'HB ADVERTISER
U'RSDYY. faEPlOlBEKT, 1871.
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Publishers' Notices.
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Vticii" r- J ten cents per line, each Insertion.
1 .:.".,'. .,. m-entv-flve per cent, additl-
kc:.tu- .'-
LrtiRtJVC rates.
.r'itnicxn under the head of "Wanted."
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Publisher Advertiser.
ClTYAXJ) COUNTY.
Xtt Advertisement.
,r -ncc-r.rnt-r.ouii Wulrtter
A"3
r.ccinesit-WlllIam DMly.
ners-.ert-D. s. Snyder,
V.n-"n"
1)' W. Mills.
a Hr.Ki-lt. W. I'nrnas.
r oik tov.-t. loaK irannfacturlnff Co.
X.rt
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City.
n Bias.
1 ?i- v..tir - ! M.Martin. Peru.
mu . i .re u. . ,uiuLt .,. .....
Heating Stoves at Big Stove.
Machine oil at Lett &CreIgh's.
gome more of that cheap plus to-
i ba;co at "" - -""
Big stock of Builder's hard wareTjust"
receive I at l.ig stove.
gehool Books of all kinds, at Mc
Crtt.ry & yickfl'8. 47-3m.
Vr3 Johnson coes east next Mon
day tob'.iy new fall stork.
Champion Twining Mills, tne uesi,
fjr$j), siiof the big stove.
McCkkkky & JCxckemI keeps Pure
'ra., Urgent stock, and lowest pric
eJ Mv-ohn has received a new stock
of"bi' IS und mbrj0 como eV,CTy dsy'
C !h:ill Uro'a. Tobacco, the best in
th2 nnrket, at Gibson & VaueilVj.
47-lm. '
One hundred dollat3,for the Bain
Wagon, woith $i5 more., than any
other.
The Invest a;id best assortment of
perfumery, smpa antl toilet articles,
in ilw city at Lett & Creigh's.
Qcccnswabs. Swan & Brothei
can .itid will sell Queensware cheapei
l.ai any other store west of the Mis-
Eouri.
Bkmcvkd. Dr. Blake's dentist
cHk-e h-.s been removed to North sidt
nf M..ui street. 0 doors West of Posl
or.kc.
tf.
Maui; This.-tWc will fell lumber
of all kind" for the nest sixty days at
te.u percent, belowcost.
"Kii.counK, Jkxkiss & Co.
A Julian or Hewett churn is ofTer
el as a premium by the New Hard
ware Finn for the handsomest baby
oa exhibition at the State Fair.
Sagtr boxes, buckets, palls, tubs,
wah boards, clothes lines, &c, &c
logetler with a good mr.ny other ar
ilcles. ca:v be found ntSvan fc Brp's.
A Kbmcdv for IiAiiD Tnrns.
Save money by buying your groceries
of Swan & Brother. Their goods an
the best and J heir prices aro the low..-
est
AT SheIIXXBeug Kit's can be found
all klcda, oS-rining tools scythes',
snathes, fork's, shovels, spades, hoes,
rakw,Take-cetu'ut -prices to suit
the. times. t?a,
Jack McFallkJ
t moved his
new stock up to &
ain Street,
where a big crowd fslckj
ected to be
ii.es. fro Uta thne'o
uyiug furn-
rjl-i.'piis wonderfully
tenp rates.
F-'"i,cre Is a reporlTnTUria city, found
ed upon letters from reliable persons,
that there re l(5.W7inTiTuns on the
"war-path, on Solomon Biver. We
hope therijd varmints won't garnish
their bejtswjthtjv white acalp of our
genial friend, Dr. Mcpherson.
An Iowa paper ttelte how ono of its
citizens got sold He sent" thirty
cents to'-an eastern advertiser who
rrolFered to" give for that amount a re
cipe for .communing with absent
frufLd.3 without the use of pen and
Ink. In a few daysdie received this
cool advice: "Write with-pcncil,
you fool." Jg?
To All Whom it May Concern.
As I am 2mK Eastto spend the
Winter, I wish to close up my nc
coiiuts Therefore, all knowing them-telvrv-
Mill..!. t..il tn mo vilI nlpjise call
and settle by the first of October, and
-all having accounts against me,' will
present-the same for settlement. My
bvMks will be found at the office of
t-tull&'Schiek, McPherson Block.
This uot;ca also applies to thoseinj
dtbted to Berkley Bryant. "
--G. p'berklkyT
The Demncrat says its Constitution
al Extra was placed before the people
1'yig before that of the Advertiser.
Tins is a lie wilfully coined. The
Democrat and Advertisers' Extras
arrhed with the same express on
Wednesday. Our paper was put to
press an hour after and on Wednes-1
day evening our county mail was
Jii:tde up, and not a single mail went
out from here after the Dcmoorat re--Ceived
Its extras that did not contain
en Advertiser Extra.
The SAae Fair comes off the pres
ent tn n'h hfBrown.vjdle, and is to
ue.v - a ely - nttejft&eK j-repara-l
.ire f' early- ?""& forward to en
' " ,,-rt, and exhibitors to make
t' K.;i. .he best that hasTever taken
place jn the State. Omaha and
-Douglas should be "heard .,f.rom at
Brownville. Omaha lei-atd of-Tue-
Yes, the grounds havo been care
fully prepared ana the buildings ncw
by roofed and repaired, whilevtherace
course will fascinate every one inter
ested in horse-speed who may
" i- .-an?crisrry. ivutu". '
-,-r. MePlierMMI. KeuubllCan
T; Va' s Not'ce-Wesley Uundas. l).i
lay!
eyes upon Ittif " " T ,'. :Td
Ratine StmcE -.at rBis JJtovc. .
-Zf sk-st -
ar
Powder, shot,
Swan & Bro.
lend and cap? at
Bay your glass, painty biifandiwallj
iper at Lett & Crefgh sT ? ? , '
paper
Lett & Creigh sells nothing but
pure Drugs and Medicines.
For Taints, Oils, Glass and Wall
Paper, low down, go 4o McCfeery &
Xickells.
Button Wagons, $8o, warranted for
fourteen months, for sale at sign of
big stove. " " " "" y.'
If you have anything that you
want plated with Gold or Silver take
it to Dunn and Hays.
Don't buy Queensware " without
looking at the superb slock of the ar
ticle kept bj- Swan & Bro.
Go to Shellenberger's for all jkinds
of Tinware, Hardware and Stoves.
Prices lower than the lowest.
Wanted. A furnished room, with
out board, suitable for two young gen
tlemen. Applyat this otnee. ,-
w
Gump's Dayton steel tooth Sulky
Rake, and the Ohio Falls Revolving
Rakw can be found at Shellenberger's.
Goods boughCat GibsoiT& Vancil's
will be delivered free to any part of
the city.
Sportsmenand chicken hunters are
invited to call at Craddock's and see
his new stock of guns and amunition.
45-3t.
Swan & Brother are constantly re
ceiving large, lots of groceries which
they are selling at low prices, to 'sulf
the times.
Phil Deuser keeps constantly on
hand Nebraska City Beer, as also
Brownville. "You pays your money
and you takes your choice."
There has been a change made in
the City Meat Market. The 'firm h
now known as Pascoe : Bath, Ole
mans having sold out to-Bath. -
Intelligent men who drink none
other than good liquors will find it to
their advantage to call at Brandow's,
on the corner of Second and Main.
Atlantic Ocean. Den saj's to
sell off his goods at reduced prices to
make room for a large display of im
ported goods. Go to Den's for bar
gains. " Sw-rn & Brother maintain -then
reputation for the -excellence and
i-heapness of their teas. Call and see
them when you want any thing in
that line.
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The 5th Annual Council "of the
Episcopal Church of the?Diocese of
Nebraska convened at Omaha Sept.
Sth. Rev. G. R. Davis of; this city
is in attendance.
Teas ! Teas ! ! Teas ! ! ! Why use
an inferior Tea, when Swan & Bro.
will sell you the best at the same
price which other dealers charge for
a cheap and coarse article. '
If you want to hire first-class team?
and rigs call at the livery stable, next
door to the-Reynolds House. Espec
ial attention given to taking care of
transient teams aud boarding horses,
at reasonable rates. 43-3m
Fair Ground privileges, to rent dur
ing State Fair. Booths, eatiug stands
shooting galleries, picture' gallery,
swing rights, shows of all kinds, &c.
&c. For particulars enquire or ad
dress, W. B.'"Wki6ht
Brownville Neb.
Farmers whointend buying a Grain
Drill will consult their interest by ex
amining the, Hooier Drill atf.Sliellen
bemer'H. This drill has been award
ed more first premiums at State fairs,
from .actual field trials than any oth
er drill.
The peveial Departments of tne
Brownville Union School will be re
opened for tne admission of pupils on
Monday, Sept. 11th. It is important
that all who design to attend the fall
term should, if powible, enter school
during the first, week of the- term.
There willibe a vacation of the school
during the-Fair week.
i W. Bicir, Prin.
-".houezerB. Stephens, of Bedford
precinct, has received a patents from
the Commissioner at Washington ;for
a new and useful, improvement in
wire stretchers, which, from it:
chea'pness, adaptability and conven
ience, cannot fail coming into very
general-use, from which farmers will
realize much benefit and its Inventer
a liberal reward for his ingenuity.
State Fair Accommodations.
Notice has already been given of a
thumber-of private Boarding Houses
to be opened during the Fai r. Those
desiring to accommodate -.boardert-during
thcFair will p.lease leave theii
names, terms, and number of.persons
they an accommodate at my 'office
for reference. R.W.Furnas.
Prcst. St. Bd. Ag.
Our old and highly esteemed friend
Hon. C. H. Van Fossen, of Fort Scott,
Kansas, and one of the leading offi
cials of the Laclede & Fort Scott B.
R., honored us with a visit last week.
Van Fossen is one of the best known
and most popular gentlemen in Kan
sas, and the city from which ho'hails
owes more to hintfthan any other cit
izen for its reputation abroad and
worth at home. A.sb business man
he has few peers, and in the social
circle he is a troop. Long may he
revel in greenbacks andfun. '
T
teas! 'Teail I, Tcnfct'Jt Cbeapar tUnu.
' ' v ver.x " - ' -
Swan . Brother have iust received
direclrom ha Importer :acho!ce lot
of teas, to .which they invite compart
son with ny in this market. Choice
imperial, "Young Hyson, Oolong, ja
pan. AavipgrOf from,20 to 25 per
t . ... . . ; -. i
cent, can De made'by purchasing your
j tea of Swan T5rotUer.
Bain wagons at Big Sfovo.
bating Stov56tBig-6to.ve, , -
Canary hird ball? at-Swan & Bro.
Tumblers for ielk with tin covers,
iai?J3&nfc,Bro. '
Schools Rli ynds, at Mloores
Book StorefSref 44-tf.
BestqualUgdSprlng wheat
flour at Swariggg,
Champion Fahfn-jna the; test,
for$30,signofthTb4v,
!. . iliW ,
Clocks, Watch es,aWtf.
relrj for
sale cheap by Dunn
A large invoice
kinds just received at
Dutton Wagons, $85, WBrrantftl for
fourteen' months for sale atslgii.of
big stove. ' M
Salt! Salt! '-Ohio Hlvejj
Lake Salt by the barrel at Sv'
Brother. ... j
rti
Do you want a choice syrup aFljo
cents per gallon? Then go to Swan
& Brother and get it.
A Julian or Hewett' churn is offer
ed as a premium by the 'New Hard
ware Firm for the handsomest bab
on exhibition at the State Fair.
For, SivxE. One-lialf section -o
'landr twouniles from Bennett's mills,
3
mimmRg.
ii m
miM!;
orcfsl if all
ittf
randi
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well situated and well watered. Terms furnished him to the uncertain, nos-one-fourth
cash, and balance on pur-f pjtalit wofatherStates. , m .
chaser's terms. W. J. Austin; j j7 'j i- .' - ;' . . -j
fxr-V t;Sn Stoves afcRli? Stoves 5- -
A quarter section of land, a half
mile from Senator Tipton's farm, for
$1,000 in cash, or half cash and half
cattle. Enquire of W. J. Austin,
real estate iigcnt, i Rrown.ville.
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Jack McFall has moved into his
old quarters on Main Street, where
he ib now better than ever before ena
bled to render complete satisfaction
to his customers.
,Ii
Small has moved lus drinking palr
ace and billiard parlor to" the build
ing lately occupied '"by Jqe .Huddart,
where he now lies in waiting to re
eeive his friends and patrons.
E. S. Wiblej', King in the Furni
ture business, has got things in hL
line down so very low in prices that
persons wishiug to purchase cannot
refuse to do so if they will but call aud
see for "themselves.
t
This is a free country, still Brown
ville Is.proud of its King. SVno is
King,?" Why, Wibley. What is he
King of? Why of the Furniture
tradeT r Nobody can equal him and to
.it tempt to surpass is the heiglft oi
foolishness.
Slierrunn House. . - - - .
It is tolerably easy for a landlordto
open a hotel with a fiourishjand set
uch a' table as to establish for hit
house a popular reputation, but it re
quires;a peculiar tact in the host oi
hostess to keep alive and healthy
uch reputation. The Sherman
House is one oftthe institutions of oui
i-ity which improves- with agejii
wears well.- Mine bostlvnuftman, on
his part unsparing in providing sup
plies, while the, culinary department
is under the competent direction and
management of Mrs. K. The Sher
man is deservedly popular.
The
frightful
slau;
liter of the
the Pawnee
"Kinc's Enclish" la
Tribune is alarmingly on the increase
of late, and amounts to absolute
butchery. The long, unintelligible
productions oftthe editor, in which
we find a mountainousarraj-of mean
ingless adjectives intended to qualify
some noun which turns up two oi
three sentences further on, may serve
very well to. illustrate tne writer's
knowledge of obsolete jiictiouar
,vords ; but when hois obliged to do
this at a sacrifice of gramatical pro
priety "he simply makes a Dogberry ol
himself, without gaining anything by
it. We make these remarks out ol
sympathy to his readers, some ol
whom we have a deep regard for.
The Nebraka City Jfcivs .rouses it-
seif from a state of absolute torpidity
and lashing its wrath into a state ol
uncontrolable frenzy, in its lust issue,
thus proceeds to masticate Stretch ol
theF.a!Isd"ty Journal : . - '
."Never a rebel never a radical
always a, Union Democrat at your
Service, JUr. btretcii. remaps you
want to know the color of our hair,
or the cut of our creed. We eat pump
kin pies and walk out o' Sundays!"
If a diet of pumpkin pies, coupled
with pedestrian exercise on the Chris
tain Sabbath, developes so alarming a
character as i3" exempli fled- in the
person of the eclitor of the Neics, we
recommend Dr.Bluo, hereafter, only
to indulge in weak gruel, and mild
carriage exercise in the cool of the
evening.
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There is' nrobabl v no art' known to
man in which suclVrapid and impor
tant advances have been' made, as in
that
of taking Jmpressionsjot tne
human face and figure. It is but a
.few years' since Daguerre discovered
that the bun couui ue pres&eu mi"
the service of man, and used' to reflect
manls imagein potable form.. But
Daguerre did not improve much upon
the idea, and from his, day to the pres
ent his experiments have been im
proved upon nntil the Daguereotypes
have gone out of use and fashion, and
til now we have pictures taken in a
twinkling, and made to counterfeit
-elf and'loyetLohek We, are led to
thisrefiecUonCby a1 visit to Ihe'studio
of "Messrs. Shroff & Sihhtjand look
ing upon the familiar fcces of our cit
izens, which look upon us from their
walls as we." en ter, pictures seeming
natural jasjjfe, and as though peering
at us through natural eyes. Mr.
Shroff is an artist who delights in his
profession and hnsu perfected him
self that he -takes pictures in every
style known to tlie art., and has all
the instruments and purapnanana re-
quisite to enable him to as successfully
compete with metropolitan .arusia m
prices, as workmanship. A visit to
the rooms of S. & S. will satisfy the
most incredulous of the force of our
judgement.. They can bo.fouqd over
the PoEtOfflee:
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Jail Delivery.
OnMonday morning it was discov
ered that three prisoners, William Mc
Cartney? Henry Miller alias C. Ghris
tain, hud James Scott, who had for
several days been coufiued in the Ne
maha county jail had taken the liber
ty of cuttipg through the -wall and
leaving. for parts unknqwu.
The wall was of "stone,-- about two
feet thick, and the prisoners succeed
ed in(picking away the mortar andire-
jnoving the stones so as to make a
hole through which a-man could eas
ily make his .exit. -The wall also
showed unmiit;.kable evidence of
having been broken with'ta chisel
from the outside'. As one, of tl e
boats at the landing is missing they
probably went down-the river!
During their conunement in juu
they evinced every evidence of happi
ness and contentment, spending most
of their time singing jolly songs aud
itberwise enjoying themselves On
Sut'day they made special observance
of tne Holy Day "by the continued vo
iMllza'Joii of camp-meeting melodies
ndai'red hymns, besides occasionally-varying-their
religious .exercises,
"by ferventand audible prayers, all ol
whfcl. served very well to drwii the
noise of the work ofbreaking:through
the wall. The two first were confin
ed iinjtiil for petty larceny, commit
ted atil'eru, Scott lor granu larceny
!Mr.G&rrison did not go with the
. a3niU prefered the loggings now
'Heating Stoves nfciiig btove.
J if 'ir' T' ;
1 - i Sporting '-- -
Odatjrday afternoon there was n
i irgegatHering of horsemen to wit
i e?s the trotting match between the
larkb'a stallion and the Holliday
nare,fora'purseof$40and the gate
money.
About half past four o'clock the
d rivers put-in their appearance and
be-jan sponging down their horses
wjih.greatret working with a slow
deliberaliofflndicatlvo of the great
imiortancenf the race. About five
o'cLicEtliejidrew up near the judges
stai.o;fthe ttaliicm takiiig the pole.
The mare, goia slight advantage, on
the Pend1tkTand.ept getting more of
it as the race continued. .
At the eni yf the first round the
Dr. found hiusclf ten lengths ahead
and -smiled grimly ; nt the completion
of theVecond round he hml increased
the dhiiance a.d his smile had spread
into a posltivegrimmace of delight.
Whenoed the stand for the
last tiniSHtd. vociferous cheers andj
Ben. Rogfcwrannounced the time as
35 (whiohjyA a mistake of Ben's
however) you coubl not have pnrcha5
ed the mart for $20,000 cash down.
The staliiauTdsappointed his backers
by behaving verybadly and did not
succeed in settiifcn his best '"speed.
May nektfauthlft little mare round
the track ata ped that drew forjh
approving fijjeersT The best tithe
however was'made by a boy on horse
back, who iroUedJth mile in 3:15.
A trotting malenvf! announced for
this week, on "Saturday, between
'Old Bob" and "JoeJ- for the gate
money. - Fflflffi - .
Heating Stava$jBi; Stove.-
CuuMclFPrpfe-VdiiiBs. V
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Couxciit:HAM3Ka, Sept. tth, 1ST
Council met. Mnyor il'l. '5J Couucil-
men Plasters niilOohafcwrjresent.
The minutes or-jast mcctluy read and np-
proved.
Tlic following acoan's er allowed :
Samuel-Till. jailor..aii.-. - S..-O
II. IL'Bryant, eStavittlottS...--.....
D. Campbell, services as bal ....
. Si-fTrox- .tr TTnnkor. PrlllttrJcu.
75.i
35.0J
'"atontlily report tr tvetCoiiwnibaIojierr
eliding September 4tii, lSyTfamirovetl, as lol-
w
lows :
mount exnonded oa'Htretsi. S14o.93
Amount received t"jmi clty-.... OT.Co
Balance due ;'t:-JSi' WW
On motion of D. PliSlCTart&uncil adjourn
ed until Thursday 1'VCiuriSep tember Tth.
1S71. ' &f '
JVTJarJOcTif, Clerk.
Heating Stoves atSiggge. ""
The Dayton Mowers almost en
tirely made of iron andstetl, a box-
covers the gearing", thus1 sec iring it
from dust and prevents decay. It has
no side draft, runs light, .and is well
furnished and fully warranted in
every respect. W. D.
agent. t. .
Shellenberger,
Bainjwagona at
We are in' receipt of s letter from
W. D. Blackburn lEq.'wrltten troni
West Newton, Pa. in which he says.
"IJiave thus far been qulte;succ jssful
in belialf of immigraUon to our
State."
Bain)Yagou3 at Big Stoy
School Officers, Attention
Now is your "time to" ordgrSc 100I
Furniture, Call at Mooj,3 Book
Store, exam iner,samplesj land leave
vour orders. '- - v 4.-
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isaln wagons at tsg ioy.
u4m;
District Order Books Just wl at
every School Director shobld ha e,
ho intends to keep a corfecash n?
couht. "Examine them, atMoro's
Book Store. .44-tf.
Bain wagons at Big Stove
r id .
. J. W. Blisa, Esq,, of PertSkjbjir
authorized agent to receive ordeifpr
printing of every descriptionacjif re
ceipt for monies received forsiiboCrU)
tion, &c. i'!
-- J-".L &
Bam wagons at Big Stove.i
S
J
PfL"BV
One hundred dollars for theC
hfrl
en
thBnColonel
Wagon, worth $5 more
'M4
une nunuren-aojiars lor l',tUii,Ji
Wagon, wortht$25'morc tbUg&n.
other. -
Big stock of builder's hardware jhsl'
received at big stoVe,
-.... ri . ..- ''".itYh
t
m
jjuttou wagons, o&o, ivarruun-jbu,j
fourteen months, for, sale at sSPjFi
.'?,
big stove-?
I
Champion Fanning Mills, thp best,
"1
for 30, sign of the big stove.
-V
Chawpion Fanning Mills, -tbe"best,
for $30, sign of ,the,big stove.
iiJS2
Bain wagons at Big Stove.
Brat ton has his last tax sale this
week-
Subscribers still pour in.
Thanks.
The Eaker Family is Oratorio-iz-Ing
in. Council Bluffs.
The New Constitution bids fair,
to be laid out very cold.
We acknowledge receipt of a com
plimentary ticket to the Douglas
County Fair
Graves has exposed his liquor,
for sale at Tecumseh, and the Tecum
sahs are happy.
The State University was open
ed to the public on yesterday, and is
now in fuH operation..
W B. Wright has lo,ught out Cy.
Pollock, and at the Post Office con
solidated both establishments.
What s the difference between
I the editor of the Democrat and Pol-
lok'3 "foulest whelp of sin?" None.
Correspondents and advertisers
materially contract our powers and
space. A week or two will allow us
elbow room.
Wash Fairbrother is a candidate
for Probate Judge in Johnson county.
His many -friends here-a-bouts wish
he, may get it.
.We regret to learn that our regu
lar Peru correspondent is quite ill
this week. His report this week was
written through an amanuensis.
Rev. Alexander flies to the de
fence of Ihe church taxation clause of
the'New Constitution in to-day's Ad
vertiser. He slings ink effectively.
J Johnson county is exorcised about
R. . R. matters. A letter received
from Sterling says confidence has
nbw taken the place of apprehension
in that section.
We regret to learn that Senator
Tipton is ill at Omaha, which causes
much solicitation amongst his friends
hero.
Since writing the above the Sen
ator has returned in better health.
Our correspondent, "Peru" de
sires us to publish a list of names he
sent us. We decline, for the reason
That wearesalisfied their heads have
recovered. They are not as sore now
as they were.
1 We received calls on last Monday
from Hons. Thomas andMajors of the
late Con. Con. as also from Rev. Alex
ander, of-Peru. They are all agreea
ble, pleasant gentlemen.
The Pawnee Tribune says Judge
Thomns did not write a letter to it-
?ncourugllg a wnr againBt the
temperance men ol
woods. Just what we
that neck of
said. We ac-
cept your apology.
A communication written from
Chicago to the N. Y. Reporter, Iat
Spring by the editor of this journal,
ia now going the rounds of the press
'in a frightfully mangled condition.
Let it rest, brethren, else repair it.
' Dr. McPher.-on, his son Charles,
II. C. Morgan and ?on, David Thomp
son'and son, JaVob Snell and son, N.
F. Russell, E. Jjinthicum, Riley Kel
ly and son and others started with
eleven teams for Republican City, on
Mast Tuesday.
"The cry. is, still they come."
yW inean.candidates for office. Well,
jlnfj them .come between now arm tin-
Primary Election, after which we
trust the fight will be a fair one be
tween the Republicans and their nat
ural enemies, man against man.
piasters fays he can whip any
man the Republicans pit against
him. This boast reminds us of the
Irishman who in accounting for mis
sing a turkey which he. shot at, said
that powder in me gun was used
before.'' Wo have heard that boast
before, and have seen many men who
made it fall pierced by hundreds of
majority.
The supply of ice has failed this
year at just about the same time that
it did last year and the year before.
This verv satisfactorily demonstrates
the fact"ihat.the persons to whom
the ice consumers look for their sup
ply cannot be depended upon. Ice
is absolutely necessary for comfort for
six weeks longer at least, yet all must
go without, except those who have
had the forethought to lay up a sup
ply for their own private use. This
we recommend in future to every
bodv. An ice house sufficient to hold
a summer's supply for one or two
'families can be put up at very little
expense, and in convenience and
cheapness Is a vast saving over any
other plan.
T-dSVIXWALI, ITBMS.
t
2"To religious meetings have been
held in this town for over one year.
t i
Mr. Weut,worth has nearly tin-
jshed a new hotel in the business part
of the town.
;i- Mr. Conk commences aterm of
School in the new school building on
next Monday. -
The Rail Road appropriation for
the Trunk enterprise Has many
friends in this precinct.
Winter wheat is coming in to
this market quite freely, considering
the price is now ruling at eighty
cents. 'Mr. G. G. Start is the princi
ple buyer.
The candidates which have an
nounced themselves for office in the
Advertiser are making frequent
calls on ihe votiug population of this
stirring town.
Judge Whitney and wife and
Jarvis S. Church and daughter and
Austin and wife, of Brown-
ere in town this we'ek confer-
ng with our citizens upon social,
rail road, constitutional and political
matters.
f
fc On Monday of this week a son
'f II arren Partch was loading hay
when the'double-trees became detach-
.el from the wagon he held on to the
Ijnes until the horses drew him off
tfie load, with a pitch fork in his
jianrie: He so fell that the tines of
the fork entered his right side and
.extending up through the body to .the
left shoulder. The boy lived but a
fe-v hours. JMr. Partch lives on the
line between Nemaha and Ricbard-
fc counties,
t
f
PERTT ITEMS.
Henderson's are selling goods at
cost.
. We-are sorry to hear of tho ser
vere Illness of J. W. Bliss.
Business in Fern has bden on the
quiet order the past week.
The farmers are all busy put
ting up hay while the.sun shines.
The Peru String Band furnish
fine music these inopn-bgUt nights.
We learn our friend Jpnea was in
town and called on M.r. Patterson one
evening last week.
The Rev. W. H. Wilson, of Neb.
City, preached at St. Mary's church
last Sunday evening.
Mr. John Patterson, ia. making
quite an improvement in his business
house on the East side of Fifth, street.
Mr. T. M. Green is enjoying the
chicken shooting this season. He al
ways brings in a fine string of birds.
Now is-the time to buy goods
cheap at Henderson's, Thos. M.
Green's old stand, corner of Fifth and
Main streets..
Phil. Dustin maybe seen exercis
ing his trotting horse on the track
early in the morning. He is said to
be the owner of the fastest horse in
Nemaha county.
The Fall term of tho. State Nor
mal School, of this city, op'ened on
the 1st inst. We learn from one of
the Profs, that there will be one hun
dred and twenty-live scholars in at
tendance. We notice several prominent ar
rivals at the City Hotel, (by Charlie
Gaede). M. C. Sherman, Neb. City ;
Jos. A. Emmons, Sioux City ; A. A.
Spicer, Ohio; E. H. Strong, New
York; Geo. B. Henderson, Boston
R. S. Hays, Brownville Jeweler
Prof. Rich,' Brownville High School ;
Lon Rich, Brownville, (would be can
didate for County Treasurer) ; R. T.
Daily, Rural District ; Paul Mendler,
Neb City ; C. Schmidt, Neb. City;
R. S. Daily, Peru Druggist ; C. C.
Wheeler, M. D. Peru; Wm. Tynan,
Chicago ; A. Bock, Omaha.
JSJS3IASA CITY ITEMS.
Levi Job nson buried his you ng
est child oi Tuesday, of this week.
Grain comes into market slowly
under the present ruling; low prices.
Farmers are now busy sowing
their winter wheat.
Require Crother'a shoe shop is one
of the head quarters in this place
where all the active announced can
didates do congregate.
Burrell Hoover has lowered his
main floor of hia store room several
feet, and otherwise greatly improved
the appearance of his store.
-
Bain wagons at Big Stovo
' Peru" v. " Judns.'
Editor Anvr.itTisEit; I tee juuaswasua
aio " Record" last week, and promises more
ads This Is interesting matter for our peo
ple. But not ono word has lie said about the
ettor he wrote last winter denouncing and
apposing our R, It. enterprises. And now
hat there is a prospect for a Itoad that will
icnetlt this end and the Southern portion of
the county, ho comes down in his usual way
md opposes tho enterprise. But what en
terprise has he not oppoiod ?
Can't you rite down to the " land of sun
and flowers" for his " record?" If you cor.
u'.udcto lend yourself to hunts' g up all the
Urt and scandal you can Gnd (for it is Inter
e.sjingand elevating to read) you must go at
it with as much zeal, and cultivate as great a
iove tor it as Judas has,:ir you can't expect
to bo as successful as Judas has been. Should
you write his "record, it will not be at all
neressary'lo enquire about his ancestors, as
the clear African points, lips, nose, hair,
neels, c furnish unmistakable evidence ol
his race. You will Hud that aUer the war.
when traRors were no longer necdtd,all such
mongrels were thrown into what Js down
(here called "poor wiitc trash" a mixture
at African, slave-trader, &c.) and driven up
North to look anvr the "Lost Cause"' and
take charge of tho Democracy. I e nocnits
of old Neinaha.lwiJl you longer fall down and
worship him ? Observe the shade ol "de
white oli his eye," and answer.
Judas says, Mr. Editor, that yon have an
owner. Judas' ins tried to i.cll himself w Ilh
out success-. He tned to have the K. R. and
others buy him, but no one has any use foi
o worthless an object.
After ransacking. TJ States, If you can't find
anything 'better, why come down to the
dang words, "dead beat,'' it is a sagacious,
high-toned, learned expression.
Judas, no one could expect anything more
from one of your race and Ignorance, than
to keep before tho public the name of a pri
vate citizen who. In no way that I can learn,
except through your lies and the intrlgm
of yourself, aided by a few sore-headed Re
publicans here and in Brownville, who W.tr.
you have formed a league to defeat tl: ..j,u
iar nominees of the Republican parly. I last
week gave you, Mr. Advehtisek, uw. nameo
of 5 or (5 Republicans who are thus ac-unj.but
you have not published them. 1 know of
what 1 write, and have been asked to "come
to our caucus,"
Judas you continually drag in the name of
Mr. .Eaton, a new comer, and private citizen.
While calling him a "dead beat" you sa
you are personally friendly, toward him.
Such friendship, such courtesy. Mr. E.'s of
ten s-c is his entertaining Ihis own political
views. Or, Judas, your stand-point may be
that every one who comes among as Is a
"dead beat" who does not bring In as much
capital as you did, who has not built as ma
ny houses, and madoa many Improvements
as yourself, or does not take refuge under
your political wing: You should view your
self in a looking-glass before you talk about
"dead beats. ' An unrepentant traitor like
yourself, dependent qpon others for support,
and who has liyed hereonly through the pat
ronage of county officers, elected in a Re
publican county, should be careful how he
rrrtHmvs tnvnl men. PEnU.
Bain wagons at Big Stve-
Bain wagons at Big Stive.
Champion Fanning Mills, the best,
for $30, sign of the big stove.
Champion Fauning Mills, the best,
for $30, sign of the big stove.
Cheap Sugar and Molasses for pre
serving at Swan & Bro.
o, 10, 0. gallon kegs and empty
barrels for sale at Swau & Bro.
Bacon and
Swan fc Bro.
Canvassed Hams at
Lime, Plastering Hair and Cement
at Swan & Bro.
On Hand. Ono car load Buck Eye Reap
ers, one carload Marsh Harvesters, one car
load KIrby Reapers, any quantity of plows,
cultivators, corn-planters anu every tmng a
person wants. Call on F. A. TIsdol !; Co.
Brownville, or Pawnee City.
Bain wagons at Big Stove.
Jackion oniS
P : -TiF VR-"'I
'I
Baira wagons at Big Stove.
In the Field.
It li n pleasure to the Farmer and frntt
grower to know where ho can nlways pro
cure ficstc&ass Implements to aid In pr
Icrmlngihclubor of the field and orchard.
Messrs. Marisfleld, Elllngwood Co., of
St.JovcphtMo,nre?tl5I"In tho field" with
a full stock of all Implements needed for
fall use.
The Welcome Sulky Rake Is anew rake In
this market, but has, wherever used, given
entire satisfaction.
Thellollingswortli Sulky Rake, long and
favorably knon us ono of tho very beat
sulky rakes made.
They have a full snnply of, Ohio Falls. St.
Louls and Excelsior Revolving' Hay Rakes
for sale cheap.
Tho Buckeye Grain Drill, with tro hop
pers for Force or Improved Fe?d gives It an
advantage over all other drills, and docs not
increase the prfee
The latest Improved Buckeye Cider Mill
and Press both large and small size, suita
ble for pctsoni owning largo or small or
chards. Oi Sofgham Cnne MUM tliey Imve three
rslzes, light, medlunj aud heavy, thereby
enabling the Farmer to get a mill suitable
in size to his crop of cane. Also, a good ar- (
tide of heavy Sheet Iron for Evaporator
Pans.
Their stock of Iron, Steel and Hardware
Is large and well suited' to the demands of the
trade.
DiscrlpttrelCIrculars and Pricc3 of their
goods will be sent on application.
For fall plowing they have a large stock of
Deere's Motlnc and Canton Clipper Tlows.
Wc ask for tSiem a literal shafo ot the
custom of our Farmers, Mechanics and Mer
chants. lC-ly
Bny your Fnrnitureat Den's.
Clay's Patent AVcntUcr Strip. Swan
Dro. are agents for th.I; Weather Strip,
which effectually keeps out all rain, snow
wind and dut from under all doors,
to which It is applied. They have tho agen
cy for Richardson, Johnson Pawnee and
Gago couutles. Applications to them, at
their store in this city, will receive Frorapt
attention. tf
Bulbs, Imported Bulbs I We Import
direct all our Uulbsfromdlolland and Ger
many; are now preparing our orders for fall
trad?. Thosa wishing anything special in
that lino will do welt to scud us their orders
at once. Fokxas, Sos & Co.
- Rrowuvllle, Neb.,
Salt by the Barrel.'
Co., have It for sale.
-F. E. Johnson &
Board by the day or week, at Daugher
ty's Resturant, one door vest of tho Bank.
If yon cannot find what you want any
where else, you may Iopem on getting It at
J.OHX R. Bell's.
.TohnU. Bell, Michigan Pine Lumber
yard, corner lt and college Street, Is stock
ed with every kind of building matarlal a
man can use, and always at tho lowest possl
prlce. Builders should not fall to call at John
R. BeU's and get his prices and estimates
on your building. Yon will save money by
it.
Wagons, for ninety dollars, at.Ben's. -
For. Choice Groceries go to F. K. Johnson
& Co.
Picture OlouldlUfrs, of sll kinds Jus re
ceived at Jack McFall'.s.
AVnjjons, at reduced prices, at Den's.
Cash paid for Wool at W. T. Den's.
Carpenter, "lime Is money," and you
will always mx e time by using onr lumber,
and money by buying ofus.
JoHtr R. Bem,.
A con.tn.Jt eltbrt to pleasp and sr.tisfy
his guests Is the only phrase that will npply
to the conduct of Geo. Dougherty or the Res
taurant next door to Carson's Bank; and his
success is truly wonderful. Try h!m !
mi I rm
Doors,
prices.
sash, blinds Ac. at wholesale
JOUN R..BKLL.
For a nice drink try Small' Velvet Bonr
bon, that ho will open to-da. Finest that
ever cvmc to town.
The Beat the City Afforrt -Ask one of
the boarders at George D.uigherty's Rentau
niut what hehad for dlnnt-r to-day, and his
rcp'.v will be the cst tho niarket affords.
Gcolge says all he trantt 13 Biifflclcnt room
to get all the boarders In the city.
- eu
A good Plac? for Dinner. Wrt kno
thr.t there Is better place In the city for a
-.quarc ical than at George JJntixhcrtlrs.
He supplies his tablo with the earliest and
best vegetables tho market affords.
tt -s '
If you want to play Billiard go to the
Brunswick Billiard Hall, a that Is the only
House In Brownville that has tho latest
styles of tables.
It Is no trouble to show our lumber. Call
qncl examine before purchasing elsewhere.
John R. Beix.
Ton will be honestly dealt with, and any
error that may oceur-vlll be cbcerfully cor
rected. Joti:.' R. Bell.
Wm. II. Hoover, Real Estate Agent and
Couveyencer: Court Room. 31tf-dw
Bny your Stoves and Hardware at W. T
as.
Kcmemher Paugherty's Rcbtanrantln the
time of thy hnngur, for there Is the placo to
et a "square meal," served up to the
"Queen's taste."
Sampson. The American Sampson Cane
Mill is the best large mill in tho market.
Self-adjusting mill-. ; weight CJj und 700 lbn.:
huge rollers, 9x12 and 11x12; capacity 50) to
-00 gallons jntce per day. Call and sec them
at W. D. .Shellenberger's.
The Bent and Cheapest Dry. Goods in
Brownville, at Den's.
Kegistrar's Ho ties.
IST OF VOTERS IX DOUGLAS PRE
Cl.VCT XE'XAIIA cowry,
'NEBRASKA.
"VTOTICK h boreby Klrc that I will tx at mr
x siort" !: !ier.dan, on ondar, September Jlt&
IST1. fort!!" itiri-Pof corrocilasf the subjoined 1W.
of vnte , In PouIm Precinct, Xemaua County,
Nebraska. All persons knowing of nay error
tberMn or t'ie omission of ibe name of any person
entitled to vote at tbe election of tUo .-nil r?t.. are
earnestly requested 10 Rive me informution of tbo
sacieatany time durlnc the weik bfors !K-iIon
WBi-EV DL'NDAS, ICegUtrur.
'Adara son, James
Armstrong, AC
Bryant. K
Hur!pv.JohnSa
nuri.y. Get
Brlatjl.lrvla
Coulthen. Dawr7
(X!e. Jeao
Clary. Ii 3t
Clary. WniJC
Clary, Geo
nnnda.', Wesley
Dundas, Bob:
Flscfc A B
Fox Robert
Gulliiat Tool
Ilomswood Geo
Harm on Henry
Hannlford Wm II
Klaaora Geo
Leeper Sam
Linx Jobu
LonEK
Staler John
McAlb(r John
Albright, Aujt
Albright. Jossia
Upasoa.tsaas
BIngly.Ceo
Briegle.CoarlQj
Crandall.WV .
Coaferan S
OoUar. Gao
Currant, Wm
DcnUas, John It
llay, A
Freeman K P
Freeman 51 K
O hcea J W
Hot man VO
H rois DsdrJck
B-tSr Va
Ijetch Joan
LooAood Alfra
MeKakjht Rber:
iIB Ur.n
ewmaa P O
Ord Joseph
Prat Frank
Kcd Jainei
ltlharAs Thos
jtobbfns Geo
Skillet John C
Snydtr Kl
Sv..ft Ren.
hcot ilelancthon
Hcoi Tracy
&aat UeoU
Wt tlsoa Herbert
WirierpJr.Ua
WtlllaaiWm
"W-ltHJO I.i,
3ioi:eyric-rt
Neysm'tb Henry
Xtckal.on Walter
Orpsrmaan Adolpb.
Piper J n
iendletun C II
li?eJ?r Q.les R
PjotiVii rvtn
! Ibardan Mit-hal
s? j .;
Simmer Ed
hkren Tlif
StoAtard Will
SklUIn Roburt
Umland Tl
Wood El I
Waton Wa Fea
Wa.soa Wai Jan
JF? &i
,ar
'.i -
Registrar's Hotice.
I8T OO VOTERS 1 PERU WIK-.
CIXCT. NEMAHA CO IT XT "J. 4E -
BRASKA, FI,S'?CA,R,AU'.
KOIiEI.ECT10XrSEFTS.3I- .
HER Otli, 181.
Adams "Wm
Adams, Abraham,
Adam's. A L
Acrab.E
AUon. JameA
Baker, Win U
Baiter, Ab
Baker, L T
Barnes David
Bas3, Thoma.1
Bennett, DM'
Becman, "Win
niankenship.J'W
Borst, Alanvon
Black. Isaac
Bliss, J W
Branon.T
Carlisle, A I.
Carlisle, R B
Cafferty. Wm
Carter, Willis
Cary, Peter
Cain. John
Chambers. SA
Chapman, J J
Chapman. John
Church, Rcabcn
Compton, J
Compton. Win
Comb". M J-
Alln, Myron
Armstrong, A. J
Anhley, Goorgo '
Austin, Jacob
Brown, Geo A.
Bro wu. Jess eo
Bronson. John v
Brlsban. Jacob
Hrhls?e- Win
Bratton, 0sW
Rurdlck. J P
Bnck, E H
Burch. Hiram
Bunnell: Geo '
Bucannon,
cos.wir
Coieman, Isaao.
Clark, G '
Clark, E
Clemnns, John.
Clemans. Wm
Cnxtnc; J 8 '
Crnmc.NP. -
Crume.JP
Crnrne. W .
Coniad;r -Coatpey.J-H
Crnmmes.Jamos
D ' ;
Crossley. J J
Dnatlri..I3t
I)nslln,GcoT
ye. Aaron,
Durst." Fred
Edwards, Thomaij.
Edwards. G L
Kdwarls J M
Emerson, tlcary
Frcel, Henry
GUIIland. EJ
Graver, R
Glliett. AH r
Glasgow. W G
Green, T-M. ' ,
norn, nenry
Horn.ThosS -Ilutehenson,
A T
nutchenson, Th(4
3Vulchenon, II
Itulftticnspn, Sarn
Combs, W F
Combs, u W
Cole, DC
Dally. Wm
Demaree. C Tl
Dawltt. X P
Duncan, Canley.
Kdmlson, Shelby
Fdmison, Win
Edmlson, Thomas
Kdnison, Joseph
Flackmcr, Joseph.
Gaede, C
Gaede. D
Galaghar. J
Gnbtin, Mark
Gryhain. J C
Griggs. EM
Henderson. Geo
r rank Ins. W A
Hawkins, M
Hawkins, i
Hawkins J F
Hall. Henry
Hnvcymere, nenry
Hale. Joel
Hoffman. W I.
Heady, Thos Jun
Irwin, FG
Irwin, G J
Jones, Sylvester
Joycs H A
Knopple. Frqd
Knott, W B
ICnott. JohrtS
Kelsoe, W B.
Lash Emmon
r.mv!n. Wellington
Lewlu, G W
3lnJor, S P
vjasuii. Nathan,
lason, Geo W
dtvsori, M It
Harsh, E T D
T-rsh,J Tt
Mann, A C
.t.u-.i,iM
nrtln JP
Manning, Jamca
tfents. H M
Jotcuif. T .r
fetcnlf.W B
leadly. AM
rcadley. Rllcy
Irtutley, F M
.11 Her. J H
.IurpliJJc4in
'Teal, John X"
foal. A J
glcshy, Wm
ibun,
'ettit, Saral
cttit.JM
ettit.Geo
.'.destine, John
itterson. John,
'irro'f. WniO
Parrott. S
Palce, John
Price. .Sylvester
I'hUUos Wm
Qnnte, August
iiaraiug, ii
Holtzman, A J
Ilavercrolt, T'
i
Ivors, Rob.t
Joy, W A
Kelsoe, B '
Kentnor, Jr.mpfi,.
Kensason, DavlU
Lan. James i
Lairibcrton, J K
I
t
i
Miller, John H
Miles, I Miiis
Moody, R
Moody, sS . -
Moore, nmos. - ,
Moore, OB . k-J(r
Millar. S ,..,-
Mi-ek. W R '
Morton, H ' rt--Morton,
Gua , ,,
Morton, J R .
Mf'A'tams, T
Mc-ICenzIe. J M
McHynold. D -
McArthur.lt
Me.Caule-, .1 L
McConley.J W
McIClbbon, Matt
Xoal, Charle3
O'Connor, Warlos
a'0anor, FrancU,
PhtlHps,-;
PhIIlirte,S "
Peterson, G v
PeliarJ. Saml. .. .
Prlchard. Martin. ,T
piummer.John
Person, ""ml .
Preston. llHnlel
Plaimncr, Joseph.
Phelna, Rabt -,
Ik.Oll.lI'llN C O
UtchariKon, J W
Rii-hnn'Min, A J
l'l(.hnrilMrtn. W .T
Roblson.J R
Itobortson, W
ltnblns n,W'
Robins, T J
---" " ... . ...-.
lobar lv-n, w it '""55' ,"""
Ichardson. ,'-r" v'ni.sir.
Rid
Rotert.S iJUllngaby
Roberts Unry
lbiberts, W C
Roberts, Henry B
Roberts, Chas
Robins. J T
Ralas I
Smith, RR
smith, WW
Roberts, J L
RrtllM. lnnu
Randot, DS
Ku, IlHiiiion
Ryki-r, Win
Reed. Lewis
Randol, J P
Sppiier. Ram '
J't
Swan, J w
Svan, L M
SwanPG
Swan, W Is
Swan, T
Swan. Geo
Storms. J D
Storms. G S
Stanley, Rw'iard
Stanley, J W
Stanley, H
Snvder, Jerry
Snydor, D S
Snyder, John
Tomltnon, Z 3
Tate. Wm
Tate, Geo W
l'at. Joshua
Tvjian, Andrew
Tynan, f
Vance. 31hqn
Wheeler. C C
Welsh A V
Wlllsort ran
WiUMn A W
Wlllson Mathew
Williams TF
Wiles M S
wuev ii :r
Wlk'sDS
WrUnt Joy
Welch .Tohu
Welsh A I,
Wyne J C
Winnaharx M
Smith, John; .
Stllson.Chns
&ott,.THT
iniyat, ftobart .
8hirUy,GW
&hoonover. HK
Htltes.'Honry
Stllson, IiO
ii nrk, Fwnk
Hfiady, Joht
smith. W li
Strong, K II
Holies ;io'l
(Straight, H H
Thompson. W
Thompson, M'H
Inhler, A
Tniyor,Jtlia
Tempest, I
Vance, James
Wagrter.Thoracj
Warren W J
Wall W W
Whltfiold B
Wey Clms A .
Wlnklcmont
Wise F
Watt R
Whitfield N
Warren W H
Watson V.
Williams Robert
Wado Bon
Jiu-ingJacotJ
P. M r.rARTIN.-RRlitrar.
Registrar's -Totice.
7.I3T OF VOTERS IX GIEX ItOCK;
1RECINCT.
A11ti Ciaf k
ArmitroiiK M J
Burly John
llanlev William
Bt-nl'Ck Fretlerlc'
HuU Walter D
n rKr X
HourtSerJaineT
Iiaband Juiiuii
HearM ro'i
Bunfjrd Tii )mas
Cutbfrt.ia D Y
ttillin Jmhi
Collin f ituro'n A
Ciark 'JcoW
OunpbeU William
Culliectsoa J Is
CapCT:
aaireAE
Claire ItichariJ
DowIerTJ
Havte William it
Dye John
Epler.Tohn
Edwards Wl'llsm
Karnim A li
Kshcr 3 J
Good H5.illilel
iralinm J?cob
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rtiTU 'E U hereby Riven to all qualified raturt of
11 Clen Rock Precrnet. Xeoiana Couatr. Xebras
kJi.thatib1 niidrsit-l Hepmrar will b -this
residence In Glt-n Itifc lrecmct. on fYdn'- and
Saturday thel-jth and th lv or Sopteaibrr. 7:
to makf any additions, eorrect any crnLvwia or
strike off Jny natuei tiuii are not entitled to tbe
elective franchise
All persons will take notice that thoir cpme-j
must be registered or tie dW'arred rrom votlnc at
theensuInselecUon, to be held on September tao
19th, U71.
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at VV. T. Den's.
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Bell's.
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