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LOCAL MATTERS.
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1S70.
Ij-To every nfw bcrllr to oar
tnccn now and January 1st, 1871, we
trill give copyofPnrdy'i Small Fruit
Grower.
2-Extra copies of the Daily and Weekly Ad
vtis tor sate by Geo. B. Moose, Bookseller,
btstioner and News Dealer, No. 97 Main street, nex t
floor to the Postoflice-
s-DU.play Locals will be charged Asatepace.
MATILDA FLETCHEIt
Will lecture In
MePKEKSON HALL,
JJKOWNVILLE, NEB.,
SATURDAY EVE.MSC, DEC. 17tU,
under the auspicies of Uie
Brovnvills Literary
SUBJECT:
J1AUB YOU FOR SALE1 OR THE
CIV11. SERVICE."
Beatrice is taking Meps to become lncor
p r-.iti.-d. Sensible people.
Tap" Toxvle.of Beatrice, ha- purchased
a "rear' coal stove, and U burning stone
Cu.
breannan on the-t. Joe fc C. B. R. 1L
was instantly killed at Craig, on Saturuay,
by Laving hN head crushed between two
bumpers, while couplein cars.
The Local of the State Journal has had
h.,phcll!ik-hurt, by rinding himself set
ting befde a "al" who had been eating on
ions. He "smelt her brer."
A friend to Coleman, of the lieatrice Ei
prett, kcow Ing Theodore's native penclmnt
for-pnnkln pie," presented him with a Hub
bard squash on Thanksgiving day.
The "Weekly Advertiser contains more
reading matter, and has a greater circulation
than any other paper In the state. Does
anybody want to "go in" on that? "Busl
neoJl" Sidney Prct. We areln receipt of a new
pacr published at Sidney, Nebraska, under
the title of the J'rcis. It is a neat little
wctkly, a size smaller than our Dally. Suc
cess to the iicw enterprise.
"Ye arc pamed to learn, as we do from a
private lti'er from Omaha to-dty. that Mr.
A'-icu-stus TCountze, who was on a short visit
Cut, irn-t with a sad accident, the breaking
of iiU leg. Particulars not given.
The Omaha papers say that tlie U. S. As
htf..rrt' Internal Revenue, of this city, on
accotnit of bis; Samsonian locks, was, while
on a recent visit to that city, mistaken for
tbe famous plains man, "Buiralo Bill."
Marshal Campbell in the exercise of a
prcul.ar jindadmirable characteristic of his,
havlncrmrIeted nutting down the slde-
va!kt.froin the river to s-ixth street on Main,
li nw puttingduwn substantial and perraa
rttul (.tone crossings.
Xew AdverUnrmexirs. See advertising
column. "Little Bee Man." Springfield,
thlj; "Lee A Son," Minonk, III.; "A. 1.
oitswoll. Heal Estate Dealer." Brownville,
Ntb.; "Little Nemaha River Railroad Co.;'
"il. H. Mascy." Jacksonville. I1L
Dr. Cosrles, formerly of tills place, now of
Beatrice, is about opening a branch drug
store in Mcrcdiun. Mr. El wood Davis, a
ry gentlemanly young man, also former
2 r.i i city. In to take charge. The good
pTreof Merediau will lie well pleased with
Mr. luvls.
The Craft 4mnn ami Canadian Masonic
Kei-jrJ lsfUt-titleof a Masonic public-.tiort
o oir i le. hailiuc from Hamilton, Onta-r.j-.
fm rent number contains a fine
p. .ru.uf Robert Marshal, S. G.L G..S3. P.
.r 'Is r. Ixiuilniouuf Canada. It Is an
fZ i.flt pUblivMtlOU.
r wcr- pieased, this week, to make the
a-4 .tiaiHUccaf the Rev. A. InToof the
-'r.iKrr..iml Prvsbyteriaii Church, who liass
f-.."y ivatel in our city. ne js desirous
r.f t'-rciasinc property, building a parsonage
-! :.iaK'iig tins Uii buwol his iiiiuiirial
labors. We npeak for htm attention and lib
erality. Cpi U.K. Prt-M.ou, of B:o Springs.
Ur.zt CiuiUy, passed through our city on
Wc iaesday. on Uis way from vNit east to his
"hftMe. Tiie Curtain Is one of the stirring
mm. f the state. Like all other desiring
tU. trace light, and the latest information,
hrlfftiiS name and tiie stamps lor the
-4-Vcrfijrr .
The Contractors for the construction of the
B.. Ft. K. P. H. il Co., paid off their hands
la rasa, promptly at the end of the month.
Mxteen thousand dollars of the money uee
e5.iry to intvt this payment was advanced
1 y the Board of Directors individually. Tins
" tue Hoard Hint was never going to throw a
khov.lfuiiol dirt!
The PlatUmoutfi Literary Association has
cun-d tLe services of Mis .Maude Ernst, to
delner her lerture entitled "ThcOthcrSide,"
anl V. i ViRscher to deliver his lecture,
"T!i!tU DoWn. It ls endeavorinc to en.
gase Anna Dickinson and the "Fat Conirlh-
They have also encased ceutlemen of
acknowledged ability jn the. Slate.
E- ir.Thc rftr'Me office has just turned off an
fc Kr',,, Pamphlet which is consider.-d
(U,7A v"uir SSIy creditable. A-c&raiiii
We have been looking over a codv of the
P"Phlet, and tvhile we admit the tynotni-
Pn.'-al execution yair, the proof readme i
unpardonable for a pamphlet. For instance:
AnrJ6r F. Kruir. Treas. : n. 4. mmrrir
for made, twice, and latul for town ; p 13 Puw-
- ......,, v! iul VUlUipi),
wrt .or constitution ; p 25, Kuipaey for Crop-
"'". rrmini for n w i'rn-
That
wont do to bra- on. Bro. Water.
A Valuable Entrrnrlir T li-m.rri, t,
kindness of Mr. Wiswall we were to-day in
Ijce.1 to Mr. Clias Trupp, from Ohio, who
SKte with a view or locating a new lum
jrara. lu connection witii which he will
lkr a general wixd manufacturing estab
'Jttent. planing mill, door and sash facto-
f He win start out with an Investment of
M, and nicreiLse as demand may require.
- c w iter m)ji,t can lM5 founj in tMe we;.t for
"?,? "Mlshment. Brownville wants
vl?'? ,!aa antl ,he ,,U5lss. Mr. Trupj) is
," ,w" to many of our citizens, and
lilnl.
v-rk about
Trrr.
c uumui iiiau. lie win
fifty hands. Welcome,
Mr.
ledl
aspollg ,. St.LouU Rullrnad
,lny-Cluis. MeCalte Esq.. General
-ern A rent, nf n. rv-r ---- nni.i .,.. ..
V
"3le vint yesterday. This Company
e' ,W"nmenr winning a fnl1 Hneorthecel-t'ra-
rtuUrnau. Wagner and Sanderson
J? Wm5 Room and Sleeping cars through
Y , 'Ul-ange to principal point
a,ontheC7th Inst. These cars
'7 fnrnished, and afford the
in the
are ele
travelcr -J1COmfort -d nvenic!ice.
g-rj1"0-1 leaving st. Louis at 7.00. a. m..
In ' !!n a throu- Ih- and ni-ht coach, via
x aIT Cl,y m "clocK -m-ot
.-, "f0-3 vttl invest. LouI at 3.30. p. m.
"fln'i UKhctK,chforXcwYork br way
nc-Mi CrestlIue. Pittsburg, Uarrls
c ty'at jAl,UuartP'Ha. arriving in New York
"..alj M,a-ln- second day. This train
f teelnn-,u a f sWnlnS coach through to
Tnonv W,,l,nul c,,anse.
ta..v::?willleavest. LouU at 9m
-'5.aT Rh palace car via Indlana-
v- 'i Mm ' 1Iuffal and Rochester, at
'hv -ebmtedPaStenBerS are trausferred to !
,r,rYorkCc-,ii , ce car fast tra,n of the ,
YorlcCltyat7oo "lload arrivinS in New j
anrlv-iiL?"111'01 theseconddar
''H Las i i dantases afford St. Louis
""ttwidniDlfl nKneeded. facilities fordl-
!olnt
Trve .
not
tx0i !mm,u-.tton with theEast.
Star u. T. u m the West
rH"
rn this city, seug Ucketa. J
Call for Colhnpp Bro'a Tobacco, If you
-wish the best.
Step at the Sherman House, If you want
solid comfort anil good living.
A Stager Sewing Machine, of any style
desired, for sale at tbla office.
Fresh Oysters. In all styles known to
the culinary art, at Daughery's Restaurant.
Dividends are never forfeited In the
Washington Life Insurance Co., of New
York.
The State Bank in this city, is to com
mence business operations on the first day
of December.
Chester White Piss Four Chester
White boar pigs, 8 weeks old, of ibeHulghl
block, for gale by R. W. Furnas, Brownville,
Nebraska.
The Presbyterian Church Social will meet
Thursday evening, at the residence of K. W.
Furnas, Main btreet. General invitation ex
tended. Remember Daugherty's Restaurant In the
time of thy hanger, for there is the place to
get a "bquare meal," served up to the
"Queen's taste."
The disasters of business and uncertain
ties of life can all be; turned Into victories
and certainties by life Insurance alone. Gel
Insured in the Washington Life.
Colliapp llro't Tobacco Is not drugged;
it is the best, pure&t and brightest Natural
Leaf in the market. At Wright's, Ricu
Giimore's and at the Pual UlUce.
The ladles Aid Society of the M. E.
Church, will meet on next Monday evening
at the residence of CoL T. J. Majors. A cor
dial invitation Is extended to all, to be pre
sent. "Wanted Farms In Nebrasa. To pur
chase one or two Improved farms within
eight or ten miles of Brownville. Neb. Call
on C. M. Kauffinaun, Brownville, or address
R. W. Smith, Toledo, Ohio. 6w3m
The amount of building going on In the
city is really astonishing. We strolled out
Into a portion of the city the other day in
which we had not been for some weeks, and
counted fifteen dwellings up and nuder way,
since our former visit.
The last Installment of the subscription
for the erection of the Catholic church being
now due, as the building is enclosed, Tim.
McLaughlin will visit the subscribers during
this week, and collect the same. It would be
pleasant if all were prepared to pay prompt
ly, Wm. M. Chaffee and Wni.D. Lewis have,
we understand, associated themselves In
business relations, and will open up the
Distillery near tills city, soon. These gen
tlemen are arc both tip-top business men,
and we predict for them a successful busi
ness carreer.
It Is reported In the city that Judge Sanders-,
one of our Representatives elect, was
very seriously Injured on Friday last, by I?
ing thrown against the saw of his mill, on
the Nemaha. The injury is said to be dau
gerotis. We hope, however, It may not be so
serious as represented.
Kirs. I. T. Vhyte and her daughter, Mrs.
Wright, of St, Joseph, Mo., are visiting our
city, and are the guests of their daughter,
and sistf r, Mrs. Holladay. They will lie re
membererd as among the earliest settlers o!
Brownville; Mrs. Why teas the wife of Cap!.
Whyte. merchant, and Mrs. Wright as Mis-;
Hatty Pfouts,
.fudging from the alo of Pine Lumber
and building material generally, made by
J. R. Bell the country west must be rapidly
improving with HrM-class i.uildings for this
ard alone loads from tn to twenty teams
per day. People are finding out more every
day jnt where to get their lumber low down
lor cash.
IV. H. Sylols, Editor Workingman's
Advocate, t.f Philadeiphhi, Insured his life
through the Chicago otSeeuf tha Washing
ton Life on the 2d of July, and died at hi
home or. the"thof July. He paid SIGO.V,
and his liolrs received $4,000! As an Invest
ment it paid three thousand per cent. ! Tills
!s the lowest stand point to view the subject.
We prefer to live to a green old age, enjoy
life and enjoy conciousness of kept In the
way of duty, by having a provision made
for those immediately In our care.
Why yeast powder should be used.
Because it Is much more convlenicnt tlsan
brewer's or hop yeast, produces better and
more nutritious food, and never fails of suc
cess. This is particularly applicable to Doo
ley's Yeast Powderaseach package not only
contain the full weight as represented, but
the contents arc perfectly free from any In
jurious substances. Nothing enters into Its
composition but articles that are healthy and
nourishing, and the bread prepared with It
Is such as can be eaten with Impunity by the
inor,t sensitive invalids. For sale by grocers
everywhere.
Brownville Brewery. Conrad Shrlner,
of the Brownville Brewery, is making ex
tensive and substantial improvements and
additions to his present brewing establish
ment, at the head of Main street. At pres
ent he is building an additional cellar, in
creasing his caimclty in that respect twice
what it has been heretofore. Conrad will
keep up with the times, ana is determined
to furnish this city with all the lager and
ale It can dispose of, which ls no small quan
tity. By-the-way, the Brownville Brewery
lias the reputation of making the beat malt
drinks in the country.
Speaking or a herd-law, we know of no
place in the world where one ls more deeded:
than In this city. At this season of the year
and during winter, abont twenty-five head
of cows nrakc their living off farmers' wag
ons coming into town. Weknowoneortwo
that will- "climb" a wagon quicker than a
zoat, or a boy hookin' watermelons. Let a
grain wagon be left alone flvemlnutes in the
street, and the whole. load Is destroyed. It Is
an outrage, and ought not to be permitted.
A man who Is not able to feed his cow In
winter, or whopcrmltrthertoforageon coun
try wagons, ought to bocompelied to sellout.
Agricultural Newspapers.--The com
mencement of a new year will soon be upon
us. Every farmer besides taking his county
paper, should take some good agricultural
paper. We advise a trial for IS71 with
Moore's -Rural Xcic Yorker.'" We consider
it the best agricultural and farming paper in
the world. It is the largest, and contains
more reading matter. It treats on agricul
ture and all kindred subjects, and contains
In addition a vast amount of excellent fami
ly reading matter. Weekly: Terms, $S, or
you can club with the Ailcrrtiser at $1.50, for
the two. Address D. D. T. -Moore, -II Park
Ttow New York City.
Bee Culture To the Editor and Author
D. L. Ada ik, Hawsville, Kentucky, we are
Indebted for a full set of his publications on
Bee Culture; The "AnnaUof Bee Culture" in
two volumes, for 1SW and 1S70; 72 pages well
written and well selected matter and illus
trated, pertaining to Bee Culture. Publish
ed annually. Price 50 cts. Also:
"A New System of Bee-Keeplng," adopted
to the hnblts and characteristics of the
Honey-Bee. with descriptions, and directions
for manngelng; improved methods of artifi
cial swarming, whereby the business of Bee
Keeplng is rendered more profitable and
pleasant. Illustrated. Price 50 cts. Also:
Outlines of Bee Culture." and Descriptive
Catalogue, of Adair's Section Bee-Hive and
Honey Boxes; the Mel-Extractor, or ma
chine for emptying honey from the comb.
While not, claiming to be thoroughly
versed Jn Bee Culture, we are a" lover of the
"busy-bee;" yen a worshiper and an exper
imenter of a few years standing. Bee cul
ture and fruit growing are intimately al-
mnct !nserxrab!v oonnedpd. We have rand
Mr. Adair's publications with pleasure, and
we trust profit. We are pleased with his
Seetlou-Hlve, and can see but one possible
objection, and that is the expense. In our
opinion to make bee-culture profitable, the
praticablo point to gain is the expense of the
hive
For particulars, address D. L. Adair Ha wa
vllle, Hancock Co., Kentucky.
, LITERARY NOTICES.
Peters' Musicai. "MosTHtY. The De
cember number of Peters' Musical Monthly,
price 30 cents, contain! the following new
and beautiful pieces of music: Fear not! or
There's Pardon for us all, by J. Cox; Sweet
est Love, I'll not forget thee, by Emmet; Lit
tle Dimpled Hands, by Persloy; Meet me
again to-morrow, Bessie, byFeraley; Sun
shine on the Sea, by Tucker; He Sleeps
'neath the Shade of the Willow, by Martin;
The Star of Bethlehera.by Bernhardt; Merry
Christmas, Dressier; Seethe leaves around
ns falling, by La Hache; Through another
Year conducted, by Reis; Pleasantilemorles
Waltz, Sweet Music, Driven from Home
Waltz, Nobody's Darling Waltz, Damask
RoseSchottlsche. Think of it! Fifteen nie
ces or reallp good Music for 30 cents, any sin
gle piece being worth as much as the pub
lisher asks for the entire lot. This seems
slrange to parties -customed to pay from 30
to 50 cents for every piece of music they buy.
It is trne nevertheless, and the subscribers to
this valuab'le magazine are getting the lates
and best new music for about two cents a
piece. Send 30 cents for a sample copy. Ad
dress J. -.-Peters, 589 Broadway, N. Y.
ATnun3 Lady's Home Magazine. The
December number of this "Queen of the La
dy's Magazines" is the richest and handsom
est ever issued. The publishers announce
their intention to make it lead all others for
the coming year, in the richness and extent
of its illustrations, the briUiancy of Its nov
elets and stories, the beauty of itsgettiug up,
and the high tones of its reading." As an
earnest of what is to como in I&71, we have
In this number a fine steel colored fashion
plate, a cartoon on toned paper, giving a
lovely picture, called "The Welcome Home,"
a double fashion engraving, and a large va
riety xjf styltti of dress and patterns for nee
dlework. Stud a stamp for postage to T. S.
Arthur Sous, Philadelphia, and get a copj
of this elegant number of the "Lady's Home
Magazine." "ion will, if you see it, surely
want the magazine for 1S7L
The Chiiks's Horn. The December
number of this pure and beautiful magazine
closes the year, and we advise all who wish,
to put Into the hands of their little ones a
wise counselor, a loving friend, .and a pleas
ant companion, to take it for 1S7L T. S. Ar
thur, the editor, will commence a serial In
the January number called, "The wonderful
story of Gentle Hand," which cannot fall to
be deeply Interesting. A HoUday Supple
ment will be given with this number, con
taining nine Carols for Christmas, new and
old, Send a stamp for-postage to T. S. Ar
thur Sons, Philadelphia, Pa. and4get a
specimen of "the Children's Hour.
The Aficu-tckist Home Cibcxe. This
is an eight page monthly, devoted to Bee
Culture and choice family reading. Every
family wants it. Every bee keeper needs it.
Published on the lath of every month at SI a
year in advance. Address W. G. Church,
Mexico, Mo. The .-liirertMer and -IpicuUurUt
one year for .Syj0.
Programme of the Brownville Literary
Society, for Friday evening, December 2d,
1870:
Music
Address, by J. D. Calhoun.
Select Reading, by Pauline E. Davidson.
Hecitation, by Dr. Kiinbertln,
Muslc
Essay: "Wanted, a Million More," by Mrs.
Ebright.
Music
Valedictory Address, by Pres't Davis.
By order of the executive committee.
J. H. BitoABV, Sec
Clay's Patent Weather Strip. Swan
Bro. are agents for this Weather Strip,
which effectually keeps out all rain, snow
and wind from under all doors or window,
to which it is applied. They have the agen
cy for Richard.-on, Johiwtn, Pawnee and
Gage counties. Applications to tiicm at
their store in this city, will receive prompt
attention. tl
The demand for the Weston Cylinder
Churn Is so great that Win. Shellenberger
has just received a new lot. Call soon If you
want one Forty-four were let out this fall
on trial, and not one returned; no one being
willing to do without them, afteractual trial.
They are the cheapest churn In the market.
Do yon Want a Stove ! Shellenberger
has the largest stock and fullest assortment
in the west. Don't be cnjoled by any low
priced stove anywhere, but go where all sizes
and styles are kept, and where stoves are
made a specialty; for there you cangetagood
article, as that is his business.
SHERMAN HOUSE.
This house, under the management of Its
affable proprietor C M. Kanfflann, lsoneof
the best accommodations for the weary and
hungry traveler along the Missouri river. j
Forgood meals, good beds, accommodating
host and waiters it stands unrivalled. dw
LADY'S BAZAR.
Mrs. E. Johnson Invites theattention of the
ladies of Brownville and vicinity to her stock
of Lady's Millinery and Fancy Dress Goods,
at No. 45 Main street Latest styles- kept and
satisfaction guaranteed. Dress Making done
in the best and most fashionable styles.
i5-2-3mdw
FIRST PREMIUM CIGARS I
A. F. Cohn, of this city, took the first pre
mium on Cigars, with II. C. Lett, one of the
best judges of a good Cigar In the country, an
chairman of the awarding committee, and
the premium was deserved. Factory at No.
CI Main street, 23dwtf
GREAT BARGAI5S IN LAND.
3,000 acres of Unimproved Land, on terms
to suit the purchaser. 10 Improved Farms ;
good Land and good location. Apply at
WM. J. AUSUIN'S
Real Estate Office.
-ISdwtf Brownville.
Swan Bro. are constantly adding to
their choice stock of groceries and provis
ions; and there is nothing in their line but
what they keep, ami are always sure to have
the best, and sell the lowest for cash. Give
them a call, lor It will pay all to deal there.
DOTY'S "WASHING MACHINES.
W. D. Shellenberger has just received a lot
of these machines the greatest blessing to
woman kind ever invented and call upon
all you. who wish anything of the kind, to
givethem a call. tf
MAKE HASTE TO GET READY
For winter Is comlnc. Todothlsitis neces
sary to drop in at Shellenberger's and get
a good Heating stove, for they have a very
full assortment, and wl tLem low down for
cash. tf
CHEW THE BEST
Tobacco In the market; that is: Colhapp
Bro's Natural Leaf. For tale at Wright's.
Rich it Gilmor's and at the Post Office.
BILLIARDS.
Lovers of this gamocan be accommodated
with first class tables, ic, at the Sherman
House Billiard Room. 25dwtf
A Constant Effort, to please and satisfy
his guests is the only phrase that will apply
to the conduct of Geo. Daughertyof the Res
taurant next door to Carbon's Bank ; and his
success Is truly wonderful. Try him !
Did you see those fine Brn ns'wlck Billiard
Tablesjustrecelved and put up at Small's
Saloon? They please everybody! Go try
for yourself. dtf
You don't know how cheap you can get
good Pine Lumber, unless you call at J. R.
Bell's Yard, corner of College and first
streets. 33dwtf
Remember that J. R. Boil sells all kinds
of Pine Lumber. Lntli. Shingles, etc, at pri
ces which cannot falHo suit any one. 1-tf
The Singer Sewlrtg Machine can be
found at the Book Store, next door to the
Post Office.
2tdwtf Geo. B. Moore, Agent
Small's new Billiard Tables take theshlne
off anything ever before ployed on in this
city. Fact dtf
Board by the day or week atDaugher
ty's Rcsturant, one door west of the Bank.
Wra. H- Hoover, Real Estate Agent and
Conveyeneer: Court Room.
31tf-dw
Tobacco, of all kinds at Swan Bro's.
A PIKE LUX-EX TAX.
Kilbosra, Jenkins Co., comer of Fourth
and Main street. In this city, have constant
ly on hand n full stock of the best Pine Lum
bcrofall kinds; alto, also Basb.Doors, BUnds,'
Shingles, lath. Mouldings, Frames, etc, etc,
which they are selling at the lowest possible
figures for which the same can be got out of
the 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! 46tfdw
HOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.
The partnership heretofore existing be
tween Nathan Boehm, Samuel C Boenm and
W. M. Chaffee, doing business of distilling In
Nemaha connty, Nebraska, under the firm
name ofW. 31. Chaffee Co., has bean this
day dissolved by mutual consent.
W. M. CHAFFEE.
ISAAC BOEHM.
By Isaac Boehm the authorized agent of
Nathan and Samuel C Boehm.
Brownville, Neb., Sept. 1st, 1870. d90w5-3w.
MERCHAST TAILORING
Is a branch of business in which our enter
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 of the 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 Gents Furnishing Goods,
comprising the latest novelties ont. Give
him a call at No. 51, Main street. 488dwtf
J. R. BELL.
This firm, dealing In Pine Lumber and all
building material that is made of pine, have
now their yard on corner of College and 1st
stree stacked rullj as also all' the vacant
lots adjoining. They have millions of feet
of all kinds of Pine Lumber, as well as a
rousing stock of Doors, Blinds, etc. They
sell at the lowest possible figure, and are
selling an immense lot of stuff of all kinds,
from ten to fifteen teams loading there dally
for the counties west besides their large trade
In this immediate vicinity.
"Warranty,
Mortgage,
Quit Claim,
Administrators
Deeds for sale at this office!
Patronize Home Industry and bene.
fit yourself at the same time by using only
Colhapp Bro's Natural Leaf Tobacco. For
sale at Wright's. Rich fc Gllmare's and C. A.
Pollock's at the Post Ofllce.
Blacksmith's Iron, of all kinds, con
stantly on hand, at Shellenberger's. This Is
a great advantage to Blacksmiths, and one
which they out to patronize. tf
Coascated Ping Tobacco, for chewing
and smoking, for sale cheap, at Swan
Bro.'s. tf
Saussag Grinders and Stuffers, of the
most approved pattern, at Shellenberger's.
Choice things for thehollldays, will be on
hand at Swan; Brother's.
Fit ap for Winter. That means call at
Shellenberger's forStoves, Pipe, etc.
Coo lag and Eating Apples, the best
and cheapest, at Swan Bro.'s. tf
For Tea, go to Swan Bro's, as they have
put It down ten per cent. dwtf
Blacksmith's Iron, in great abundance,
at Shellenberger's.
Shellcnberger'sis the place to buy your
Cooking Stoves. tf
Rubber Belting and Packing, of all kinds,
at Shellenberger's.
Go to Swan &. Brother's, If you want
?ood Groceries. tf
If you want
Pherson's.
choice Dry Goods go to Mc
33dwtf For Keating Stoves go to
gers.
Shellenber
tt Go to Daugherty's Bank Restaurant.
Crauberrlen at Swan Bro.'s.
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Geo. B. Moore.
Bookseller, Stationer and Newsdealer,
next door to the Post Office. School Books
of all kinds. Blank Books, Stationary, c,
always on hand. School Furniture furnish
ed on short notice. Call at the Book Store.
52-dwtf
Remove the Cause. Costlveness, which
produces serious and often fatal diseases, Is
removed by the use of Dr. Henry's Root and
Plant Pills. See advertisement. 4w4t
All kinds of plain and fancy sewing done
by Mrs. Benedict and sister, two doors west
of the Baptist Church Ctf
Go to Swan Bro's, for the best Sugar,
Coffee, Teas, etc tf
Watch Repairing neatly and promptly
lone by Dunn A Hays. -lo'wtf
For Choice Jewelry,
stuff, go to Dunn Hays.
warranted pnre
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NEW CITY MEAT MARKET.
PIERPONT & CROOKS,
Dealers in all kinds of Fresh Meats
Produce.
and
Cash paid for all kinds of Fat Stock,
Pro-
ducc, c
Call at the "Red Meat Market," north side
ofMaln street w31y
General Rnllroad
Oillce at Star Hotel.
and Foreign Ticket
2wtf
Cranberries,
Cranberries,
Cranberries,
At Swan & Bro's.
Syrup,
Bro s.
the choicest In the city at Swan &
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Lady's Bazar I
Having opaned a first class stock of Ladies'
Millinery and Fancy goods, at No. 45 Main
Street, and being in receipt of New Goods,
weekly, Mrs. E. Johnson invites the ladles of
Brownville and vicinity, to give her a call
guaranteeing satisfaction in both prices and
goods. 2-3m
For School Books, .save yourmoney and
deal with McCreery Nickeli. 2w3m
The Original Golden Crown Cigar Is
manufactured by A. F. Colin. It is the favo
rite everywhere. 37-tf
Madame Doctor Rastello. Her circular
to married ladles sent on receipt of two
stamps. Address Madame Doctor Rastcilo,
Chicago, 111. 44-3m
See Advertisement of Dr. Butts' Dispen
sary, headed Book for the Million Mar-
RiAGEGCinE in another colnmn. It should
be read by all.
ZT-y
NOTICE.
The regular terra of the Probate Court for
the trial of civil cases for all sums over one
hundred dollars and under three hnndred
dollars, will be held at the office of the Pro
bate Judge in the city of Brownville, Nema
ha county. Nebiaska. commencing on the
first Monday of each calendar month.
A. W. MORGAN.
27-tf Probate Judge.
Forest City Fall Wheat Flour about
as nice an article as ever came to this mar
ket at Swan & Bro's. i-tf
Patronize Home Industry. All kinds
of Marble work can be liad at Neidhardt's
Marble Works in this city, cheaper than it
can Ite liad elsewhere. None but the best ma
terial used. ii.tr
MARRIED.
At tha residence of the bride's mother, on
the 20tli of November, 1S70, by Judge A. W.
Morgan, Mr. Axx. Moore and Miss ErY
Haixline.
In Brownville, at the house of the bride,
November 27th, by the Rev. Geo. R, Davis
Andrew D. Odei. of Nemaha connty, and
Mary J. Creatu. of Brownville.
CARRIAGE GUIDE,
?Erery one his own Doctor ! A" pri
vate instructor for married persons, or those
about to be married, both male and female. In ev-
erytalnff concerning the pblsiolojry and relations
of oar sexual system, and the production and pre
vention of oflVprin?. Including all th new dlscov--eries
never before k1 ven in the English language, by
WM. YOUNG. M. D. This Is really a valuable and
interesting work. It is written in plain language
for the general reader, and is Illustrated with nu
merous entrravin?s. All young married people, or
those contemplating marriage, and having the
least impediment to married life, should read this
book. It discloses secrets that every one should be
acquainted with ; still it Is a book that must be
lockea up and not lie about the house. It will be
sent to any address on receipt of SO cts. Address
Dr. WM. YOUNG, No. 416 Spruce street tbove
Fourth, Philadelphia. T.-6m
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REAL ESTATE AGENT,
For the purchase and sale of Real Estate In
Illinois. lova, Missouri, Kan
sag, ebrasKa and Col
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Valuable In In above named States for sale
on long time.
Office.) Main street,
BROTrNVIIiLE,
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NEBRASKA.
BEDFORD & IIOWARi),
ABCHITECTS&BU1LBEBS
Are prepared to furnLsb designs and specifications
for all kinds of
BUILDINGS,
PUBLIC AND PRIVATE,
of the Litest and mot approved styles.
AJLSO TAKE CONTRACTS!
All Und of Job Murk ihmr In order!
jCSTSbop, corner Main and Second streeU
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STAR HOTEL
Brownville, Nebraska.
STEVENSOX & CROSS,
pitoPKiirroKS.
General R. R. k Foreign Ticket Offlec
OSINIBUSaESTO ALL TRAINS.
Dally Stages for All Points West.
BEST SA21PT.E HOOK IX TJTE HTA TE.
Alexander &z Lange,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
3X3Il.IDI3Sr.
46-tf JEFFERSON COUNTY. NEBRASKA.
BLANKS of all kind, constantly on
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BTJI-JJERS AND
ridge Contractors.
BHOWNVIL.LE. NEBRASKA.
Will take contracts fnrbulldlntr Bridges. Raising:
or Moving BulldJncs, and all kinds of Shop and
Jobblnc Work. Contract work sollcitfd. Work suar
ranteed to sive satisfaction, and done on short
notice and reasonable term
Have also the right to erevt the
Smitli Patent Truss Bridge
In 5ebraskn. Iowa, Kansas oudSouthem.
Is.HOurl.
B-rNOTICE OF -ETTINGS SOLICTTED. y
W, B. S2eHetberge
Ho. 74,
McPlicrson's Block,
BROWISTVII-LE, NEB.,
SOLE AGENTS FOR
CANTON CUPPER PLOWS!!
THE FREEMASON
FOR 1871.
rpHK lanrt Masonic monthly in the world. Con
L tala tldinxs from the Craft in all parts of the
globe. It Is strictly cosmopolitan, and ls the organ
of the Craft everywhere, and not confined to any
oni ytate or locality.
Kucb numb-r complete In itself.
Sample copies sent free.
Every Master .Mason in good standing authorized
to act as amentia sendinc subscriptions. AdLconrrt
made to clnb agents If desired, and inallca&csa
copy sent free to such agents, if notiOed.
CLUB BATES.'
Clubs Of ten to tirpnty . , , . i ft "0
Clubs or twenty to ilfty 1 23
Clnbs of fifty or more 1 T
Single subscribers . z W)
Names may be added ataoy time In the year at
clnb rates. Back numbers supplied.
Address GEO. FRANK GOUXEY.
S-lm St. Louis. 3Io.
TOB WORK, Neatly and Plainly
tl Executed, at the Advertiser Job Rooms.
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SHERMAN H0USEr
4S Maln-at., BxqwhyIUc.
C. 91. KAUFFJII AW, Proprietor.
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IX.COXXECT10N TY1TH TIIE H0USF.
This House haibcen remxlelcd and refurnished
tbroufiliont. and affords thebet accommodations In
the city to the local and traveling public. It i cen
trally located. StSM for the West, and OsHs
for all trj, go from the Shermaa House. Fair
first class.carKes moderau;. ""
JACOB rABOHT,
MERCHANT TAH.OR,
DR. SMjITITS
EEIIIIE " ELECTR
OIL.
NEW COMBINATIONS
NEItVK POWKK "WITHOUT rjIOSPIIQP.US!
AREA SEDATIVE without Oplrua or
Reaction I INNOCENT, even m the
mouth of INFANTS. Twenty
drops U the -AllGEST .
doe. Cure Sick
HeudaCbc
IN ABUT TWENTY MINCTES.
RATIONAL, P&IIGIPjGS
CrxciNXAyi, Jane 17, 1370.
TK. C. B. SMITn Dcar.tir: ly mother scald
U ed tier foot so badly she icould not walk, which
alarxnuiRly swelled. y litt e boy had lunsjiiuii hU
throat and very stiff neck. L Rot trj in tl ttkht
and b&thod his threat and cbct. and tawr- bim
twenty drops of your Oit TUey are now both well.
JOlIN TOOMKV.
Express office, 67 West Fourth street.
Fort Pmv, July l
DIt SMCTH: Send me inbreOilandmore clrcn
larj. It Ls goiiic like '.'hot cakes." bud some
circulars also to Sutllir County. Cherry Valley, as
they sent in'fora mipply of the OIL riease send by
llrst express, and oblige.
Yours truly, D. E, DECKER, Dras-ist
NotaFalluret Not One I (From Canada
New XTambl'eo, Ont., July 12.
DK. SJnTTT, Pliiladclphla: I have sold tho Oil
for Dearness.fcickness, Neuralgia. Jtc.. nd In
every case it has snven satisiactloiu J can procure
quite a number of letters. We want more of the
large size, AC. c.
Yours respectfully.
FItI. 31. MeCAXLUM. Drarlst.
Sure on Deafness, SaltEheum, &c.
f. Bhcnmatism.SaltRhPnm
c.-
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Pamlyis. ('hlilhlaln.
jw-u.il. A..J
vr rn n fSwelhnzs, XleaiUche. Burns,
.fcjf5Li9 J Frosts. IMcs, and Scald Head.
Felons, Carbuncles. Mumps. Dip-f T
theria. Croup. Neuralgia, Gout. "
Wounds, Ktuf Joints, Swelled J
Olanits ,' Caiiker, Tooth Ache, ir73?V?G:
Cramps, Bloody Flux. Ac, itc. I taS
TRY IT F021 TOUSSEL.F.
SALT IHIE UM It cures every time (If you use no
soap on the parts while applying the oil,) and it
cures most all cutaneous dLeases seldom falls in
Deafness or Rheumatism.
Also, on hand a cholco stock of
READV MADE GOODS!
which he will
Sell Very Low for Ca3t !
He would call the attention of the public to
the fact that he has an extensive e.Tirieiice in the
manufacture of Custom Worl: of tbe first quality ;
and those who want Boots and Shoes to
Pit Well, Look "Well and lVear IVell,
will not be disappointed.
Boots and Shoes Neatly and Promptly
Repaired. -l&v.-yM- -.
BAILEY & CO.,
CHESTNUT . 12tL St.,
PHILADELPHIA.
Eslabllslied 1S20.
Importers and -lanuf-ctiirers of
FINE WATCHES,
FANCY GOODS, &C, &C
QUALITY AlWAYf! GUARANTEED.
PRICE? AS LOW AS THE LOWEST.
Orders aud Inquiries by mall promptly at: ended to.
Strangers visiting the city will conrer a favor by
Inspecting their stock. 5w i
a-. o. it. tx5xt:,
GermanPhf slcian & Qbsteiricianr
G2 7tlaia St., BrovTnll!c,Neb.
POSSESSING an Eltctrq-Msiniettc Battery. b
will bo fully able to attend to all N - i:
oiher disease
Will be m Brownviue from the 1-' Jv the j, i-.
from the 15th to tho is:h of evtry month. "tf
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"IOTICE hutreby jdveit. that pursuant to enbr
iN of the Incorporators of the iJttc entah.-i ft. V
er ItaJroad Compuny. on th t day of January, a.
T ! -it f-p r.ftti- ol Wllllaai tr. Motirsfr. i
I BntwnvilJe, Ncbrta, books wilt be opt-nett fr re
! celvins sntHcrifltlo.iS to tiie cspit&I stock of saal
! rnTTir5!fiT- 7
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K. THOMAS..
Ji-Jlil'ON H. MKOADY. '
V. ll.ItA.M If. ItUOVKR.
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Tn-t Incorporatscs.
Dtjsolutlou of Co-Pa rtnershlp.
rjBE partnership heretofor existlnc wwter the
JL flrm name or J. R. B It & S i. is this d.y -solved
by mutual consent. Mm I HI rettrmc; there
from. All accounts due the rtrni .rill he collected
and receipted for by Jse. It. iVll. j-':d alt bttk cr
tracted forth benefit of the lirm.i , thin te, wHI
be paid by the e.
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Brownvm. Neb.. Nor, tab. t7A, 5-4tw r ,
Iesal Notice.
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Adolph Oppsrmann,)
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vs.
Jesse Morton.
Before I. S, hurJlcfT. J. X., la and fcr Bmsbm Pr.
dnct,Neaha County. Neb mska.
ON the th day of October. A. D. 1579. sSl Jsjs
tice nd an Oraerof Atntebuieatin Ibt'-abave
action. Tor t!i sura of sixtren dollars. ,
The tune net for trial is the th day of December,
A. D. 1S7W, at noon of that day.
ADOI.PJ1 OI'PKItMANN, rial nbtC
Nov. It. 1370. V3w ;
i.ni) .oiiri. ,
M'AKEN up, on the 6th day
of November. 1ST. bT
x. oy theuituenusneu.
bvlnirtHo miieM iar2M at
Peni. Nnoalia conntr. Nebraska, the Mtawiacr.
desciit-ed stock, to wit :
One red and white steer, two years oM, eroj C ".
t!unt;lit 4r und swallow f it iu thett:
One tghii itetrr, rne year old :
One white steer, with, red ears, one yenr li
One while btifer. with reit ear, one ear oW :
0!!ebrin(lIest'er.oneynrokl:
One red and white heifer, one year old :
5w5t WILLIAM CLKM.EXS
L. N. It. K. R. NOTICE.
"VTOTICE is hereby rfven to the stockboMurs
i. of the Little Nemal ta Itlver Railroad ConijtaBr.
that more than ten r r centum of the capital stooic
of the suld company has been subscribed, and that
the ild. stockholders n required to meet at the
office or llewett A Newman, in BrowEville. In N
maka County. In the State or Nebraska, at the hour
or two o'clock, pjn.. on Thursday tbs l(k day mC
December. A.D. tsTO. for the purpose or cHwtolnx
seven directors, and takinc sut b other stups to
wards completing the organi,tiou of said ossniw
ny may be necei'ary.
ier order or
O. B. JTEWETT .
A. P. COGSWELIi.-
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J. S. unuitcii, .
EO.AlA)li,
T.W. BEDFORD.
J. It-OIJIAPI.
K.V.lIU(iUS. --
JOHN McIMI-ItSON,
H. CV r.KTT.
T.J. MAJORS.
Incarten4r. r
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NOTICE,
To tht; heirs of Use late Stephen Fudsa, dccMM.-di
17"IIERIS, yoa have refused to irraHt th HSfct
I oC way.totbe JBrownvilk?. KuKciiraor A llr
cine Itanruiid. Uiroucfi th bii!ow,ruc discrUKHl
remises. to-u1t r The Northwut auarur of Section
thlrty-nve. X'.i in township six. to.) iwrth f
raiyre Hfteen. tM.) eat of sixth pmcJal rWten.
s.tuute In Nemaha county. Nehm-ka. Nw. tkev$
fiwe.you will take notice, that Aured W. MnaH,
Imon riasteix, Mcpheu W. Kennedy. John Flora.
WllHsra ITarU and Geo. . OMmore, 4x dMntw
estut ;rc lolders uf j d lovnty uf N aha. who
have been f Ks:teI and apirotnied by the Vrbt
Judce of suld county to hki dnueis in snc cas
es, ficcsioneUiy the apprprhitUn of land H tlie
uisA of aid nn.rosU coni;uy, wilt nirt hbuh tin
s:d iwcl or laiwl ami IfV'tpi'srt the uttiiie,HRl proeetst
to as? s the said deLiages on the 1-iJh tfay of Thf
rember.A. I. IsTO. a: tea o'clock a.m., f shM itejrl
Given under our bands this t day of NovmMt.
A.D. KB.
BROWNVILLE t FT. K EARNHY IUIUCOl .
n3v5t I:-r.XI- ' LETT, PrusMuat.
NOTICE,
To Thomas IL Simpson :
"T1IERAS. you have reAied U Kraat Uo rs.. .
1 of way to tle Brownville, Ft. Kerey A r
cine Railroad. throtiKh the ftllwlttK desaiMvsl
prerises, to-H it . The NE qr of v. ob, ju twM-
ship live. (-V north of rane nftifen. (15.) eatr t
r.th 1. M-.sUUHte n Nen.a!..iOjmt. Nb. ",
thereture. yt u wilt take notice that Alfred W. Mr
cau. Lemon Plasters, i-tephi n V". Keuucly. Jwba
Flora. WiUIiun Uarr1 and Georxe S. (iilmore.sfx
disinterested frefh-ftdrs of:Ud county ofNaaum.
who have been selected an.t epjioinbil by the Pro
bate Judxe ofs:d c.K.Dly, t.t asaO iluoues ia
such crv"-, crcc;-t' eJ by the appropriation of lawl
to the use o'i.:1 lL'tllrouil toinuny, will rm
niwc the vnl tract of lsnd and Inspect the wn,
and proceed toosM-ss theAid damages. on the-KMi
diiy ef Decetnber. tsTO". at 9 o'clock, a. m. of a'd day.
Given nuder our baii, this 1st day of Noveak- -ber
A. D. j".
BRON VILLE fc FT. KK.VRNEY R. R. CO.
? Byii KF-rr. i1!:!!.
IVOTUCE OF pISSO,UT02S-
PlIE PARTNERSiriP heretofore exit-litw We
L twecnD.M Slielleribcrjterand W. I. SlwlhHi
berxer, in the Hardware, stoves, and Tin war hm
iness. under the firm nacie of M. 'fibrer Bra,
has been dissolved by mtstut.l cor. -eut, V M. Saei
lenberger withdrawing therefron
Thus"? Indebted to the tlrm ar-"1 repctfttly re
qnested to cull and settle, as t Is ric-.nrv V settle
up our books. W.D SHFIJ.J NBKRf.KK.
D. M.SHKI lvNBti .C
Oct.St.ls7n. dw3w
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IinowreinIelJt. 9STWJAI.0 ItlKlNG rOW-
DKR, and tie In .t.iri'!? pr.jare-Ifor og Itsht
nholesoo and dfiiriotn U!-ilif-, ()!. s,
BkKAD, (KIi)i)LK aad oticr t Akl . &x &a
JtIniPiili. and alii3ji r-s Ir fjr i.:initniij(
a-f. TbotifitYilVsT I'lVUi:fbriMr.nIsS8.V
youoks to axt rurr of tiik gii.k. "
It is ojnviiint and ttaiwn'eA. "NO tTATK
OF FOOD I'ithi'AKKD WITH I f. Sil eiryn)ien
by CaOvTiri, bUlP-t'II iaUEV. t Li..t !..
DOOLET & BROTH. ?Iinr;tr9-;,
WHOLESALE DEPOT.
CD xjJir T--:t, xx rir-ro"rr.
PHIXLIPS &BSA3L-IHSS'
GREAT ?7TER?r
Liveryf Feed, Sale and Exchange
Corner Main and Lev St
BUO'V:riLLK.
HAVING pnrclia.ed this Stable of
A. P. fo;jsweIl.w - prerrci to fornlnh
the best TEAM-.. Kl'i.(,lf -.and ( AHRIA'.!. Ht,
Soothern Xe!W a at U WT (ASn RAT1S.
Room for Frfty H rr- -. I orr r tck. ltM'
lar attentv a paid to Feedirr r R'mrdi'iit Hordes,
f J5-lyi I-HIL-I11 BEAHSJfti.
xJT--G?r.
CITY LIVERY, SALE AND FEED
STABLES
i CG&SWSLXS 32-OOK
Toraer First and Stroud Streets.
BRO:SY-S-B, SEBRASSA.
'PHI STAJJf.E 15 fixjt front by deqilwo
X xtories hl;h. huilt of brck . rtr- araof vf4Md
roof; double iioor. i-i . til under la maaoa rott.
Thstalbt. and all the arrasemnts are -if an o
latest approved plan-. It furol-htst wsk nu mi
tirely new stic!r of Hor"?: tbcCr.rriagesxMMl lllir
ness are of the latest styles and rlntsb.
IN PACT,
It has ben HnLhd and rnrnth''I in ttiat stylo.'
wnxu me rapwi j;rowtn or nrownvue t
A. P.
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COGSWELL,
PROFHIXTOR.
Clocks, Watches, Jewelry
JOSEPH SHTTZ,
No. 59 Main Street, Si"r- villn.
Keeps ccnsta::y en bsn! alanMtd wH
asorted stock 1 1 -iiu." .tt i.nbHlinr.
i Rei irimr of ( io-k, Wutches tad Jwefrjr
'done on "tit rt i t.ce, at reaw nable rales.
ALT. WORK K'ARRAXTED.
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5R. J. BLAKE,
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