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About Nebraska advertiser. (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 28, 1871)
A&ZMxS5f&JZ2L?,!&? ". J.3i. THE ADVERTISER, ' THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1S71. palll?er6';I5otlcc8. ,, Corn or tjik Advkbtiskb for sale by O. , .in. oiiilnnM-flnd News Deal EXTBA cr, 'o. 17 Main siret-i, ui.- TiT iTirra. set as ordinary readlns matter, Vbe charged ten cento per Une. each Insertion: nd:playtylc.twcnty-ave.pcr cent. addlU-. ual to Hbo-c rates. r-TisEMKNTS under Hie head of "Wanted." . .i7 cnin" "rst." "Found." Ac, -ir ,t of five lines, or Iwss, each-Insertion-- An- J vcrtlscnients vcr "ve ,lne8' "fc - -- s urr line, each Insertion. " CA-STUEY A irACKKB, Publishers Adverser. BV ii .i..jJiL'LJggocTa; . citt.-2Lbtj cozmnr. .WcTjAtvcrtisementii. ! -' IT r VfitiM-A. w. aiorenn. ? TCnrcan. f.Urtres ltUl IfaAlntr aiove,Co. i "rK N.iworj'-tte'- R- Inr-i".-a jac ment Sidney French. ' I"ADVAXCE. V put our weekly to press a day ,,- iv.uic9 this week, with tbo view p.nv'nv our report of the State Fair . ..r in connected and complete hrn next week, r "- Criers for extra copies of our next j '-. rvit be handed in before Mon- Heating Stoves'atTBig Stove. -. - -Jlr.chinc oil at Lett & Creigh's. Go to Geo. Daugherty's for good, Efyuarc meals. ' ?omD more of that cheap plug. to bacco at Swan & Brols. Big stock of Builder's hardware just rccive-1 at big stove. - ' Fchool Books of all kinds, at. 31c Crccry & Nickel's. 47-3m. Champion Fanning Mills, the best, for $30, sign of the big stove. McCreery & "SiciZEUis keeps Pure Drugs, largest stock, aud lowest pric es. If you chews to" chew, chew th'e best Colhapp &. Brothers' Tobacco. t'&w-lw. A - jr eolhapp Bro's. Tobacco, the best in the market,, at Gibson & Yancil's. 47-4m. One hundred dollars for the Bain -AVnzon. worth $2-5 more than any '5V o Oir-r. The largest and best assortment of perfumery, soap3 and toilet articles in the citv at Lett & Creigh's. QrnENSWAitE. Swan & Brother can &ntl will sell Queensware cheaper fian "any other storo west of the Mia- Bjri. The announceme'rit of Ed. M. Mc Pomas was unintentionally omitted last week. That gentleman is still on the track. . The Democrat estimates the num ber oMies told at the Tuesday elec tion, at U6,00!),000. The computa tion and lies are all its own. ptaj?es leave the Reynold House for all points West or South. Buss goes to Phelps each train. D. Lai-MOUB, Prop. A Julian or Hewett churn 5abfler c J a" a premium by (he 2s"ew Hard w:io i'irm for the linndsomest baby oi) exhibition at the State Fair. gur boxes, buckets, pails, tubs, WA boards, cloibes lines &c, &c, toi-nher with a good tunny other ar ticles, can be found at Swan & Bro's. A Remkdy von Hard Times. Have money by buying your groceries of jwau &, Brother. Their goods are thj bast and their prices are .the low est. ' At SirELTjEXHEnuEit's can, be found all kinds of farming .tojolsoytficSj Bimthes, forks, shovels, -spades, Tioes, raKes, raue teoDU, at prices the times. to suit Jack McFall has justmoved his new stock up to 5G Main Street, where a big orowd is expjeyted to be sen, from this time on, buying furn iture at his wonderfully cheap rates. A man who has attended a good many fairs, thinks that the "Ameri can Prize Package" is the vegetable which has been oultivated with the best success throughout the Uuited States. Wood. Those of our subscribers desiug to pay their subscriptions in wood, should bring it in this month, thu3 squaring their .accounts and sa ving us the expenditure of money. Cash balances will be paid. - - - The greatest Photographio attrac tion in Southern Nebraska is Ben nett's new Photographic Gallery in Marohns new building up stairs. Roomy, commodious and fitted up in the best style. Bennetts new gallery cannot fail to be the most attractive Photographic studio in Brownville. Call and see me, fori mean business. J. Wesley Bennett. 1 m. Somebody named Wilbox. was last Slay indicted by the Grand Jury of .Hchlsou County, Mo., for plying an illegitimate business, or transacting a legitimate business illegitimately, ve don't know which. Last week, Eli Wilcox, of this city, had occasion, to go to Rockporfc, while Co'urt wasjn. session, and the sagacious Prosecuting Attprnoy of that borough ascertain ing his naixro and presence had him arrested and arraigned. Fortunately the prosecuting witness happenetL,to 'e within call, and on beiu confront-' ed with the prisoner declared that the "Wilcox he swore against did not in the least resemble the amiable Eli, and our friend; waa thereupon discharged; He can now nee where the laugh comes in, but his mind was too ob tuse for ? ome time after his arrest te ee it. We learn- that the "Wilcox the-' Atchison people -wanted,, is tolerably wU knovjntto Brown ytf&& folka,bufr iLnf. he does'ut wear sorrel w&iakejs. Bain wagons at Big Stove. Powder, shot, Swan & Bro. lead and caps at I Buy, your glass, foaint, oilfand,walti L-r 1, . "ft '" "I" r-r pupei- ub xjett cc ureign -a. . Cheap Sugar and Molasses for pre serving at Swan & Bro. . Lett & Creigh sells nothing but pure Drugs aud Medicines. Champion Fanning Mills, the best, for $30, sign of the big stove. r Tl. - ..TT. 1 JJ if., . o, 10, 20, gallon kegs and empty barrels for sale at Swan & Bro. Everybody is invited to call at Ben- f netys newPhotographic Gallery. - . r lin- For 'Paints, OilsGIass and Wall Papery .'low down, go to ilcCrcery & ickells. . Button Wagons, -$85, warranted for fourteen months, for sale at sign of big stove. Ono hundred dollars for the-Bain f Wagon,, worth $5.more 'tiia.n.any other. 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 sloclof the ar ticle kept by Swan & Bro. Go to Shellonberger's for all kinds of Tinware, Hardware and Stoves. Prices lower than the lowest. ' Swan & Brother are constantly re ceiving large lots of groceries which they are selling at low prices to suit the times Phil Deuserkeep9 constantly on hand Nebraska City Beer, as also Brownville. "Youpays your money and you. takes your choice." Intelligent men who drink nono other than good liquors will find it to their advantage to call at Brandow's, on the corner of Second and Main. Swan & Brother maintain their reputation for the excellence and cheapness of their teas." Call and see them when you want any thing in that line. In addition to the two- hundred stalls built on the Fair Grounds by the State Fair Association, the Ne maha Driving Park Association have erected twenty-five. Personals. The Rev. Mr. Lyon and lady, ac companied by the wife of the Hon. J. M. Wilson, of Michigan, were in Brownville on Sunday. Scnooii Officers, Attention ! Now. is your time to order School Furniture, Call at Moore,s Bool Store, examine samples, and leave your orders. 44-tf. 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. J. Wesley Bennett has removed his photographic studio to the tipper floor of Marohns new building and has fitted it up in elegant style. Ev ery body should call and see him. CoHtnpp Brothers Tobacco. Forsaloat Swan & Bro.'s, Thco. Hill's, Wright's, Gibson & Vancil's, Gilmore's, Small's, Snyder's, John son's, Cohn's, etc. d&w-lw. Jf you want tomre nrst-ciass learns aud rigs call at tne nvery siame, next door to tiie Reynolds House. Espec ial attention given to taking care of transient teams and boarding horses, at reasonable rates. 43-3m School Children. All-School children will bo '-ted to the State Fair Grounds admit free ou Thursday, September 28th. .JR. W. FURNAS, Prest D. H. Wheeler, Secy. State Fair Accommodations. Notice has already been given of a number)of private Boarding Houses to be opened during the Fair. Those desiring -to accommodate boarders during the Fair will please leave their names," terms, and number of persons ttjeycari accommodate at my ofllce forlreference. R. W. Furnas'. Prea't. St. Bd. Ag. Tea! Teas 1 1 Tea 1 It "'Cheaper than Ever. ' Swan & Brother have just received direct from the Importer a choice lot of tens, to which they invite compari son with any in this market. Choice Imperial, Young Hyson, Oolong, Ja-. pan. A saving of from 30 to 25 per cent, can he made by purchasing your tea of Swan & Brother. A Bran Kew Stock of Goodj. Staple Dry Goods aud Notions, Ten's. Seasonable Clothing and Hats. in great variety. A:fine assortment of . Shoes and Boots of all kinds. A fresh lot of Groceries and Queens ware. -. My goods were bought low for'cash, therefore I will be prepared to sell at reasonable prices to suit the times. i Call and see me at the old stand. 4t Geo. Marion.' , Shtrmanlleme. . - It isLtolembly easy for a landlord to opeu a hotel with a flourish and set such a table as to establish for his hoiree-'a popular reputation, but it re-1 Quires, a peculiar tact in the host or hostess to keep alive and healthy suck reputation. The Sherman House is one of the institutions of our city which improves with age it wears welL Mine; host Kauflraan, on hif 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. 4" Chnmpi'on Fanning Millsthe best, loroUj sign ql uie ujjj siuvu i Heating Stoves-atrBSj-per--- Canary bird baths at. Swan & Bro JTum'blers for jelly, vitb'tin covers, atsSwan.& Bro. . " 1 ' School Books, &11 kinds,- attMoores Bookstore. -: 4-tY. f Best quality fall and spring wheat flour at Swan & Bro. " The celebrated Evening Star .heat ing stoves at Shellenbergef's. Clocks, Watches, -and Jewelry ifor sale cheap by Dunn and Hays. l .- A largo invoice of chairs of. all kinds just received at Jack McFalls. Dutton Wagons, $35, warranted for fourteen months, for sale fat sign of big.stovo. Salt ! Salt ! ! -Ohio River and Lake Salt by; the .barrel .at Swan t Brother. . . ? '" One hundred doUars for the Bain Wagon, worth $25 more than any other. ,, ' Shelleiibcrgeris:'in receipt of a large slock and assortment of heating stoves. Dutton Wagons, $S5, warranted for fourteen months, for salq atlsign of big stove. A full stock of axes and farming implements at- the sign of the Red Stove. Ex-Gov. died at St. last week, " Bob" Stewart, of Mo., Joseph, on Thursday of Do you want a choice syrup at 80 cents per gallon ? Then go to Swan & Brother and get it. Sidney French of this city is an as pirant to the honors and emoluments of the Probate Judgeship. Geo. Daugherty's Rc3taurant is a credit to our city and the Arcadia of those who love good meals. ,.. . '"' Slack Alpaccns. Full lines of Black Alpaccasin pop ular Brands at Theo. Hill & Co. Choice coffee just received by Swan & Bro. consisting of.Okl Government Java, Ceylon, African, and Rio, A Julian or Hewett churn is offer ed as a premium by the Now Hard ware Firm for the handsomest baby on exhibition at the State Fair, iRev. J. C. Otis of Gleuwood, Iowa, will preach in the Baptist church in this city on next Saturday evening and Sabbath morning and evening. The unsuccessful candidates have all "gone on a little hunt." Shoot ing the canvas-back duck up Suit Creek, is whers the sport comes in, District OrderBooks Just what every School Director should have, who intends to keep a correct cash ac count. Examine them," at Moore's BookSbre. ! t44-tf: . i : ". For Sale.' One-half section of land, two miles.from Bennett's mills, well situated and well wateredTerms one-fourth cash, and balance on pur chaser's terms, W. J. Austin. EitgllsU "Water .Proof. . ... -Euglish Water Proofs in Black and White, Green and Black, Gold and' Black, Grey, just received at TheoJ Hill & Co. Io7 For tlie Falr-Groundl H. Lroance will run an W. H. Lroance will run an Exr nroc fnr nnecfMirrorx to and from the. Fair Ground during "Fair week, ma;t I J- v - k- reguiar'hourly tripsv s..' ;- .. r - - A nuarter section bf land, a half mile from Senator Tipton's farm, for $1,000 in cash, or half cash and half cattle. Enquiro of W. J Austin,, real estate agent, Rrownville. Small 1ms moved his drinking pal ace and billiard parlor to the build ing lately occupied by Joe Huddart, where he now lies in waiting to re ceive his friends"and patrons. The.Broyriv'ille Democrat willpost pone its issue Tor tlie, current week, until Saturday the UOtMinat., in order that the entire account of the State Fair may be contained in one num ber, dw-lt. - - Jacob Maboks will sell all his ready made goods at cost prices to make room foe his new etoclt, which will bejargcr than ever. broughY into this market. Now is the time to clothe up for the Fair, and Jacob March n is the man to clothe you. ,On last Thursday nigWt somebody entered the ticket office at Phelps sta tion, and helped himself to af couple of money packages -containing $173. The key-hole to the safe was filled i.MB.J.n,ll,.,l nnnprfniitul ,ii - -- r-i-- ------ "contiguousVhowing that a bigger steal was Dremeditated. jSo cluo to the'fevifglur. ;' The temperance people of England Lhaveappointed Hon. 31r. Dalrymple fas their agent to. visit America, ana report as to how we treat drunkards. How simple they must be., Why they are invited to drink and their drinks :are paid-for by the inviting party. That's what" we call "treat ing hin "Hamefica. o -O1 "-- Th-- verv instant -the ladies of Brownville read' this notice they should repare at once to Mrs. John sons. lfllinery Bazar and iind out all about it. Mrs. Johnson has just re- i lU. T -1 KiMivn f nn w;u uu,...- , nnnAa fall. and magnttlcent stock of goods Jo'f the.IatestPaH3ian, Style, consist ing of Velvetines, Reps, Uncut vel vets of all shades and descriptions, Opera,Cloaks and Hoods, slipper pal terns, hats, seventy five -different styles, flowers, plumes and swans down, satin, Infant caps; worsted furs,, ork. In fact the- flncsfcistocknof Milliiiery goods ever:broughfc'toitheStaie. coods, shawls old ladiesr caps, lioop-skirtsrchignons and Jiair a , . . Dt Jtcaa T-Oj.- - t. - i ' -Butdt'-you should ihetrcometnnct see B. & D., they have just reeerred new and fashionable stock of Peice Goods for GenU Wear which they are prepared, to,jnake to order in the best styles. ; Get your collars, ties, socks aml.crpntfi underwear. &c. of them. TEey keep a"nrce"slock. .t" " Beknex & Dqlkn, 50, 1 t.- -.- v S23rain-Street. The past few weeks ha3been ex ceedingly favorable, in tlij- locality, for the liext" census taker. A boy at each (Judge Thomas'," Sykes', Gil more's, Knepfer's, MeXaugh ton's, Docker's, McCreery's, ickell's, Van cil's and' twin girls at Wibley's "two episodes"-:oue at Hoover's, and an-, other at Gibson's, Dr.McGrew, Coun ty School Superintendent, in London nroninct nlnlrrm ft crirl oh the list of school children. Viva la the next census! 1 . ' Evan Worthing was seen to blush on last Friday morning. The occas ion was this : A German with rath er a pretty woman holding on to his arm, called aeWorthing's'tosee about the safety ;Of a trunk consigned to his care. Finding the trunkV.l right, the Teutonic gentleman then paid the charges "and enquired as' to. the whereabouts of a -Lutheran clergy man. Worthing then smelt some thing, and replied that5 Brownville, was short a niinistqr of 'the Lutheran persuasion;. but suggested : .that' we were provided with a Probate Judge, when the Dutchman replied, "Oh, we've got that already, but want a preacher." Worthing's eyes then fell upon the anxious visage of the woman, when he blushed until the roseate hue lit up his features to the back of his ears, and then gave such directions as is hoped secured the hitching together, "with tie woven of love and buckled with grace,-" the lovely and loving Teutonic couple. GKEEH HOl'SI P--AI5TS. j Last year, for want of ventilation and light, many Green House Plants on-exhibition suffered. This year the difficulty is obviated by the construc tion of a'large, well ventilated sky light over Floral Stand. We hope to see a fine Floral display at the Fair, Everything will be protected and well cared for by an experienced gentle manMr. Herman Rau, who will have charge of this department. BII-EiS DURIKG "FAIR. t Brownville, Neb. 1 August 23, 1S71. Wethe undersigned, Hotel and Boarding House Keepers, Livery Stable, Ferry and Transfer Compa nies, hereby agree and pledge our selves that we will charge our guests and those patronizing us, lKfmdre on thadays of the State Fair, Sept.2Gth, 27th, 28th, 29th and 30th, 1871, than our regular and customary rates: GEO. KENDRICK, Star Hotel. , r GEO. S. PHILLIPS, " ' Great Western Livery Stable. HUGH BAKER, Checkered Stable. v - .-GEO.' DAUGHERTY; fc --; ..' ' :' Bank Restaurant. " WM.. ROSSELL, i J - Boarding House. v GEO. LANPHER,- -Livery and Feed Stable. V J. L. McGEE, . '.Brownville Steam Ferry Co. ' -i ''JACOB H. ROGERS, Brownville Transfer' Co. BEN.. ROGERS, Elephant Livery Stable. , -. c.'m. kauffman, Sherman House. .L.D.ROBINSON, Americau House. TO THE FASK Therentrance to the Fair Grounds is by the.old road and where alle offi ces of; the Board are.' F3tt03I -TESE JPASSi. Vehicles, will "retire from the Fair Grounds by way of the D.rivhjg '.Park Grounds into the Nemaha City road at the oidSheUhorn residence.-' Persons going to the Fair in vehi cles will please observe these regula tions.. "ROBERT W. FURNAS, President. CESIE MARSBlAJi. The. Police regulations of the Fair 'Grounds.' will Jbe I 5. i -, . W tinner control oi Sheriff Plasters as Chief. Marshall as tifc-.r.i. ...- t:..J.-'W.. i'oV M5LUU UV U13.XU JULJCa. i. UWU J of order will bo preserved. REPORTER'S ROU. A commodious and con venient room has been fitted up in the Fair Ground; adjoining the office of theJCoard, for accommodation of mrwspnjer report ers, and other .members of.thcpress. Those not .already, furnished with complimentary tickets of admissibn, will- be supplied' by making them selves known at the-office of the Pres ident or Secretary. Every possible facility will, b'e exr tended to memberstof the)VreES. This we are authorised to say, Unci hope our ''br'olhren of the quill" will not - uo "-" -w'"B-."J """" j maUon- or assistance' the Board i may bo able to give them. All the officers will take great pleasure in respond ing to any demand or request. Members of other State Agricultu ral or Horticultural Associations visi ting the Fair, will please make theni- Iselves known at the oQIceo"f the Board, that they may be shown the attention due them. z AIUEjaiCAZS- F05ieS.OGXCAE SOCIETY.- - ' Persons desiring to become mem- bers of the American Poniological So ciety, can leave their names with the undersigned, or communicate with the Treasurer, Thomas P. James, Philadelphia. Bi-annual membership $4. Life $20. Becoming members now, will secure the printed proceedings of the Asso- ciati6n"for'thIs year, a voltimeiof over " Art "-' ' "l .' oj pages oi me most vaiuaoie jromo- I logical character; a complete list of all fruits- cultivated in this, country, and the adaptability of each to van- rious localities in the Union. Life I members will get back proceedings 'for tho past tsventy-tvvo, years,; so far as in print.. . ,. .,. . , ,,, 'SfeJ'xw. fur:tas. "; i- Yicerjresiaonc oi JNeorasica TT- -V"w -m . T.W- ' GET YOEJIi Tr3i.ETS. ,Foz th& convenience .of the public, find to save delajand confusion at theotlicerand gates at the Fmiground, tickets will be on sale at the First "Na tional and State Banks, Moore's book store, Lett fcCrjeigh'sdurg store, and at McCrcejy & KickelPs drug store, in Brownville. Get yoiir tickets be-foregoing-to the Fair Ground. ' L. A. WALKER, Treas. TEmJS OF At31ISSIOTff TO -' TSSE IF AIR GROUNDS. The fee for season Tickets is $2. This will admit the purchaser and family under age, to admission into the Fair, September 26th, 27th, 2Sth and 9th, 1S71; also to exhibit as many articles or animals as the holder may desire free of entrance fee. These tickets will have the.naraeaf the pur chaser written on them, and are not transferable Ten Dollars reioard will be given for information that will lead to the conviction of any person transferring or loaning a Season or Vehicle Tick et. Single admission' 25 cents. Single horse, or single horse and carriage 25 cents. ..-. .Two horses and carriage 50 cents. Omnibusses and hacks or carriages carrying passengers $1 per day. The fees for single horse, single horse and carriage, two horses and carr age and Omnibussos and hacks, are in addition to single idu.ission fees. -The. -Ticket Sellers are instructed not to receive any bills of any denom ination over five dollars. No checks will be given at the gates; parties going out will have to, pay on return. L, A. WALKER, Treas. .'STATE FAIR PI-EMS-DIS. The State Board of Agriculture has just received its supply of Silver Ware, Medals' and Book premiums to be awarded at the Fair next wee';. They can be seen at the office of the President. Specimens of the Silver Ware can be seen at the Jewelry House of Dunn ; Hayes and the Drug Stores of Lett & Creigh, and McCreery & Nick ell. The Agricultural Library, a special premium donated by W. W". Abbey, of Richardson county, for the best managed Farm, consists of sixty vol umes select and appropriate works, and is a magnificent affair and credit able.to the donor in the highest degree. The Silver Plate, consists of one hundred and sixty-four pieces of fine ware from the house of Bailey & Co., of Philadelphia, made to order ex pressly for this occasion, all new and elegant styles. Ice Pitchers, Wine Coolers, Tea Setts, Soup Turreens, Castors, Cake Baskets, Baking Dish es, Butter Dishes, Spoons, Goblets, Forks, Syrup Pitchers, Flower Vases, Fruit Stands, Oyster Ladles, Cream ers, Nut Crackers, Fruit Knives, To bacco Boxea, and other articles we canupt now remember. The Society had its own special die made, from which it has a supply of silver and Bronze Medals appropri ately adorned with designs, and pre pared for engraving. 'The total premiums offered by the Board this year is over ten thousand dollars. Sampson. Tho American Sampson Cane Mill is the best large mill in the market. Self-adjusting mills'; weight 025 and 700 lbs.; large rollers, 0x12 and 11x12; capacity 501 to 800 gallons juice per day. Call aud sea them at W. D. Shellenberger's. The Best '-anil Cheapest Dry Goods in Brownville, at Den's. ' ' randies Dross Goods and Ready made suits at W. T. Den's. Shingles lower Bell's. than ever at John R, rtissu3 and Boys summer suits at cost at Den's. S'or your fine Dried Apples and reaches and choice Groceries go to Den's. Vor the First Premium Rcythea and Pitch Forks, Cradles and Snaths go to Den's " You. will be honestly dealf with, and any .error that may occur will be cheerfully cor- TCcted: ' T ' x, Jonx II. Bex.1.. Hydraulic Cement-atSwan & Bros. Bacon', .and Canvassed- Earns at 53wan &Bro. Big stock of builder's hardware just received at big stove Champion Fanning Mills, the bestr for $30, sign of the big stove. f-.t Bain wagons at Big Stove. For a nice drink try Small's Velvet Bour .- bon, that ho will open to-day. Finest that ever came to town. The Best the City Affords. Ask oneof the boarders at George Daugherty's Restaur rant what he had for dinner to-day, and his reply will bo the best the market affords. Gcors&Faysallho wants Is sutllclcat room to get nil the boarders In the city. A good Place for Dinner. We know that there Is uo better place In the city for n souaremcal than at George Dangherties. lie supplies hla table with the earliest and best vegetables the market affords. If yon want to play Billiards go to the Brunswick Billiard Hall, ns that Is the only House In Brownville that has the latest styles of tables. Wagons, for ninety dollars, at Ben's. Ou Ilnmlr One car load Buok Eye Reap ers, ono car load Marsh Harvesters, ono car load KIrby Reapers, any quantity of plows. cultivators, corn planters and every thing a I person wants, uau on r. .a. xisuei kv.u Brownville, or Pawnee Glty. Bacon at S.w,an & Bro's. Bain wagons at Big Stove. Heating Stoves at Big Stove. Bain wagons at Big Stove. Heating Stoves at Big Stove. 3Jain wagons at Big Strove. Heating Stoves at Big Stove. Bain wogoris"at Big"Stove. vHeating Stoves at Big Stove. ?s - v Bimwagpnsiat Big Stqy.mr -: Hair and, .Cement. Removed. Dr.. Blake'a .'dentist office has been removed to North side'' of Main Street, 3- doors West - of Post Office. tf. Champion Fanning Mills, the.bpsty for $30, sign of the big stove. Bain wagons at Big Stove. Bain wagons at Big Stove. : ' .' Bain wagons at Big Stove. t Bain wagons at Big Stove; Parlor cooking stoves at Shellenber ger's. A constant eCort to. please. ami satisfy his guests Is the only phrase that will apply to the conduct of Geo. Daoghcrty of the Res taurant next door lo Carson's Bank ; and his success Is truly wonderful. Try him ! Doors, sash, blind- Ac, at wholesale ions R. Bex.. ices. Clay' Patent Weather &trip--S wan i Bro. are agents. for this Weather Strip, which effectually keeps out all rain, snow wind and dust from under all doorsi to which It is applied. They have the agen cy for Richardson, Johnson, Pawneo and Gage counties. Applications to them at their store in this city, will receive prompt attention. tf Salt liy the -Burr el. F. Co., huvo'it for sale. E. Johnson & In the Field. It ls.a pleasure to tho Farmer and fruit grower to know where he can always pro cure FiiujTCi.AsaInplemcnts to aid In per forming ihc labor of the Held and orchard. Messrs. Mansfield, Elllngwood & Co., of St. Joseph, Mo., arc still "In tha field" with a full stock of all implements heeded for fall use. The Welcome Sulky Rake la anew ralco !n this market, but has, wherever used, given entire satisfaction. Tho llolllnssworth Sulky Rake, long and favorably known as one of the very best sulky rakes made. They have a fun'snpplyof Ohio Falls, St. Louls and Excelsior Revolving Hay Rakes for sale cheap. The Buckeyo Grain Drill, with two hop pers for Force or Improved Feed gives it an advantage over all other drills, and does not Increase the price. The latest improved Buckeye Cider Mill and Press, both large and small size, suita ble for persons owning large or small or chards. Of Sorghara Cano Mllll they have three sfzesllght, medium and heavy, thereby enabling the Farmer to get a rclll suitable In size to his crop of cane. Also, a good nr- tlcle of heavy Sheet Iron for Evaporator Pans. Their stoek of Iron, Steel and Hardware Is large and well suited to the demands of the trade. DlscrlptlvoJClrcnlars and Prices of their goods will be sent on application. For fall plowing they have a large stock of Dcere's Mollnc and Canton Clipper Plows. We ask for them a liberal share of the custom of our Farmers, Mechanics and Mer chants. 10-ly o mi It Is no. trouble to show our lumber. Call and examine before purchasing elsewhere. John R. Bell. j- "VVm. II. Koqvcr, Real Estate Agent and Couveyencer: Court Room. Sltf-dr.' Buy your Stoves and Hordwarc at W.T Den's. Builders should not fall to call at Jthr R. Bell's, and get his prices and estimates on your building. You will save mouoy by it. For Choice Groceries go to F. E. &Co. Johnson Picture Mouldings, of all kinds, Just re ceived at JacJc McFall's. IVagona, at reduced prices, at Den's. Cash paid for Wool at Y. T. Den's. Cnrpenlcrs, "time is money," and you will always save time by using our lumber, and money by buying of us. Jonx R. Bnr.ij. John II. Bell, Michigan Fine Lumbc: j-ard, corner 1st and callege Street, is stock ed with every kind of building matorlal n man can use, and always at tha lowest possl prloo. Beard by the day or week, at Daugher ty's Kesturant, one door wesUof tho Bank. If you cannot llnd what you want any where else, you may depeniton getting It at .Toiix'R. Bi:i.i.s. Buy yonr Furniture at Den's. Tnclison and Schuttlcr AVapons at Den's -le"r-:' liiMi'i'v.UJ.'j..l z'-Ayyi'J t-1 !!.- Jt TUBES. erxht and ornamentai., For AUTC31I OF 1671. VJ7"p: Invite the attention of flantow nadDsaler? V t to our large mid comiilete stock ol" Sstnntlcrd nnd ilwnrf Fruit Treen. (Jrayc Vines and Hmall Fruit. Ornamental Trirca, Shruh'.' anil I'lnntw. New anil Enrc Fruit and Ornamental Tree). Bulbous I' lower Itootfl. Descriptive and Illustrated priced Catalognes sent prepaid on receipt of Stamps, as follows : .Fo. 1 KruiLs, 10c. io. 2 Ornamental Trees. 10c No. 3 Green-house, lCc. ICo. 4 WlioleiaIeryui;K. ).5 Uulbs.yiiEK. Address. Eil-waucer & Barry, tahUKed 1S10. 47v3 ROOIIESTKR, N. Y. Lime, Plastering at Swaii & Bro. g Q h a m 2 zzni -J S 2 ?3. r! T3 Ore a vj; i o O 51 d S3? W & r 1 o 3 sis " -i ;- ru f S3 I5IO t P Is! r kV HiJdJL Y OHSSTHUT "TRjSLSS. AW'Sn.ltF MILLION, hssitlesalerKe general J nrery Rtoct. Vl-HM?n-pac circumr It, Also, a tradc-lisi for nursery uma and tlt.in. Ad- re urssc STOitiiS, iiaurisot: &. CO., 4a3i Palneavllle. Lake Co.. Ohio. o Champion Fauniug M f -v . Mills, thcbestr kiui-V'JVi sivu ui luu uik a -.cw r,:v. r fi i.;'ri . tove.. 4 ma 2a9?H : siw. - 2, o hi! 9 tea o E ft 3 a o (3 to 1 31 f. 9 a 3 -I n cr '. " a pyrnl H: 6 JonxcA.siiiTn-. K. n. WILCOX r . AND COS5IJSISSION KOUS3 SMITH & WILCOX. Dealers In all kinds or Oraln, for which they pay the highest market urlee In Co.mIi. 2-OHIce at Htore of F. H. Johusos ACo. 1-Cra Prize Paper Collars ! Every Box Contains, a Trlze. THE POSTOrriCS. AT "OTiAXKS fcf all kinds, forsale at theAdTerUser Counting Uooir.s. SB t (J 2 CJ S !B I " rftBfurisniKn 1866. 187-1'-' MM- OPEN to THE WORLD JPOIt 1 1 A I IfeS&ia Ms? K 5p0' Can and -roil sell yon all kinds of Iisiplczneiits cli6apsi tlian any otlaer Iiouse iai 23"ebraslca. Wo sell the STUDEBAKER AND WHITE "WATER WAGONS, LM AOt "Wo sell tlie Runner Ctiitivator?Garden City Clipper PloV PSKIEr TWO AST2) THHB3-HOHS3 PLOWS' mv IPS Cast Cast-Steel PLOWS, EXCELSIOR and GANG PLOWS OiViiiH 0 UaolUUOl OIUU1 1 LUiiUi PRINCETON IRON-BEAM PLOWS, t ALL KINDS OF CORN PLOWS." vCe Iieop , OTHI 1 J h 3 R P 1 " ? .J a B wxr I vara I -, JL -iT2-CL! U iiirri ; rJ?t n .9-iiaxvnrt. .- - lli nssuj -r . , Also the C " y-r-- . " ' " XEE'jO'V-'nD 303 1-871. HgsZ Durable and Lightest If yant anything, -5 WE KEEP NOTHING BUT FIRST GLASS GOODS.. AD GhUABVIT "TEE LL 'OlrR GOODS TO BE AS REGOMaIENDKD. . :i t-i m. , : ST. LOUS UlUKCHOOfi. THEresnlarttnncnt tetva of ttib TAvrSchool wilt jipen o1 Wednesdpjr, OcwbiryiUi. W71 FpII couts", twt term lx month, each. Students nl-. mltietl to the senior clruw on f .tuninotlon Vr appli cation on or before October 7.li. lMt. Tultfen lea, j03 iO pr aunasa. Fur UiU psrucalnrs eddrqu Act!)is.ncnn ofl-aw FacnbJ KftnS i!0:j N. 3d 8. Sr. T.onii, HIo rrm isp vkw (Tin if! ilib Mm uciil oiSDE-i Ben.EOGESS. PROPRIETOR. GOOD IIOIiSES, '. NEWBUGGJESand CARRI4&E5, Havtj rrrccir.vsEri ttir cocsvrs.i. UIocX. and til'. it up an a Htttbtc. I a mwir belter rimn ever preparodto give compliiutie tlnn i all a;rois. liuulc-r in oil klntlri nr gtnek : Ilorscu bauclit, hU or exchfuiKtxI : Stock boartWl liy Ut tluy oc fc. My Stock U all fresh, ami tiy Yehielos atfft Ou public ci In? acconiHiotateit at nil hoars, liny r night. ' ' Stock Corrall, wili QoQclWatei'j. at inched to trie Stiibia. atMy I?OR ILVKOWAIIK AXPCtTtfcBRY, oaUetiW. : 1). Shellenhersor. No. 7-J Malimtrcat. CtmVhxfr-. son IHoca. BrowhvUlQ N6l. iluf ujiumami OF ALL KINDS. - for Bale SIO lffm3A mmb 1 3 Y wxr I tan I a3t& W9Lmmin- m 1 1 Ilaehbifs Made, come ami &sk for ife Iff JN?fil4 1 1 " nrj-. ! . I i i 1 t I ' i I h P ! r II i s ! ,