-
more, among a large assortment of Grocer
ies, a largo lot of Sugars, Teas, Coffees, ehi,
comprising every grade and quality. Tills
makes this one of the fullest and largest
stocks In the city. They have also Just re
ceived some splendid fresh peaches, which
cannot be beat anywhere. Give them a call.
'THE RBSTTJRANT"
Is that of George Daugherty next door to
John L. Carson's Bank. It Is acknowledged
by all to be the place where one can get the
most acominodatlon, and the best victuals,
for the most reasonable charge. Farmers
know this, and drop In when they arc in
town, and get hungry; strangers are not
luuym finding it -out, and lLa .thirty day
boarders are each and every one individual
witnesses of the fact.
B. Jfc. SI. R.R. R. TICKETS.
The Burlington & Missouri River Railroad
have opened an ofllce for the sale of through
tickets to all principal points East from
Brownville. Call for tickets viaB. &M.at
the office of
41-3m J. L. CARSON.
Tae Meadow King Mower works over
stones and knolly ground to a charm. For
simplicity, durability, and capabilities and
lightness of draft, it is unexcelled. Can be
had of Shellenbcrgers.
The best the market affords can always
be found on the boards of Daugherty's Restu
rant, one door west of the Bank.
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. . U-tf
MACHINE OIL
at McCREERY & NICKELL'S.
MOORE & BRADFORD,
Booksellers and Stationers, next door to the
Post Office, ha vejust received a new and com
plete stock of BooksMaps,Charts,Globcsand
Stationary. Are prepared to furnI&hScho6l
Furniture of every description, and defy
competition for price and quality. School
officers, teachers and all Interested are re
quested to call and examine our stock. No
trouble to show goods. 38-tf
AVM. J. AUSTIN, REAL ESTATE
AGENT. , "V.
Thoroughly acquainted with Southern Ne
braska; buys and sells Improved or Unim
proved Land, Town lots, ic, on commission
or otherwise. Personal attention given to all
matters entrusted to him. Correspondence
solicited. Office: F. E. Johnson & Co.'s Bture,
McPhcrson Block, Brownville, Neb. 36tf
See AdTertiscmcnt headed "Laud! Land!!"
SHELLENBERGER BROS.
ThWfifraarrmoBg our most enterprising
busiHflsjMalhave dose,, perhaps,' ( as
HiHcVa -Sy ;, other to bring" '""the
KAoifcuRCMfiBtrMikMelAfelft
H. In one thing
Alone have they establlsheda fcRadBotjaj
passed south of the Platte river, that is in
Hardware and Cuttlery. In this their
stock is acknowledged by all the most
complete nnd best in Southern Nebraska
Their stock of Stoves and Tinware Is unsur
passable. They aim to keep only the true
and tried In the Stove line; and every house
wife In these six counties knows that their
Tinware is unequalled. They also keep a
full supply of Blacksmith's Furnishings,
and Iron of every size; and Fence Wire, by
the ton. They are enterprising, liberal, and
sell as low as it is possible to, and make a
living proilt. Give them a call, No. 71 Mc
pherson's Block.
Wherever Hay is to be cut, there Is tho
place for a Meadow King Mower. You can
get them at Shellenberger Bros.
General Railroad Ticket Office for all
points at the Star Hotel. 42.3m
Sorgo Machlnery.Among the many
Sorgo Mills now before the public, none rank
higher than tho following.- 'American Prize,'
American Sampson,' 'American Vulcan
and 'American Hercules,' manufactured by
Geo. L. Squler & Bro., Buffalo, N. Y., and for
sale by Shellenberger Bro's. They are all
vertical mills, weighing from SCO to 1200
pouuds, and with relative capacity of from
two hundred to twelve hundred gallons per
day. These Mills have all the improve
ments which long experience has suggested
and have the reputation of working with
more ease to man and beast than any other
Mills made. Call at Shellenbcrger's and get
a Sorgo Manual and see the Mills.
Largest stock of Stationery In the city, at
the post office.
Weston's Cylinder Chnrn.
Shellenberger Bros, are entitled to tho
thanks and patronage of all who have cows
for their introduction of this valuable churn.
It Is the most complete, simple and efficient
churn made, and Its price brings it within
the reach of all. There are three sizes at
$30, $4.00, and SI.50, respectively. These
churns, as soon as introduced, must certain
ly take precedence of all others for simplici
ty, durability and cheapness.
X PISE LUMBER YARD.
Kllbourn, Jenkins A Co., corner of Fourth
and Main streets, In this city, have constants
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 arc selling at the lowest possible
figures for which the same can be got out of
tho log and shipped to this point. They are
determined to continue as heretofore to sup
ply the bulk of lumbes, etc., used in this
Land District. Call and see them !
NOTICE.
The regular term of the Probate Court for
the trial of civil cases for all sums over one
hundred dollars and under three hundred
dollars, will be held at the office of the Pro
bate Judge In the city of Brownville, Nema
ha county, Ncbiaska, commencing on the
first Monday of each calendar month.
A. W. MORGAN,
27-tf Probate Judge.
Banisters, Hand Bail and Newel Posts kept
by J. R. Bell & Son, at their Lumber Yard
corner of College and FIrst-sts.
Everything canned at the Postoffice.
Peaches, Raspberries, Strawberries, Black
berries, Whortleberries, Plums, Gages, Dam
sons, Quinces, Cherries, Lima Beans, String
Beans, Green Corn, Pine Apples, Tomatoes,
Lobsters, Oysters, &c, &c Go and see the
large varieties.
Clocks, splendid assortment.
WATCHES, full stock.
JEWELRY, In abundance at
Dunn & Hays' who also do all kinds of re
pairing of Cloclcs, Watches or Jewelry. No
29, Main street. ll-3m
See Advertisement of Dr. Butts' Dispen
sary, headed Book for the Million Mar
riageGuide In another column. Itshould
be read by alL 27-y
Doty "Washing Machines, at Denser &
Sburta'
7"-
'9P New Map f tfee West
Tho New Directory Map of tho West and
especially ,, of .Kansas and Nebraska, by the
Snyder Brothers, of Chicago' .4ias; Just leon
delivered In : this Section. We'.nnd Jt pio
the latest improvements, and gotten up in
the latest and best style of th e art. The com
bination sectional ssaps-ef Kansas and Ne
braska are -rery accurate, and are an Lndls
pensable requisite to every business man In
these SUlesJ as Well us every public place. It
la certainly the,, cheapest map we 'ever saw
at 110. We have been authorized to act as
Agent for the map in this section and shall
be happy to Tecelve .orders.
"For Tonag Men and Young Women"
The"I'ounff Jbtt Ilxtrar Is tho novel title or the
new Rural and Literary Monthly being issued by
IL W. F. Lewis, the publisher of the TFfrn urat,
at Chicago. Prizes are offered for stories and con
tributions on various subjects by young writers, and
fine premiums for dubs of subscribers. Terms, 1.
00 per year. Thcflrst 500 subscribers aro to be cre
dited for two years. We think this paper must
excite a great Interest among the young men and
young women throughouflho United States. Ad
dress H. N. F. Lewis, Publisher, Chicago.
School Boolta of all kinds, can be found
at tho Book Store, next door to Postoffice.
Fresh Drags, Faints,
at McCrecry &. Nickcll's
Oil nnd Glass,
sepl-lw
School.
School Books of all kinds, at McCreery &
NIckell's Drug Store. sopl-3m
That evor welcome and very valuable pe
riodical, the "Phrenological Journal and
Packard's Monthly," for September, Is on our
table.
Parlor Furniture and Cane Seated Chairs
in abundance, at Hannaford & McFall's.
First Invoice of Fall Piece Goods, at Ja
cob Marhon's.
Don't Fall
To see those flno Lace Goods, going off so
cheaply, at the Dollar Store.
Bootat Boots I Boots X
Where? AtHctzel's! The finest stock of
Chicago Custom Made Boots you can wish to
put your feet in, can be found at No. 70.
Insure your life .In the Washington Insurance
Company, of New York, to the amount of the mort
gage on your house.
The rates of the Washington Life are the same
as other good companies.
i
Foresisht'Is the right eye of Provldonce, and
Providence dictates Life Insurance. Insure In the
Washington '
Avaunr, Indigestion The CharterOak Stove
Is the most interesting and Important feature In the
family economy; for it Alls the house with warmth,
the table with good cheer, and prevents that dreary
aspect and those Indigestible meals that bring sour
ness of temper, discomfort and dissatisfaction.
Call 1 1 1 : 1
At G. M. Henderson's and see the host of
nice things for the ladles, he has Just receiv
ed. Golnc! Going! Gone! Foster than the auc
tioneer's hammer knocks down merchandise, neg
lect disposes of the teeth. Sid, therefore, for that
prize of life, a perfect set, by brushing them regu
larly with Sozodont.
"Spaldins'n Glnc," has now taken the place
of all Cements and Mucilages.
No. CO
Is just in receipt of a. splended assortment
of Dry Goods, Just from the Eastern market,
among which will be found all the latest
notions, as well as the standard goods In
that line. The Doctor is proverbial for his
liberal and fair dealingan now offers a stock
which he can' safely guarrantee as No. 1, In
every respect.
Found.
The best and cheapest ystock .of Hp.rness,
Saddles, Collars, Whips, Vly Nets', '-Riding
Bridles, Martingales, Curry Combs, Brushes,
Cards, Rubber Combs, Surcingles, Gurths and
Slnches. Tho best of Buckskin and Lace
Leather, also the celebrated Vacuum, Oil"
Blacking for Harness, Boots and Shoes, all
of which can be found at Saudcr's, at low
rates for cash. -- - -J3-3m
A. P. COGSWELL,
REAL EgJATEhSnKEn. Ofllce, corner
Phut' wadTAtlantlc streets. .Buyj and sell
lands, pay taxes, for non-residents. Gives
particular-attention to buyinjrselllng and
renting city property. ' 30-3m
Wni. H. Hoover, Real Estate Agent and
Conveyenccr: Court Room. 31-tf
COMMERCIAL.
BROWNVILLE.
Corn. shelled -JlVffi-i:
Onions ......... 80
Wool Un ashed20(t25
" Tub WaslieaSG40
Honey. .... . ."w
Eggs . 12fffil5
Butter .....axfcs
Chickens, t doz..?i2,V)
Beef Cattle 3',(-J'.
Corn, In the ear......-K)0 J-V
Spring Wheat.
.ftVaJTS
uais......
Barley Oats.
Barley
Sprinc W Flour.
Fall W Flour,...
Potatoes .....
Lnrd ................
2Ueg33
5IXW60
5,75
Hobs rtoss 7.00
IHdes.areen 5
" Dry Flint 12
Mink n.avai.sar
Beaver. ?l,003;i.25
Coon 20$70
Apples, green....f3,50
isgpn
Bacon Sides,
Canvased Hams ...2C
Shouiuers is
No country cured In the
market.
SINGER'S
The Singer Manufacturing Co.
fa now producing nearly 200,000 Sewing Ma
chines per nnnnni, and is not able-to meet the
demand, but in order to do so, new factories are be
ing erected that will supply
Three Hundred and Fifty Thousand
Machines each-Year.
The popularity of the "Ssw Familv" Sewing
Machine is only surpassed by its usefulness nnd sim
plicity; durability and beauty. Where known It is
difficult lor other manufacturers to effect sales, nnd
they employ every means to foist their product up
on the people. Buyers of Sewing Machines should
avoid canvassers and peddlers, who resort to com
pulsion to make sales. Tor no machine can be desir
able that Is forcibly thrust upon the purchaser.
The Singer ".New Family," and the "New
No. 1 Hewing JIacliine The latter for "Dress
makers, Tailors, Shoemaker?. fec., are eagerly
sought for, and a large stock can be found in our
sales rooms, together with every useful accessory
intended for them.
We sell Silk Twist, Cotton and Llnnen Threads,
Needles, Oil. Screw-drivers, &c, at retail, or la
quantity, at manufacturers prices.
Catalogues, Price Lists. Ac., in English or Ger
man furnished on application by mall or other
wise. iDJfN & LOWE.
SC Fourth Street,
ST. LOUIS,' MO.
14-Im
THRESHING MACHINES.
J. I
RACINE,
CASE & CO.,
. - - . WISCONSIN
- rANTJFAUTUitEKS ..OF THBESHES'G 3IA
1VL CHINES, with Pitts'. Climax and Mount
ed Horse Powers, Tread Powers,. Wood .Sawing
Machines and .Portable Engines. Descriptive cir
culars sent frej by mall. jga-The largest manufac
turers of TmiEsiLEiw hi the World. 35-3m
For sale by
F. A TISDEL,- JR.. A Co.,
BrowzrviUt, Nebraska.
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GREAT WESTERN
Livery, Feedr Sale and Exctiange
STABLES.
Corner Main and Levee St BROWN VHYLE.
HAVING purchased this Stable of
A.P. Cocswell.we are prepared to furnish
the bast TEAMS, RUOOIES and CARRIAGES In
Southern Nebraska, at LOWEST CASIt RATES.
Room for Fifty Horses. Corral for Stock. Particu
lar attention paid to Pecdine or Boarding Horses.
"MyJ : PHILLIPS &. RARNES.
NEW STEAM FERE Y
The Brownville Perry Company
have now running between
BROw:rcaiJLJi:, ite:b.9
North Star and Phelps City, Mo.,
the new and commodious Steam Ferry
MARY J. ARNOLD!
THIS BOAT is entirely new, with
power and capacity to cross everything
that may come. In any weather.
For crossing Cattle Into or out of this Land Dis
trict, this fa the best point. This boat Is especially
fitted up to ensure safety in crosslngstock. and targe
cattle pens are already erected at the St. Joe. fc C. B.
Depot at Phelps City. We can Insure the traveling
public that all In our power shall be done to tnnke
this the most reliable crobsingon the Missouri river.
BROWNVILLE FEItltY CO.
13-25-tf
THE GREATEST WORK
OF
THE A.O-3S.
A BOOK.JNVALDABLE
TO
EVERY GROCER,
Every Produce Dealer,
1 Every Dairymaa,
.Every Fanner,
Every Manufacturer,
EVERYBODY!
Yob Camnot Afford to be Witliont It !
ilv
od to keep Eggs Fresh and Sweet lor nt least one
year. The cast is less than liulf a cent per dozen,
nnd by this method Eggs bought nt eight and ten
cents a dozen durlnir the summer, can be kent nnd
sold during the winter for from, thirty to fifty
cents. When once-known this method will take
the place of all others. ITDOESXOT TARXISir
THE EGG, OK GIVE ST THE APrEAKAXCE
OF AGE WHEX OFFERED FOR SALE IT
CAXXOT HE TOED EITHER UY Al'FEAR
AXCE OR QUALITY FROM A FRESH LAID
EGG.
IT ;ONTAINS-Tho best receipt ever published
of renuering sour una rancia ouiier perjecuy
swcei. ana niso now io giveannuormana natural
color to "White nnd Streaked Butter, and the best
n
maimer or mixing ana repacking uutterxor mar
'icei,
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These Tvr Receipts alaa&M'-
wrii iiMHdreus orooiiars.
IT TELLS The cheanest aad best modes of Tnanu'
facturlng Washing Compounds. How to tcakeJ
jiara ana jsoii soap, inss, uanaics, raints, var
nishes. Cements, and Baking Powders.
IT TELLS How to Clnniy Honey so as to sell for
nearly twice the common sort.
IT TELLS The latest nnd best mode of salting and
curing Hams, and nil kinds of meat.
IT TELLS How to Dye Clothesof all shades, and in
fast colors.
IT GIVES Valuable receipts for curintr Burns,
Sores, Cuts, Felons.Vrost-BItes, Cancer. Ear Ache
Tooth Ache, Bing Worm, with hundreds of other
new and valuablcmetliods,ithfulldirections,io
that any one can use them.
IT TELIJS How to take out Prult Stains, Ink
Stains, Iron Bust Stains, nnd Paint Stains from
Cloth nnd Silk Dresses.
IT TELIJ3 How to counteract frost upon trees, a
valuable receipt.
IT TELLS How to Tan Furs, either with or without
the hair or wool on, and how to imitate those ol
superior grades.
IT TELLS How to moke the best Curling Fluid
for making the hair grow in beautiful liowlng
rinclets.
IT TELLS How to feed Hens so as to make them
lay all the year round.
IT GIVES Over Five Hundred rare and valua
ble Receipts, and a complete guide to the manufac
ture of hundreds or uselhl nnd saleable articles.
Including Patent "Medicines, Perfumery, Toilet
and Dental Articles, and many others casily
mude, at trilling cost, and selling readily nt large
proflts, with many manufacturers' secrets, tc.
TIS VAttJABIiE TO EVERY
OKE-BE SURE TO GET IT.
oftiSfONE DOIXAR!
For sale by war. H. BISHOP, St LouLs, Mo.. Agent
for the publishers. 33-3m
SWAN
GENEILIL
Groceries
"We have on hauda large
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HIGHEST, MARKET!
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A. Tj. RICH.
NEW
ADMINISTRATION
RED STORE
EICH & GILMOEE,
Successors to "V. H. SMALL,
DEALERS AJD JOBBERS IX
GROCERIES &
Sack as Coffees, Sugars, To&s, Molasses, Syrup3, Plour, Bacoarislx, Dricii
Beef, Salt, Coal Oil, Tobacco, Cigars, Cheese. Dried and Greeu IVtsits, Cou
fectioaaries of all Kinds, "Wooden Ware, Sec,
In connection -s-lth the above they keep constantly on hand a large supply of feed,
COIMT, OJLTS, BRAX, SHORTS, &c
All Goods Sold at Prices that Defy Competition.
Highest Market Price paid for all kinds of COUNTRY PRODUCE.
Reduced Prices tO SUlt the Times-Small Profits rmil "Pnfl-TV?lHt,fr It tl.nlr In.t.lon.U '
Goods-wtU be sold to Country Merchants In
rates;
FARMERS' WIVES.
HOW TO MAKE GOOD
VINEGAR.
JDV ONE DAY!
FN CMer, Swgkam, ICdl&sees, Sa
gar, "Wine, er tlte jnico of any fruit,
Directions Simple an Easy. Cost
mot ame-kalf taat of the old process
ef allowing Cider to" sear in. "barrols
Any one can make it. Poll Siroo
tioas sent upon receipt ofFifty Cents
Address. W. II. BISHOP,
33-5m
ST. LOUIS. MO.
J. A. riNER.
T. K. REYNOLDS.
SOUTHEKKr HOTEL.
ritf E R & RE Yi0 CDS, Proprietors
Eight street, two blocks from R. R. Depot,
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DOXY'S
WASHING MACHINE !
Lately much Improved nnd the New
UniversalClothesWringer
TMPBOVED WITH HOWELL'S PATENT
X Double COff-Wheels, nnd the Patent Slop, are I
now unaueatlonnbly farsiirwrlor to nnv imnnrahis I
for washing clothes ever invented, nnd will save!
South wa seonle wka have tsed thQ testifr ua
fellotts;
TlieyjJive hrBrt JT the W-iid vont, mil
ry ler iHBaitfm mmt "W meiej and eeateat
ment. Let eve&'yeM-ag- lady ktartf to we ttxtSL
and eyerymrfMoa-s Xeep'tbesa talker hoHe.
;' -Mat,-WlSw ifaunc. "We have trie
It. The Clothes Wringer Is very superior. A good
hand will wash a large number of pieces in a few
hours." Raleigh (A C) Eitectial 3Iit:xltst.
"After. two years' experience with iiDotwo nr
assured that it Li the greatest help and economizer
of time, labor and money we havo yet had intro
duced into our household." Williamson Smith. A'eir
Orleanx.
"I have hart n Doty Washer in my lamlly for
sometime. It gives entire .satisfaction, and I tukc
pleasure In commending It to the ht-ad of every
household." R. Tbiccr.i.Jrfftrtcn, Tl'xus.
"I have had one ofDoty's Clothes Washer's in
use for a year, and r am perfectly fcjitLstied with It.
My family havetried it faith Ihlly, and liave never
known It to lail to accomplish nil that it professes
to." I'rof. J. F. Steitiu, Cbncord Female COUece,
Statavillr.X.G.
PRICES A FAIR OFFER.
If the Xerchant-slnyour place will not furnish,
orseud lor the Machines, send us the retail price.
Washer -fis. Extra Wringer ?10,nnd we will forward
either or both -machines, free of freight, to places
where no one L selling: und so sure arc we they
v. ill be liked, that we agree to refund the money
If any one wishes to return the machines free of
freight, after a month's trial, according todlrec
tlons. Ko husband, father or brother should jtermxt the
drudgery of washing w ith the hands, fifty-two days
lathe year, when it can be dono better, moro exio
dltluiisly, wlthIe- labor, and no injury to the gar
ments, by n Doty Clothes Washer and aUuIveial
Wrlnccr.
Sold by dealers generally, to whom liberal dis
counts arc made.
R. C BROWNING, Gen. Agent,
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32 Cortland St., "Xew York.
CCBSCRIBE FOK THE ADEKTISEIt.-Oid-
KJ I
est paper In tho State.
DEALERS IN
and -well assorted stock of
FANCY GROCERIES
t nstant additions, arid -which
, low as any House west o
d
WE DEFT COMPETITION
APPROVED BRATDS.
PRICE PAID FOR
STVIV te BKO.
A. H. GliLilOlU',
AT THE
FR0V
either largo or smallbiils and at extremely low
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Provisions
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Empire Shuttle Maciiiiief
Patented Feb, II, 1SG0, & Sejt. 1, 1S6. ,
RECEIVED THE; FIRST PRIZE K
ATTHK
Great Fair of the American Institute
In New YorkvOct. 26, 1S0T,
And Highest Premium for Beat ""
ManufatcrtTiriiig MacMng
At Paris Exposition, July, 1S67.
Xo. X Faintly machine.
Tlds machine fa constructed on a new principle, of
mechanism, pcs-'csxlnir mnny rare and valuobfe im
provements, having been esamim-d by tho moot
profound experts. And pronounced to be suuplltity
nnd perfection combined-
The following arUiu principal objections urged
against sewing machines:
i. Excessive flitigue to the peralor.
2. Liability to get out or order.
3. Expense, trouble, and loss of time In rcpairln J,
l. Incapacity tosew every dcriptlon of material.
o. Disareoable uobe w hile In operation.
The Empire Saving Machine is Exempt
from all these Objections.
It has a straight Needle. Perpendicular Action,
makes theLock orShuttleStltch, which will neither
rip nor ravel, and is alike on both sides: pertbrnw
perfect sewing on every description of material.
with cotton, linen or silk thrvdtf, from the coarsest
to the finest number.
It Hems, Fells, Binds, Braids, Tucks,
Quilts, Plaits nnd Gathers.
As a Family Sewing Machine It lias no superior.
Special attention Is called to our new Improved
Nos. 2 & 3 Man-afacturi-af-c 2IacMRes
They have been thoroughly tested on every des
cription or Cloth and Leather Work, running, by
tcam Tower at the rate of
1,200 Stitches per Minute
Producing more than double the work cf any otii
er Shuttle Machine now In use; tliestltch Is tight,
uulftirni nnd beiiutiml; they are simple In construc
tion, easily understood, nud not be liable to get out
Dt be Un
nnrntlv
or orcier, run light anil are comparatively notselet3.
For Tnllori inr or JA-nther Work we claim that they
nre not only eiiual. but much superior to any other
machine Uiat has ever been ouered to the public.
Empire Sewing MaoMne co., N.Y
WELLS & RICHARBSOS,-
St. Joseph, ilo.
General Agents N. w. States and Territories.
WHEN YOTJ BUY .5,
COOKIH& STOVE
it is oconomj'
TO GET THE BEST.'
31,84:5
Have been sold in the last two years
NOT ONE HAS FAILED TO GIVE
ENTIEE SATISFACTION
They are universally acknowledged
The Best Cooling Stove Made!
AND WHEREVER KNOWN
they mm MRiiiii
Tor "Uniforriiity in- Baldnrr,
Eor Economy in tho -use of Fucli--TorDnraljility
an.Ci Convcuionooy
nndtheir perfect adaptation to the
WANTS OP WESTERN PEOPLED
9END FOR PRICE LIST TO
Shellenberger Bros.,
JBrowiiyUlc? Veli.
A SwyLAKKASHA-rCraHHOKE,
.Ok. ftsuipiOBuat-oaco ri'riRaw, naj&eca
InnMti. Anwiira.l 4f. .... .n..iA.. rV V.n.wi.1
Sexual and PrlT-itcDIscasestliau any otherphy
slclanlnSt.Louls. SypljIUfGonorrhea, Gleet.
oinciurc, "Jrcnnis, iternia, nntt xtupture; ail
Urinary Dlicxses and Syphilitic or Mercurial
Affllctlansof thethrnat. sLIn nrbonesarolreat-
d with unparalellcd bucccs3. Spermatorrhea,
eeIuaJJeDUly,anllmpolencJ as tne result
of self-abuse lu youili, sexual txcesscs la ma
tureryears. oroiher causes, and whlchnrodnco
SOmeoflll('frlInv!niftrrrt'i. nnnrtnrnl onit.s.
81 on s, blotches, dCWllty, dizziness, dimness of
sight, confusion of ideas, crvilforcbodlnga, arcr-
SloatoSOCletv of femalos. Vsomi-TiinT-ir. Hurt
ouuiiuvrcr, ana renaenngicarriageiinprop"
MiMbuviuiiwiciiu curvu.
The DOCtOr'S ODDOrttniitlPdfn-SnqntUl n-n.l nrt.
vate practice ore unsunwsscd in stTT.niiitinrsnv
- - ft' mmu w otCA a
otherclty Backllles of at. Louis pancrs prove
uh tic uju uccu iuidiiu iut i c lunger ny yevs
uiananvoinersauvcrusuur. .i uu esumuanmeni.
uDrary, laooraiory auu appoinim(.nisaro unri
valed In thn 'West, unsumasscd ajir-whern
Age. with experience, can be relied upon, and
the doctor can rclcr to manv DhT si clans ihronch-
ontthc coantrv. In past eucccbs and nreccnt
position he stands without a competitor. The
writings of a physician whoso reputation Is
Unlon-wldo should bo rrorth reading. DIT.
WHITTIER'S I'ampletsent to any addrcsif In
a sealed envelope for two stamps. Many phy
sicians lntrodnco patients to tho doctor after
reading his medical pamphlet. Communica
tions confidential. A friendly talk wlilcostyon J
nothing. Office central, yetrctlrcdJio G17S1
Charlesst.,bt.Louls,Mo Jlour39a.rn.to7p.
DR. WIZ.BER
COXTISUEStotrcatalirriTateDIscaseg. Syph-,
Ills, allfonn30f Gonorrhea, Gleet, Stricture.!
Sc completely eradicated. That numerous clasa1
of cases rcsnltlnjr from 6clf-abuso, producing nn-t"
manliness, ncrroasdeblilty, Irrltablll ty, eruptions, !
seminal emissions, and finally linpotency; peraia-i
nently enred. Persons afflicted -with delicate, ini
tricato and loiifr-standlEg constitutional complaints'
are politely invited to callrorconsultatlon,irhlciil
costs nothing. Experience, tho best of teachers,!
has enabled Dim to perfect remedies at onco cffi-J
dent, sife, permanent, ami -which la most cases'
can be used -without hindrance to business. The es-
t&bllshment embraces office, reception Mitdiraltlnir'
xutims. aiso ooaraiDS
-. .. -- - - - - .
patients reqnirlns
vanor and clif-ml
t tailed, state your case. KcadhhinamDhlct.sentto
anyaddre'stree. Thonsandsofcasestreated annu-!
pllyat office and all over tho country. 618 Wash
IngtonaTe..St.I.ouls. I'ours X. M. to 7 P. K '
famphlets sent to any p ress for two stamps.
f-ly
fl A S3 C' 3 fi tf" S" Vrl"a CrtnneJsr t t!
Ciir-j, on the pbrrfoicxlcal
"3 SUflS Dptfki and letcUtwnsot
VaUBsSa th2ecaljta. vitatHa
latntiaicerpriealnprulscfs'c
& prtrratlng oBspricg. to tor erv i bccotnpltiico, e.
Ttujl(aalnurnUsgccrlcc( tMO'han.lrtdSQd tveatr fcar
page, villi nacterout tasraTlc' anJc:u1nsTaliubelnror.
"saation fcr tls9 who arezaartttd.er uQtcmpUta nurrUx.
Still, It la a book t&atoujttt to t9 krx't ca&r l3rtn4 trf, ao4
BAtlal & cirtlculy atiouttLe home.
ScnttoaajoBO frtoorpoiUjc, for7!rtr Ontr.
AddnDr.-B-attra;caiarT 7v V2. Sara HljlitU Sawfc
8LouU,lio.
Notico to tho Afflicted and
Unfortunate.
Before ippMn
to the nolrii qtr.ckj rho ajrertiie la
public papers, or nilagany qnack recall;., pcraia Dr. BatU'
work, no cultrr voat toot
wort, no chiv-t wn: toot int-e l
: It, or how "j.ptaillo ju
eccilltitia.
Dr. Butt en te eontQltril. nzrstmiTlv tirYv m&it. do OJ
Strict, tttweca iiarkct znl ChcCiat, Lt. Lcau. iltf,
A. Rare Colloctiou,
"ROTUSD'S BKCrnTSi M.ri3 .tt. Dlsetrterles. ie.
-L" co3iprUIc;Talaalil4 Inrureiaiibafur orcrjtxxly. Snikr
Ball (free or pcitai J r 1 r7Y C-cti. Ailr. R. E. XO&
MA5DY,So.I5ScraEic;liitrttt S-UtiJ, JIo.
"T-jUAXTTS COLLECTlOSor ni-r!jtnohnai!fttlrdrtJlbr
J- aaxias Braail-r ; alt 11-nfa o f Wle. Cia. Ale-. Iteer, Cor.
i I lit, Saperior CiJcr, aal tnueh otter tueful lafonnaUea
for thou iSeallnir t n errjicifacriTlsjiojof tieaboTe, eiUi
tar th e trade a r Loin t a e.
Seat by mail if cr c r j-mU rc) tr HRr Ccatt. Addre
s. s. 5oinmv,Xa.i:imn!;tfctrect. st-Loo-j.iif
Bay Me and rilDo-Yau Sod.
ROOT & PLAKT
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BT CLKA53IXO TEK BtOOD AXD
atnslae tho LItct oa-i Sectetire lr
gica to acaltbractioa, tse e riils ears
EiUij coapijiaM vl.1a It vroU not bo
sepposed tie r could r acb.sah aa Him
icn:.raiiia tiu Sot Jiuwtortin
llitcs a.ii TssT, Uciiiuu, CcttLXum,
BuicKAiaot !(uuii Laci&TTSTnxi
Bojocs Dnonir Kojrr Arrscnoaa,
Coinzrxnos, Drsiiirr. I'sxaa or J IX
Kiisa Bm-nu Jn-itift tn.to'hrrila
dred eoaiplalau ruujtnaslaribtcof
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taa ooaj, or omi-ncoon 01 lis reaction.
Betas frecfroa svrsarj and tihtr ycionat
ther eaa be taken at all tin's aul iii alt cir-nuuUiX
without iTsard ta diet or tri.s-Bn.
Prepared lj the GnHcn JfedJefa C Bt. LoaI,Mo.i. "-
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LOOK TO YOUR CHILDREN.
The Great Sootfiirj? Eemody,
Mils. C Curcctlaal -rlrlL;latia')P2IC3
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ttl tie great Icfoaki'asd Cindrtn'jTS-titas KeistJT ta
all dijordera broagbt on byloctiiasor any otter cause. Pea.
varedbrtbeGrartofilleil'ciaaCo. Ht.Lonii.Ua.
aoid ay dregi aj fa:i ta Be-:i.iaa rrmwtere.
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