IHE ADVERTISER,
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1871.
Publishers' Kotlces.
Extsa Corn or ik advxbtibbs for sal by o.
B. Moobe, Bookseller, Stationer and News Deal
er, Jfo. S7 Main street, next door to the PostoOIce.
Local Notices, set as ordinary reading: matter,
will bo charred tea cento per line, each insertion.
Bet In display type, twenty-Are per cent, additi
onal to above rates.
ADVSRTisEif ckts under toe hd of " Wasted."
Tr Kent," "For Sale," "Lost," "Found," &.,
will be charged twenty-Hveeenta for each adver
tisement of five lines, or lew, each insertion. Ad
vertisements over five lines, at the rate or five
oents per lino, each insertion.
CAFFREY & HACKER,
Publishers Advertiser.
CITY ANJ COUNTY.
Kew AdverUncmenta.
Registrar's Notlce-R. V. Hugae. Registrar.
Registrar's Notice S. W. MctJrew, Registrar.
DiswlutlonXotlce Rhurtt.8teveason A Cross.
Probate Notice A. W. More;: a. Probate Judge.
Dissolution Notice Chaffee t Lewis.
Probate Notice A. W. Morgan, Probate Judge.
J. J.Gosper, Lincoln, Neb.
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Low figures at Big Stove.
Machine oil at Lett i Creigh 's.
Go to Geo. Daugherty's for good,
square meals.
School Books of all kinds, at Mc-
Crcsry & Nickel's. 47-3m.
Remember that W. T. Den has a
full line of Hardware at reduced pri
ces. IcCreery & Nickeli. keeps Pure
Drugs, largest stock, and lowest pric
es. Colhapp Bro's. Tobacco, the best in
the market, at Gibson & Vancil's.
47-4 m.
For guns, powder, allot' ammuni
tion and cartridges, go to
W. T. Dens.
Want:d A good cook to whom
good wages will be paid. Enquire at
the Reynolds House.
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The largest and best assortment of
porfumery, snaps and toilet articles
in the city at Lett fc Creigh's.
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Queensware. Swan & Brother
can and will sell Queensware cheaper
than any other store west of the Mis
souri. g
Stages leave the Reynolds House
for all points Wes't or South. Buss
goes to Phelps each train.
e D. Larmore, Prop.
Low figures at Big Stove.
Down, low down, with the wagon
prices. W. T. Den will soil you bet
ter and cheaper wagons than can be
had in the State.
Sugar boxes, buckets, pails, tubs,
wash boards, ciothc3 line:,, &c, &c,
together with a good many other ar
ticles, can be found ntSwnn & Bro's.
Eizer Is now fully prepared for tho
fall trado and cannot bo undersold.
Ills stock Is open and invites inspec
tion. At SiiCLLENnERQEU's can be found
all kinds of farming tools scythes,
snathes, forks, shovels, Bpades, hoes,
rakes, rake teeth, at prices to suit
the times.
Jack McFall has just moved his
new stock up to 50 Main Streel,
where a big crowd is expected to be
seen, from this time on, buying furn
iture at his" wonderfully cheap rates.
As to the financial results of the
State Fair just closed here, we have
thno only to sny that it was a suc
cess. The total receipts wo are in
formed by the Treasurer were $3,020,-
70.
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Low figures at Big Stove.
The Fruit Trees, Evergreens and
Hedge plants on exhibition at the
Stale Fair, were donated to the Board,
and aro for pale. Call on R. W. Fur
nas at his office.
A man who has attendod a good
many fairs, thinks that tho "Ameri
can Prize Package" is the vegetable
which has been cultivated with the
best success throughout the United
States.
Tho butter premium was carried off
this vear by Mrs. H. B. Strong, of
Tecumsuh, who had fivo jars, repre
senting butter made in the months of
April, May, June, July and August.
She hasn't got an equal in the world
when it comes to butter.
Religious. There will be servi
ces at the Catholic church In this city,
at 10 o'clock, a. m., next Sabbath, by
the priest from Nebraska City. AH
are cordially Invited to attend.
We aro in receipt of a communi
cation from Rev. Clark Braden, ta
king us to task for our criticism of his
lecture on the new constitution, de
livered In this city a short time t luce,
which we will publish so soon as we
are enabled to write a paragraph to
accompany it.
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Low figures at Big Stove.
Teas! Tens! I
Tens: II
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Cheaper than
Swan & Brother havo just received
direct from the Importer a choice lot
of teas, to which they invite compari
son with nny in this market. Choice
Imperial, Young Hyson, Oolong, Ja
pan. A saving of from 30. to 25 per
cent, can be made by purchasing your
tea of Swan & Brother.
Our esteemed friend George Hod
kins has again placed us under obli
gations for as fine 9 lot of sweet po
tatoes as has ever been our pleasure
to look at. He informs us that from
about 175 plants he dug something
over six .bushels. Pretty good, we
think. George knows Jaow, and is
not afraid, to do the work.
Low figures atBig Stove.
The greatest Photographic 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-- Bennett, new gallery
eannot fall to-be the most attractive
Photographic studio in Brownville.
Gall and see me,, for I meat- biuinsse..
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Low figures at Big Stove.
Hydraulic Cement at Swan fc Bros.
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The County Commissioners are now
In session.
Bacon and
Swan & Bro.
Canvassed Hams at
Bacon at Swan & Bro'. ,
Bain wagoas at Big Stove.
Powder, shot,
Swan & Bro.
lead and caps at
Stevensox & Ceoss. Hardware at
Big Stove.
Buy your glass, paint, oil and wall
paper at Lett & Creigh ?s.
Cheap Sugar and Molasses for pre
serving at Swan & Bro.
Lett & Creigh sells nothing
pure Drugs and Medicines.
but
5, 10, 0, gallon kegs and empty
barrels for sale at Swan & Bro.
Everybody Is invited to call at Ben
netts new Photographic Gallery.
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Low figures at Big Stove.
Wanted a girl to do housework.
Steady employment and good wages.
W. H. Small.
For Paints, Oils, Glass and Wall
Paper, low down, go to McCrecry &
Nickells.
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 by Swan &Bro.
Go to Shellenberger's for all kinds
of Tinware, Hardware and Stoves.
Prices lower than the lowest.
Stevenson & Cross. Hardware at
Big Stove.
The Fruit Trees and Evergreens on
exhibition at the State Fair were do
nated to the society and are for sale.
See Mr. Furnas.
Wanted at Moore's Book Store 500
subscribers for the Prairie Farmer.
AH who subscribe now for 1872, get
their paper three months free. Hur
ry up-
Well cooked ham will be the order
from this date. And V. T. Den will
sell you the best cooking, heating and
parlor stoves, for less money than any
other stove dealer in Nebraska.
Swan & Brother are constantly re
ceiving large lots of groceries which
they aro selling at low prioes to suit
the times.
Phil Deuser keeps constantly on
hand Nebraska City Beer, as also
Brownville. "You pays 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.
Low figures at Big Stove.
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.
Stevenson & Cuoss. Hardware at
Big Stove.
If you want to hire first-class teams
and rigs call at the livery stable, next
door to the Reynolds House. Espec
ial attention given to taking care of
transient teams and boarding horses,
at reasonable rates. 43-3m
Stevenson & Cross. Hardware at
Big Stove.
The Star Hotel has again changed
hands. Our well known citizen Ru
fus Leach is now the Lesse. "Rufe"
is big enough, genial enough and ac
commodating enough to make an A
No. 1 landlord, and we lelievehe will
exactly fill the bill at the Star.
Low figures atBlg Stove.
- Sherman Ilea.
It Is tolerably easy for a landlord to
open a hotel with a flourish and set
such a table as to establish for his
house a popular reputation, but it re
quires a peculiar tact in the host or
hostess to keep alivo and healthy
such reputation. The Sherman
House is one of the institutions of our
citv which improves with age it
wears well. Mine host Kauffman, 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 la deservedly popular.
L.ow flgureB at Big Stuvo.
A Brsn Ne-iv Stock of Goarts.
Staple Dry Goods aud Notions,
Men'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.
Call and ice me at the old stand,
4t Geo. Marion.
J. Wesley Bennett has removed
his photographic studio to the upper
floor of Marohns new buildiug and
has fitted it up in efcgant style. Ev
ery body ehouldcall and see him.
Low figures at Big Stove.
Teas J TeastJ 1 Teas 1 1 ! Why use
an Inferior Tea, when Swan Js Bro.-,
will sell you the best at the same
price which other dealers charge for
a cheap and coarse article.
School Officers, Attention I
Now is your- time to order School
Furniture, Gail at Moore.s- Book
Store, examine samples-,- and leave
your order-. 44-tf.-
87EvaK6oaCo&HsratfattJ at
Big Stove.
Heating Stoves at Big Stove.
Canary bird baths at Bwan &, Bro.
Tumblers for jelly, v'lth tin covers,
at Swan & Bro.
School Books, all kinds, at Mooree
Book Store. 44-tf.
Furniture reduced thirty per cent.,
at W. T. Den's.
Best quality fall and spring wheat
flour at Swan & Bro.
The celebrated Evening Star beat
ing stoves at Shellenberger's.
Clocks, Watches, and Jewelry for
sale cheap by Dunn and Hays.
For your choice boots and shoes, at
reduced prices, go to W. T. Den.
A large invoice of chairs of all
kinds just received at Jack McFalls.
Salt I Salt!! Ohio River and
Lake Salt by the barrel at Swan &
Brother.
Shellenberger is in receipt of a large
stock and assortment of heating
stoves.
A full stock of axes and farming
implements at the stgn of the Red
Stove.
Best selection of home made cast
meres, jeans, flannels, and woolen
yarn, at Den's.
Do you want a choice syrup at 80
cents per gallon ? Then go to Swan
& Brother and get it.
Geo. Daugherty's Restaurant is a
credit to our city and the Arcadia of
those who love good meals.
Black Alpacca.
Full lines of Black Alpaccas in pop
ular Brands at Theo. Hill & Co.
Choice coffeu just received by Swan
& Bro. consisting of, Ofd Government
Java, Ceylon, African, and Rio.
Low figures at Big Stove.
Jacob Marohn offers his present
stock of goods at and below cost to
make room for a new fall and winter
stock.
Bennett & Dolen have a large and
inviting stock of pieco goods, over
coatings, cashimere vestings and eth
er seasonable goods. Call and exam
ine goods and prices.
Canton Clipper, Sterling and break
ing plows at Shelleubbrger's,
District Order Books Just what
every bciiool Director should have,
who intends to keep a correct oash ac
count. Examine them, at Moore's
Book Store. 44-tf.
For Sale. One-half section of
laud, two miles from Bennett's mills,
well situated and well watered. Terms
ono-fourth cash, and balance on pur
chaser's terms. W. J. Austin.
Wagons at $85, at Big Stove.
EngliHlt "Water Proofs.
English Water Proofs in Black and
White, Green and Black, Gold and
Black, Grey, just received at Theo.
Hill & Co.
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 agent, Rrownville.
All kinds of tinware at Shellenber
ger's. Attention is directed to tho adver
tisement of J. J, Gosper, of Lincoln.
The machinery of this gentleman at
tracted general attention and admi
ration at the Fair last week.
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Send your orders in at once to Gib
son & Vancil's, where you will get
every thing you want cheap, and
have it delivered without extra
charge.
Wibley Is still selling furniture at
cost, and offers greater inducements
to purchasers than ever. His Btock
embraces everything in tho furniture
Hue, and is all first-class,
Small has moved his drinking pal
ace and billiard parlor to the build
ing lately occupied by Joe Huddart,
where ho now lies in waiting to re
ceive his friends and patrons.
Wagons at $85, nt Big Stove.
Jacob Maroiik will sell all his
ready made goods at cost prices to
make room for his new stock, which
will be larger than ever brought into
this market.
Now is tho time to clothe up for the
Fair, and Jacob Marohn is the man
to clothe you.
Wagons at $85, at Big Stove.
The very instant the ladies of
Brfrwnville read this notice they
should r'epare at onea to Mrs. John
Bons Millinery Bazar arid find out all
about it. Mrs. Johnson has just re
turned from: the East and brought on
a full and magnificent stock of goods
of the Latest Parisian: Style consist
ing of Velvetineey Reps; Uncut Vel
vets 6T all shades and descriptions,
Opera" Cloak's and Hoo'dS'sKpper pat
terns, hftts, seventy five different
styles, flowers; plumes and swans
down, satin, Infant caps, worsted
goods, shawls old ladles' caps, furs,
hoop skirts, chignons and hair work.
In fact the finest stock of Millinery'
goods ever'brought to-the State.
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MAMM91B. OTOOK Or OOODS.
Fall Ojwtff at T. K. Jftfcavtoft Ca.
Since the return of Mr. Frank E.
Johnson from two weeks absence in
the east this establishment has been
kept busy opening, unpacking and
spreading out the new arrivals of
goods. They have never had so large
a stock, aad it is useless to say that
nobody else has. Their new arrivals
embrace every variety of dry goods,
dress goods, notions, fancy goods,
hats, caps, boots, shoes, etc., of the
best qualities. We need not say that
their assortment of goods in this. line
is unequalled in the city. Their
shelves, cases and counters are filled
full and heaped up, and still unopen
ed cases cover the vacant spaces on
the floor.
They have also a superb stock of
groceries, queensware, wooden and
willow ware. In fact nothing can be
thought of which chey have not. You
will make money by remembering
that F. E. Johnson &, Go's fail stock
has'ardved.
One of the attractions at tho late
Fair was tho handiwork of W. H.
Hoover, Esq., presented in the shape
of Abstracts of Laud Titles in Nema
ha county, which, for neatness of ex
ecution, aocuracy of design and per
fection in style could scarcely be e
qualled. There is not a quarter sec
tion, lot or. part of lot in Nemaha
county, which Hoover's abstract does
not show, together with tho title run
ning from the date of transfer from
Uncle Sam down to date of enquiry,
as also particulars as to encumberauc
es and nature thereof: all accurate
and presented in such form as to grat
ify the most scrutinous enquirer at a
glance. This work has caused some
two or threo years of research and
toil, and its completion will be hailed
with pleasure by every one who is
possessed of land in the county, or
who calculates to trade in Nemaha
county town or city property.
In connection with the Abstracts
above spoken of, was a placard en
closed in a neat frame, the lettering of
which was tho woik of Charlie Whit
man. The lines represented raised,
gothic and shaded letters, perfect as
though impressed from steel, and
secmingas though pen or pencil had
never touched the paper upon which
they appeared. If nny one can beat
our Charlie with the pencil wo would
like to see how he does it.
J. Gilbert our present efficient
County Surveyor, desires us to say
that he gives his hearty adhesion to
the Republican tioket lately present
ed to the electors af Nemaha county,
and is desirous that all his political
friends should support Jr. Hayden
and the entire .Republican ticket on
Tuesday next.
LOST AND FOUND AT THE VAIR.
Found: two ladies veils; call on
Mr. MudkinB. Several grain sacks,
call at Furnas'.
Lost: one trunk; one round scrap
basket; four brush scythes. Leave at
Furnas' office.
A FEW LINES OP POETRY WRIT
TEN BY N. G. BAKER, ON OUR
STATE FAIR.
May oar grate Agrulcu'lturenl Fair of Ne
braska Stato
Be visited by rneny people both far and near,
and bo one In number among the grate.
May all the people or this State, and tho ad
joining States likewiso.
Bo happy to visit our grate State Fair, for
this Fair will win the prize.
May all the people to this Fair bring in their
fine stock, and sumthing nlco to cat,
drink and to ware,
Then all will bo marry and happy and a good
time we will have, if wo should be
blessed with talr weather and good
roads to the Fair.
May our State Fair, Ssptembcr the twenty
air, eighteen hundred and seventy-one
Be one long to bo romerabered, and may cv
ry thing bo put In order, and evry thing
In order done.
We give a genoral invitation to the people or
this sltty to assist at our Fair, both
carped and wise.
Far meny a new thing will be on exubitlon
that will draw a prcmeum and a prize.
We give a general Invitation to the people of
Nebraska Sltty, both old and young.
To visit our Stato Fair and our sltty. If they
but chuso good friendly people to be
among.
We also give an Invitation to tho people of
the sltty of Llqcon, Plattsmouth and
Omaha, to visit our Fair,
For their wiJUje meny at the Fair, and from
several different States, for they will be
welcome, it is free for all their.
Our Stato Fair will commenco oa Tuesday
the twenty-six and will be open four
days to all there may be.
May this fair bo managed through in good
order, and end In peace and friendship
to all their wo see.
We will give throe cheers for the President
and Secretary of this Fair, and also our
rite hand,
And may they bosalluled, and all the people
at the Fair, with the best of muslck by
our eltty Brass Band.
If it should pleas tho ralndes of tho people
this poem to read,
I will thank them for their kindness and "bo
to th.era a friend indcad.
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Sampson. The American Sampson Cane
Mill Is the best large mill in the market.
Self-adjusting mills; weight 625 and 700 lbs.;
large rollers, 9x12 and 11x12; capacity 500 to
SOO gallons Juice per day. Call and see them
at W. D. ShcHcnerger'.-
Shingles lower
Bell's.
than ever at John R.
Tow will be honestly dealt with, and any
error that may occur will be checrfuUy cor
rected. Jons R. Bell.
Per a nlco drink try Small's Velvet Bonr
bon. that he will open to-day. Finest that
ever came to town. i
If yon want to play Billiards go to the
Brunswick BltllaTd Hall, as that is the only
House In Brownville that has tho latest
styles of tables.
On Hand One car. load Buck Eyo Reap
ers, one car load Marsh Harvesters, one car
load KIrby Reapers, any quantity of plowe,
cultivators, corn planters and every thing a
person wafits. Call on F. A". Tlsilel & CO.
BrownvHlc.'or Pawnee City.
Lime, Plastering Hair and Cement
at Swan & Bro.
Removed. Dr. BUkVa dentist
office has been removed to North side
ofMain Street, 3 doors" West of Post
Office. .
Pattor cookiig stbvetfsrt Shelleriber-ger'a.
PMRUirmis.
- W. 8. Horn, one of the first set
tlers of this county, but at present a
resident of Lancaster county, near
Lincoln, has been in town the past
week paying a visit to his children.
He is lookinghale and hearty.
Mr. Walter Welch, a brother of
John Welch, from California, is stop
ping in town at present. He has pur
chased the Chambers' farm and in
tends to make this county his future
home. Welcome Mich as him.
Thirty good hands wanted to
work on the railroad. Enquire of R.
B. Smith, Peru, Neb.
Peru feels very proud of her suc
cess at the lato State Fair. Three
first premiums in the horse lino is
plenty.good for a small town like Pe
ru. John Pattereon is entitled to the
creutt of laying the first 48 feet of
good, full width side walk in Peru.
He, also, has the best awning in front
of his business house, barring the lit
tle tip it has toward tho North Pole, I
which is probably the fault oi the
mechanic who erected it.
Buy your groceries at Hender
son's, aud save 20 per cent.
Whether the Constitution Is car
rJedor not, people can rely upon get
ting goods at Henderson's, in Peru,
for what they aro worth, and many
goods at much less. Low, lower,
lowest, is their motto.
Tho finest stock of Queensware
west of the Missouri, at Henderson's,
Peru, Neb.
R. B. Smith, Esq., of this place,
one of the contractors on tho B., Ft.
K. & P. R. R., is making arrange
ments to push work on his section at
or.03. He is one of the men that nev
er lose faith in the final completion
of the road. Success to him.
The best chewing tobacco in
town at Henderson's. Cheap, cheap
er, cheapest.
The ladies of Peru attd Vicinity
should not fail to call at Henderson's
in Peru, when they want anything
in the Millinery line. They have
tho largest and finest stock of Millin
ery and Fancy goods in tho State,
and will sell them lower than the
same goods can bo bought either at
Brownville or Nebraska City. Low,
lower, lowest. 51-3t
One-half interest in the Peru Fer
ry is offered for sale or trado. This i6
a good opening for a working man.
For terms, &c, enquire of M. H.
Ti ompson. Proprietor, or J. W. Bliss,
Agent, Peru, Neb.
Hon. F. A. Sue, ono of the
County Commissioners of Johnson
county, was in town on Monday last.
It being tho first time he had visited
this locality, although he is an old res
ident of the State. He expressed
himself much surprised at the appar
ent success of the town, but thinks
Tecumseh is the town of all towns af
ter all, and is very confident that they
will have the cars running into Te
cumseh beforo the first f December
nest.
It has been well known before
that Charley Gaode, Proprietor of the
City Hotel and Livery Stable at Pe
rn, kept the best livery in the Slate,
but no one supposed he hail the finest
carriage team in the Stato, until the
committee so decided at tho State
Fair.
Good prints at Henderson's, 10
cents per yard.
JchnLaughlln, formerly a resi
dent of this place, has returned to
take up his abode with us again. He
is one of the heavy weights, and is as
good a blacksmith as ever made an
anvil ring. Ho takes charge of tho
shop ot Ii. B. Smith.
There are in and about Poru not
less than a dozen embryo candidates
for Legislative honors, provided the
Constitution is carried, among whom
are lawyers, doctors, farmers, carpen
ters, blacksmiths and Methodist
preachers, besides some respectable
men.
Peru town property for sale cheap.
Enquire of J. W. Bliss, Real Estate
Agent, Peru Nebraska.
Some of the Republicans about
Poru arc at a loss what course to take
in the coniing election whether to
bolt, or to support the regular ticket,
aud thereby support old bolters. The
probabilities are that some will do
both.
Col. T. J. Majors has his coat off
and is hard at work on his farm, try
ing how it would go to make an hon
est living.
-Good farms for sale cheap and on
easy terms. Enquire of J. W. Bliss,
Real Estate Agent, Peru, Neb.
r A good wood sawer could do a
land office business in Peru. No
prejudice against color.
Our public well needs somo re
pairs. If a fire should break out it
would be very handy to have somt;
j)lace to get water.
" Unimproved land at a bargain.
Enquire of J. W. Bliss, Real Estate
Agent, Peru, Neb.
Tho bricklayers have commenc
ed work on Joy & Daily's new brick
store house.
Thirty good handa wanted to
w6rk on the railroad. Enquire of R.
B. Smith, Peru, Neb. 5l-2t
Tid D'us'tiu feels as happy as a big
snnflower over tho success of his
Blacksnakc trotting horse last Satur
day. Maj. Daily is a good driver,
and if he makes as good time in the
coming race for the Treasurership,
brother Bratton will have to go Into
the nursery business again.
J. W. Henderson of Brownville,
has moved his stock of millinery
goods to Peru.
Our mechanics are all busy at
present and there is still room for
more.
. Per'd wants a good Tailcr'a shop.
There is a good chanco here for" a"
steady man to do a good business.
Mr. C. Dunklin lost a valuable
horse on the 27th tilt. Colic was the
Clause of death. Horse owners must
be careful bow they fieff greecf corn
at this time of yesr
Goods cheaper than ever at Hen
derson's. ' Auditor Gillespie end lady wore
in town tire past week visiting friends.
Honest John is looking well.
These frosty mornings a tire feels
quite comfortable. There has been
qui to a brisk demand for wood the
past week, which is selling at from
three to five dollars per cord. See
that your flues are in good repair.
About now would be a good time
to make such little improvements on
our Btrcetsas may be needed. The
ground will be too hard after a while.
Whero is that Bridge committee,
dead or asleep?
Wagons nt$85, at Big Stove.
Doors,
prices.
sasb, blinds
Ac., at wholesale
Jon v R. Bell.
Clay's Patent "WcatbcrStrlp. Swan &
Bro. aro agents for this Woalher Strip,
whlcheffectURlIy keeps out all rain, snow
wind and dust from under all doors,
to which it ia applied. They havo tho agen
cy for Richardson, Johnson, Pawueo and
Gage counties. Applications to them nt
their storo In this city, will recclvo prompt
attention. tr
Salt by tho Barrl F.
Co., havo it for sale.
E. Johnson &
Wagons at $85, at Big Stove.
In the Field.
It is a pleasure to the Farmer and fruit
grower to know whero ho can always pro
cure rinsTCLAJSS Implements to aid in per
forming ?he labor of the field aud orchard.
Messrs. Mansfield, Elllngwood & Co., of
St. Joseph, Mo., aro still "in the Held" with
a full stock of all Implements needed for
fall use.
The Welcome Sulky Rake Is anew rake In
this market, but has, whorever used, given
entire satisfaction.
Thellolllngsworth Sulky Rake, long and
favorably known as one of tho very best
sulky rakes made.
They have a full supply of Ohio Falls, St.
Louls and Excelsior Revolving Hay Rakos
for sale cheap.
Tho Buckeye 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 largo and small size, snlta
ble for persons owning largo or small or
chards. Of Sorgham Cano MUH they havo three
sizes, light, medium and heavy, thereby
enabling tho Farmer to get a mill suitable
in size to his crop of cano. Also, a good ar
ticle of heavy Sheet Iron for Evaporator
Pans.
Their stock of Iron, Steel and Hardware
Is largo and well suited to the demands of the
trade.
DlRorlptivelCIroulara and Prices of their
goods will bo sent on application.
For fall plowing they have a large slock of
Dcerc's Molinc and Canton Clipper Plows.
Wo ask for them a liberal sham ot tho
custom of oar Farmers. Mechanics and Mer
chants. 10-ly
Stevenson & Cross. Hardware at
Big Stove.
It is no trouble to show our lumber. Call
and examine before purchasing elsewhere.
John R. Bell.
Wm, H. Hoover, Real Estato Agent and
Uonvoyeucor: Court Room. 31tf-dw
Xxll(ers should not fall to call at John
R. Bell's, and get his prices and estimates
on your building. You will save mouey by
it.
For Choice Groceries go to F. E
&Co.
Johnson
Picture SXoulillngs, of ill kinds, Just re'
celved at Jack McFall's.
Carpenters, "time Is Tncney,' and" you
will always save time by using
our lumber,
and money by buyihg'of U3.
JonK
R. Bell.
John R. Bell, Michigan Pino Lumber
yard, corner bt and college Street, Is fctock
cd with every kind of building matorial a
man can nsc, and always at ths lowest possi
prlce. If youcaunot find what you want any
whereelse, you may depend on getting it at
JOUN R. BEfiL-'S.
Registrar's Notice
LIST OF VOTERS IN LONDON PRE
.CINCT, Adams, Jacob
Bacon, Amoa
BHeon, C 11
Brush. J W
Bryant, DO
Bryant, Geo J
Bryunt, W D
llurniB.TnosF
Barrows Edgar
Calwell, Ilenry
Calwell, Jumea
Cole, Benjamin
Cole. Jesse
Clayton.'S H
Coleman, N A
Coleman, R W
Curtis, Henry
Crcason, Jno Sen
Crenson, Jno Jr
Creason. James
Chapman, UenJ
Campbell, Charles
Coulter, James
Chapman W A.
Campbell B A
Dodd. Amarla
Delay, Joseph
Delay, Willis
Delay. Rossel
DanlelM, William
Denlng Alvin-
Empson George
Einpson Watson
Earsman Jacob
Furse G W
Gllland N H
Gipsin Silos
HaleCC
HarrlH WH
Hall W R
Hall Lewis G
Harris Jaraei
Harding Juo
Harding Fred
Hale R R
Hall Heury
Jones John
Jnues Phlneaa
Jones David
Jones W G
Jones B F
Jones Sylvester"
Kenedy S W
Larrance 83
Loveless Jobs
Large Georgo
Manning HP
Money Edward
Mclhlnch BF
Mclnlnch W H
McKcnney Win"
McKonney Alex
MlmJck II O
Montieth Jno
Mott Anjasu
Blunt, A t.
Blunt, W H
Burchefr, E n
Bowman. II X
Bennett, WH
Benjanlno, Geo
Bennett, Thos
Coxsdoll, DanI rt
Calwell, SH
Calwell, W D
Crow, Georgo
Collins, William
Collins, Thomas
Collns. J If
Colo, Henery
Collns. Ezra
Cochran. Androw
Campbell, Hiram
Campbell, James B
Clarke, J C
Coloman, J L
Chain berlln F B
Dysart, Joseph
Deuell, Wm
Dearbourn, Joi cpa
Jj'rain James P
Dodd A J
Ellfs D H Son
Ellin D H Jr
Ellis A W
Grecnleaf Levi
Gllmore Robert
Hodgkinson Georgo
Hnyes James
Hikes Jno
Hikes Edward
Heyde E D
Hayes Martin
Hayney Perry
IITier Aben
Harding, Reuben
Jones T L
Johnson Wesley
Johnson W J
Johnson RC
Johnson Daniel
Kcstcrson Richard
Llndaey Wm
Leo TO
Moore Jno
Miller Edward
Mablo Gntilep
Merritt Henry
McNown Jno
Morrison W H
Muddox James
Minlck Hurbert
Morris Wm
Malnue Thomas
Miller Joshua
Marshall Jno
Mar Aha 1 George
May Jno
Miles F A
McGrew G S
McGrew S W
Marsh J L
Moore Ira
Mooro G f?"
Moore W F
Mclnlnch John
NoelCH
Parris W F
Plerson D W
RobberUon James
Randall WeaUy
Skeen A J
Skeen J G
Strain Jno .
gwartz Fred
Savcll EenJ"
Sanlcy J A
Parker Walter
Perry J H
Root J R
Rippetoe Rev
8chlitt Henry
Senior Frnk
Stevenson Jno
Stevenson W A
Spangler Cyrna
Storms Alfred
Thompson Joseph Jr
Travers Malfr't
Thompson Georjra.
uncmLbon acuta
Thompson Joseph" SrTenlll J I
Thompson Jno
Urraey G"V
VickerRjoha Vice J T
West J W "WW& B P.
Winter Josiah. W-elcher David
Wolford Mike Welch Henry
WiryardM. . Waltz A L
YaogSpy (Jeorga TouageJ S
"MOffCE is hereby given, that I will b la session
Jnl at the Post OSce, in London. Oct. 9 isn, or
tho rarrose of correeUnrUiIsBdtra-iQn. I want
I every man sec that be is registered
RW. XcGREW.
i ;-Hjr-g Loodcn rrttu'aei
Registrar's Hotioe.
nil Or irovxRs os 8owxrxx.x.K
PKEOISCT.
Arneld.WsB.
Alderman, HI ram
Alderman, We. A.
Atlasu, Jftcefc
Araold. Daa J.
Arnold. L.B.
Ambrose. 3. W
AoaUn.W.J.
Alderman I at
Altera OB
Sa-naeld. John C
Barada, BOesMl
Barer, Gserja
Baker. L. p.
Baker, JeMaa
Baker. W.:
Bautchar. Joaa
Bauer, J. IT.
nai&r, Beary
Biker, Hosti
l-afcer.N.O.
BatcaeKr. KUjah
Batcbektr. A. B.
B&tcaelor, K. O.
Berry. A. J.
Benedict, JarciM A.
Bennftt, Wm. H.
Bennet' John W.
BeanS.TboiHM
Bear. Joseph A.
Adams. Samael
Appiecate. Jgbb W.
Ashpaugu John
Aldenaaa James
Bedford, T. W.
BeasoB, 3. IL
Haet,R.W.
sennet. J. Westler
Berry. Ed.
Blacketer, Harrtsoa
Blacketer. Thomas
Blake Pearce
Blako.Joba
Blackbnrn, W. D.
Biaskburn. O. P.
Brca-ty.J. H.
Brooklas.AUea
Bratton, . W.
Bryant, H. H.
.Bradford. William
Brady, Patrick
Brandon, J. F.
Booth, JohnS.
Bohcnd' Joha G.
Boyd.SCF.
Boiioad, MUford
Buckles, Perry
Breneraan, Frederlek
Blxer J A
Bergman August
Butler Jack
Bartholomew A O
Cogswell, A P
Coitln. IN
Cook.WC
Colin, Henry
Cohn.A
Cohn, Hlmaa
Cottoa, Israel
Cochran, Wm
Coaaer.K P
Cochran. James
Caller, Nona aa
Crane, Jonas
Craig. KamiMl
CrUt, Henry
Crist, George
Crossley.RT
Cruiumel!, Taos
Craddock, Wm P
Creigh Thorn as
Clousaen Adam
CawOF
Crock David
Cecil Henry
Demoaa, Ira
Docker. J B
Dodge, Mat
Dorset, Nathan
Dolen, Henry
Drain, James F
Drury, Jonas
,Dryilen.MtuonF
Dunn. O S
Dyo,JR
Denny OK
Dunn James
Entwtstle, Jaa
.Knlwlstle, John
Kmnrson. Henry
Katon.OP
Emmltt William
Frazler, J A
Furnas, ArUbar W
Furnas. It. W.
Ford. Wm
Ford, Williamson
Foster James
Felt.Styram A
Fuller.Slduey
Faulklnstlen, Peter
Flshburn Ell
Gllmore. ATI
Gillespie. J L
Grant. Woatel
Graves. Elmer A
Qraham, J SI
Green. J SI
Orlg'-rs, Enos
Gaunt, Thos
nart, Heury M
Helmer, Frans
Henderson, Joha W
Henderson. Geo B
Howett. OB
Heady, Thomas. Sr.
Heady. Thomas Jr.
Henlngron. James
Hlnton.J W
Hctzel.JS
Heady, Ellsha
Heady. Emory
Hewett.Seth W
Hederman, James
nill.Tlioodoro
Hill, Lewis
Hill. Russell
Hickman, J F
Hoadley, Luther
HoHIday.AS
Hoovor.Wm H
HoltzlEner. N M
Howard. George
Huddart, Joseph
Hughes, RV
Kurd. jWrick K
Hnddart.Ed
irys John
Kerr BenJ
Hellmer Frants
Halnsteen Hugh
Hadlock A It
Johnson, B V
Johnson, P K
Judklm. W A
James Henry
Johnsen It F
jRmei Alex
Jackley Lee
Kelawater, Charlea
Ktrkham, Solomon
Ktmberlin.wn.
King, Thos
Knspher, Henry
Kioppell Frederick
Lowroy, Phillip
Lowery, John
Jjongnecker. J K
Lockwood. Jam&i
Lunsford. Jamea
Lucas, Charles
Lemon. A W
Love. John
l.tmKey. D C
Lock wood L O
Livingston J F
Slorgan. Airw
Sf oore. G a
Moore. A gustos
Moore, Oeo-B
Moore, R II
MJorj.WiN
Marlon. Oeo rgti
Marobnc, Jacob
Harlattc, Jeremiah
Marsh, A D
Masterson, R D
Slay A
Msytiartl. Levi
Mnjors, T J
Mo.itcravJe. J B
Morrison, Robert
Mornings tar.Gcorsa
Moriilugtar, BcnJ
Mercer. J J
Med ford. James
Miller. EH
Mlller.Slmon
Mnnnt. John
Muns William
Sfartin J W
Mai res George
McCartney Daniel
Stares George
MIlferLO
Slury Lafayette
Ncidhart. Ch&s
Ncal. A F
Nelson. J D
Nickcll, A W
O'Dell, J C
Oliver, Smith
O'Pelt Alfred
Pierce, George
Plasters, Lemon
Plasters, Davidson
plasters, M n
Phillips. GeoS
Torter, Dc Forest
Pollock. A W
Pollock. C A
Fonn. John A
Ponn, Joseph
Pohn. Frank
Powell. J B
Price. S W
Penny D
Peorpont D W
Fenbody Oao E
PT.ce F
Robin. Thomas
Rogers, J H
Rogers, Ben
Rogers, Joshca
Rogers, John O
Rogers. WT
Rosseli. William
Ray. J L
Rowan. Thomas
3 to we. Herman
Rosen er. Chas
Russell, JO
Seam on. 8
Beaton. Thos P
Snook. Cosmos
Strong. Chas
Stephens. Geo W
Blophens. Stark
Stephens. Amos
Stephen?, Jaeob
Stephens, nanry
Stevens. Eugene
Stevenson, Jmt
Stor.t.SI.
Starry. Alex
t-tan-ATs cr
Sn-nm'jrs.K ?.
'iusserj.HR
. :rJI
BlO.o. J
fiT-an.RL .
B3n. W D
Sa-vier. B F
Sehlltt. Herrr
Pcireter Conrad
K-hjntx. Ctaa
Sykes, F R
Shroff. G
Ss'ltxer M'-ha;l
Snyder W
Smith H-nrv
EbclTcr Henry
Ttptn, Cc-rwin
TtLdel.FAJr
Trimmer. Tuad
TutUe.8?
Turner. G L
Tourrjelson. S S
Tmsamnel
ahoapsefl WilUim
naira.jonn r.
Berkley, J. B.
Herklay.aeo.P.
Kerrer, J. B.
Berger. It. C.
BUsn Thomas A
Beany James
Barrett Wra
Balmelle Lewis
Carson J L
Callln.BP
Cadenback, Joseph
Carney, Michael
Cveuey. John
CamptM-11. David
Church. J S
Clark, John O
Clark, Wm II
CSark, AC
CtarkrI. U
Clark, WmP
Clark, Myrata
Coons, i W
Coo as, Wra O
Coons, B i"
Colhapp, J L
Colhapp, Daniel B
Culbertson Chas
Crook J I.
Calhoun J D
Chaffee W tt
Clauason Andrew
Davis, SP
Davis. Oeo K
Dongherty.Goorge.
Dougherty, Wm
Do-JKherty, Chas
Davison, A R
Dawson. Wm 8
Dueser. J C
Deuser. J P
Den.WmT
Dryden JeCTQerson
Davis John
IPjriKht K
IMwnrds, "Thos
Ed. wards, T U
Emmons, Jas
.Ummons, J as A
Emery ill.
Flshburn.Ell
FItchGy. Thomas
Kink. Henry
Flora. John
Flynn.Wm
Kiynti, James
VlaVc, Lewis
Fritz, John K
Fraker.I'MIhp
French, Sidney
Gates, A G
Garmon, G W
Galley Thcs
Uituuo.J W
Oibjon, John O
Gtb'on. P It
Ulbsou, E W
Gillespie, Wra
Koye-. J D R
Hall, Charlton
Ilanley. Arch
llawk.Wm
Hacker. TC
Hackney. WW
Hamilton. JO
Hannaford, It S
narrfa. Wm It
Uaubold. Christian
Halves, Barrett
Hawos, Dnvld
Uandley. W A
Hardin, Ruben
Hanley, John
Hayden, SL
HaydsnCai
Hail.HB
Hawkey, Jeremiah
Harrison, C W
Hvsrklns, J C
Hayes, It It
Hayea, J J
Harpiitcr Richnrd
Harrison. Wm U
Helmer, Chas
Helmcr. Wm
Hardy William
Hanson GeorM
Howard Charles
Hadley Allen
Hammond J E
Jamison. S R
Jobnwn. Hcmer
Johnson, Oil
Johnson. J A
Jackson Edwin
James Wljon
Jones Rufua T
KtiufiTman. C ZX.
Kanffman. Wm
Kelley. J W
KeJley, Riley
JCeeth, Thomas
Kerr Joseph J
Ltnnon, John
Launon, Oeorso
L6tt.ll.unry C
I.enls, W D
Leech, W R
Llpsey, William
Llp-ey. EH
Livingston. Oeo
Lorrance. Wm H
Mntblcnn Edward
Livingston J J
Lons SI H
SIatthsw3, Matthew
Matthew. 11L
Million, John
Million James
Sllddleton.JohnW
Sllddlcton. John
Million, William
Slooney. Owen
Sloonoy. Patrick
Mooney. Michael
mooney. Uaruey
Manns. W J
McFall. A 3
McCabc. John B
MeCoincs.E SI
McCreery. Wm H
McGee. J L
ilcCiusky, Theodore
StrSUchoI. Davla
McLaughlin, D H
McLmiKUtiri, Timothy
McPherson . John
Morgan. A W
SrcNaughton J C
McUcc A 11 .
Moore C B
Sillier Henry
SfcCoyJSI
McCoy Hewet
Mltcheal John
Mits Charles
Nace. J T "
Naco. Israel .
Necley. Goo W
Newman. J W
Neckey Daniel
O'Dell. Ja-per
O'Dell. JuHdon
O'Dell Andrew
Parker. Ira
Parker, Samnei
Parker, Frederick
pjtfknr, Walter
Paxon, C A
Psiscctt.J J
Penny. Daniel
Perry, Thomas F
Pettit, Jame4
Prry.J II
Pettit, Job
Pierce, Silas
Pierce, John
Pierce, Jonathan
Penny Wesley
Perpont E A
Parks Babes
Parker James
Balney. R T
Rains, Isaac
Randall. Daniel
Rallsback. H
Randall. Harrison
Reed,S8
Reynold'. J 2
Rich. S M
Rich, Wellington
Rich, A L
Robinson. LD
Roblson. Alex
Randall Mlirord
Sanders. T 2?
Sandew.Wm
Sedores, Alf
Sedoras. Fred
Bedoras.JftCk
Sedoras, Nathan
Bcdor&i. John
Hhollborn.G
Shlffor, Henry
Shellenberzer.WD
Bburts, R T
Shnrte. J C
Sbntr. Joseph
hc!l. JaccS
felmmoaJs. IW
SUnmanos. .b i
SItumonrts. CJiti
Singleton. Wra II.
Simmond. W R
Smith. John Q A
Smith. D;
Smith, J W
Smith. CB
Bm'.tb. Charles
Smith. Geo V
Small. Wo H
Snyder. H T
Slbst B3iJasta
Sowle D W
Eesster Jacob
Ta-iaer. A" J
Thomas. J W
Thompson. Ren B
Thurman. H.C
Tncrin?.n.0 A
Teore, RoJwr; .
Tipton. TW
Thompron William
Taompson Geo C
TJmeF. setter Geo
Varnry. Wm
V4Cdrford. Wm
Vanrrhn. CblnmbttJ
Vaadevet J W
yanderrocrt, Joha
Vancll.F M
vnboTT) John
VickerJbia
'Wlll'ams Samuel'
Williams, a J
Wilcox. E H
Wilcox, J T
WTsDn. W P
W1U, Richard
VTilXit. G U
WearJoacyh
Westfall. Joel
Vestfail, Newtco'
Westfall. J a
WllKber.iv
Wrtht, J V?
WriSht. W B
Worthing. Kvaa
WoodjOB. WES-JJ
Watwutrit
woods TtaCiaj
Toons. Charles
Zook.JH .
Waldtef3.LoaU
Ward, Hiram
WokSfleid. Ttomas
Walker. D A
Waltz. Henry
Waltz. Aaron
Wad.3-y
Wail. B b
Whitney. R J
Whltrfay, Ransom.
WhnzcH.Je:e
White. George
Wbitll. V
Whitman. Jacob
Whealer, C W
Wheeler. Chantey W
Williams, j b
Williams. James
WhilfmoreJC
Wilson N W
Yonnj.Adam
Zook. James M"
Zook.Wm.H
oUce la hereby given, that I Tvill be In seasloa V
the office of Thomas & Brcady. In the City of
Brownville. on Saturday and Monday, the Ttaaod'
8tk days of October, lan. for tkepurcSeof cor
X tals '?ratIon. I want everylnkn wSS
tbathl3EJimeijeglitjTl. "ia;a
B.T.jrtGHE3. .
La:rn
FURNITURE
J. A. BIZER,
Now occcplas the oldlietBlater baHdlae.
Brownvilie, Nebraska
with a superb and selected iifbck creVerytaiac hr
theFuraiturellae. He lavHea Um piwic to
CALL AND SEE HMl
ana oompara iU prtesa with other dValers.
HE HAS S.
NEW STOCK,
Juat arrived from tho manufactories. Not a
Blnale piece or old furniture In It. Be
sides this. Bis Is eatlrely a
GOOD STOCK.
belnjr of the very beit Qoallty and finest ttn
lan. Parties buying of him can ex
pect to obtain the xenulno ar
ticle. And better than
all.hecanmifely
say that ho
Vaa
A MP STOC
27ooeecaaoSr
Better Inducsments-
In the way of quality, style at art.
GIVE HIM A CALU
He Is prepared to Job rurnlturc to-retail dilers
on the most advantagrou termn. Ho can
surely thsn witii goods, either
FINISHED OH IK THE ROUGH,
at prices that aro really surprising. Merchants
in the Interior, who arc carrying Furniture,-
orwuodeslre toadd Itto tbcfratoclc of
GENERAL MERCHANDISE,
ARS INVITED TO CALL,
33-ly v
I I - ! -
Whoiosalo and Hetail
Danler la
OI.D KENTUCKY
nisns m liqooi
Pure WInca, Bitters, &c,
ff.7 KAIX STITEET,
BROWNVILLE, XEBllASEA.
- FRANZ HELmSS,,
UfAGONAgLACKSMITHHSP
ONE DOOR WEST OF COXHiT HOUSE
WAGON MAKING, Bepalrirr,
riow, anrl all work doninthelie3t
manner and on short notice. SatU&ctlon gnnran
nntced. Olvehlmacall. lS-ly.
LOUIS WALDTEE,
House, Sign and Carriage
Ninai
JTo.55 Slain St.
BOVryVILZi
Mized Paints
FOR SALE,
GJXJn?G
GRAINING, SMARTING,
FROSTING. KAIOMINLNU. ETC.
3-ly
OEO. T, N1GE1LY &. CO.,
BUILBERS- AND
Bridge Contractors,
BBX)W2TVILLE. EL'RASKA.
Will take contracts for buIIdlcsBrld2t. Raisin
or MovlSiy Bnildlnss, and all kinds of Shop anil
JobblncW ork. Contract work solicited. Work jrcar-ranteea-
to fclve sitisfactlon, and done oa short
notice and reasonable terms.
Have also the right to erect the
Smitli Patent Truss Bridge
la Searasca, ftms, XanioidSoHtaerH
SlBseuri.
K3-?xmcz of srmscs soLscrrsu. ky
JACOB 2!AKOHN,
I&ERCHAftT TAILOR,
A-
ef. W. APPLSGATS,
nciiTECT & m
Brctrtfflifft. Nebraska.
WILL Lft ALL KIKDS OF BUILDCTG. PJE'
.. parPlans.UruwDsIns.RhdPornthi?iec-Sga-.osA.
BiitLVRctlon guaranteed: Job Work o?
every ascription rvt short notice. Shop on FlrsT
St rei-t. between Mln and Atlantic. 25-tr
GEORGE G. START,.
. CASH DEALER IX
B rata & A grlcii It u f aT I m p le m erite
AbH Si'arairo r"Feraydl85 aajl
OomziiiiBSioix !ie3GJ4p,nt
ASPINWALB. NEBRASKA.
HAY ICXT.VES.fcr 'sale bv W.D. Shelienbtrger
... ,'Z4:ia,nstrat.34oPtersn Block. Brown
ville.?eb. dcrtf
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