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About Nebraska advertiser. (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 29, 1870)
t.- "P LOCAL MATTERS. J. Ik Colhapp, Editor. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1S70. From the Pally of Thursday. 6aeo'f the finest Boqnets of Flower' we hove ever looked at was mado by Mrs, Hond jf rand on cxlilbltlonycsterd&T. That alone will pay for a visit to the grounds eren In the mud and rain. W have been enjoying, for the last forty lght hours, tbo rain the New Hampshire minister prayed for, who prayed for rain In this fashion: '0, Lord, .we pray for rain. 2fotateafIrfdriT!n';raln, fiutil as horrors DP the face of natur, but., a drlzzlln', soz xlln' rain, such as lasts all day, and pretty much all night." Street Crossings. We are sorry ItJalho moist now to put down street crossings, for they are terribly needed. Could not some thing be done In the way of portable cross ing, ncn aa lRrBe stones dropped at Intervals across Main street, to accommodate pedes trians? Twenty column of reading matter Is claimed by the editor of the "Last Ditch" for his dally I Correct, iis usual; he came within 15 of the truth ! Probate Court. Judge Morgan, yester day, had brought before him, by Marshal Campbell, four persons arrested for gambling In the Gem Saloon, and theSaloon lieeperon the charge of keeping a gaming house. Upon tho plea of guilty the Judge collected $45 and rosts. J."W. Newman appearingfortheState In the abeence of the prosecuting attorney. PERSONALS. Quite a number of prominent visitors from a distance were on tho Fair grounds yester day. Judge Blanchard, of Placervllle, Cala Tornla, Judge Kinney and family, of Ne braska City, and J. A. "Ware and family of besamo place. Geo. P. Tuckor, of Helena, Johnson county -an old and valued friend, called this morn ing. He Is the Republican nominee for State senator for this District, composul of Rich ardson, Johnson and Nemaha counties. "We knew him while In tho 2nd Nebraska Caval Tf, Co. F, and knew him as a faithful sol dier and a favorite with his company and all his acquaintances. Ho Is now one of the true, honest farmers of Johnson county and deserves the full party vote. (From our Daily of Friday. 'The first premium butter, made by Mrs. -Jno. L. Carson, was sold on the ground yes terday at a proffered bid of one dollar per fcound. -Quite a spirited Sowing Machine contest look place In. tho Hall on the Fulr Ground yesterday. Of course some were pleased and others displeased. io defeated asphunt became excited and proposes an independ ent contest, -the defeated to pay to the Socie ty twenty-five dollars. 'High, handed. Wo learn that two of the parties who werfc arrested for gambling and iput In jail cir Wednesday by Marshal Camp bell, were let out on'thelr word to appear at 9 o'clock next morning by the Deputy Sher RT without further ball. A rather high handed proceeding. The-result was that jus t!co failed of Its end; as theytlid appear be fore Judge Morgan, hut rrb officer be.'ng around, no charge having been entered, he knowing nothing whatever of the case, they consequently go unpunished. This Is an in justice to those that were fined, a loss to ;the State, and should bo a warning -fcgalnst the -assumption of too much authority by an officer. PERSONALS Geo. P. Bowman, editor of the -Forest City Independent, called ihis morning. He Is up to report the State Fu .. C. Woodley, Esq., County Clerk of John Tson county, is in the city. yE W GO OD S S". vJronx90ir'"c6T Have Jwtt received about a arxlead ofaew 1 n nT i litin-iiilrtti - fcmn i iiHMii75irtrTm fifockVAraoDg t&at -soruoMitt CGICAGOTQUS' EujbSoots"' Buch as they "have usuitVy kept In stock, and which they personally wiuraat, and arehere to make the warranty good. Also, a fine as sortment of DRESS AND WOOLEN GOODS, the best the eastern market affords. 21dwl "Sorao txtraorIIaary instances of female pluck was exhibited on the Fa!.- Ground yes terday. Wc sow a crowd of young lad res and gentlemen who came In from the country on horseback, mud to their waists going the rounds of the grounds, while the rain "poured, looking at tho stock, nud seeing sights, "happy as larks" as gay os"f the sun had been shining. Who took the First Premium on Boots and Shoes, Clothing, Hardware, Woolens, Flannels, Honey, and on Fall Wheat Flour? Why W. T. DEN, he keeps store down. town. He also took the agency for the salo of tho First Premleum Orchard City Walking Cul tivator. And Den will sell Rock Island Sterrlng and corn Plows $3,00 Lower 'ban any man In Nebraska. iSjilcndld Coon I TheKlcns Sisters, at No O), have Just re ceived and opened a magnificent stock of the most beautiful Plumes, Velvets, Ribbons, Bonnets, Hats, Flowers etc., whlcn they In vite the ladies of Brownviheand vicinity to all and examine. Charges reasonable. 20dtf Spring WbcatFJourSi50 for sale at 30 dwl RICH & GILLMORE'S. Fresh Oysters, BooUCs best, at Gardiner 'Beeche's.one door west of City Meat.Market. 20d2w2J Molasses and Syrups, it the P. O., for sale cheap. of the very best. NOTICE. The regular term of the Probate Court, for Iho trial of civil cases for all sums over one hundred dollars aud mrfcr three hundred "dollars, will co held at the office of the Pro bate Judge in the city of Brownvlllo, Netna h& county, Ncbiaska. commencing on the first Monday of each calendar month. A. W. MORGAN, 2T-tf Probate Judge iltmrntrtr the Bank Restaurant. New Boot and Shoe Shop. Mr. Geo. Denny, boot and shoe maker. No. & Main street. In soMtfUng a share of public Ipatronago, takes this opportunity to say that ill goods leaving his shop shall bens ordered, and no person allowed to leave dissatisfied. Repairing neatly done nud promptly at tended to. Remember the shop, sign of the boot. 45-3m dw J Freeh Hominy at the P. O. "Spring Wagon fc Buggy for sale. En tmlr of WM. CHAFFEE, 13 dwl Brownvllle Fdnntl. The best and cheapest stock of Harness, Saddles, Collars, Whip?. Fly Nets, Riding Bridles, Martingales, Curry Combs, Brushes, Cards, Rubber Comb.Surcingles, Gurtbs nnd Blnches. Tho best of Buckskin and Lace Leather, also the celebrated Vacuum Oil . Blacking for Harness. Boots and Shoes, all of which can bo found at Sander's, at low rates for cash. 43-3 m dw Don't hesitate, Kyou wish to pujhp, but oal go down to the Star Hotel. 13dwl FIRST PREMIUMS AT McCREERY & NICKELLS Is the placo to buy your PAINTS, OILS AND GLASS, WALL AND WINDOW PAPERS, SCHOOL AND BLANK BOOKS, LA1IPS AND FIXTURES, TOILET AND FANCY ARTICLES, BRANDY AND WINES. dawlw. From the Dally of Satnrday. Bay your premium Boots and Shoes, Clothing and .Dry Goods, at VT. T. DEN''S One Arrest was yesterday mnde for dnfh keness. Justice Morgan decided that the county must have $5 and costs, and so IS was. Tfae "Weather this morning' opened Up cloudy and cold; tho Fair being over, 6'f course It will stop raining. Alvln Phlppemy, of Glen Rock Pre'o'lflfct has our thanks' for a mammoolh" cabbage weighing S It is ono of the largest w have seen for years. He has omy fibtfut 800 of the same kind in his Held. Thanlcc to Jos. Stevenson of the Star Ho tel for favors received od the Fair Ground. For the place, weal her and condition of all the surroundings, he got up a good dinner for the hungry Fair attelfdere. Geo. P. Bclden has the slncero thankB of the Local of this paper for favors rendered during the Fair week. Ho Is representing Use Omaha Jtepublican, and makes as good a reporter as was on the field. He is a ready writer, and we wish him steady promotion in the corps fepdf torlal and editorial. Native Red Cedar. Benton Aldrich had three specimens of this tree at the Fair, on which he took the first premium. He Is do voted to the cnlturo of fruit and ornamental trees, and these Red Cedars are beautiful. We have them, and will report progress. Roper fc IVetherald's Flour took the 1st premium at the Fair. Their Mills are at Be atrice. We had the pleasure of making tho acquaintance of Mr. Wetherald during the Fair. This flour is on sale at Worthing fc McLaughlin's Commission House. We will say more of It when we try" It. Ifour coremporary will read our article again, he will see that we rriCTitloned no one as being in fault for the escape of the two prisoners, but the Deputy Sheriff, as wo plainly stld he liberated then! on their word to return, while he had nd'earthly authority for so Jdblng. Of course our truthful (? co temporary meant no harm by garbling our notice. PERSONALS. Thanks to Jas. A. Allen of the Omaha Her ald for kindnesses Ft-celved at his bauds du ring the Fair. He is a perfect gentleman, and n live reporter, S. Cliahdler, Agent for the Hlnkley Fami ly Knitting Machine, called this morning. He has an agency for the"o machines in Omaha. Dr. L. Price, delegate from St. Deroln called this morning. His better haif remembered us with a splendid boquet of Dahlias. They are as choice as the finest sbotrn at the Fair. F. C. Johnson, relumed yesterday, tie looks well, enjoyed his trip highly nnd has a rousing stock of goods on the way. Dr. C. T. Stewarc, was In town and wont home yesterdc7. He came In to see his brother, who, we are happy to say is much bette. and Improving. From the Daily orsionday. A small zephyr tidy was taken from the Hall by mlstako. It can be had by calling at this office. ATTENTION ALL I Give the devil his due! That flno Cutter ex hibited at tne State Fair as a specimen of the Art of Carriage Painting, was ray work nnd mine alone. A. 7. LEMMON, of the ffirm of Waldte: & Leramon, 19dwl 56 Main Street. How much did it cost Croxton to get tho Democrat to let so of Lett? Or was theDem ocrat only uhlng Lett to get at the hot pea nuts? Improvements. Uncle Fred Sedoris is build.ng an r.r pine barn on bis lots above 7th Street. We aro pleated to note hlspros porlty. -Xs, also. tliatLiacI)yo.who--ba;,AbsH artie4Pa terge Ms in itae Trew of feJsTes- Weace.eorH arjafA umnm r M4L-ttj,maom S3 SLgfe-Cs -'tf.iaail.. --t .t. i .!W.-"fc3' tk'HlSgforJOeteby'Hlis ra!nyfcSi3-sKj?i.-afc .. -Sr t JS Grec: JJEwlnsr Machine Trial come flat the state lair per arrangmen ngn the trover & Baker elastic Btiich iata! . Sawing Machine -coming off victorious as usim5. J. W, BLISS, Ag:. Crovcrtt Baker first premium Family Sewing Maeltiwe. 19 dwl Another Rain visited this section this morning. It was getting rather dry. Our people have now a soft thing on street cross ings. r The DemceraisayH when It sees a head it hits it. Likely; but frc1. tho way it strikes cut ot random, it has'nt seen ahead much !alfc.yw Geeee have been flying north for several days. Our hunters have not succeeded in inducing any to come to our market so lar. Emigrant. Several wagons filled with occupants passed through our city yes terday; they were bound for Jefferson Coun ty, nnd brought some stock. Street Lamps. The effort made to make our street lamps burn Is commendable, and the success makes all hope that our Marshal will "try try again," till all our lamps do du ty. The Seirlng Machine Const. Du ring the Sewing Machine contest at the State Fair, we became acquainted with Miss J. S. Colbert, of St, Joseph, Mo., the lady op erator of the Grover & Bakar Machine, and cannot refrain a compliment both to her ability as an operator and as a talker for the machine she represents. She had work on exhibition In connection with tho machine that all could not fall to pronounce wonder fully beautiful. Yet she sat down to the Ma chine and did as good, thereby proving that the work was not extra sample work, but jest such as the machine is capable of every day In expert linnds. In discussing tho ad vantages ofthe machine she became elo quently In earnest, as, also, In defending it against all the prejudices that were brought against It. The company have. In her, one who loves the machine she represents, and whose seal -and fervency In the wotk cannot be surpassed, which is one half the battle in a contest for the premium; although tho awariTin this case was just and jlr. The company did well In sending her to the aid ; of the resident agent, J. W. Bliss. HALF FARE ! Round Trip Tickets to attend the sal6 of lotsnt Lincoln, to Pacific Junction, can be had at the Star Hotel, to-day and to-morrow Good until the 30th. Also half fare tickets to St. Louis can be had at the same house Oct. 2nd. McCrery Nlckoll This firm had on dls play, for which they received thcflrstpreml um at the State Fair last week, a show case filled with a beautiful assortment of samples of their goods, such as Toilet Articles, Cos metics, Dyes, Rubber Goods, Medicines eta. It was certainly as fine a display as can be made outside of any of the larger cities, and was a great credit to the enterprise of tills firm, whose already good reputation for a large, pure and varied stock has even gained additional firmness In the minds of all who noticed the display. May their shaddow and sales never grow less. Northern Lights. One Of the most brilliant phenomenas was visible in this sec tion last Saturday evening, from dusk to a- bout 10 o'clock. Tho sky In tho north for several degrees was lighted np almost to equal moonlight; the red and white rays run ning up to near the center of the zofclth; rne red to the wesi of north, the whlto east of north. We have always understood these displays to be the forerun ers of cold weather and In this instance tho sign has held good, as yesterday was fresh enough to make heavy clothing feel comfortable, and last night blankets were usefuL Go to A. Robinson's for No. 1 Boots and Shoes! He sells cheaper than any houso in Nebraska! That's what's jtho matter! He mean what h says. ISdtfJ IHOOfilt Tht From the Dally of Tuesday. The river Is on a rise. "W. H. Small, left fcr StJoseph yesterday. No more Steamboats. We lire Informed by our Commission if er(iiants,.Worthlng &. McLaughlin, that all steamers have with drawn from the Missouri river for the fall, save tho Viola Bell, which will run from St. Joseph to Omaha. Our cotemporary bos fallen back to his old style in amount of reading matter. H mado a big blow on so short a splurge! Tiie P. M. General of thl county, wo un derstand. Is charged by the Jntfcpsnderrfwlth having made all the lesser p. m's go against blm, under penalty of being ousted. T"hJa" oS3cifl patronage Is h, humbug, THE TERRA COTT A IV ARK exhib ited by the Rch Bro'a. at the Fair, received more comtnendaiiqu perhaps, than any oth er article oa ext'blUb'ti, for It Is unsurpass able. St. Lous produces no fluer oi more beautifully finished garden vases iban they had on exh bL.on. Wo ve:e pleased to see them carry off a firs! p.-era!um, for H -was truly c!ese-v-fC. Hnd in our etreeta stlncks from the con slant rains, anf. at the horaorncks it smells worso than aplgpen. The racks are a nui sance now. Something mnst be done,- for the health of tho city will suffer if the stench keeps on. Where's our Board of Health? THE PRIZE Dollar Store Is in receipt of a splendid lot of new goods, comprising the new and beaut ful many of kinds, rind of tuch a nature as most everybody would like to nave 1 You have cs'good a cnanco for your money tnere as you ever had any Vrhere' ! Try your luck! 20dwl Levee street, betwec-n Oollege'ana Main is in a deplorable condition. It ought to bo raised at least two feet hlgcer in the center. NURSERY -STOCK DELIVERY I V. W. Dust & Co. will deliver the Nursery Stock engaged of them, by the 1st of Novem ber, 1S70. All will do well to be prepared to receive them. That Fainted Stove, painted by Mr. Lemmon, ofWaldterifcLemmon.for a sign for Deuscr & Shurts, Is about as natural as a live stove; so natural in iacl that we lnvolun tarlalJy stooped to open the door, which seems to stand slightly njar. It Is the work of Mr. A. W.Lemaion, one of the best House Sign and Carriage Painters that ever struck this country. Their shop is at No. 5(5, Main street, where yourorders will receive prompt attention. 20 dlwl. Destitution We have Just learned fr'bfi! Justice Ebright of a case of destitution and suffering truly deplorable. It. appears that some month or so ago a man by the name of McConoughay originally from Indiana came here from the west, having been disap pointed in homestead matters, built him u hovel at spiritual cut-off into which he moved his family; consisting of a wife and five children. About three weeks since ho got drunk, was put Into calaboose, and upon bcla:.. dlscharsed "lit or.:'' 'armaria unknown lcav. j his .".-..lllvln-ida. .u 3 cr.ai: " i; sinco which tlms they have suffered all that would fdllotf from lack of food, lack of cloth ing end lack of prober shelter. The mother and several ol U.s children have been s'.ck for ten days past. Thatjinch suHa.ing has gone f.o long uui . ' lo. ed can oJy be account ed for by the fact tuai --- ciu- -as have few If any occasion tovibIt--.ritaai cui-off, and but a I'n'id izuiwledge or tae means o.- do luss o; lia In-iuc . .dls. 'i o i'ae ced-i. o: the county be ic - 1, r-a soon as Mr. Ebrlgfit" re ported, alter a visit, James Hacker, on the part or the CommlIoncro, sent word by Mr. Ebright, who goes up this evening, to have them come to i city, and tllcy flhdtttd be cared for. They maii.;y desire means to go home on, which we hope they will receive. George Daugherty, of the Bank Restau rant Is accommodating many happy board ers, with both board and lodging; yet lib IS making great efforts to accommodate all who come during the Fulr; especially all for single meals. The Industry and accommodation of im&gzsmifflOw" Mim Sd.a3 wryHonrimey rt h' - iirrns i t "JifcF -J9l'tJ' ialfla option' ; tniiuy wiio'lmve-elopirca- a, ".'ir. hoose. ,hkj,,. we vjs .he Jie.id3 of the house, aye made toemselveian en viable repx la .o.i in. the iniiids of many -v '-.ors to tlic Fair. whic-jTlll do much to r.tdcr pleas ant, w.e remembrance oi their sbpit sojourn in B- own .- .A. ' i V3f " A. R.oinon has rece! vfuiR iffjte stock of Boots' and Shoes forties and he scli3 them cheap. Givo him a ciacca unu !e convinced. No trouble to show goods. JdtfJ Not 2I?ich. We have Just received an ad vertisement with a letter, requesting u.s to publish, and draw on the proprietors Fam ily Sewing Machine Co." 80 Nassau t. New York, at the end of each quarter. We hap pen to know thatlln": house repudiates its advertising bills, aiidthcrcforo decline to be cauSfct in such a trap. Wo advise other pa pers In the "west to "govern themselves ac cordingly." From our Dally or W cdntsday. B F-. fAsshbtjugli is in our city to-day. It rained yesterday-. d-tf Dr. McCasland, of Pawnee City, was In the city last evening. II. II. Bryant in pushing work on his residence on Atlantic trecU Marshal Camphell is succeeding Ad mirably on our street lamps, und has coaied several of them to do duty. -dnnVuerfor iiclc The lumber used for stock pens and sheds on tho Pair ground Is for sale. It is good as new, but few nails having been used in it, Fencing, Posts, Boards and Sludling. Apply to F. A. TIsdel or R. AY. Furnas. if Plants iov Winter Blooming I have a large collection of Pot and Border plants in fine order for winter blooming, which will be sold ot one fou-th the usual prices, as I Urn dot prepared to winter them. tf R. W. FURNAS. Those having claims aga'nst the Nemaha County Agricultural Assoclailon, will please hand them in immediately to either F. A. Tisdel, or R. W. Futna.?. Gone Visiting J. L. Hoy and family, and Wm Allen nnd family leit for Chicago ia'.s u-orhln;;. Ava!.- -.. -ri.j :, ol jlctof teloTUt.', wt-l.a Z.ir. A!t?Q goes en busluessv Jos. Hudd:.rt nnd family started this .mor ning for visit to rehitVES, n short distance down on the C. 25. St. Jo. K. R. :u M.iiot.ri. FIRST PRE2I1UM FLOUR. Wo have received P om D. H. McLaughlin, a sample of Spring Wheat Flour whieh took the firsc j premium nt iht- State Fair, add made by Roper & Wetheiald, of the Beatrice Mills-. We have tried t thoroughly and do say that it Is as good, if not the very best, fcpring Wheat Flour we ever had, and to all Intents nnd purposes, as good as Fall Wheat Flour. It cannot be beat. We say this upon actual trial of th is sample, and we must say that wo were not surprised, as we have used their flour, as sold by D.H. McLaughlin for some jlme and found It always No. 1. Tho rain comes down with a stolid thud Making our streets, all water and mud. We sup while it rains, It rains while we dine, It comes as a blessing from heaven divine, It rains all night. It rains idl day Spoiling tbti farmur's prospect for hay. For, though water is good in brooklets to run Wo fear in thfa section 'tis quite overdone. Oh father of all let it cea3e for cwhi!e, Bless us for an hour with SoS'f happy smile. The.-e, M .;rc Is virtue when the wicked do. pray The rain will stop for an hour to-dayv Fi.- ?aaiiag3iUl Fcr sale inqc 18 or 23dwlf evan W6Htm.;o, "WANTED. A ijocd coo'z, washer and ironer. Apply to W. M. Chaffee, at resi dence, next it ofCol. Pumas'. fiO dwtf Levria 4c Allen, are constantly adding new goods to their stock of Dollar Goods. They make a speciality of getting nlco things for the ladles, for which they would else where have to pay double for what they off er theirs at No lady is through her shop ping rounds, unless b)io calls at the Dollar Store. HTdwi Go to Daagherty's Bank Rastanrant. TO THE PUBLIC X The cheapest and best stock of Dry Goods. Groceries; Queensware, Shoes aad Boots, Notions, etcf'is to be found at GEO. MARION'S; I3dwl. Foot of Main S"tret. Lamp Cblfiiheys at the Post Office, Sdwtf Best Flodr iff the city at the Post Office. The Star Hotel Is tlio first hotel In the city ; first In good meals, first In accomnfo datlons, and first, last and always ready to receive the weary Btrangers lnto'lta hosplta ble'portals. I3-dwl Chlcage't stj Louis and Om ahrf ially pa pers for sale at the Book Store, opposite i Reynolds iTouse. 1?9f Kits' of Maokerel, at the P6St Office, for $1,95. 5dwtf A. P. COGSWELL, REAL ESTATE BROKER. Office, corner First and Atlantic' streets.- Bu? arid sell lands, pay taxes for non-residents. Gives particular attention to buying, selling and renting city property. S0-3m "Get the hest" of course, that's whai most everybody is doing ; getting the Grover & Baker Sewing Machines of lOdlw J.' W. BLISS, Ag't. SHERMAN HOUSE This house, under the management of its affable proprietor C. 1L Kauffman, Is ono of. tho best accommodations for tho weary and hungry traveler along tho ML&souri river. Forgood meals, good beds, accommodating host and waiters it stands unrivalled. dw Groceries par excellence I F E. John son & Co., have them in large quantities. Go and see them ! 9dwl For Choice Jewelry, stuff, go to Dunn &. Hays. warranted pure 4Gtfdw The Original Golden Crovrft Cigar is manufactured by A. Fj Colin. It Is the favo rite everywhere. 37-tf Chas. Hclmer prides" himself on the style and durability of tho Boots and Shoes he makes. Give him a call! Iklwl A Constant Effort to please arid satisfy his guests is tho only phrase that will apply to the conduct of Geo. Ddtighe'ftyof the Res taurant next door to Carson's Bank nnd his success Is truly wonderful. Try him ! FREE I For Groceries, Flour, Feed, please leave your orders and cash, and your goods will be delivered frfie of express charges. lOdwl RICH&GILMORE. DZOORE & BRADFORD, Booksellers and Stationers, next door to the Post Office, have just recelveda new and com plete stock ofBooks,Maps,Charts,GIobesand Statlonaiy. Are prepared to furnish School Furniture of every description, and defv competition for- price and " . cnool officers, teachers and ail interested are re quested to call and examine our stock. No trouble to show-goods. S3-tf-dw MERC5 li ANT TAILORING Is a branch of business In which bur enter1 prising citizen, A. W. Morgan, jr., claims to know thoroughly all the wants of the public, and which he will satisfy if it is possible. He is constantly In receipt ofthe very latest styles of goods, and keeps No. 1 workmen to make them up to suit. He guarantees satis faction In both goods and prices. Also, con stantly on hand much ready mado clothing and a full line Of gents Furnishing Goods, cdmprlsllig tbo latest novelties but. Give him a call at No. 51, Main street. 4S-9-d w-tf.- ,v DrleABeama attha P. jf-i-Vi i O. - ,r .-'. . i-ftr The-rilWBtBrwuStor of.OATPiar- mau Is In .receipt. of tbB-RUV8jktoletTnf its aaw-stoekf-which-mflkes eplehdttlshovring. Lon Informs us that he will have a stock sec ond to but few In Nebr'aska this fall. He Is business all over in a minute. Give him a call! 9dlw Nice Dried Blackberries) at P. O. Sdwtf Banisters, Hand Ball and Newel PoBtS kept by J. It. Bell it Son, at their Lumber Yard corner of College and First-sts. F. E. Johnson & Co., are receiving tho advance guard of their New Goods, and are selling off rapidly their old stock for cost to make room for their coming Fall Goods, which, we are satisfied, will astonish ihe natives. Odwl yon want a good Blank Book, Day or Ledger, go to tho P. O. Best assortment In town. 5-dw-tf Lumber t Lumber I Jr. R. Bell & Son Have on baud millions of feet of Dry Pine Lumber, Which is handled with care, nnd Kfept under shed From tiie 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, &sb, Blinds, Mouldings, And everything in pine, that Is used In building, that can be had anywhere. They make a speciality of NeVrci Posts-, Banisters-, ahA irftfid italls, which they will supply to salt customers. Their sales are for cash, and as low as can bo had anywhere in the west. Office and Yard corner of Atlantic and First streets-. Go to Chas. Helmcr for a neat fitting, cheap and durable Boot. Odwl Wm. H. Hoover, Real Ehtato Agent and Conv'eyencer : Court Room. 31tf-dw Choice Fall Wheat, FOR SEED, for sale at Worthing's. 3dwtf Ladies, see the New Patterus at No. 20. A PIE LUHBKB YARD. Kllbourn, Jenkins ifcCa.-, corner of Fourth and Main streets. In this city, have constant ly ou hand a fall stock or the best Pine Lum ber of all kinds; nlso.alsoSnsb, Doors, Binds, Shingles-, lath-, MonIdlug3, FramCs4 etc, etc., whlth thVly are selling at tiie lowest possible figures for which the same can be got out of the log and shipped to this points They arc determined to contlntfc as heretbTdro to slip ply the bulk of lurabes, etc, used In this" Land District. Call and sec them! 46tfdW Fence Wire, in abundance it Shellenberi ger Bro's. All Fashionable Merchant Tailors play edout. Jacob Marohn still living! 15-1 WM. J. AUSTIN, REAL ESTATE AGENT. Thoroughly acquainted with Southern Ne braska ; buys a"hd sells Improved or Unim proved Laud, Town lots, c, on commission or otherwise. Personal attention given to all matters entrusted to him. Corret-pondence solicited. Office: F. E. Johnson & Co.'s store. McPherson Block, Bro'wnville.Neb. 3Gtf-d!m THE PRIZE DOLLAR STORE Of Lewis fc Allon is In full blast nt the old stand of A. D. Marsh, dispensing $20 green backs, Watches, Flatett Ware, Chromos, Standard Works, Cloth ing, Gent's and Ladies Goods, etc, fof SI each ! You pay your 23cts cents for a draw and get what your ticket calls for-tor $1. NO BLANKS!!!!!! ALL PRIZES!!!!!!!!! 9dwl Stevenson & Cross, of the Star Hotel, will make you comfortable during your stay in oar city If that bo possible, Cail'rouud. 13-dwl iteglilrar's Ifotlce. LIST OF VOTERS OF BROWN VILLE PRECINCT. I hereby certify the following to be a true lstof all the names of persons Registered by no as qualified voters in Brownv.lle Precinct emaha county. Nebraska. Ik. T. UUUlUd, ikCfclOH.W. Alderman Hiram Austin W J Arnold Wm Anderson Chas Atchison Willis Achehback L August FredfeTlck Arnold L B AdamB Sard del AgecWm Alderman Wm A Allen John Allen James E Allen Frederick E AllerrWm Alnsworth A Adams' Jaffob Arnold Don . Ambrose J W Barada Mlchad Berry A J Broady J H Butlff Milton Baker Isaac Baker George Benadict James A iJennltt W n Butler Chas W Bryant J A Brown Lewis Btooklngs Allen Boumun'H- N Booth JohffS Burnt Albert Berger J B Butler G D Berkley George P BurkleyJB BUsilJohn W Bahond John C Bauefield John C BoydMF Brash John W Bryant D C Bryant Gibrge J Biyant w D Bedford T W Blake Pierce Beason J" IT Blaok-Isaa'6' nerger R C . BryantS H Baker N;S Ballard-Wesley BInner Nathaniel Blake John Buckles P6rry Bell Sim. Bennett R W Benjamin George Bell Arf hur Buhler J E Berry J. Bell J Jt BaurJH Bohand Mllford Burres..Nathan Baker H6nry Bradford Wm Blackburn W D Cross D O CogsdiU Abnh Clark W H Clark A C Clark L G Christie J M Clark W P Colton E P Carpenter John Carpenter George Campbell Johuntban Crlchton Arch Chaney John Campbell Charles Culver 2Torman Coltsln W H Calhoun M L Calhoun.J D Crosley R T Culwell W D Cochrln Wm Cecil Henry Crlss Henry Criss George Carpenter Willis Cafpyfltcr Jasper Couilef E F" Creason Johnjr Creason James Cauel Hiram Cullen J W Crumwell Thos Curtis Joseph Cohn Henry Collins Wm Cramwell J R Collar Norman Dearbourn J C Delay Rosel Dodge Mat Dorset Nathan Daugherty Wm Dauijnerty Preston DiuVs WIMIam Le..-2r -Charles Daugherty Charles Derhoss r.-a J)yo NathKh Dtckersori James Delay John Delay Edward Bs;:::ci:II S Doland Henry E1113TJ Edwards T B Edwards Jas Ellis AW Emmons J A Emehiser W English Lawrence Emerson Henry Fltchoy Thomas Flin Wm Felt M II Ford Wm Ford Hillsman Frriiidr F Fuller Sidney Foster James Goldwater Samuel Gangucr.Slinon GmkafR&M. . ' Green J'XiZX GoII&ndCh;.v aJ -GTtnes Cmwai-- -" 4 pMRaW' GanttTluHBM'.K - iilunt f It -Blunt AZ' Brooks H , BergerE if ., Bennett John1 . Backhand David Butler N Baker IP Burches E H Braun H K Ballard Jaffles Blackester Harison Brltman " Beard Tlioitfas Beard Joseph A Baker Joseph Baker Hugli Braton Georgb W Bacon Amos Bacon CH Beard John F CulwellSH . Cogsdell Daniel Church J S ;Coons Wm G voonsu w Cooflft B F kCulWell Henry uuiwcii James Crano Jonas Cole Jerry Cole Benjamin Cadenback Joseph Clayton S H Carson J L Cveney Michael Caveney (tobn Coffin I N Cogswell A P Coleman N A Colhapp John L Collins Thomas Conner M M CookW C Cohn Hyman Curtis Henry Collins J N Creason JohnSr Crow George Chamberlain B F Clark John C Grook Israel Crook J H (.fiapman Benjamin Craig Samuel Campbell David Cotton Israel Cohn A Davis Jesse Davis John Docker J B Davis G R. Deuser J C . Dcuser JPJr Dodd Amarit Drurey Jonas Dryden F"M SycJR xen W T . Dagherty George Dawson A R Delay Joseph sr Delay Joseph jr Delay Willis Ebright E E Emons Jitttic3 Ellis D It. Erripsoii Wntfcdli Enlpson Oeorgo Entwlstle Jomes Entwistle John Erwlti J R Fishburn Ell Franklin A J Flora John Fumns R W Fall John. J Farnnm Ell Fritz John K Farnara A F Gates A G Gibson JW Gibson J C GillilandNH GlllihuxlEJ GllmgMJftabe urastByMa: Grant Wen tel Graves E A Gibson P H Hacker Jonas Hall Carlton Hnndley Arch Hnle C C Harris Wm H Hill Theodore: Hawk William Hohn If Harmon Thomas Hacker 'i C Hackney W W Hall J It Hall W R Hamilton J O Hannaford II S Harding Fred Hardinir John Harris W R Harris James Hnubold Chris Hawes BnrnKt 11 awes David Heliner Charles Helmer Franc Helmcr Wm Henderson G M Henderson J W Henderson G B Hewett O B Hill Lewis Hoadley Luther Hobrook Wm II Ilolladay A S Hoover W n Huddard Joseph Hughes R V Hardin Ruben Jones BcnJ F Johnson Homer Jamison S "R Jones Daviii Johnson O M Jones Phlueas Johnson J A Jones John Johnson Wm Hunter Thomas Hays J R D Handlcy John Henuy Thos sr Heay Thosj'r llnnnnu Nathan Hart II M Ilarmau Mathew Hayden S L Huyden U M Hill II B HMI Rvsscll HoibfttineJ W Hawiify Tcrcmlali HnrrJ.s George HoltzingerNM Hcfllngtou Jas Hertton J W Howard Geo Heuton Jas W Hansen G y Iitird Fred K Ilawklns JC Iletzel J S Hickman J F Handlcy Mathew Harry W II Heady Ellsha Hall E F Hall L G Hays R R HaysjJJ HhlaftR . HehuerSon Roben, Hehdy Emery Iliututird E HeWett Seth W Jonos Joseph Johnyh wm J JolmsoM Wesley Judklns VA Jones TlldjU as Johnson F E Jones T Ii. Jones W J- Kelly Riley . ,, Kimiierlin W It King Thomas Keith Thomas Kauffman C M KnutTman W M Lowery Philip Lunsford Jas Lucas Chas Lemon A W Lunian Geo 4:ovcry John Ianham Johri Longncoker J K McKenzo Chas McKinneyAlex McLaughlin D1C McLaughlin Tim Mcl'fcersonJolin McPh'jrJoa O 30 Mcdfcrd Janaes Mlddleton J W MlnickHO Morrison Jtobt McWharton Luton May A Miller KTI Mc.-s-.j-i Alf W Mile . Fw!:li!t Jic:.i '.i. -s tied . H. . trlKnJ XJ:er Simon tlnas Jokji Moore ilobt Meulin JeJTeron iill'er Joahua M6.icta John Jtcrry La. ayette MjZiS Miccael Majors T J Morrison W 31 i.uu Ainsey Muttre John McUrew a V Jaaard Levi Money S Mott David Manor John Mowry John Marohn Otto Maihurs Mathew McFailWns Moore A , MuiuAVm 5 MilKne Thoihas NelJhart Charles Naeu Isreal Oliver Smith Pettit James Price SW 3'onirJ A 3'onn Joseph W Pear.-on David I'arter Waller Powel J B Palmer Jas Plasters M 31 Pax?on C A Pascoe J J 3'oIlockCA Tett Job Powel isamuel kindall Daniel Soo:KJ Randall S H Itanfiail J P lUcijrd Tbomis Ilc3ae' J G Koan Thomas 3tailoii3k H 3Pe7 Geo 3tevisJS Rich A L 3tocers KeedSS 3t:ch Well icmb KosersWf KelSwelter Charles IWhiredySW Kirkham Sol KHepfer Henry Kesterson Richard Kelly J W K5ntnr E K LettHtJ Lewis W D LpTmnceSS Leach W R x, Lov61ess xlcseoc Lindsay WM" . " Larrahce Wm H Lipsey Wm Llpsey Ell Morgan A Vv Moor'c Ira .Moore O S Moore WF Moore 1131 McKenzic John Mclninch W3I Money Kdwanl "3Ioorc Geo U -Marohn Jacob Maul Gotllep Manning HP Marion Geo Marlatt Jeremiah Marsh A D M&r1&1 Geo Marshal J C Mathewo K Ii McCabeJohuB McCosnas E M Mc'JonlMK , McCreery W II Mcr all A J McGee J L Mclainch B V McKenzic G B MockJUaac Masterson K-3J McKtnney Wnl McKlnney J,sse McKenzieJir. Morns Wellington Maxwell John ' Mon'c -avle J 11 MCrt-eJS Miller J P . Merritt Henry Moore John McCluskyTheo , McMichwl Uavrd MIntoller Geo L Mercer J J Marion Geo yeely G AV TickdHAW Suman J W O.lellJasper Itasters Lemon Hnne! G A Ilasters Davidson Paris W F Porter Be Forest P"enay Dsnlul P?nny Wesley Polcck W A Parker Ira Pi-krSamnel Parker Frederick PerrvTP P.erfc SLa Pierce Jolm Pierce Jonathan RIchSM lllce Henry Key nolds J N" Riiney It T IWblson L, D noacrs Z H Kcgers lisaj 31oger3 Jcvijiua 3t033er, Vai 3UyJL lisina Isaac 3tobblnsTli03. 3Uchards James Itemick David KobinHon Alex EUbrrton Jouies s Seymour ffenry16 Stanley Joseph 'StarryAIex Slcven3 Mark Storms Wm Storms Alf SchaUtz Charles Sellers John "ScrlmscherGco Sumter J A Saulcy J A Smlrn C B Snoko Cosmos SraUa.Cliarles StouiSL Shutz Joseph1 &tdvcm,on James Souder B F Stevens Amos Stevens Jacob . Schreluer Conrad Sanders Henry Seymour John Sell ell Jacob rieau.t ?; v S:2thS-F ybiiesn i" K S.-n?th V. C .im.-ii iisury fchoemae? John SutherlamlT'oss Slugleion W 11 Silver A B Silver WX Siinniona W R Schneyder Henry Sbesel Joseph Stevenson John Trimmer Thad TuttleSmtthP TraviH Franklin" Perril J I Thompson Wm Thorn Wm . 'iVnny Wm T.orp Newall Tunner A J Tucker Jas "ValleatrWmH Vaudefvost John Vancil F M Winters WH Wlil'ams Arthur Whitee'.Ie V Walts Henry Williams Samuel Wade Alfred "W.lesGH White Marlon We. t John Weatrnl J M Whitenian Jacob White O C WoodJlJ . IVetherwax Jehu WisginsT W Walsh J F Whitton J P Wilcox J R Walsh AV Wade Alfred Wear Joseph WallBS Wangh Wm WUliamsAJ Sedoras Nathan Sedoras Jc.hn Shcllenberer.D X. Sheilenlierger W D Sniffer Henry Shurtz R T Shurtx J C Skeen A J Sken J G Smail W H Smith J Q, A Strain John Ssrong Cuarles Stephens G W Stewart C F Swan L L Swau W D Syfcca F R Swartz Fred Snyder HD Smith D C Smith J W Scott J E Sanders William Savll Benj Sloss J Tomrson B B Travcrs Mathlas Thurman H C Teare Robert Thomas EW Thompson Gcorgo Thompson Jos sr Thompson Josjr Thompson Smith Tipton T W Tisdel FA Varney Wm Vanderford Wm Vaughn Columbus Williams J B Williams Jas Woodson W It Wright Jas W Wilcox E 31 Whitney 3t J Whitney Jlanjoru Wa'dtera Lsr.-is West John W Wels'i O P WLee-erGW Wilson J W W.kcn W F WtjsInxJJ W.. sell Jesso' Wntd Hi. am Wi.. Bicl.ard Wanpn Abram weica iienr Winters Josiab Wade 31 F Wakefield Thorf Won Jacob White George Walker DA Yancey George" Young Chas Zook James H Zook Wm 31 Young Adam Zook J M Zeck A Notice. Is hereby given to all person interested to appear before me at mj ollice lh Brhwn vllle, from Monday the Z?l Until the even ing of Idonday the .' "h tif October, 1S70, at which rune and p. e I will sit to make additions; to co.rev.. hiiy oihlssinns; to strike ofTany uaitle thhi is not entitled to the elective trahchlsd, or rectify any other errors in the above registry list. R. V. HUGHESRegIstrar. OSAGE HEDGE P1AXTS, 30,000,000. AF?LE TREES, 1 and '- ys., fine, 300,000. ArPLE AND CnERKY SHEDLIXGS, 700,000. Dechiuoas & Evergreen Tree Seedlings, large stock. A3iOV33 STOCK" LOV TO PLANTERS, "U3t sbrymen nnd Dealers for Fall ol 1370. Price List furnished on application to BA3tN3ij BROS. t CO., sepS-5w Young America, Warren Co., 311. WARNER'S 3PJJL.E REMEDY. WARNER'S VILS REMEDY has never T failed (ndt evfin lit onfe case) to cuf e the" very worst cases of Blind, Itching or Bleeding Mies. Those who are afflicted should Immediately call on their druggist and get n'AJtXKSTS JPJLil REME DY. 3t is expressly for tho Pllrs, and Is not recom mended to Cure any other disease. It has cured many cases of over thirty years standing. Price One Dollar. For sale by druggists everywhere. p Vl?E3PStA wnvm ' vi m WARNER'S DYSPEPSIA TONIC is pre Y ? pared Expressly for Dyspeptics and those suf fering with habitual Costiveness. I Is aMIghtly stimulating tonic and a splendid appetizer: ft strengthens the stomach and restores the digestive organs to theirhcaithy sute. Weak, nervous and. drsueutlc persons should use IVARXEK'Jr -JiTS- rriTrrtn Trrrwr'T'rT" "T t-mr' JPrieeOs cotrorTgr rxo jiobb. TTTARNER'S Omc)i 9ul-m & leW. se-Y.lealdgAadJwpectoraMngr-a'heextrairfllr.arj-power it posies-tea n luimedlately relieving, and eventually Ourine the mbt obstinate cue or Coughs Hoarseness, Asthma ahu Coii.uiiiptoi Is almost Incredible. So prompt Is the relic and certain its effects in all the above cases, or any affection ofthe throat and lungs, that thousands of physicians are dally prescribing it, and one and all say that it Ls the most healing and expectorating medicine known. One dose always affords relief, and In roost cases ono bottle effects a cure. Sold by druggists. In large bottles. Price One Dollar. It is your own fault If you still caugh and suffer. The Iialsam will cure. rp3IE pfttt lliood i'uriiler and Delicious Drink, 1. WKriinr's Vinnm A'Use, or Wine of Life. H free from any poisonoas druKS or impurities, being nreimred for those who reoulre a stimulant. It is a splendid appetizer and tonic, andthciincst thlnjcln me worm ior nuniymg me oiooa. xi is ine mosi pleasant and acliciuus article ever offered to the public, far superior to b.andyvwhisky, wine, bitters or any other article. It is mote healthy ana cheap er, lloth male and female, i'diliis of old, can lal:e the Wine ol 1JK. It Is. in ftidt, a liitt, pfesifH-er. Those Who With to rnjoysood health and u freeflow of lively spirits, will do well to take theAVineof Life It Is different from any thins ever be.'oro in use. It is fcold by dniKXists : also by all Kspectable saloons. rice une uonar. in quart oomes, 2iXal&rcA.3-OGS-UX2. WARNER'S K3l3IEN.t;0UE Is thti only article known to cure theAVhlrc3, (it llt 'cure in every case.) Wlidre is the mniily in which thLs imcortantmedlciue is not warned?, Slothcrs, Hits istlie greatest bles3its1?vcr oflVmi you. and you should Immediately procure it. It Is also a sure ct'.r'e for ."emale irregularities, and m?i-be depended Son In every cast; where th;; mtinijlr Haw has been obstructed through cold or dispasc. Sold by drugi"-. Price one Dollar. Orsoiitbymailonre ceip. o One Dollar ttho a duattttr. Tor sale by XX. C XlXiX A, McCftEERY & NICKELL, sepUlyl llrownville, Nebraska. UIGSSLAXD STOCK FARM. BBKMONT Mnidlcsx County, i&i&s. Omcc, 196 State St., Boston. WIXTHROP W. CHENERY, i?KOPItIETOIt. importer and breeder of Dutch '(or Holstein) Cattle, Angora Goats, York shire Swine, "lincoln," "Caraman," and "Tesel" or"itoutou Flandrin" Sheep, Thorouh-3Jred and Trotting Horses. Ac Catalogues sent by mail on application. 13-tf Sale ofEstray Stcck. IWILL sell at public sale, to the hffjhe-.t bidder forca-ih.on the 5th day o. Ccibf, 1S70, at 2 o'clock p. in. In front orthe Cont Hon o btr'd-. ing In Brownvllle, Neb., om Uit-u .' jr ol CjW. bein'.-tha saie taken up by Oeo. urslnJi. at'.d published aa a suayJaa-rh, -5.0. A. w i:c jaa, sr. Sept 27-50-5tw , J. P. 31ES?FOS & 12GvAR5, illTJTP 0 miURVi Arc prepared to furnlili dci'is i.-.id specifications for all kinds of BUEI.DZSrGS, PUBLIC AXD P K V A T E , of th'e latest and met approved styies. AtSO fiASE CONIRACJTB! All kindi of JW. Work don tn crderi .fifg-Shop, corner fain nnd Second strerN ju:owxriLLK, .vac. CHAS. HELSIER, I BOOT & SHOE No. -ID Haln Street BROWXVILLIS. N33B. lias conrtantly on hand a su perior stocJr of Boots nnd Shoes. Cut.mi work dine with neatness and dlspttch. J. A. MXEIt. T. K. HETCftJLDS. PIIVER & aY" O tA$; Proprietor Eight fetrcet, fjro bIocLi froialL IL Depot-, ST. JOSEPH, MO. 45ly Clifcagc & SforSSi Wesfera Sail Bona TSssae Takle. lixprcss Mails d.-Ily except Sunday..,.. i-WOp.m AKBlVJi Pacific Express, dally tn a. m Express Mall, dally except Monday ,., ,.i jy a. ra Stewart M 31 Simmons J W Simmons B K Summers S R Summers S M Shellhoru G Seeman S" Simmons Chas' Sanders T N Sedoras Alf Sedoras Fred Sedoras Jack finbn Ub deeoiLUMd -Cfe' SPCir J. K. SHOOK & BKfr, WonliTliirorm their numerous friends andthepub- 1 iic generally laaitney uaveoa nana a large assortment oian Kinus oi ATIVELTTMBE which tber wm sell at price to suit cua- tnmnM llt at tim !. .Ua.M .. ft..lls ...i Uo well to call unSacc tfcem ut their laimber Yard HUiiSDALS, SS3B., before parcliaslng elsewhere". sraai Bricklayer and Plasterer, Tsm-TUla, JlssTnmica. .is prepared to take coutracU In his line. In city ot- vuuii.,. ! KUI1.UUI1L-1U meorasoi s:yie. Alio, will build Citterns, and warrant them perfect, aiy L&& Sticky BercrsiMvrFoed; S: S EWIXG MACHINE .WARDED THE HIGHEST P31EXIUX 1VHERETER EXHIHITEW. The Only Machine Capahlo of Serving in more than one direction. uiul Fastening all Its own Seauis, Without stopping the machine or turning the cloth. It ase.-t and wastes less thread than any oth er, and will commence" a strum ftithout holiling tiie 6nds of the thread; Varrautetl to ScwII e OYER 50,000 Sold Since 1861.. fiunafot'ltcpOrtsanil afculafs. General Agent, 612 North Fourlli Sf, Sf. LUriJcio. DUNN & HAYS, LOCAL AtiENS, BROWNVLLLE, NEBRASKA. l-3-y D. REMICK, . RIAL ESTATE AGENT, For the purchase and sale of Real &tate In Illinois. Iowa, Missouri, Kan sas, .ebrafcka and Col- orudo, PAYING- TAXES, &c Valuable Lands In above named States for on long time. OHIce,araIn stress BIlClfSnLI.Ej NEBRASKA 4UhJ 40 Years Sirpsrionce iN THE -WTSTEItfr OKCHAKDING enal.!3 the Iaxcoh Ifafscrj Qinniij to ;-r.. . v 01 v such vr!f !(-. r.. 'z - nrrl '- .' ? soils irtd cit -r. Ac ,w ert, . iro- ing' mi.- jproit - -'ti ravw.in.e lUPxmrh'l . .2?iV ZTJIv affAAt- H f rfttfn Vs . - irlft ., yeam ofeL. ScifjtsX.a.tacripteed. J'rite low as ar rBhpte3i:eBh.ia:'ittdior n-iiiprice list. AcMrew ii. J. mint: JCmi-aer.. sgpM wsift. .t! 4r f."'-,-lJleolllr, 12 PIECES JROIMJ& STJMJVnlRB BLACE ALPACAS! nIIlSIJ GOOD are sapcKor l wlrfrh, tt;ht x. ano cc;ur, auu win all pnrciiiisl'rs. sepl2d2w give " ot ssbs.a. i.ou to TiIrV. UILL&CO, f.o OASES . B03TS AMD SHOES. seplldrw THEO. HII.L it CO. mmn uniier muii BROAD ST., BET. 3d & 4th, PRSMOT NEBRASKA. Si HE. OTJLEOLi i'UOPP.IETDU-. This House Is with'ji 60 feds of Ihe IT. P. It ILard S. 0. t P. 3t. IC Depots. 3Iacks leave lor West rohit dally, and 3.1 itcoln tri-weekly. 6-lf NEW STEAM FERRY Tlio Ero-umYillo Tozry CozzjRis.? have nowrunnlnshetwecft A X 1) Nortn Star and Pnelps City, Mo. the new and commodious Steam Ferry MAEY J. ARNOLD! tiK'. tl . - V ....,- t.. .. ... .:.! juiir. ru-i. is i-'ii'. rtiv ncv viii JL now notre; cnC. enpir. i droits feverytl'-sJ that ciay come, in suy wtjfc-:, Jb"orcro5Cnt:Ca:i:e ::tio r -.-r c trie . Jn 1 tl: Si . jj.i: . . i. fitted ?-.& .--.. f - p !.- sU '- o- . -M mrsi- CnU t'. PCI .' Vjti: frrC-k-tl T IM -. JfCtl . iJ. Dtixic! ill-- "v. v.'eca; " j r ,:'X-a.-eihi pebli Miiiu . ii jr .over J hniaiK' to make this the nitt i .---?li crt-.'.'rg ..ey.lsutr.:'. river. KOWNVr Iil.K yfiX? lf.V t'Xh. 13-2S- H -. m -V'fv it HJi i Air; v- u vxjto. xii variuui'oi nnd Styles, nt IIlaTZELS. . '.iUliuf'tS soll j;r Shellenberger Bros., 7-SrDlain. Street, Browa-rlllc. THRESHiIVi 31ACSIjKi?. .T. T. CASS &, OO., ltACINE - a i rANiiKACrtmsrt oi . . . vhsconsix. Itjl cjaHHy,'ritairrr-.c rt.l iii?-i ed iitm-s Pe-rr -'T'-rA F-wr, Y'wd Sawlos J Jfachlne s 1 -. e u..c.-- . -escrtatlvc cir- cular3se3 --.-. n:U. c-iT.1e ..-.rsear msnutac Hirer" i a -wikks la the oni. SKsn or sao oy i.'i a im im ai t aii mu nmci. 9rN! Ill w B&EftSB&&$ !EI ;., czwLmm w?sy . - n . r 7i.mO F. A. TIS7JK?.. Jft..t Co llru . .tllp.KebrasUa.- t 1 . mi TVS l Vs mJTJrw e a s II m Kmt Fi s mrtoil Kmj s "a . - m HHW vi1'' 'ISBIBIBIBIBIBIBIBIBK' i A Z Kb t HZ Clocks, Watches, Jewelry JOSEPH SHUTZ, No. 59 Maia Street, Bro-cmvillo, JCeps constantly on. hantf a large end welf ftrteu stock or genumearucics m nw use. JtVxias of Clocks, Watches aud Jewelry done on short notice, at reasonable rates; ALL WDR1C WAllRAyTEV. ST M HOTEL Browh'TlHc Ncbrsiskiu STEVENSOX & CROSS, PROPRIETORS.- General R.R.TicSiet fiice. OIIXIBUSSESTO ALL TRAINS. (Daily Stncss fev All Poiais IWest 2fflJ? SAXPZE 6d.V LV TIIK STATU 10 37IEOES Semper Idem BlackMohair six, m jPTJvrjsjur. scplttfclf T1IXO; IHLL & CO, FKUITANi) ORAMENTaL "TREES FOR ATJTUH3F OPISIO. We Invite the attention o Planters and Dealers to our lurge and complete stock of STANDARD AD DWARF FKUIT TREES. GRAPE VIXES AXD SHALL FRUIT. ORXAHEXTALTRCTS, SHRUBS A5D VIASlSt SKWJk 1LIRE FRUIT A 0R5AMESTAL TREES DIscrlptlve and Illustrated priced Catalogues, sent jire-pultl on res?Ti orsfaaips as followa t No. I. Fruits. Wc. 2io. 2. umamental Trees 10c Jo. 3. Greeit-hoKse, i. o. . Wholesale, fhke. Address ELL WANGER & BARRY, KOCIIKSTEK, 3V Y IMaMUhtit 1M3. tla2w. IiOCKFOnt)! ILL.. WE OFE3UI to tie Irade Ce roJo wing stock for the present nlil and coniin;; muter and1 spring1 10)000)000 APPLE ROOT GRiVFTS; Of oil the leadhiy varieties for the West 3,G00,G00 PKARGRAFTH. 100,000 PEAR IN iJJI). K0V BUDDED, aoo.ooo pelu; STOCKS. We :c"- trr.'le ::.e utns up o' GraTto a special ty 'or. e - .. J..1-3. Allvtort: warnWsL A Uiyyi j r. -act ar.dliit:opCrab,-ond3 -ir . d .!.. 'oj eitilgii. Also a senorut s.! bortoie-. . Ot.Riury stock. Mime age, at low rates to the trade, bend for Citalog&J and price list kepSlni 3i It. SK3-NKlt t CO. FRUIT! FRUIT!! Pike County Nurseries Established IS35 ! fXSV. MILLION ipyle Trwr. 1, ; and .! year ..-... bi : v.'ecn varie J old. Uirce tlvu (ioodstocKi k. er re , Viei aad Piouta Ase:ilj,Nurst rynic a:.d !-..- sj. ?llt.d M lUr GoOtl S$OCJi at ILC" K.&tC8. nPlah:er3. order di.eet! Clut-. together fof Iuwe OnWr csrly. Dj iptivo or "VTiolesdle CiitiUogua snt on app'.nitich. Addrtss; STABK. BAlilTETT A CO.. Ai-SBXr.. . ' -- ' ' ' Louisiana, Mo. H. H. BRtAKT, House, Sign and Carriage PAINTER, 'G-raincr & JPaper Hash 4 a" i So. CO 3IAKT STUELT, Browuville, N-e"brasli. rS,A2JTZ AGON &RLACKg?.iTHKOP ONK DOOIl WEST OF COURT IlbTJSIi WAGON MA-lvIIG, Rppairing, Plows, and all voik ilonr-In trjebest manner anil on thort notice. Satisfactloii guarail antecd. tSlvehlniacall. St-ly. DOT l.atejy mnch imi'-oys! and the New UniversalOotiesWringet o THrP.OVliD WITH BO'SVSLL'S PATENT A Double Cog-Whtels, vixd tl.e Patent Stop, art nov vrt jiMjucstlonaljly .ar nm-erlor to nay apparatus r washing Olothes ever '-intf-r. -ind will J"avd for their cv leircust iwioeayesr, . y;. .- i'-rcodciotht-H. .j-ttrr. v- lr wl-j . ,e j-.u tteia testify as follo'Ti: Ii-.- vl. ". ' c' V." Vwrs.iii cost, arid jiy '- tv' . e. -.- tv.i t ...o'lCi- t.nti eontent nV'.i. ti eve-.- .. : .-i.u. uelteui, nrd every n .rr.'-l .i t.ey thux mi few house. A" w O, ir:-t " v.f. "An csceiieLt Vas!H? Xschlae. "VVe havp tried -. .. . i . ...... .. ...j . i . hand will vi Alirte i j"L-ier ft" 9twht rl a feV I h.jurs." J.'irw.A .'.V . t M:'nna z. J ASiT.'WO a"reI that . iw Ji Airx' i i'l"' ?! 'a t!t (JM "tro ArA t.tn.uiiK,rSMu hijr.: jy it U tHe gr'ttij twp aoi ..oooniuer e yws u iniro- !uHfarjK Smith. Air r O'tfttf. I "3. have tail f OP.tr tlm-. I f :i Cvl - V. r 1 '. '3... huidly for -i' '.'H:.'a. :tnii I toll at(x i u e -V r" ! n: :.-. u.. .' -j uie t.wl of every . t "' -. ' JC . f'.-n ' ; -j ,.. fcti ,.? o; tayjL' tLu& "wher's In ' to- "''fir'" sm! -at -irWMy 'a'Sr.'ed witn it. i My fcr. l-y a lvt-tr ed it SKllttlilLV: .il Imve nftfr : Kiionf: .'j v .- jmpiru . nn it rirov-sses . . - " . ...... ! -. .. '. -f.J. .r-rvr, Uilntnl tii.vifo Cltr-jf, ?nf irT',. PB3CES A FAIR OFFER. If th'1 iircbahts Iivyour place '.vi'I not furnish) orenl Inr th'J!acl ntx.seiid n '-e retail nricei i i ; wulicr?l.i. Jxftra v ii'ig er;?.aiti e vi!t.jorwanl r- o: reurnt. to olace t VrhdfeiOl Wife Is felllnjt: and o tuv arw wethey I.,., f. .l,ftl. &,l,lk..I, ,!,, j win opiiKwi. mai we ase to reunu the jnoncy iiKiiyoiii'T5nito.i(t rHimi me mMhSrtw frwof I freight, alter a nt0atl.s .rwij aewirdln to direc tions ! Jfo !iitlanil. rather orb -other .-liotil'.l tnn'.t the ! drutlVr of waihlng Stli the hah'B; rtlty-two days : In the year, when .1 can tut done better, more etp illtli'usty. r.Ith !m labor, ami no Injdry tnthexar l ris,f. oy Dory Cloties Washer and n Universal wrtneer. s.iid by dealer? seuerall-, tu whotn liberal dis counts are made. R. C Bit'OITNIXK, Gee. Agent, - '.m ( "ortla.tl tit. 27eW YorX. The Sl.'Lon infs. Exm-eai, via ilissoafl VaHo'j i.ailroRd " T.i- train iKtvfcs-Hu '' rteH ai i$A& nil .i-;.h nlththd ":s.nj;irs jr-i'"-' by tins ruyie rr - a L.vrri urth.at f. p , n. ln3iaruaEiOiixi4itirA!; ahdt Jt Louis at Fast Thnc-Xo Sirlit CIinc-HsTant SftesI Cars jrVwStniJt-CIoMeConarttlwH Sb IVeKlitr nn::u Depots. I 11 W. Mf4 i'i aUw -- -vwrwJ 'tr taTtlrlff tfcd m. J yoj.j'jt. ;-;., hj t- -.. .r Rttilroad at Sfc - - J"ph. Tie-:. -: '.;.I.B.v...'i.'t'',llSaimades arcipiiu."- letw.rgFt imh-. im. arrive In St. Jotph Si. J'SXli: m, and a: Imb(; Ut 10)1 ni. . . - 74SvE.V?fi?-littnscSJl4ib !niarr fctsr tJavin. . 1- Iicy ro'vii STCRTzrr i&&Gtjr' vAlbtor L'ltlsljurj:, Svtnrn:ai:no & CftaCSia go HlrjSir. JIalJ J....I. ti.i.j.w -t7i,itn3 itSlt CUrlfcl saaant ioipnl lXf cr jit-v S.-tircrr rsi i VzrLIc j:.pr-3 i Nfeht Hs;.r8-.s VHiiinKwacco!na.-Uton.. 4ij ; ra hH u T- M