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THURSDAY. FKP.RUAUY 2. 171.
Publisher.' Xotices.
Sxtb a CoriKH or tii k Avertis u for sale by O.
B. Moobe, Bookseller, Stationer and News Deal
er, So. 97 Main street, next doorto the PoatolBcc.
Local Notices, set as ordinary reading matter,
will be charged ten cents per line, each Insertion.
Set In display type. twenty-Cvo per cont. additi
onal to above ratvs.
Adve&tiskments under the head of "Wanted."
"Kcr Rent," "I'or Salu." "Lost," -Found," Ac.,
will be charged twenty-live cents for each adver
tisement of live lines, or less. each insertion. Ad
vertisements ovur live lineK, at the rate or five
ceau per line, each Insertion.
CllUItClI A HACKER.
Publisher Advertiser.
lilacktmUli's Iron, in great abundance,
' nt Snellen berjier'p.
j Go to Swan is, Bro's, for the best Sugar,
Conce, Teas, etc. "
Cranberrle at Swan A Bro.'s.
For Heating Store go to Shellenber-
t ger.-. tj
A Full Stock of Syrups and Sugars, at
Swan A- Bro's.
For the bent Clgai In
Swan A Bro'a.
the market go to
Go to Swan Bro., for your .Sugars,
fee and Tea.
Cof-
AVatcU Repairing neatly, and promptly1
done by Dunn A Hays. 46wif
New Adrrrlticmcntti
Bryant's X uraeries A. Bryant, Jr., Princeton, 111.
Seeds B. M. Watson. PlymouUi.ltai.
Estray Notice 11. B. Roberts.
Fur Rent Enquire at this olllcc.
For ba.e Houses and Lola, Jno. L. Carson.
For 5Ie Peach Trees. Bnrloy. Ac. It. W. Furnas.
CITY AND COUNTY.
Salt Lake Peaches at Swan Bro's.
Store Room for Kent. Apply
Deuser.
to J. C.
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For the best Cigars
Swan A Brother.
and Tobacco, go to
Dried Apples and Peaches, of extra qual
ity, at Swan & Brother's.
For School Books, save your money and
deal with McCreery A NIckell. Sw3m
For Cliolc Jewelry,
muff, go to Dunn fc Hays.
General Railroad and
Office at Star Hotel:1 v
Foreign Ticket
2wtf
Cheap Plug Tobacco for Smoking at Swan
A Bro.'s.
T)o you buy your Groceries at Swan'a?
Wooden and Willow Ware and Bushel
Baskets, at 8 wan 4 Bro'a.
E-rery farmer should use Deere's Mollne
Plovr, if he wanu to farm successfully. 15-3m
The Original Golden Crown Cigar is
manufactured by A. F. Cohn. It la the favo
r.te everywhere. 37-tf
warranted pure
46v.lt
Citron, Candled Lemon, Raisins,
rauta, etc, choice, at Swan A Bro's. -
Cur-
Deuter& Shnrtaare agetits for
Mollne Plow for Nemaha county.
Deere's
15-3 m
Beans, Hominy and Dried FruiUatSwuu
A Bro.'s.
Call
Swan it, Bro., still continue to sell the
beat Teas In the market at reduced price.
For choice Susan, yrop, Teas and Fruits,
(jo to Swan A Brother.
We recommend and warrant Deere's Mo-
line Plow as the beM. Denser A Shuns. 15-3m
for Col hupp
wish the best.
Ilro'i) Tobacco, If you
Swan A. llro., have iliu beat assortment
of can goods in Brown vllle.
AVm. II. Hoover, Real Folate Agent ami
Conveyeucer; Court Itom. 31tf-dw
A lot of tobitacco, slightly dumuged, for
sale cheap at Swan A Bro'h.
1'agon and Buggy Woodwork. Iron, Cul
tivator & Harrow Teeth, at I)eu-.t-i ASliurU.
JlcCrttry A. :VlckeII offer for hale, their
Nemaha bitters, winch they know to be the
best tonic 1u the world. 15-3m.
Gen. IVcntel Grant offers for sale, late
ntylen of custom made Boobs nnd Sboe.s,and
does repairing, on Miorl notice.
Duuuit Hay keep a full assortment of
all grades of Jewelry, which they offer for
-ale cheap for cash, and do repairing promptly.
The bel Cigars and l'obuccu in town are
to be found at Swau A Bro.'s.
Board by Hie day or un-k, at Paugher
ly s Hewturant, one door wet ot the Hank.
Parlor M.itchea without any Milphor, al
Swan A IJro's.
Iron and Wood Corn Shelters horse and
hand power at Denser A Shin tn. lo-.ltn
Choice New Oric.tlia Su;
at uan it Uio'.-n.
ar, at low prices.
McCreery ii, Xickrll have on hand a
cheap preparation, to pieveut catching th
earlet leaver. Every lamily should use it.
15-2t
Safe. No fear of an over-dose, wet weath
er or hure mouth, in using Dr. Henry a Root
and Plant Pills; they are entirely vegetable.
See advertisement. 13-1
Remember that J. R. Bell sella all kinds
of Pine Lumber, Lath. Shingles, etc.. at pri
ces which cannot fail to suit any one. U-tf
You don't know how cheap you can get
good Pine Lumber, unless you call at J. R.
Bell's Yard, comer of College and first
streets. 3Sdwtf ,
Ben. Rogers, wants 1.000 bushels of sound
yellow corn, for which lie will pay twenty
live cents per bushel In cash, delivered at his
Livery Stable In Brownville.
Wanted Farm In Nebraska. To pur
chase one or two improved farms within
eight or ten miles of Biownvllle. Neb. Call
on C. M. Kauffmann, Brownville, or address
R. W. Smith, Toledo, Ohio. Cw3m
A constant effort to please and satisfy
his guests Is the only phrase that will npply
to the conduct of Geo. Daughertyof the Res
taurant next door to Carson's Bank ; and his
success is truly wonderful. Try him "
Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday
last It froze at night and thawed during the
day ; on Monday tiie weather was cooler,
with now and then a fluke of snow no thaw
ing; on Tuesday the little snow that fell dur
ing Monday night melted away; Weduesday
was pleasant and warm.
Patronize Home lndnxtry All kinds '
oi marble work can bo bad at Neldhnrdt's
Marble Works in tbtsveity, cheaper than it
can be had elsewhere; None but the beet ma
terial used. - n-tf
Patronize home industry, and bene
fit yourself at the same time by using only
Colhapp Bro's Natural Eeaf HTobacpor!For
sale-at Wrlghfs.-Rich nSrG!lmoreTs aifcTc: A.
Pollock's at the Post Office.
KUbourn, Jenklns& Co., corner Fourth
and Main streets, In this city, haveconatant
ly on hand a full stock of the besf Pine Cum
ber of all kinds; nlsoruhsoSash, Doora, Blinds,
Shingles, lath, Mouldings, Frames, etc., etc.,
which they arc selling at the lowest possible
figures for which the same can be got out oi
the log and Bhlpped to this point. They are
determined to continue as heretofore to sup
ply the bulk of lumbes, etc., used 'in this
Lund District. Call and see them I 46tfdw
Youngpliot This beautiful new month
ly has, In three short months, taken a high
rank among magazines, which Is hardly re
markable when the number of popular au
thors who write forjits pages are considered.
The February numbei before us contains
the continuation of an excellent serial by
Wpi.'J5verett; a brill tan t.-paper "biiu Books
and Reading by Rbt. Liird CJlIIer ; au
exquisite poem by Edgar Fawcett; Picked
Up Dinners, No. 1, by Willy Wisp, in his pe
culiar vein, and a half dozen more articles.
Young people will And It exceedingly read
able. ' s
Only SI per annum. Send stamp for speci
men, to Young Pilot Publishing Company,
Chicago. ' '
. J. R. BELL.
Thlstlrm, dealing in Pine Lumber and all
building material that is mado of pine, have
now their yard on corner of College and 1st
stree.e Btacked full, as also nil the vacant
lots adjoining; ThcV have millions of feet
of all kinds of Pine Lnmuer, as well as a
rousing stock of Doora, Biiadu, etc They
sell at the lowest- possible figure, nnd are
selling an Immense lot or stuff of all kinds,
from tea to fifteen teams loading there daily
for theconntie3 westbestdes their large trade
In this Immediate vicinity.
FIRST PREMIUM CIGARS i
A. F. Cohn, of this city, took tbo first pre
mium on Clgors, with H. C. Lett, one of the
best Judges of a good Cigar In the country, as
chairman of the awarding committee, and
the premium was desorved. Factory at No.
flL Main street. rtUrtf
GENDIN
DR, SMITH'S
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OIL.
GENERAL!
NEW COMBINATIONS
Groceries
Curranta, HaiMtis, Citron and Lemon
I'eel. at bwau A Brother's.
The best
Bro v
io.ip in thu niatket at Swan &
Deere'a Walking Cultlvatois the best in
aae, sold by Deuser fc Shurts. 15-3m
Sunn A Bro., an-selling Teas of extra
quality, al greatly reduced prices.
Sit an A. Bro., are selling the choicest
GriK-eries. at prices which dely competition.
OH and bee.
The Jelebrated St. Joseph Hand Corn
P.anter..itMansIieId, Ellingwood A Co. Send
fur sample. 16-ly.
J. XV. IIeuderon' Bazar is tilled with
the best cluss ol latest styles ol Millinrry
Uood.s, ot any like institution in .Southern
Nebraska. Which lire ollered al low ligures,
lorcash. Indies are Invited to inspect his
Goods.
A. May Ai Co.( are doing a good business,
or these dull times. They offer flist class
goods at near cost, nnd are ready to wait
upon customers, and chaige nothing for
showing their goods. Give them a call, be
lore purck Int; elsewhere.
The Rev. Mr. Carrlngton from Tecumseh
was In town on Monday last. He reports
quite a religious Interest among the people
In the Clliton Settlement. Nine persons
were baptized and ruceHed Into the church
last Sunday, with the hope that some ten
others will follow In a short time.
Do you "Want a Stove I Shellenberger
has the largest stock and 1 ul lest assoitment
in the west. Don't be cajoled by any low
priced stove anywhere, but go where all sizes
and stjles are kept, and where stoves are
made n specialty; lor there you can get a good
article, as thiil is his business.
Col. Fiirimt has his oilire, over the State
Ban, wry artificially adorned with plants
arid shrubbery, green and beautiful as a mid
v-jtumer arbor.
Rcmem tier IiaughertyV Restaurant In the
time of thy hunger, for there is the place to
grt a "square meal," served up to the
"ti'jecn's taste."
Ulacksnilth''. Iron, of all kinds, con
stantly on iniiid. at rihellenbeiger's. This is
a (trcHt advantage to Blacksmitlis, aud one
which they ont to patronize. tf
DenlerH buying at St. Joseph will find It
to their interest to call on Messrs. Mansfield,
Ellingwood A Co. Their stock of Agricultu
ral Implements, Iron, Steel, Hardwarp.
Wood Work, Ac, is largo and complete.
Theyaregenlleineutode.il with, and offer
liberal discounts to the trade. 16-ly.
Pure Brauiah Fouls Ton pair pure
wl te. and grey Bramah Chickens to let out
en ftUf.rcs the coming season. R. W. Furnas,
BriwnllhNeh. 1U-II.
YorkIilre nog. I h-ve three pair of
ymnig Y'jrksh'ire llogI desire to let out to
ftjin. careful experienced man, on shares.
P. V. Furnas' Brownville. Neb.
10-lt
A. Hohlnoon wants his pay ty the first
day of March and must have it. Send in the
-cash to Imlanee jour account. He solicits
iurtiior orders for boots and shoes.
The genuine sUndxrd VCanton Clipper
P' i. is still tor sale at fihelletiberger's.
Thi inrnts of this plow is eonojdel by all
to be su;K-rlor toothers ik liiis market.
T!ie .Sherman House continue, to receive
thepatronnge of tiie traveling public. The
tleigliing parties coming to the city for pleas
ure make ihat house their head -quarters.
A. Miiy A Co., notify all indebted to
them to call and settle by note or cash with
out further delay. Their accounts must be
settled up siKin. They mean wliat Uiey say.
Cole's patent Stalk Cutter is a machine
wanted in the spring by every farmer in
the county. Shellenberger has them for
sale, well mado and of good maleriaL CUU
and eo them.
The Baptist Sabbath School In this city,
were the-recipieuts ot a quantity of Testa
ments, Song books. Papers, Cards, Books and
oilier perquisites for Sabbath School child
ren. Thej'werea donation made by some
philanthropic and christian hearted lady of
Chicago, and vere very thankfully received.
Judging from the sales of Pine Lumber
and building material generally, made by
J. R. Bell the country west must be rapidly
improving with tirst-class ouildings, for this
vard aloiio loads from ten to twenty teams
per day. People are finding out more every
day just where to get their lumber low down
for cash.
Alf. XV. Morgan, the enterprising Merch
ant Tailor, ot this city, has Just received a
well assorted stock of Cloths, and Mr. Dolen
stands ready with tape and shears to cut
them Into the latest style of nether or upper
garments. They invite inspection. In a well
lighted room. Those who like clothes to lit
and wear, will give them a call.
George Datighcrty is looking around for
''Ker building to accommodate his grow
Ingiu'linKi,. Everybody uVkhes to secure
Iheir meals there, and hU present room is
not large enough for his wants.
. D. Shellcnberg-rr keeps for sale, the
Inion Corn Planter manufactured of the
best material, at Peoria. 111. Farmers will
consult their own Interest by Inspecting this
machine before purchasing others.
A. May &, Co., have a gooa assortment
of C.kmIsou hand which they wish to sell al
co-T.as they wish to retire from business as
fcoon as they ean close out their stock, which
tuey aro prepared to do at a bnjgaiu.
narne, Saddles. Bridles. Halter Ktraps.
!. Buekels, Findings and a variety til
other articles too numerous to mention at
-ellarnesiShop of H. F. Sauders, No.'.V
JIam street. This is ih0 best nnd cheapest
j-iddler hhop in the city. inf
Te U. S. Assef-wtr: offlco has been re
raov.nl from the post office building to the
rms in the Red store lately occupied by
G?i Itcnlck.
Gen. Rcmick removes his office to the
Slate Bank building.
Hetzel wishes to close out his stock of
oven-oats atenxt, as he wishes to carry none
the summer. He has a variety of all
', a,,d mies left on hands, and he
aP'.s the general rule of selling such artl-c-that
cost after the Holidays.
&. Co., are doing the
F' E. Johntou
argesl. tbo i.t .. ..
..,,... -- mi uiesaiesi general mer
f huslnp of nny house In the city.
Crid ,nSi,8alwasfun ol customer,, who
UDDir,, .Var,ety Uicy keep "-ffle-ent to
PP their wants at reasonable figures.
Thoraa, B. Skeen. llvim nr T.nnr,.u
I lMw'!l"!1Xm:,"a' 6!d tll,S Week- '
m lev :i, 7 u "" oio, io.Mr. ijtnd-
,! ' uyero1 city, which aver-
thelm.l ''. Ltuutc; uy IU1S
"at lot f iogs he has purchased this
season.
lo- int I an AccllUnt-As wo -w-ere 'com
Wr , V" yeslerdil- afternoon we met a
orIn,,, Cddownwilh lumber, endeav
MpnU mbahlU- Hborses repeatedly
formth'rUSlng wason aaa 1,orscs to Per
Ivelr m retros;rade movement in rather a
bmer " We sut-gested that he had
hoes fA, i0 tOWn and Uttve h,s Worses
WpyM"ffened' but he marked (with a
tnml-n, Ulat he had boueht TUAT Lura-
- .... iihiu8(s:i;o lor 'JODer
Ine.u " "lamewantea to inform
o.
M.1ms .... "t",,fI,
Ja rou ..,.,. C could Get it anywhere else
tonne, ' efindthathei
and ,h h0on ,us Poiule, where the
'"hthirhfrf,1 Lumbcr was to oe hftd
ePaUy com. delivered a l-lef address (prin
whlSS,ed,f adJectlves) to his Iwrses.
8euingTjs,r. have the d?sired effect of
hlh ay 2, ? ? Up the "I. and he went on
'tjoiciiiir. r- "
Au.urr - --j- i
Biov! ! n'n
Railroad Mealing To-Nlglit. It will
be seen by a letter, elsewhere printed, that
the President of the Missouri, Iowa and Ne
braska R. It. Co., and Mr. R. K. Crandal,
K-q., of Hamburg, Iowa, wish to confer with
our people to-night, upon railroad matters,
at the Court House. Theo. Hill, Esq., of this
city received a similar letter to the one we
print from Mr. Crandal.
London, Nkb., Jan. 27th, 1S71.
Editor Advertiser : I wish, through the
columns of your paper, to acknowledge the
reception of sevcnty-elghl dollars given as a
donation, bv the people of Falrvlew and vi
cinity, on the evening of the 20th, nt the M.
V.. Church, Falrvlew. Our sincere thanks to
all concerned.
J. W.. Ma'ktin, Pastor.
At Moore's Book Store, may ! seen a
new. convenient ami substantial invention
a slate for school children, with rubber eus
slons at the corners, to prevent noise on the
desk, and to prevent breaking of the slate by
a fall on the floor. All the school books in
use in the country, can be had there, cheaper
than elsewhere in the city. School Books,
and School Furniture, is a specialty with
him. 1C-21.
Jesse Hnmtlton Burge, a boy fourteen
years old, dark hair, black wool hat, coat
and pants salt and pepper, and well worn
hrogan shoes, left his father's residence in
Richardson county, on the 20lh of January,
without money ; no tidings of Ills wherea
bouts since. Letters directed to the Rev. R.
llurge .St. Deroln, Nebraska, conveying In
telligence will be fraternalljt received. State
papers please copy.
Bible Society. There will be a meeting
of the officers ol the Nemaha County Bible
Society in theolllce of E. E. Ebright, on Sat
urday, Jan. 28lhai2 o'clock P. at. A full at
tendance Is uesired. By order ot the Presi
dent. SsttTU P. TurrxE, Sec'y.
Clay's Patent IVeatber Strip. Swan A-
Bro. are ageuta for this Weather Strm.
which effectually keeps out all rain, snow
at.d wind from under ail doois or windows,
to which It is applied. They have, the agen
cy for Richardson, Johnson, Pawnee and
Uage counties. Applications to them hi
their stole in this Tjity, will receive prompt
attention. u
On last Friday evening, Miss Carrie D.
Fuller of the Peru State Normal School, en
tertained the citiezns of Brownville at Mc
Pheison's Hall, under the auspices of the
Literary Society, for an hour, by reading se
lections of verse, poetry and prose from
various authors. She excels in the comic
satirical, pathetic and didactic; rather than
in the grand impassioned, and declamatory.
Her readings on the wholu, were really ex
cellentfar beyond the average of those who
appear before western audiences.
Slngnlarly enough with the decision or
the Ecumenical Coucil, at Rome, that the
Pope was Infalliablc, it was accorded by th
American public that Dooley's Yeast Powder
was likewise Infallahle.
We do not wish to dispute with Plus IX as
to his Infallibility, but we challenge any
baking powder to" be produced that is as
clearly infallible as ours In strength, purity,
freedom from deleterious substances, and
that will stand such a chemical analysis. It
is the healthiest, cheapest, and best ever yet
known. Try It and be convinced.
. E. S. IVlbley is demonstrating good
taste In the arrangement of his stock of Fur
niture, which proves he knows how to show
goods to advantage. Mr. Holtslnger Is read
to sell to those who visit this large and well
arranged stock of Furniture, nt low figures,
for cash. Just step In and look at the goods
this house oilers for sale, whether you wish
to buy or not. By so doing you will see
many things you can not longfrr do without.
The very article you have been so long wish
ing for is there, well made, of good material.
Buy it and save further worry of mind and
muscle.
The young men of this city have estab
lished a a Reading Room in McPhcrson's
Block. The initiation fee Is S2, and the
monthly due Is one dollar. They have n
large variety of the political und llteraij
periodicals of the day on their tables; a good
room, well lighted and seated. Ills opened
to the membership every evening. It is a
very pleasant place to spend the evening,
and we shall be happy to record its general
patronage by the younp. men of Brownville.
We will try and give a list of the member
ship next week as a mark of our approba
tion of the habits they are thus forming.
A an who had been drinking too freely
at some of our saloons, becoming boisterous
was putout of the Sherman House, last Tues
day evening, whereupon he punched holes
through the window lights with his fist, cut
ting his hand badly He then went to the
Post OtHce for quarters, from which place he
was quietly led away by the Captain. Ho is
a stone mason and thought to be the one that
cut the foundation stone for Mulr's dwell
ing. For Collection. Parties interested will
take notice that we have left all our notes
now due, for collection at the State Bank ot
Nebraska, In this city. We nsk for Immedi
ate settlement. Those persons who gave us
their notes, will rind it to their advantage to
call on the cashier of sain bank, and settle
the knmc at onqe.
DustAHacver.
Brownville, Jan. 5. 1S71 I3-I
ni be iiail at
Blacksmiths, Wagon and Carriage mak
ers will be pleased to learn that there is a
depot for their supplies near home, where
they can get everything they need "and nt
prices competing farvorably with Chicago
and St. Louis markets. Messrs. Mansfield,
Ellingwood A Co., of St. Joseph, Mo., keep a
large and varied stock of Iron, Steel, Wood
Work, Carriage Makers' Hardware, and all
other articles used in the manufacture ol
Wagons. Plows and Carriages. Call on
them, or write for their prices, and wo feel
confident you will be well pleased. 16-ly
Swan Bros., are selling goods as dull as
some think the times are. When times arc
dull they advertise liberally and thuB keap
their house permantly before the public, so
that when times improve and people begin
to think of making their purchases their
minds are filled with the idea of what Swan
Bros., have for sale, and go there and get
what they want, just as certainly as though
they were the only persons in tho city who
j dealt In the article. Some think it pays to
j advertise. Swan Bros . knoi- It dn. .ond
their salfs show it. .!
Peter's Musical Monthly for February Is
to hand, containing its usual variety ol
beautiful music. It is a mystery to us how
the publisher can furnl h so much valuable
music lor such a small sum. aud a still great
er mystery to see our musical friends spend
ing their loose change lor sheet-music when
they can get from twelve to fifteen pieces ol
bheet-muslc for the small sum of thirty cents
by buying this Magazine. The February
number contains fifteen pieces, printed lrom
lull-size music plates, and worth $1.30 in
sheet form. Send thirty cents to the pub
lisher, J. L. Peters, 529 Broadway, New
York, and he will send you a sample copy.
AnvERTiSEit Rooms. )
Bkow-vh.ll January 2Sth. j
The officers of the Nemaha County Bible
Society in session, E. E. Ebright, Esq., in
the chair.
Present Rev. J. T. Baird, F. R.Sykes, Alf.
W. Morgan. A. II. Gil more and Jarvls S.
Church.
Jarvls S. Church was appointed Secretary,
in tho absence of S. P. Tuttle, the perma
ment Secretary.
Rev. Baird aud Bros. Ebright nnd Church
were appointed a committee to report reso
lutions expressive of the sense ol the Socie
ty upon the death of Bro. Hacker, oue of its
oificers.
The committee, aflera short consultation,
reported the following, which were unani
mously adopted: ,
Retolved, That in the death of Mr. Jonas
Hacker the Bible cause has lost an ctlicient,
earnest supporter, wjio has for eight yeais
been a laltlitul ollicer of this bociety nnd la
bored zealously to supply every tamlly In
the county with a-eopytJl tho Word ol God.
Resolved. That In his decease the Christian
community has lost a consistent, true-hearted
laborer In every good work.
Jtesolced. That we express to the friends
and relatives of our departed brother, our
warm sympathy lu thoir bereavement.
Jiesolcsd, That a copy of these resolutions
be sent to the tamtly of tho deceased and
published in the county newspapers.
The thanks of the Society were tendered to
W. II. Hoover, Esq., for tho prompt and
fuithlul mauncr in which he had executed
his trust as Treasurer of the Society the past
six years.
The President rcid a communication from
Bro. Black expressing a willingness to can
vass the county for the purpose of selling
and of giving tho Bibles of tho Society to
those who are without and to those who are
so destitute as not to be able to purchase
one. It was referred to the Board of Trus
tees, who were appointed a committee to em
ploy a colporteur if found practicable.
, Bro. Ebright was appointed a member of
this last named committee in place of Bro.
Howard, who was prevented from attending
by sickness.
There being no further business the meet
ing adjourned to meet at the call of tho Pres
ident. E. E. EBRIGHT. Prv'.
JAJIVI5 J! CiirKcii.'SeVyj'ro tcm.
Harry Crist, this week, conducted us
through the extensive lumber yard, in this
city, owned by Kilbourn, Jenkins A Co.
First he has a stack of one thousand doors ol
all patei us, and sizes, under cover lu the
main building. In another large building
we found window sash piled up and packed
in until it seemed that for quantity, there
was no end. In another. building, 3x100
feet, we found fiui&liiiiglumberdfnll lengths!
thicknesses nnd vidths piled tvyeutv feel
high, and all dry and well protected from the
weather. Out side Is any quantity of fenc:
mg.jolcc, scantling, square lumber, coarse.
lumber, pickets, shingles, piled up and pack-
eu in on two acres or ground.
We were told by a Chicago lumber dealer
that forqua'lffy, q'uuntity and variety it was
ahead of any lumberyard on the rlve,r south
of Omaha or north of Atchlnsoh . TliiS'was
the first yard of pine lumber' established in
Urowiivllle, and the liberality and enterprise;
of this tl rm, of which the Crist Bros., are tft'u,
active members, lias largely added to the,
trade of Brownville the past three years. T-t
Teaclier'stlnstltute lobe held at London
Friday evening, Feb. 3d, aud Saturday, ih.-
Programe of Exerecises : "
"Friday evening, GK. Prayer, by Rev. M.t
Martin. -.
Music,
'Address to the children, by Judge O. B.
Huwett. Alter which Prot. Black will exhl
bit the pupils of his schoool.
Music, and adjournment. .
Saturday morning, 9 a. m. - - -
Music.
Prayer, by Alox. McKlnnoy.
Class drill, on Grammar, by "Prof. D. W!
Pierson,3u minutes. Discussion on tame 2u
minutes,
Class drill, on Fractions, by "W, A. Bridge.
JO minutes, discussion on same, 30 miuulcs.
Class drill, on Penmauship.by C II. Noel.
Twelve M. R' cess.
llYi v. t. Music. Class drill on Reading
by G. S. McUrew, 30 minutes. Discussion on
sumei'O minutes.
Class drill on Geography, by Geo. Hansen,
JO minutes. Discussion on same, 20 mlu?
utes. After winch the query box will bt,
opened and questions answered.
Miscellaneous business and adjournment.
We expect the following teachers present,
besides the ones mentioned la the pror.
gramme, who will take an active part In the
work, to-wit : Henry Roberts, George Hay
wood, J. B. Faiusworth, M Boise, F. R.
Sykes and others. I Is earnestly requested..
iliat all friends of education be present.
S. W. McGkew, Co. Sup't.
2TO H IlENT.
Advertisements under this head will be charwd
IU each Insertion, lor Ave lines or less.
TsS5r"0?S,E WITH T,IBEE ROOMS.
,f,.si UeU.on Nebraska street. Two lots at
tached. For terms. Acenqulre at this office.
TO'rent.-if'you HAVE A HOUSE OR
A Farm to rent, advertise it In the Advertiser. In
our cheap ad verUslng column '
H1I ! 3BE
FOIl SALE,
w. -v--BtaMlfc-v
Advertisements under this head will be charaed 21
cents each Insertion, for live lines orlees"
-non SALE.-irou3Es and lots in bro wn-
itt'.j.I'-i?;: Aku.lniproved nnd Unimproved Land
5slIrfL2fmttl'a.faud U-stricU. Apply to Jno. L.
Caraon. Brownville. Xeb. kjk
F0wSiXTEJV THOUSAND TWO YEAR
w .2?dre,lCn Trees for sale the comlnc spring, by
t wrurim3, it4t
FOR 8ALE.-SEKD BARLEY.-FOUR IIUN--i
dre. '..V5'!?13 Prime Spring Uurle3-, forseed. tur
sale by R. W. Furnas. Brownville. iwt
NERVE POWER WITHOUT PHOSPHORUS!
A REAL SEDATIVE without Opium or
Reaction I INNOCENT, even Is Um
mouth of INF ANTS. Twonty
drops Is the LAROEdT
dose. Cures Sici
nead&che
IN ABUT TWENTY MINUTES,
RATIO AL PRINCIPLES !
pOR SALE.-BLACK NORWAY AND SUR
A prise Oat-i. Two hundred bushels Black .Nor
way and Surprise Oat- for sale by R. W. Furnas,
Brownville, Nebraska. iwt
TOR SALE.-BALD BAB.EY.-ONEHUN
X dren bnslirR itiiii n-iri uui ". ..- ,.. t
W. Furnas. Browu ville. Nebraska, ' iw:
CntcTWKATi, Jaae it, 1870.
B. Siirril Dear i'ir ifv mother scald
ed her fbOt so biidlv she could not wallr. whlph
alarmingly swelled. 31 y little boy had lumps on his
tbroal aud verv stiff neck. I not tm in tin nlirht
and bathed his throat and chest, anil pave him
twenty drops of your Oil. They Hre now both rell.
JOHN TOOJIEY,
Express offlce, 07 Wtat Fourth street.
TVR-O.
u edh(
throat aud v
Wfi bave ou hand s. large
STAPI2 A3TD
To "vchich we are making co
w are selling at Prices as
the Mississippi.
In the Quality of our Goods
FLOUE OP THE MOST
HIGHEST MAB.EST
COUNTRY
12-40
f r?llN? Oa1T" fM S w
CP
feiiXiJ , DE.Vl.EflS II?
ffj
r- BpfiTncnnM
- Hi) )
l-il A A I I W . V XJ. -
fc ud well assorted stoclt or
1 i
GO!
T&8CY GROCERIES
nstant additions, and "which
2ow as any House "west ol
WE DEFY COMPETITION
APPROVED BRANDS.
PRICE PATD TOR
h ; -PB.OI3UCH
OS
SAN & BKO.
r?OR SALE.-CH ESTER WHITE PIGS.-TWO
x number one Male Chester White Piga. old en
"u,?h 'orervlce. for sale by 11. W. Furnas, Browa
ville. -Searaska. . uvu
F05,ALn'-(ASHJIKRE G0AT SKIXS.-J-
lit tine undressed Cashmere Goat Skins, for
top" ,fr'cefrotu$.5to Ji". R. Furnas, Brown
vlUe.Nehr.t9ka. iejt
T?OR 8ALE.-1F YOU HAVE HOUSES OR
. Lots for sale, advertise them in the Advertiser.
and thereby secure a customer without delay.
T?0R SALE.-IT YOU HAVE FARMS FOR
i .Sale, advertise them in the Advertiser, acd
plenty ot customers will apply lor them.
POR SALE, -ADVERTISEMENTS UNDER
X this head, at twenty live cents each Insertion,
tor five lines or levs.
- WAXTS.
Advertisement under this head will be charded 23
cents each Insertion, for nve lines or !e3.
WANTED.-
adverti
w
A Bare Chance for Builders!
$5000 Worth of County Orders 1 1 1
The undersigned will exchange Pine Lum
ber Sash, Doors. Blinds, Lath, Shingles, etc..
it the lowest cash price,
following counties, until
IS7I:
Gage County, Neb
Pawnee " "
Johnson " "
Jefferson " "
Richardson "
Lancaster "
Nemaha
IF YOU WANT a siTi'ATrnv
ertise lor it under this head". It costs lint
twenty-live cema for live hues or lead.
ANTED.-IF YOU WANT 3ERVANTS,
IrarmIIand- nrunrT.IiiHnriii.lr mlroriku
for them in the Ad vertber.
J r-NTED.-IF YOU WANT TO RENT A
House advertise lor one in the Advertber, iu
w wiciu u CltiiilJJi UU1UIJJU.
mhSnWfTr-'"-"'
COJIJIEBCJAL.
SEW YORK MARKET.
The mnrltt-t advices from New York and Liver
pool arc to the effect that the price of wheat Is ad
vancing, and this excitement has rabed corn six
ceuts, There b not so much wheat In store In Chi
cago now as one year ago. by nearly -.Oo.foo bush
els; butmoreeorn now than then, by nearly one
million bushels. In New York City ihere is now
!,5U0,lKX) bushels of wheat on hand, against 3,122,158,
one year ago. There is now in store there 257.000
busheU of corn, against 533,717 bushels one year
ajfo. The number of bushels of wheat Is about the
same in both places, but Chicago has three times
the most corn. The corn In Chicago has been ear
ned over from last year's crop, which accounts for
the large quantity on hand. New York has more
oats now than then, and Chicago has less.
.Hanhootl : If ovr Lost, How Restored.
Jut published, a new edition of Dr.
CiilvunrellN Celebrated E4mr
ontheraicucure(ithuutmediiiiie)
oi srti:.u iTUimiiUJA orscmmal
Involuntary beminul Loaves, Uil'O-
Fort Platm, July 12.
DR. SMITH: Send me more Oil and mire circu
lars. It is going like "hot cakej." Send some
circulars also to Sutlln County. Cherry Valley, as
taey sent In lor a supply of the OIL Please sen.t by
nrst express, and oblige,
YouT3 truly, D. E. DECKER, DroggUt.
Not a Failure I Not One I (From Canada
New nAMBuno.ONT., July 12.
DR. SMITH. Philadelphia : I have sold the Oil
ibr Deainess. Sicklies-", Neuralgia, Sc, and In
every case it has given satbtactlon. I can procure
quae u numuer oi letters,
large sue, tc. s.c.
We want more of the
Yours respectfully,
FKED. H. MeCALLUM. Drocglflt.
Jodwtd
Neb. Gen. Fund...
" Poor Fund .
" Hridse " ..
for orders on the
the 1st of llarc-h,
90
oe
v SO "
'IIIIHll.H.OU
5U
...S5 "
-.90 "
....00 "
Weakness,
TENCY. M
ments to marna
TENCY. Mental and Physical Incapacity. Impedi
ng cic: msui ossu Jiraox. EP-
iLEly anuiii. inauceu Dy
Sure on Deafness, Salt Kheum, &c.
MP 1 Hheumatbm. Salt Rheum. Ery-
Isipclas. Paralysis. Uhiilblalus.
aWTSP S" I Swellings. Headache, Burns,
t eXi Jl3 J Frosts, Piles, and Scald Htad.
Felons, Carbuncles. Mumps. Dip- f 1 HT
therl.i. Croup. Neuralgia, Gout. '
Wounds, Stiff Joints. Swelled j
Gland's, Canker, Tooth Ache, g VT Ml K 6J
Cramps, Bloody Flux. Ac., Ac I vJMMU&
TIIY IT FOR YOURSELF.
SALT RHEUM it cures every time (Iryou us no
soap on the parts while applying tho oil,) aud it
cures most all cutaneous diseasoi sldom tails in
Deafness or Rhsumatlaci.
H. C. LETT, Agent,
12-6m BROWNVILLE, NKB.
18S8. 1870.
OPEN to THE WOKLD
FOR
yJlFLr la I I I S'&Jlli i
P.
Can and wil sell yon all ldnds of ImplexriGnts cneaper
than any other house in Nebraska.
Resell tho
-'X- t- -fe-4 'T
f-t:'. -.&.v. .-.
5 J
i.i.in ji-i-w.ro-.s.?rT t:r.s .-5.. i - ..
w v PHtMrrtf i f sc' T-irnf it iPi-iiiiii-rJ r i --r i xt, .- -V r--
ii m m . - Jk k. - ; ""j. ltv i
- - --cs.W5Jsr
M. F. BOYO,
BRICKLAYER & PLASTERER,
BROWNVILLE. NEBRASKA.
Will takecontracts for Brick or Stor.e Work, or
Plastering, in town or county. Will build Cisterns
and warrant them. Good work guaranteed. 33-y
KILBOURN, JENKINS & Co.
BUILDERS REMEMBER
The place to buy cheap and good Lumber,
etc., is n$ Bell's. The'stock is manufactured
in the wcat, and kept In the best condition.
If you wish anything lu that line, give them
a call!
HEAR YE I HEAR YE I!
In abundance and of every bize and qual
ity, all kinds of Blackbmlth's Tools, Iron
and Furnishings:
All things ueedful In the Hardwnroline in
the Saddle and Harness buslncs:
Everything needed In building, such as
Nails, Boltn, Locks, Latches, .etc:
All kinds of Carpenter's Tools:
All kinds of tools for Brick-layers and
Stone Masons :
All kinds of Tin and Copper Ware :
All kinds of wire, Rubber Belting and
Packing, etc., low for caBh. at
SlIELLKNBnROEU'S.
Ceo. B. Moore.
Bookseller, Stationer and Newsdealer,
next door to the Post Office. School Books
of all kinds, Blank Books, Stationary, &c,
always nn hand. School Furniture furnish.
ed on short notice. Call at tho Book Storn.
52-dwtf '
A BARGAIN IN CITY PROPERTY.
I will sell the three lots'nnrth of ray resi
dence at a bargain, between this Jan. 1st.
Is7J' J. L. COLHAPP.
GREAT BARGAINS IN LAND.
3,000acres of Unimproved Land, on terms
to suit the purchaser. JO Improved Farms;
a'ood Laud and good location. Apply at
WM. J. AUSUIN'S
Heal Lstate Office.
Browuville.
etc.: alsotONSU
self-indulgence or
aexual extravagance.
US" Price, in a sealed envelope, only C cents
The celebrated author, in this admirable essay.
clcirivcteinoiisiraie". iroma tinny years successiul
practice, that lb nlurring coniwiuences ol self
abuse may be radically cured without the dnugtr-
ousu-eoi internal meuicine or uie iippncawou ot
the kniie : pointing out a mode of cure at once sim
ple.ceriaui.audenePtuiil bymoanoi which every
iiillei er, no matter w hat tils condition may be may
cure himsell caeapiy. pnvuieiy, una raaicauy. I
i5Tlils t.ecturp should be in the hands ol every j
youth and every man In the land. i
seat, unoer sew, in a piuin envelope, to any aa
dresspojtfpuM, on receipt bt six cents, or two post
.tamps. Also, iir. Culverwellj -Marriage uuldc,"
price ij cents. Address the Publishers,
CUAS. J. C. KLINE & CO..
PJ7 Bowery, New Yor:.
Post Office Box -Iv'SG B-iy
CHAS. HELMER,
BOOT & SHOE
MAKER.
No. 49 Main Street
BROWNVILLE, NEB.
Has constantlyon hand a su
perior stock of Boots and
Shoes. Custom work done
with neatness and dispatch.
;c&
STUDEBAKEPv AND WHITE WATER
TvG-OiSrS,
USCtIES
AND
iW.?- ftfrl ATT T77tNj,n2
Pin ijp ri!ju v.t'ijLi.
WM E.&sm lBll-lliV
Die. j. blake,
HOWARD SANITARY
ASSOCIATION.
AID
For the Belief nnd Cure of theErrin-jand Unfoi
tunate.on iinnciplesot Christian Philanthropy.
Essavs oathe 1'rrors ol Youth, and the Polite oi
Age. in relation to Marriage and Social Evils, with
-amtarvnid for the alllicted. sent tree. In sealed
liuvelopex. Address. HOWARD ASSOCIATION
Box P. Philadelphia. Pa.
T?wr 'jcryH vvi iTjfz
jX)jaei-Z?es
&32Sim&&Oyi w
:zr?3323?js3r22
wwfcasswsmw;
DENTIST
ould respectfully
announce that l.e has
f located In Brownvble
and is now prepared
toperform.ln thebest
manner. ALL oper-
We sell the
Runner Cultivator, Garden City Clipper Plow
PEKIK TWO A2TD THRSS-HORSE PLOWS
SMITH'S Cast Cast-Steel PLOWS, EXCELSIOR and GANG PLOWS)
PRINCETON IRON-BEAM PLOWS,
ALL KINDS OF CORN -PLOWS,
One and Two-Hole Hand Corn Shelters, and One,
Tvo and Four-Horse Power Shelters,
If YOU HIT Uini IHG,CfliEHD BK0BJTJ
WE KEEP NOTHING BUT FrufiT CLAPS GOOD. AND GUARAN
TEE ALL OUK GOOD3 TO 1)K AS RECOMMENDED.
the science of
Orrirv Over City Drue Store, trout room
atlons pertaining to
the science of .Den
tistry.
161
A full Supply of Extras ahvays on Hand I
EALL
as :WT2SrT
T OPENED
P" j. g s
WV H 3 PiMfB K33SUI!
OT
?wjrm,mr,
"Yr.n wa Kaa.1 ma rrva a
Hats and CB&m Boots and Shss
THWHKB, VAU
f
3
NEW
ISdwtf
SHER3IAN HOUSE.
This house, under tho management of Its
affable proprietor C. M. Kauffman. is one of
the best accommodations for the weary and
hungry traveler along tho Missouri rlvcr.
Forgood meals, good bed.s, accommodating
hct and'watters It stands unrivallod. dw
BROWNVILLE DISTILLERY.
We pay the highest price In cash for all
kinds of grain.
12'3ra- W. M. CHAFFE Co,
CHE1V THE BEST'
Tobacco In the market; that Is : Colhapp
Bro's Natural Leaf. For sale at Wright's
Rich &. Gllmor's and at the Post Office. '
NOTICE.
The regular term of the Probate Court for
the trial of cirll cases for all sumsovurone
hundred dollars nnd under three hundred
dollars, will be held at the office of tho Pro
bate Judge ia tho city of Btownvllfo Nema-
nu. county, eDiair.a
oornmenelnrr nn
flrst Mondayof each calendar month.
A.W.MOROAW
Probate Judge.
tho
S-.tf
FOR SALE! FOR SALE! '
A Larse Stock ot , &
SCHOOL. BOOKS !
Also, of
PAIXTS, OILS AD GLASS!
In lots to snit purchasers, at . .,
McCREERir& XICKKW.iJ.
I PwSm
oot
, WM
Eemember the place.
T Z El Xj
YORK ONE PRICE CLOTHING HOUSE !
McPherson Block, IVo, 70 Main Street, Brownville, Nebraska.
s
i ir nmm 'ijiju:j
lJ1 J 94 J' M f MMJQ.W LA 13 JL TCfTJ'JLg'g. JlgJ'JJl 11
iSJ'gayaKTssaai
?ty ... ' i ! '
? 'Jffm-gWl?MJTa
(2.5
.r.rs
tHef 'JB jl
;
22r a j
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Whole8al and Retail Scalers in
mi
O -A.
IE
is rn
OJL OIiOHS AND MA
- j No.. 76 Main Street, McPlierson Block, BroTiille, Nebraska"
f
tee'W Largest Stock, and Make- the Lowest Prices.
