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THURSDAY, APRIL. 20, 1871.
Publishers' Notices.
EXTHA Corira oFinc Adyertiskii for sale by G.
IV. MooaK. Bookseller, Stationer and News Deal
er, N o. S7 Haln street, nest door to the Postofiice.
Zct Notices, set as ordinary reading matter,
will be charged ten cents per line, each insertion.
bet In display type, twenty-live per cent, additi
onal to above rates.
ADvrnTi'ranxTS under the head of "Wanted."
"For Rent," "For feale," "Lost," "Found,". Ac.
irill be charged lx enty-flvc cenLs for each ad vcr
llement of Ave line, or less, each Insertion. A,d
vertiscnicr.ts over five lines, at the rate of five
cents per line, each Insertion.
CHURCH & ITACKKR,
Publishers Advertiser.
CITY AUTD COTJ1TTY.
New Advertisements.
Btray Cow Frederick Renson.
TV the Working Class K. C, Allen, Fortlaud.Mc.
jMMluf.on Notice Hich & flllmore.
t.Klng Machine Hclyean & Ilooper.
: io?W per Day Geo. Stinsnii A. Co.
Election Notice James M. Hacker, Co. Cl'k.
Rope, of all sizes, at Swan fc Uro's.
All sizes of hogs for sale at Star Hotel.
Thresliera for Kale by the new hardware
Arm.
57-3 tr
TieiT Gooils
and ico them.
at GM. Henderson's. Call
E-ierythtng In the lino of groceries and
provisions at Swan &. Bro's.
Tlsc Rev. Mr. Bcckman, of Benton pre
cinct was In the city last week.
.T. I.. Hoy has built quite a commodious
residence In the rear of his barber shop.
Two firs-t-clas journeymen tailors want
ed at Jhcub Marohn's. None other need apply-
Extra force of tinners. Roofing and gut-
torlnj? done on short notice by the new hard
varotlrm. - 27J.
Yon can buy, at Den 'h houe. a bellows or
vlcc.asftot buggy wheels, down to the fln
vnl ault of clothes in town.
Penoiinl. Jno. L. Carson, F A. Tlsdelf
K. W. Thomas and O. B. Hewe'tl went to
Falls City this week to attend court.
A frenh supply of dry goods, groceries,
clothing, boots and shot-s, stove", furniture,
hardware, plows and cultivators at Den's.
Blenching Mrs. 1. Johnson makes a
specialty of .bleaclilrfg -straw goods at her
millinery blore on Main street, Brownvllle.
7-4t.
Tin- County Commissioners are contrm
platlug the lo-errcJion of the old London
precinct, now forming a part of Brownvllle
precinct.
Pence "Wire How can "W. D. Sliellnn-
K'rgcr ever sell all he has now on hand? The
iurgequanity lichas on hand induces him
to oiler it cheap.
Ice Crcnm.Wc won't take ours to-day,
but when we4Waarog4rig down t Geo.
Dauglierty'iifb set ,Jor r jpr OraL
knows
jiljevt-
to tMikm 1U
'lltmniatlti Stoe. Tb Mew hardware
firm have goi it awlngtn f !u Ui brum. As
aspcQlmen of art it is well done, and Is at
tracting attention and casual remark.
The Registrars of the different precincts
of Uih county will publish their lists next
-iceek In the .-Idi'crtiscr.aud give notice of the
time and place of making corrections.
Our County Clerk gives notice for an elec
tion to vote for the suspension of the herd
law, by order of the hoard of County Com
missioners. Will the farmers please read it.
The Red Stove Is perched upon the col
umn erected lor that purpose in front of W.
D. SUellenbeiger's hardware store. "Who
will toy, hereafter, that Brown villo has not
Its bronze statues.
Terpclchore&u. The danco to-night at
Ncmnlin City promises to be of arf elevated
Mraclcr. It Is open to gentlemen ami la
dles who pride Uu mselves on their good be
havior ami social standing in the'better clas
ses of society.
The Best the City Affords, Ask ore of
the hoarders ui George Dougherty's Restau
rant what hohad for dinner to-day, and his
reply will he the best tho market affords.
George says all he wants is sulilcieiit room
to get all the boarders In the clt v.
The "Weather las -week was fine, warm
and growing. This week, so far, lias been
airy, breezy, windy to a degree Intensely dls
ngruimhle, especially as the air. contained
more line imrtlcles ordry dust, hard pan and
wood than of carbon, oxigen or other norm
al Ingredients. No rain, but somewhat cool
er as the week advances.
Clay's Patent "Weatherstrip. Swan &
Bro. aro agents for this Weather Strip,
f hich effectually keeps out all rain, snow
and wind from under all doors or windows,
to which It lb applied. They have the agen
T for Richardson, Johnson, Pawnee and
Ooge counties. Applications to them at
their .ure in this city, will receive prompt
attention. tf
The state Lunatic Assylum. having been
burned to the ground, in re-building it the
Ktnte authorities can find' no betteT market
In which to buy the necessary finlshlnglum
Ifrthan Kilboum, Jenkins & Co., of Brown
vllle. The Crist Bros, vdl contract to lay
the lumber on the ground, by the car load.
Inside of UUrty days, on receipt or the bill,
nnd do It cheaper than any other firm in the
Hate or out of it.
31rg. ,t. s. Mlntcfa, of Aspinwall, Is now
la Now York City taking music lessons from
celebrated school in that emporium. She
1 the only representative from Nebraska,
and she Is an object of wpudex and commis
eration by the the Gothira ladies-of woii
dtr because she Is unlike an Arab from the
desert phdns of Nebraska- f commiseration
lo think she must return to that lar off and
nnknown land of burning sands and wild
Indians.
Ho you want to build you a barn? Do you
nt to build you a farm residence ? Do you
propttee to build you a store, shop or office?
Bo you propose tp biiild you a fine city resi
dence ? Do you propose to buifd you a splen
did picket fence? Do you propose to put a
good pine board fence around your farm this
Reason ? Do you want timbcr.boards, lath.
Pickets, sash, feneln" shin"los Killing nr
- . 'roi o , - - o -
'umber for auy purpose this summer? If so
you can obtain it at the extensive lumber
yard, In this city, kept by Kilboum, Jenkins
&Co- The Crist Bros., are there and what
they can't sell you, can't be had in the State.
parU was the seat of fashions before the
rar. What Paris xcas John W. Henderson's
aispiay roeuns on Main street, in this city,
?owi. Finc.ie-, grand, elegant, magnin-
cent. bcauttruY, were the words we heard
Kom a fashionable young lady, this week,
' Ye entered Mr. Henderson's Millinery es-
a tUshmcnt and examined his Inew goods.
vesaw parasols of all styles nnd sizes, hair
reinK Mipero bonnetfit ribbons or everv
ocand width, bows that make the heart
cue. cuff., collars and dress trimmings,
a.s scotch ginghams, port monies, zepher,
i aiu dress goods and fiowers. Then the la-
"eswho arc. there; t?'.ww you the goods
One can never gtirei ooklng at ha; there1
,n 'lB.helvch,on the Ue, on the hooks,
. "p" hc nms. n the show cases-all around.
. " " as so inn or customers mat we
juagctl
e goods were too fascinating to stay
1UK- So go
ricnl In nilpr ratlin?' this nnd
c for
lourlves, and don't watt for us
s all hs h.ts mi. - '
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THE-- iUDVEMPISEE.
Rooms to'Rcnt. Enquire of J. C. Deuser.
-"IVInlcy sells Slat backed Chairs, for M.50
a bet. "
Cheap plug tobacco, for smoking, at Swan
& lira's.
Photographs twice as natural as life at
Bennett's gallery. 20-3m
General Railroad and Foreign Ticket
Offlce at Star Hotel. ' .-wtf
"Watch Repairing neatly and promptly
done by Dunn & Hays. lCwtf
For Choice Jewelry,
stun", go to Dunn fe Hays.
warranted pure
46wtf
Hardware, of all kindF, at reduced pri
ces by the new hardware f rm. 2C-Ct
Secds.-Osage, Garden and Field seeds of
all kinds, at McCreery & Nlckcll's. lS-3in.
Chromoa.-E. S. Wlbley has somethlnK
nice in the way of Chromos. Call and sec
them.
The Origins; Golle Crown Olgnr is
mnn.,r..rfnrl liv A. F. Collll. It Is the faVO-
rite everywhere.
37-tf
nnslnces men should examine Amberg's
Letter File and Binder, jubt received at
Moore's Book JUor
:IcCrccry Xlch;e11 offer for sale, their
Nemaha Bitters, which they know to be the
best tonic In the world. Jo-3m.
Keystone Corn Tlanters took the first
premium at Nebraska State Fair. For sale
by new hardware firm. -f---1
rattle Hoy' Hats A large variety and
late styles on hand and for sale at Mrs. E.
Johnson's millinery store. 27-It
Farmers, emigrants and citizens, do your
trading at Den's. He can fill your orders In
any kind of merchandise you may call for.
A Sahhath School has been organized
up on the bottom near Thos. Heady's. The
Rev. Mr. Jones, of Sonora Island, is the Su
perintendent. B. F. Souder keeps constantly on hnnd
a good assortment of harnes-., saddles, col-
lars, it, which ho will sell very cheap for
cash. Givehlinacall, 27-U
Chairs The "Wlbley Furniture House, in
this city, is In receipt of several car loads of
chairs. Call and see them. He sells cheap
for cash and keeps all styles.
Col. Furnas finds his injured arra longer
In healing tlmn was at first anticipated. It
has now been nearly two weeks in a sling
and is quite. painful at times.
"Wall Paper and Window Shades Of styles
and variety to suit, for sale at-'McCrcery &
Nickel's. They are determined to seU lower
than any other house In town and they will
do It.
Patronlzc-IIome Industry. All kinds
of Marble work can be had at Neldhardt'b
Marble Works in this city, cheaper than it
can be had elsewhere. None but the best ma
terial used. H-tf
Testimony. Thousands of mothers are
constantly speaking in exalted terms of com
mendation of the magical effecta of Mrs.
Whitcomb's Syrup for soothing Infants
teething. L
A constant effort to please and sati'fy
his guests is the only phraso that will apply
to the eondue&of Geo. Daugheriyaf the Res
tssMstssert,!sf
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Canton Clipper Plows. Theydiavebeeif
tried by the farmers of i$ahr. county and
need no commendation at our, hands. It is
only necessary 175 say tb'atw! D. Shellenber
ger keeps them for sale.
lieclurc. Grand Worthy Chief Templar
Blackburn delivered a lecture at Hillsdale
on last Saturday evening, under the auspi
ces of the Good Templars of that enterpris
ing burg. It was a very Interesting paper.
"We were in Aspinwall last Saturday. The
town trustees arc just getting under way,
and the cutting out of streets gives to that
town an air of business. Long ricks of good
hard wood line the streets in every direc
tion. Bay Boarders Wanted at the Star Hotel
$J.0 per week. The Table is thc,best in the
city, and the most courteous attention al
ways given to guets. "Would be pleased to
have you stop with me.
Jrssn McDowell, Prop'r.
Farmers talce Notice. Tho celebrated
McLormlck Advance Reaper is for sale by
C. E. Alford, at Brownvllle, who is holding
out greater inducements to buyers than has
leen offered heretofore. Give him a call at
the livery stable, near Reynolds Hou.be.
f
Accident. A weight of some seventy
pounds fell fFoni'the work bench npor: the
foot of Mr. Hart, who has so long been with
Shellenberger at his hardware store. The
foot was much injured, but it has so far re
covered as to bring Its owiir upon the street
occasionally.
Dealers buying nt St. Joseph will find It
to their interest to call on Messrs. Mansfield,
EUIngwood & Co. Their stock of Agricultu
ral Implements, Iron, Steel, Hardware,
Wood Work, Ac, Is large and complete.
They nre" gentlemen to deal v:Itht and offer
liberal discounts to tiie trade.
m
Union Corn Planter. It is V. D. Shell
enberger who "sells them. It Is the farmer
who buys them. It Is. the farmer who uses
them. It Is the com which is sold so largcly
in our market, which was planted with it.
1 He has af.ew.more of them for sale. ,Th"
aro made of the best ma ten al aim"vrm ao
goodwor Trglherfl. -
For I'm gclrt ong to thc'vYibloy fur
niture House to see what these immense
loads or goods landed at his store are com
posed of. Yes, I sec carpets, bed Matresses,
Wall paper, chairs, bed steads, bureaus, ta
bles, but then there is nar i:sc enumerating
for there is nothing in his line he has not
got, and for sale cheap.
"Down Comes Furniture." E. S. Wlb
ley is now receiving his large .tock of Furn
fturc. Window ShadennH Oil Cloth's, which
he invited all persons to come in examine
and price, aid sntisfy themselves that he
means business, and that he is going to sell
everything in his line cheaper than they
have ever beee sold In this part of the coun-
try?
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At Cost, $10,030 worth af 'gooils are now
ofiered at and below cos4. See the advertise
ment of A. May & Co., in another column.
They will leave town soon," indj are deter
mined to close out their slock before going.
Now Is your time to buy what you want at
a bargain. The low marks Iliey are placing
on good goods which every family needs,
and must have, will astonish all who have
bought goods at the regular retail prices. Go
to-day, go now for they aro selling fast;
Kilharn,JcnlsliMs.fcCo.,corn.orFourth
and Main streets. In this city, have constant-
ly on hand a full stock or the best Pine Lum-
berofallkinds;also,alsoSash, Doors, Blinds,
Shingles, lath, Mouldfngs, Frames, etc., etc,
which they are selling a the lowest possible
ficures ror wnicn tue same can be cot 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
Laud District. Call and see them ! 4Gt fd w
BlacUsmiths, 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 at
prices competing faryorably with Chicago
and St. Louis. rqarlsQis. Messrs. Mansfield,
Elllugwood & Co., oX St. Joseph, Mo., "keep a
j Large and varied stock of Iron, Sfel, Worn!
w orK, carriage -uaitcrs- liaraware, and an
other articles used In the manufacture of
wagons, 1'iows anu carriages. Call on
to i Uiem
hcontk
or write for their prices, and wc feel
confident you. will be i cil pleased. 10-ly
A fine lot ofCurtalns just received at
Moore's Book Store. i.
Rain ondXewlou wagons
the new hardware firm.
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sale by
4t
The cheapest syrups In the market can be
found at Swan & Bro's. ' .""
Largest Stove in America on exhibition
by thencw hardware firm. 37-2t '
TVnu l. Hoover, Real Estate Agent and
Conveyencer: Court Room. - aitf-dw
AgrlcultnraImpleraeaU of all kinds
for sale by the new hardware firm. 2C-2t
The Celebrated St. Joseph Hand Corn
Planter.at Mansfield, Ellingwoodi Co. Send
for sample. 10-ly.
E. S. "Wlhley sells the best article of Wall
Paper in town. Ills variety Is largo and his
prices moderate.
.7. R. Bell is receiving a large stock of all
kinds of Pine Lumber which he Is selling in
large quantities cheap.
ItemarigliyF. A. Tisdel & Co. Corn
Planters, Cultivators, Broadcast Seeders and
Soed Drills just received.
S3.50 for Cotta?e bed steads at Wlhley's.
Oh, who wouldn't get married now sleeping
Is so cheap?
See advertisement of Dr. Butts' Dispensa
ry, headed Book for the Million Marriage
Guide in another column. It should be
read by all. ' 27.1 v.
Remember Daughcrty's Restaurant In the
time of thy hunger, for there is the place to
get a "square meal," served up to the
"Queen's taste."
Moore has just received a new lot of goods.
Blank books, inkstands, pocket books, pen
cils, and a great variety oi articles too nu
merous to mention.
BlarUsmithS 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
Idvcry Stahles. Ben. Rogers can be
found either at old stand on Main street, or
In Cogswell Block on first street, where he
will supply customers with liveries to order.
Pictures. W. W. Mount is In town again
with his "Eagle." Those In want of pictures
will do well to call soon, foi his superiority
as an artist is admitted by all. He will re
main but a short time.
Investigation. We noticed several men
and women, after a patient examination,
buying large quantities of groceries at Rich
& Gilmorc's. They sell good goods so low
'that many suspicion that they buy close
down to cost.
John P. Manny's combined self-rake
reaper and mower is the machine which is
attracting the' attention ofour stock and
grain raisers this spring. "W. IX Shellen
berger has them for sale.
New Goods'for Spring. A full lino of
seasonable and staple Dry Goods. alto si full
line of Spring Clothing just received and to
be sold cheap for cash or produce at Geo.
Marlon's, No. 11 foot Main Street
Day Boarders Wanted at the Star ntol
Si.50 per weekjThe Table is thebest in t'.e
city, and the nioU courteous attention al
ways given to mlestd. Would b pleased to
have you iltop with mo. ;,
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A ya6lierWIsmKlEfasaernldlfi
heJllinblsotnhment7orrac5niFday-and
Saturday evening. The Adiertiserltcpbrler
wlll-bc present "armed with note book nnd
pencil." Will someone Inform our cotem
porary of this fact.
Geo. Crow, Nelson Giiland, Smith
Thompson, Mllo Gates and others have jtfll
returucd from a reconoisancc of the Solo
mon and Republican. They find much good
country, and some they did not just like, es
pecially on the Solomon.
Ignorance is blind, and Obstinacy Is
deaf. To erty, misery and hopeless depend
ence are their children, inheriting the calam
ities of both parents. A better inheritance
is from citthoitjjUt and prudence Life In
surance In the Washington.
Xoss of Time. Housekeepers should not
experiment with untried stoves, if they
would sae time and money. The Charter
Oak has been tested by tunc, and Is guaran
tied or your money refunded. Tills is a truth
easily proved. Ask your neighbor.
New Arrivals of Dry Goods. John
McPherson lias just received and placed up
on the shelves a large variety of prints, mus
lins, shoes, queensware, notions, dress goods
rnd fresh groceries. Mr. R.iiney, one ol our
most experienced salesmen, is head mana
ger. The goods have been bought low for
r cash and Mr. Rainey is determined that do
house in Brownvllle shall undersell him, so
look out for a lively trade.
SI. IT. Bler. keeps In his new furniture
rooms, in Tlieo. Hill & Co.'s brick block, bed f
steads made of the calico ash the real wood,
no painted imitation which ho offers for
sale at imitation prices, lie is now engaged
in putting together ami varnishing a large
variety of furniture made of thebest mate
rial. He expects. this week, a boat load of
material fiom St. Louis. When it arrives
his house will be under.fu! headway.
Facts "Worth Knowing. During a re
cent trial or comparison of ordinary Baking
Powders in Nest- York, with Dooley's Yeast
Pow der, it was shown conclusively that bet
ter results were attained with from one-half
to, two-thirds the quantity of thelatter, than
with any other In market. The secret or the
success hes in the care with which Doole-y's
i-V.-.nt Trtivi1(r i nrAiinrml. nnd its entlrefrec-
a.....-...- -jf.j--..- , j
dotn from substances that are Injurious to
the system. We challenge comparison at
any and all times. The verdict of the eon
su mer is always In our favor. For sae b all
grocers.
New Grocery Firjg. Mr, P. T. Gibson,
so long at the Red Store, nnd Mr. Frank M.
Vancil, late of the Rrownvillc Democrat,
have formed a eopartnership nitder the firm
name of Gibson & Vnncll, and will carry on
the grocery business as successors to Rich &
Gilmore, Mr. Gibson is posted well up in
the business, havings been engaged In that
line of trade for some j cars. Mr. Vancil is
a wide-awake and enterprising j our.g. man,
w.ho takes to bu.slnss,caslly. The new firm
mean business, fliey knpw tuc times can
for live men and they have got them. Tliey
havo th&good will of all, so let them sail in
ucder a fair breeze.
?. A. Rlzer has just received, direct from
Eastern manufacturers, an Immense uaiui
ty of all kinds of household furniture. His
bed'steads, for style, lumber and finish, are
superioi to any others in this market. His
bnre..us for parlors and Misses, bed rooms,
with mirrors attached, are better and cheap
er than any thing of the kind to be had in
Brownviile. Windsor chairs well made and
cueap; stanus, uurcius u. u, . ...
t ei ; lounges, manrtssLs, ""' ; "
without fall leaves, liesiues .r. x.i ...-
uiacturos furniture of all kinds. ou can
want nothing in the furniture line but what
he has got. Ciiland tec him In the Theo.
; iiiu &. uo.. Dncu oiocu,
The Arrival. The WHdey Furniture
House is now filled to repletion. Several
boat loads have arrived anu anoener win
soon bo at the levee, The bulky wagon loads
which leave almost ho'urly for various west
ern direction make but little inroad upon
the immense piles in his three extenslvo
rooms. He has now a parlor set of rurniture
of a somewhat cheaper grade than his extra
Jialr cloth setts, yet scarcly less ornamental
and tastefully constructed. He can suit the
wealthy with the best furniture In any mar
ket. He can supply all, from the lowly cab-
In to the stately mansion, with furniture.
suitable to their vcants, tastes amlsutround-
lngs, as cheap as they am And In this 6r any
otlxcr marfiet of the United States.
Schuttlcr and Jackson wagons at Den's:
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Nice buslnesssuits at Jacob Marohn's for
So and upwards. 7
Plovrs and Harrow, teeth at cost, by the
new hard ware firm. 2o-Gt
If you want a good picture go by all means
to Bennett' gallery lor IU 20-3m
Farming Implements at reduced prices
by the new hardware firm. 27-Ct
Tiie largest stovo in America on exhibi
tion by the new hardware firm. 20-6t
Board by the day or week, atDaugher
ty'K Resturant, one door west of the Bank.
Norman Ned, stable horse is the name or
that big draft horse, owned by R. S. Hanna
ford. Pine Lumher at cotton wood prices can
be had at J. It. Bell's lumber yard In Brow 11
viile. Unsettled Acoounts. Those which arc
due A. May & Co., are in the hands of Judge
L Morgan for suit or settlement.
The New Hardware Firm aro agents
lor Drain and Sewer Cement Pipes, and Ce
ment Flues and Chimneys. 27-Ct
Fishing. W. T. Den Is repairing and ad
ding to his fishing net. Every one who
knows Den Is aware that that means busi
ness. Settlement "Wanted. Those indebted to
J. C. Deuser or to Deuser & Shurts will call
immediate1' at the State Bank and settle the
same.
J. S. Hctzel is now in New York City
looking affer his Spring and Summer pur
chases. Look out for a fine stock soon as he
returns.
Jour. Painters Wanted Messrs Berk-
ley & Bryant will give constant employ
ment to twaflrs.t class painters. -None other
need apply.
Economy? Save your doctor's bill and a
serious nttact of illness by taking a few doses
I of Dr. Henry's B.oot and Plant Pills. See ad
vertisement. --lt
The Latent Agony. That .Is what they
call they new silk hats and neck ties to be
loundatAlf. W Moigan's clothing store on
Main street, In Brownvllle.
Keystone Corn Planter took the first
premium at State Fair, Its advantages be
lig double, open drop, light iralt and mar
ker. Sold by the new hardware firm. 27-2
Hon. John Gillespie the State Auditor,
was in town this week and dropped in on us
for a social chat. He notes much improve
in this county since his last vi&it, especially
in the town of Pel u.
A. C. Edmunds is now engaged In tln
city wiitingup a book to be entitled tin
"annals of Nebraska" and to contain besides
a brief statement of the resources of the
State, a biography ofits business men.
A German Lutheran Minister preached
quite an interesting" swmon at t lie Baptist
church on last Thursday evening. Deacon
Knepher, of this city, passed the hat and
took the lead in the singing and other se--vice.
Ray Boarders Wanted at the Star Hotel
Si 50 per wctk. The Table is. tho bebt in the
city, and tho most couitcous attention al
ways given to guests. Would be pleased to
huvoyou stop with me.
J ks&e McDo wet j., Trop'r.
m. '-"ztt-t . .
uurcCT ware. no you want tuo ucss
lVv
Bftret.
ample, iuQuantRjwadKuaIlty.fromriwh!clr
t w &v r
. -ei -" "is - jcn. t -.
10 iuaivu 1JJUT qipcuoijr
I will hbrfebyiTvonollce"ltuai,I wlll'bn in'
&tlendancoat. my office, in Brcwnvireot1
Saturday May Cth, for the purpose afcTka.n
in lug all those wishing Certificates for
teaching.
P. W. McGREW
County Sup'.
Brown's Illinois corn planter and Orel -aid
City walking cultivator, and Pel: In and
Qulncy Breaking Plows don't need to be
forced on the public, on a credit. The tann
ers knows their merits and buys them and
pa y"the cash for them. For salcf by W. T.
Den.
Kilhnurn .Jenkins & Co., arc busy
loading up teams with pine lumber, sash,
and doors for the west. Their trade is live
ly this spjlnj. They have good reputation
for f.ilr dealing among the farmers of No-
I maha Johnson, Gage, Richardson and Paw
nee Counties.
Those Sewing Machines. "Vm. II.
Larkin has just received another largo sup
ply of the hinger Sewing Machines, together
with all kinds of attachments, which lie
will be pleased to exhibit to all in want ol a
first class Machine. Call and --ce them at his
office. Main t. between -1th d; oth, Biown
ville. Ready Matle gentlemen's clothing or
prime make and quality may lie had at Air.
W. Morgan's tailor shop, on Main street, In
Brownvllle, where Hrtt new hat, about
which so much isnowbeingsald was bought.
Mr. Morgan's st oeji of Gent's spring outfit Is
largo ami well selected and all you want
may be found there.
Mr. Rich & Gillmorc who have been so
long and so favorably known nstho enter
prising and wideawake red store Grocery
men, have sold their stocky good will, and
leave to Mr. Gibson and Fiank M. Vancil
late of the Democrat. This new firm will
hereafter be found at the headquai tors of the
Red Store waiting upon customers.
The Star Hotel has changed hands,
Stevenson & Cross have given to this Hotel
a wide reputation as a first class Hotel and
such It has emphatically been. They have
now trausfered $fielr Interesta therein to
Jese MpDow -lit wIjq js a mtln Cf mCans and
is wide a wake, nud reaching-out after first
class custom. Wo wish him amp! success'.
At the great Missouri state trJal of Rear
ers and Mowers ls70,the Climax was awnid
ied the Sw epstalieb pnzo for tlm lw&t t?.. -
er or any kind. The first premium for th'c
best Mower, and the first p'-emfnnt for the
best R.'nrev v.-lth lrnpr.r. -fhc lighteit
draft on record was made by this Machine.
For side by the new hardware firm,, at Dcu
ser's olel stand. C7-lt.
Paper HangingBerkley and Bryant
have formed a copartnership, for the nur-
tpo(v of carrying on the business of rftting.
....i- .uiMiuig, paper nanging, iranomin
mgttc, The reputation of these mcii in
their line or business Is too well" established
to need commendation at our handX They
execute orcfers'ipromntly, satisfactorily, and
.n a manner whifn, suits castoaieri. Try
them. -
AVe have received with the compliments
of John A. Church E. M. a pamphlet copy of
nss lecture before the faculty and students
oi wiiumma college, upon the subieot nt
"Mining Schools In the United States.'
iiKivesaiuinu,tory of the progress of the
science in cur co.ll.eges and Institutes, nnd
makes valuable estimates of the benefit de
rived therefrom ip developing the mines of
this government.
From the last iv,ne s. the Democrat vco
observes that F. M. Vancil has withdrawn
therefrom, and the reason alleged for this
.step h that "not enouu.li btishuss Is liplnj?"
done by the paper to remunerate two men
for their time nnd labor." While the Dcmo
crat -has offered to do a locking business as
they do when they onr to sond their paper
east or the MlssoirrKlver for one? dollar per
year, and when they Vosert aeUertlstnjr
I .matter threo months for less than the same
U' .1 - - .
u- iat u. p.) us ior lour insertions, we don't :
rat wonder that tho Institution I? too feeble to..
support
t vo men. We CDnpratulate
Mr.
ftrlicie, and therhea'pesfc'thfs.1 town affords?
Then go to F. E. Johuorw&tCj&si!rejon
Main B&Rot. Thwo oo wllKfiud3t htfSSt&ctr
VaiicllipQlit.s escape iroii thf hvirdu he htainprorrirai'ar or'icntH f..r 'iim
,,, ,i i r, . -- . " "Nhce oi v O advert -.aieat. tu
has born the last crgliteeu months. uY, c . Man la'-tnre Clii o. u
- Reduced Prices bv tho new hardware
iAm ""
AH kindsof dried and can fruits at Swan
& Bro.
If c w stock of Wall Paper at Moore's Book
Store.
Burr Oalc sawed posts for fencing, are for
sale by J. R. Bell.
Plows and Harrowteeth at
new hardwaro firm.
cost, by the
27-Gt.
Salt Lnkc Peaches. A
received at Swan & Bro's.
M m am
fresh lot just
Climax and "Wood Reapers for sale by the
ne hardware firm. 27-6t
3I11U Crocks nnd Jars, of the celebrated
Akron ware at Swan & Bro's.
Kain, Newton, Harrison and Dutlen wag
ons for sale by the new hardware firm. 27-Gt.
Julian Churris and Doty's Washing Ma
chinebforsalcby the new hardware firm.
Mollne Cultivator took prize at the
State cultivator trial over all others. For
sale by the new hardware firm. 27-2t
Concentrated hyc in Porcelian can",
a decieled improvement over the old lashion
od tin boxes, for sale at Swan & Bro.
"Wall Paper. The largest and the best
variety to be fouml in Brownvllle is now for
sile at H. C. Lett's Drug Store on Main
street.
Beautiful Styles Just Opened. Tapes-
t y, English anel body Brussels carpets,
furnish msde to order at short notice, at i
eastern prices by Theo. Hill & Co.
,fc g.
The Hon. P. "W. Hitchcoclc will ac
cept our thanks for the speech of John Scott
of Pennsylvania, on the bill for the protec
tion of lire nnd property at the-South.
"Window and door frames, of all styles
and prices are constantly on hand and for
sale at the lumber yard of J. R. Bell, on the
corner of college and first Stieet Brownvllle.
The Spring Fashions -Alf. W.Morgan
has now on hand a full line of cloths nnd
casimeres, which Dolnn will cut anel work
Into the latest spring styles of coats, pants
anel vests for the fashionable gentry of
Brownvllle.
Parlln's Iron Beam Cultivators arc
fjr sale by AY. D. Shellenberger. Farmers
are requested to give them a thorough exam
ination. Thuy will stand the test of actual
Held trial and are superior to other like ma
chines now in use.
Bay Boarders Wanted at tho Star Hotel
$1.50 per week. The Table is tho best in tho
ciiy, anu me moi-t courteous aiienuoi. al
ways given to guests. Woulebe pleased to
have you stop with me.
Jesb MoDowet.i., Prop'r.
McLean &,- Hooper Elastic Lock Stitch
Sewing Machine Is said, to be the simplest
tfowiugiinachino in the world. Having full
'nbinet izc, drawers, locks, keys, cover Ac.
It combine all the advantages or a full or
cabinet case besides having, tha extension
table at much less than cabinet rates. Pe,c
advertisement in another column, or ad
dress Truman, Dawney & Co., 170StatcStrcot
Chicago 111.
Suudny. A laughable clrcnmstance occur
red on last Sunday in this city. Mr. Jones re
siding a few miles from Brownville,'.VrOR;Lt
into this town on Sunday morning a load
of potatoes, his tlayghter and hactrunk, and
stooped hi frotst; of-the-'exprcssioflicQ and
inndInouIr$kof.OjntiDa.'?st?rf:i.a1n
afijtf Jot trjcius to gd to tho train, and was
toldJiew'asJrj time for Mondays train-, but
.Ihawhcrelw-asmQjtraln Vo-dny, Itneingbun-inayA-MrlWoSethougbt
it wasSaturday,
and 1 had brought a load of potatoes for
s-ilf an 1 wanted Groceries nud Toba.cc7Q for
i nday's use.
Assessment for Brownvllle Precinct
for the veer, 1871. ' " '
Amount of Realty in Brownvllle Pre
cinct outside of Brownvllle and
London -. c30S?3i
Ain't Kcalty in Loudon
" " Brownvllle Popex.
" ' ' South Brownviile..,
'. " Eat do
" " Nortli do
" M.idill'e do
" " Emer.sons EelUlon...
" ' Browns do ...
Total Realty In Precinct .?...
Am't of Personal in Pieciuct
2,970
233,210
2J70
6,210
1.ST0
17,100
0,290
17,930
WJ5.837
239.870
'Totals niount....
SC5,7t7
W. U. SJMAtt, As-sojjfSor,
Brownvllle Precinct.
F1UST PKEKIBM CIGAHS
A. F. Colin, of thK city, took the first pre
mium on Cigars, with H. C. Lett, one of the
best judges ol a goenl Cigar In thocountry, as
chairman of the awarding committee, and
the premium was deserved. Factory at No.
Gl Main street. - 23d wtf
3TOT1CJJ.
The regular term oi the Trobatc Court for
the trial of civil ca.es for all sums over one
hundred dollars and under three hundred
dollars, w 111 lie held at the ofllce of the Pro
bate Judge In the city of Brownviile, Nema
ha county. Nebiaska. commencing on the
first Monday of eacli calendar month.
A. W. MOliGAN,
7tfi I'rouate J uuge.
KIIF.IOIAN HOUSE.
This house, untler the' management of Its
affable propnetori,'. M.JCaunman, Isoneof
the best accommodations for the weary and
hungry traveler' along the Missouri river.
For good meals, good beds,' accommodating
host and wait ts it stands unrivalled. dw
OCJC 3
a-
c,7r,jcx, - i; 1 00,000.
Trnmncl a Genernl BnsiUinfr Bisines
aiidiankerill(Cti(iiis n all points
ihrftit;:lnint ttie "West.
TTZ
DISCOUNT riOTTS AND TIME BILLS
t
OL? A.CHA:!4i-.
ynj
C'i
INTEREST ALT.0Vnj ON..TI"VIE CEP.TIFI-
CATES OF DEI'OSl'T RY fc.riK.IAL
AoKElThN T.
Etchance hoiiKht aria sold on Xetv' York, and all
pnnciiml Eaatern adisOtl-ri. cities ol th- United
states. , t t
OFFICFXiS AXD DIRECTOKS.
DAVID U1S3IICIC, President.
THEO. IIIL.Ii, Vice-President.
GEO.P.UATOX, Casliler.
1. HOATILEY. J. U McGi.E.
JXO. 3IcriI EltoON,
a M. KAUI'KilAN,
n'MH. HOOVER,
J. C, DKlT-MOt,
H C. LETT
GEO. P. rATON,
DAVID UKMICK,
ii:a 3iooni:,
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TOR SALE.
Adyertisernents under thLs head wIU,be charged 25
cents each Insertion Xor five fines or less.
MD 1 NEW
WATER MILL TOR. SALE.
-1.S
Acres of Land.
23-tf
Terms reasonable.
W. J. AUSTIN,
r.eal Estate Agent. Krowavtlle.
prn,' PROPERTY FOR SALE CHEAP.-1M-v
pnved and unimproved.
W. J. AUSTIN.
26-tf Real Estate Agent, JBrownvlllc.
LANDS AND TARGET FOR &,VLE.-FOR
terms, location, c.,enquhe of
W.J.AUSTIN,
2C-tf Heal Estate Agent, Bro wnfi!e.
"I?OR SALE. TRADE OR RENT. A HOUSE
jL: and three acres of Garden, situated near the
Saw Mill owned by F. II. D. Hunt, in Aspinwall
precinct. Possession given immedlfttelv. Further
parti mlars can be had of J. C. Shurts tyt the new
hardw are store In Brownvllle, or of Ct C iCincr, on
the premises. tpd
FOR SALE. THE FROPRIErORS OF TIIE
Star Hotel, hnli)K encaRPd in the Hardware
business, arc anxious to sell t heir Hotel Lease, Cus
IneNS.ind Furniture, on lnvo c. for jwrt casu and
patt board. Invoice from JThmw Jt 00u.ua 2ttf
TOR SALE OR TtEXT. DR. ntATS ve'rrr.
-L sell or rent his lot andstore room, I east halt
Lot U, Block 20.) on ilaln strt,oa easy terms.
ii UIU.U111& is ij ivrck luiiic. .1-11
I70R SALE rRESH HARDEN SEEDS. FROM
? Michigan, by C. A. I'oilock, at the Post Office.
Warranted fresh and true to name. 20-tf
"TXR SALE. TWENTY ACRES OF DESIRA-
-i. uieLand. one-hnlt mile lrom iirownvnic, on
the bluTroad leading to Nemaha City. For partic
ulars, enquire at this otllce. 17-tf
J?On SALE IF YOU HAVE HOUSES OR
-L Lot- for sale, advertise them 1a the Advertiser,
ami thereby secure a customer w itliou: delay.
I70R SALE IF YOU
. Sale adertisi? them
KAVK FARMS FOR
in the Ad ertifcer. and
plenty of customers li,aily for theJni.
WANTS. '
Advertisements under tbU head will be chanted 25
cents each insertion, for live lines or less.
W-ANTED.-COUXTY ORDERS IN EX--!',cJirinif,
fo'r goods, by F. E. Johnson & Co.,
o.2, McPherson Blccl Jlrownvllle. iv-tr
vrANTE-n.-ry you want a situation.
t 1 ad ertise Tor it under this head. It costs but
tw enty-frve wnts for five lines or less.
V-ANTED-IF YOU WANT SldwANTS.
t IsrmHaniis, or .my kind of lielji, udvertfeo
for them in the Advertiser.
YrANTED.-IF YOU WANT TO RENT A
1 1 House ad ertise for one In the Ad artteer, In
our cheap airv-ertisinffcolnain.
tv -. r ,,
TO RSNT.
Advertisements under this head will bo charged
25 cents each insertion, lor live linos 6r less.
MO RENT.-IF A'OU HAVE A MOl'sK OR
J. Farni to rent, advertise it in the Advertiser, in
our cheap ad ertlsing column
cr 7 fy .,-; ega '-in' ..-.
RAHROAD TITilE TABLES.
Burlington feMissouri-'RiverE. E.
7N SKPRASKAt '
PASSEXGEtl AXlHlIXED T3AISS,
RUNNING BETWEUN
PIaitsmouihand Lincoln.
To take Efl'ect 3Ionday, January 2, 1S71.
sr7TioiffiTESTWA'RD-
I Train No. .
Train No.l.
Flattsmouih -1:1 p.m.
leave.l KkH n.ni. leave.
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wm.ifm.iimuion..i .o-t
Louiville. 't5!S
Scuth Rend. .. lao3.
AshlmuJ 4(7:15
ttrceitwood f s.a"
Wtx'fcrly .u J4S: .
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J ew ton I 3:IW.
-ilsH.i ..
el:B
Lincoln .
in-rain
0:50 p.m.
arrlv
EASTWARD.
STATIONS
Train No. ti. , Train No. -1.
FIat(smoutti....
Onnilin Junetion.
Louisville.-
South Bi-iul.......
VslUand.. .-....
fireenwoori
WaVerly..V.,.
New ton........
Lincoln . ..
at p.m.
,.-,io
!ld..
,12.
12:t5
arrlye ft)1! a.m. arrive
...v..... Crl -....... .
. ... "i0..
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5M0 a. m. leave
The time given abovi tUr 0 Omahajbelng-33
minutes slower than thlit Of Clilcar 7
'Full faced figures Indicate rrfirafBgTl&ses.
M
t feftwl-'S ,iUvn esperWtdUtmf.
jMHI tfT"' l--lJ.M-l-JtLL JIljMES
EfOiWiBftlNfr SHRUBS.
"iqrONEYSUCKlTi. SNOW BALXS, RSES.
-i. ci'ire'a.s isegeiiw, t'lainnlta, wis.cna, LUac,
Japan Qaince,
FURNAS, SONS A CO.
Jt Browni Ille, Neb
CARPBiTTSR'S TOOX.S,
'FULL ASSORTMENT,
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Atso, on hand a choice sleek of
READY MADE GOODS i
which hewill
Sell Very Loir for Cas3 !
He would call the attention or the public to
the X.ict that he lias an ctoisie sperif'iice In the
manufacture or Custom Work of the first quality;
and those w ho want Boot ani Shoes to
Fit Wl, Lftot Well and IVear Tt'clli
willnot be dUappolntedi
Boots and Shoe. Neatly and Promptly
Hepnlred. 2i-tf
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j
sttaxt a
3?i
'Z0l
rpiIE IRC.EST. REST. AND (UIKAPEST
X stocfeof I"jruitTTo" e(irsoidln thte.t. Aii
p c-, I'ears. Clierri.riums. ir,i- afd Nfrrla
rines. one. two and thrro rears old: ofwll esiab
lLshed and tented l.ard Wtnteni yarieties,
FRICE FE03I 50 Qts. 1o 1.00 EACH.
l'ORNAS, tHN.S A- CO..
2t-lt RrownviIIe. Neb.
Moss Baskets.
sonETnrNP Nice;
.AflT W. D. SKBI.LRi'BBRCRn"!.
tTbAT. utv a vir rrnim&utz.
' 1 V'ewv Hefrjia
Slf-0 to StlOO per ?ioatU
for wwo Mrv to -e.( ' '
MM$Z BrJ:U W AT fc
rAJKXY,BXBI.ES. -
'Send 'itfrlr"i.z.( rr 1" tH c,ui)iuif thowoa
lerliil n-otX. Ai-O 'Ririiad7d.iiOA
The'wVyntV-roe.e 'il ere has lonben great de
mand for fhr t.'ch .vV are now able t- inn-f. 1 h
s.-ile will be fcirse- la u gtinff state j our biiilness
experience. k:i J nameraffertneu.
J. . STODDARD lfcCO.,f(K XVashinston Ftreet,
Qhicag. 'iin
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JkXAPA
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SOLD I1Y
. D. Shellenberger,
Tf?Iaiu Street, Bro-rrnrille.
"W
SNOWTLASE!
"OENNETT jriLLS. NKMAHA CITY. ARE
O nianufa'-t'Thirianev. bramloff IonrcaHclthe
'SNO"V KLAl-H," trf'S U. fe? swH?rftr to any
thiatcuowiaUi iirkA. - ,
Vm SALE BY ALL FLOL'K DEALER
lt-yftver-,.TT T -r- n-T . . ,m,.
B-wOTfl ." ILL.TS AND ftEJr.VHA C1T
-IN-
- . -
' JIAIX sTItCT "IcPFrTSONRIOCIC
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E.S.WIBLjiJYy
SUCCESSOR TO
R.
S. UAiSTNAFORX,
"MOW OFFERS TOTItn CITIZENS OF THIS
I city and the Ntmaha Land District, the largest
and best assartm.nt of
FUR1ITURE I
ever brought to tho
CIT3T OP BRO WNVrLIE
(onslstln? of
Sofas, Folding Lounges,
WINDOW BI.IKBS,
Secretaries and Book Cases,
OfSeo Deslcs, "Waslistrtntls,
BEDSTEADS,
fc Sf V'MS-SsSaj"''' a"
lm
JIBt:
OAN1S MGeKJ2hs!H-mVed"&n?fB? &c:
Nurse Rockers, Din nz aid Breakftst Tables,
lice. Parlor ana Dmlntc Room Chairs, andev
or-
every-
mint; usually rouiiu ai a
SPWJSJVITURB
STGJZE
it-is tr
BRIOI-LAYEE & ELASTESER,
BBOWNA'11-.LB. JJEBILVSK-.X.
, Will take contracts for 5rlc- r titoae Work, nr
rlasteruiK. in t jti or onpty. Will butld t'Uter'U
and Tnrrnat tjnaa. Uiol"U'trlci:tittr:iotee'd. . 33-y
-OIARTER OAK STOVES, dor sale by W. U.
j bhelleiiKercer, No. 7i Main :ree.. McPl.crnoti
crswa
-Uioct. iirou n me, .xeD.
dwtr
,3
Vr5 w
r- cr
3
To "which v?e ate rntaking co
W3 arc sellins; at Prices as
H?
the Mississippi.
In the Quality of our Goods
FLOUIi OF THE 2.IOST
HISH2S21 MAHHST
ouit1:
12-10
186
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w asai5j,l 2?S3
GENERAL --H
? "'.. 4Caitf f
" I ben
"Wo have on hand a large . y 1
STAPLE A IT 33 g
r
open to the World
FOR
& f? 'S W- 9J& fi&& 'zss
n mz
&z 1 iiLija
Can and "aril sell yon ail Muds oT Xinplcraoxfts elieapG
tliun any oilier Iiouse in Nebraska.
-... ... -- -- . . -1 .. . . - 1 - . .. -..11 -. . . .- .. . .-,
We sell tiio
STTJBEBAKES AND WHIT
WAGOKB3
AND BUGGIES Of ALL KINDS'.
We sell tiio
Eimner CultiyatoGardeit City Clipper PIoy
PSBJtN TWO AI-II T52RSS-HOHSS PLOWS
Sffl'SCast Cartel PLOWS, EXCELSIOR id GAN6 PLOWS,
PPJNCBTO'N IEON-BEA P-LOTv'S,
. ALL KINDS OF CORN PLOWS
One and Two-Hole Hand Corti Shelters, and Pne
Two aid FourHorse Power Shelters.
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