TUB ADVERTISER
THUItSD-VY, OCTOnKIt 12, 1S71. f,
Publishers' Notices.
rvrr x CoriKs or Tin: Aivkuti-kr ftr sale by O.
u Mo Jin- noofchellPr. stationer an J Xew Deal-
. 0.V7Miln street, next door to the PosUiGice,.
t Xt.Tirrs. "ct a3 ordinary reading matter.
A A, t" -j,ar?ed tun cent per lliie.'eucli Insertion.
s - -n -li'l'laV type twenty-live per cent. addltt-
jaal t3 bore ratf-i.
.tr-T:FKEXT under tti- head of "Wanted."
.- Int." "For Sale." "Lost." "Found." A...
w V charged twenty-Arc cent for nidi adver;
nt of a valines, or loan, each insertion. Ad
" merts o.er live Huts, at the rate of five
.- - irlio.CACh Insertion.
CASTItEV A IIACKEU,
Publishers Advertiser.
CITY AXJ COV2TY.
w Ailrertlnements.
T . 4 s Votic-A. W- irorjf in, Probate Judge.
t -"sur Stove W. n. &heilenbcri;er.
i r-a' Lo'tULowman.
' v-. .i. v a (VilmKn.
,,Dvid Bsrnej, Peru. Xeb.
-:e- Milton OrIi. Kollcicir. Iowa. -i
of Xcbrsta-;eo. P. -aton, (.ashler.
i
flcon, at Gilmore & Co.
j. .v figures at Big Stove.
M.. 'niie oil at J,elUfc Creigh'a.
Tor Premium Cigars go to Cohn's.
0.) to Geo. Daugherly'a for good,
gur.re meals.
iv,f gnou smoking and chewing to
1 i r 'o to (John's,
.toolBook of all kinds, at Mc
('roery & Nickel's. 47-3m.
Remember that V. T. Den has a
f .12 Vw of Hardware at reduced pri-
M C'ki.eRY fc Xickki.Ii keepB Pure
J) u Hrgeat stock, and lowest pric
es. .
Colhap" Uro's. Tobacco, the best in
t .e mnrket, at Gibson & Yancil a.
47-lm.
Tor guns, powder, bhot' ammuni-
i nd cartridges, go to
W. T. Dens.
V ':.tr.rp or corn will be received on
h :mJ;uoii for the Advertiser at
t.ii n price.
V,v; ) A good cook to whom
t v.- - will be paid. Enquire at
t , ,'. i,,ilds House.
'I . ingest and best assortment of
i - t i v , nnr.p? and toilet articles
1 1 tht oity at Lvtt & Creigh's.
Qc-'KNSWAaE. Swan & Brother
tv. ti 1 v. Ill sell Queensware cheaper
Oiau any other store west of the Mis-
-'jri
T'ik. i-hvtion is over and Gilmore &
( -Ar, a.iil idling groceries as low
rs tnc lowertt. Go and see them be
f.ie buying elijewhere.
Kngllsh Water Proof.
K"'h-b uior Proofs in Black and
"White (irotn and Black, Gold and
ll'i-k, Givy, jut received at Thco
jlil & Co."
'd kinds of tinware at Shellenbet
g'r'a. L
AU.'i.i!' :irected to the adver-
tSt". 'i t J. J. Gosper, of Lincoln.
if .:t-ry of this gentleman at-t-
i !.--.! t1 attention and admi
rt.. .i at il." "air last week.
Ivsiail lt-i- niovfil his drinking pal
ava I tuliiard parlor to the build
jtjiT i i 5 uccuj-ied by Joe Huddart,
li i, mw lies iu waiting to re
' t h:s friends and patrons.
-t..t-lttve the Reynolds House
f r ail p..sit-. Went or South. Bu?s
i? t ih.Ips each train.
). Lauxoke, Prop,
C.i s -:. ClijijH'r, Sterling and break
ia. ; ,- ti Slu-Iieiibbrgar'?.
J u n Mauoiin will sell all his
" .I v -ide fKMi it coat prices to
. i i' ii.t for his iii-w stock, whieh
i ...vr tiinn evyr brought into
f. - kvl
I. . v ,s ii.e time to clothe up for the
1 i
i Jncob MhtoIhi la the "i"u
.a t In nil.
t. . ...,. i,. i
4 T"r . lull Hiiti'lt "t Vll II II1M U 111111 I 1
1 ' VV. T. Den will sell you bet--i
MMiM-r wagons tliancan be
'. t' '.!' State.
sit; oed, bucket j, pail?, tubs,
a-i i irdi. clothes lines, kc, &c,
s r With a jrond inuny other ar
t: .-. e..n be found at Swan & Uro's.
15 Tp now fully prepared for tho
' . .i and (Uiiiuot be uuderaold.
J '-: i -k is open and Invitee inspec-
i in.i.LKNKEnaKn'scan be found
. . I ut tanning tools scythes,
i - . rks, shovels, .spades, hoea,
n.
. live teeth, at prices to BUit
J k :ieFall luui jut moved his
' -t. vk up to 58 Main Street,
w-i re . i big crowd is expected to be
: .:i. from this lime on, .buying furn--tjre
at his wonderfully cheap rates.
L w ligures at Jiig Sto-v.e.
The Fruit Trees, Evergreens and
H-bo plants on exhibition at the
Mitt Tair, were donated to the Board,
" are for sale. Call on R. W. pur-f'a-.
.it h:s ollice.
Low figures at Big Stove.
-Tenv: Tea:: Tpri!!! Cheaper than
Ever.
Kvan S: -Brother have just received
direct from the Importer a choice lot
of tta, to which they invite compari-
' with any in this market. Choice
hnperijr You "u Hyson, Oolong, Ja-1'-il.
.. .sv; .- vjf from 20 to 25 per
tr ' . ......ie by purchasing your
' k Brother.
L'jw itguresat Big Stove.
Tie greatest Photographic attmc
iJ t. iu Southern Nebrarka is Ben-i-u
new Phtitograjihic Gallery in
Mt-.,ii:i.. jjew bniidr.ig up stairs.
u ' an j , cuuirnodioiis and fitted up in
II" lu-at st!e. Bennetts new gallery
ir-iot fail to be the most attractive
taraiihic studio in lirownyille ' Now is Your time to order
' ah i-id cce me. for 1 mean business. Furniture. Call at Moored -
J. Wesley Bennett. " Store,, exam inp sampler, and J
1m,
Low figures at Big Stove.
Hydraulic Cement nfSwan & Bros.
Bacon and Canvassed .Hams at
Swan &-Bro. - -
Bacon at Swan & Bro's.
Baiu wagons at Big Stove.
Powder, shot, lead and caps at
Swan & Bro.
Stevenson & Cijoss. Hardware at
Big Stove. .,..., . .
Buy your glass, paint, oil and wall
paper at Lett & Creigh 's.
Clieap Sugar and Molasses for pre
serving at Swan & Bro.
Lett & Greigh sells nothing but
pure Drugs and Medicines.
5, 10, 20, gallon kegs and ernptj
barrelsTor sale at Swan & Bro.
Everybody is invited to call at Ben
netts new Photographic Gallery.
3 m.
Low figures at"Bhj tove.
Wanted a girl to do housework.
Steady employment end good wages.
W. n. Small.
For Paints, Oils, GJass ami Wall
Paper, low down, go to McCreery &
Nickells.
If j'ou 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
ticlo kept by Swan & Bro.
Send your orders in at once to Gib
son & VanciPs, where you 'will get
every thing yon want cheap, and
have it delivered without extra
charge.
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.
WTanted at Moore's Book Store f)00
subscribers for the Prairie Farmer.
All who subscribe now for 1872, get
their paper three months free. Hur
ry UP-
Look to your Peach Trees.
Some of our gardeners and fruitgrow
ers in this vicinity have discovered
their Peacli Trees are being taken by
the Borers. A little careful observa
tion and labor in time may save your
trees.
Well cooked ham will be the order
from this date. And W. T. Den will
sell you the best cooking, heating and
parlur stoves, for less money than any
other stove dealer-mSfebraska, .
- Swan-&BratheVare-eonstaitly re-j
CeiVing lurgodotS., of groooioa -wjjjolv
they are selling at low prices to suit
thc times.
Phil Denser keeps constantly on
hand Nebraska City Beer, as also
Brownville. "You pays your money
and you takes your choice."
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.
Low figures at Big Stove.
Swan & Brother maintain their j
reputation for the excellence and
cheapness of their teas. Call and see
them when you want any thing In i
, ... !
Lbat hnl' i
Sti:venson & Cnoss.-r-Hardwarc 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-
j.il attention given .to taking care of
trnncinnt toiinm niul bonrdllllT horSCS.
at roasonflDie rates. -xo-in
i -i -ioo.
- - -
Stevknson & Cuoss-.-Big
Stove.
-Hardware at
Low figures at Big Stove.
Shcrmtn Ilonse.
It ia 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 tho host or
hostess to keep alive and healthy
such reputation.- Tho Sherman
House is one of the institutions of our
city which improves with age it
wcar3 well. Mine host Kaufman, on
his part unsparing in providing sup-
plies, while tho culinary department
is under the competent direction ana
management of Mrs. K. The Sher
man is deservedly popular.
Low figures at Big Stove.
A Bran New Stock of Goods.
Staple Dry Goods aud Notion'',
Men's Seasonable Clothing and Hats
in great variety.
Afine 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 Eell ut
reasonable prices to suit the times.
Call and see me at the old stand.
4t Geo. Maj'.ion.
J. "Wesley Bennett has removed
his photographic studio to the upper
floor of Marohus new building and
has fitted it up in elegant style. Ev.
ery body should call and see him.
Low figures at Big Stove.
Teas ! Teas 1 ! Teas ! ! ! Why use
an inferior Tea, when Swan fc Bro.,
will sell you the best at the same
price which other dealers charge for
HTjheap and coarse article.
School Ofi'icers, Attention I
School
J3ook
eave
lyour orders. 44-tf.
Personal.
"We had the pleasure last week of
making the acquaintance of Dr. J. 3T.
Converse, the well known and respon
sible Railroad builder of tbe-Avest.
The Doctor represents the- party
who have the contract for construct
ing the Brownville, Fort Kearney
and Pacific Railroad, and from his
high reputation' as a railroad man, we
can assure our citizens that this road
Is in good hands, and hope that our
people will do their part to advance
this great enterprise.
Special attention is directed to the
advertised salo of short horns, &c.
in to-day's Advertisek. Farmers
and stock raisers who attend the sale
at Kellogg on the 20th, will be aide
to .supply themselves with, cattle.
horses and farm maehincrv of a first
class character on liberal terms.
The weather the past week has been
everything by turns and nothing
long. Rain, wind, heat and cold
have been profusely mixed up and
dosed out to our people and the con
sequence is everybody is "barking."
In our hurry last week we over
looked in our notes a memoranda rel
ative to the buggy on exhibition at
our State Fair the workmanship of
our fellow citizens. Berkley & Switz
er, which attracted very general at
tention, and the" admiration of every
judge of that kind of furniture. It
was light, yet strong, and in style,
make-up and general finish was tle
equal of any which more pretentious
establishments could turn out. No
one should go from Brownville to buy
a buggy while B. & S. are in the
trade.
We were favored this week with a
visit from our jovial friend, John
Creason. He informs us that he has
been on a visit to the vicinity of
Grand Island, this State, and that the
Platte river there is perfectly dry.
He contemplalea a visit to Dr. Mc
Pherson's town, Republican City
with a view, we judge, of looking up
a pew home. His farm near London
in this county, is offered for sale. It
is a good chance for some one wants a
small fruit farm, to get a bargain.
F. E. Johnson &Co have now got
their new stock of goods unpacked
and marked and are ready to sell
them at prices which challenge com
petition. Give them a call. Ladies
are especially invited to inspect goods.
Wibley is in receipt of a new stock
of furniture and a large invoice of
carpets which he will sell cheap for
cash. Ladies should make a note of
the carpets.
One of the natet stores in the
State is that of L. Lowman in Ma
rohns new building, and in it is one
of the choicest storks of goods ever
exposed for sale in thi section of
countrv.
. Hontinp- Stoves.'ftliJm?Bto ve. -1
. 4 " . " tv
: Cnnarr binmtliilnnf
Tumblers for jelly, with tin covers,
at Swan & Bro.
School Rooks, all kinds, at Moores
Book Store. 44-tf.
Wagons at $S5, at Big Stove.
Furniture reduced thirty per cent.,
at W. T. Den's.
Best quality fall and spring wheat
flour at Swan & Bro.
The celebrated Evening Star heat
ing stoves at Shellenberger's,
Clocks, Watches, and Jewelry for
sale cheap by Dunn and Hays.
; "
For vour choice boots and shots, at
reduced prices, go to W. T. Den.
Wagons nt $35, ut Big Stove.
A large invoice of chairs of all
kinds just received at Jack McFalls.
Salt: Salt! !-Ohio River and
Lake Salt by the barrel at Swan fc
Brother.
Shellenberger is La receipt of a large
stock and assortment of heating
stoves. A full stock of axes and farming
implements at the sign of the Red
Stove.
j Best selection of heme made ca3i-
meres, jeans, flannels, and woolen
yarn, at Den's.
Low figures at Big Stove.
Rkmovkd. Dr. Blake's dentist
office has been removed to North side
of Main Street, 3 doors West of Post
Ollice. tf.
Do you want a choice syrnp at SO
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.
Wagons at $85, at Big Stove:
. Blojsli AJacna.
Full Hues of Black Alpaccasin pop
ular Brands at Theo. Hill & Co.
Choice coffee just received by SYan
& Bro. consisting of, Old Government
Java, Ceylon, African, and Rio.
Low figures at Big Stove.
Jacob Marohn offers his present
stock of goods at and below coat to
make room for a new fall and winter
stock.
Bennett & Dolen have a large and
inviting stock of piece goods, over
coatings, cashimere ve&tings and oth
er seasonable goods. Cali aud exam
ine goods and prices.
Stevenson it- Cross. Hardware at
Big Stove.
Distbict Order Books Just what
every School Director should have,
who intends to keep a correct cash ac
count. IDsjsniine them, at Moore's
Book Store. -U-tf.
Liipe, Plastertog Hair and Cement
at Swan & Bro.
ST. DJOIiOIT? ITEMS:
St. Deroin is ovcrnm this wppI;
.wmi Hiraugers-wjiu imvc tuim-i .
the great debate, now in prore-?? -
;.i- . . - i.i .. ... ... I,..., -
tween Proi. Ciarl: Jiraden '; ii.f
Christam Church. .ml W. J'. .-iu.
Shockev debate
On Monday of tliis week'.tbe dis
cussion was upoirthe (ue,st :on: "I
the Spirit of maiVa' conscious s:itit;, V
Will it be conscio'us between, death
and the resurrection ?"
On Tuesday of this week Hit- dis
cussion was upon the iiuesti-n ; "'YiU
there be any resurcciion of t.iun'i
from the grave."
On Wednesday of this, week' the
discussion was upon the question : "is
there any scriptural authority lor or
ganizing christians by theselectiou of
church officers ?'-' "
The steam boat lauding at St. Dei
oin is one of the best on the river.
Grain comes into market slowly un
der tiie present ruling prices.
Xew oats and corn are seillng in St.
Deroin at JS20 cents per biithel.
The great Nebraska Coal 'ompany
is still prospecting for coal in I lie
blufis surrounding St. Deroin.
Good working veins of coal have
been reached by the drifting of the
coal company, but thicker ones are
looked for a little further down.
Our citizens are anxiously enquir
ing after the prospects of the Trunk
railroad.
Our people are throwing open their
doors generously to the multitude of
strangers attending the debate.
Judge Ritter takes a fatherly inter
est in furnishing the public with a
large building, seats, &c, for the ac
commodation of those who are inter
ested in hearing the debate.
Elder Shockey is a cool, dispassion
ate and close reasoner, and he de
lights to run his opponent's passions
into inextricable absurdity.
Prof. Bradeu id a young man of
commanding abilities and endeavors
to weigh down his ponderous oppon
ent with a multitude of quotation-, j
and facts, which, iu the main, are
well put.
Vocal music is a science which lu.s
received much attention by.heyouug
Indies and gentlemen of St. Deroin.
The Methodist and the Church of
God societies sustain regular preae..
lng in St. Deroin.
The Methodist Sabbath School, for
some reason, has been suspended.
This ought not to be.
The St. Deroin School Di-nle! of
ficers are building a substantial orb k
school botii-e on Main hvet, twer.'y
four by forty, the found mon of vr:;i h
is completed, and tut hnuk ! aii on
the ground for thcHipeiMructure
A. L. Kerr &.Uo.t hae n-.ijowd I
their stock of goods totiieir larguiu-w
- tr
two-story buH4ujpiF;dJiifii st.-
al! to rJ I7rt k t- ixl. jiu i u .r i . -"?..
TiPpfSr -.-"' TT " ;o- i; v
oi tnisairm; ntiu iw.- uutgo;jU wt I i
aMiumerouH'uinss oT-easnrrrifcxsi
A. J. flitter, the olJreJialilefnion-
eer m
lercnnnr, tins ifvaiKv .'iiiarHiej
and rcmoddled his More on '-Main
cy.of the Church ol Gou. -I-H.-..i..r..ai,riU.l...-inftj i.iuwln.l w,1 fl!Wl rto:" um,er " d
JarvisS. Church, of Urowvi. . i lU ,, vM,n,.r rrI..n.Js in 'his vi i '? l W11' Tliey have the ogen-
(hn.l,;i..rntil..r ... .:., r .'.. - - MWU' :rjcn.sin , Ins. 1 1- j cy ,r Klcliiirthon. Johnbou, Pawnee and
the piesimng olhter iu tin- -,r. - ,..,. , . . , ,,,... A,,n,.ai., , .,, ,
His eustoinei-i 'keep hH tWoejinah to kHI. Cuqtv Chariey, IfL'a
anlv clerks biwy m lear.ajf have -,rr,e tmtttoti. "Dn: ah grtntl"
street
gentlem
off, measuring out and weighing a
general variety of n)Lrciu!idie.
Mr. Shook, one of the enterpri.-tiu-.'
CMinril. "P.rrir hors i thi tirom ifl .,r . f
the largest and best sie:;m miw and
gristmill in th county. TIis bins
are filled with choice winter wheat,
aud the Hour he sells is among our
best and choicest marketable brands.
Mr. Clayton Hendri"k-, a farmer
from the country, becoming exeiied
by too much whiskey, let his team
run away on Monday, ne wa3 pick
ed up, by some friends, with a broken
arm and .cared for. The team, harn
ess and wagon were badly damaged.
The weather is cool, dry and win
dy. Late sown winter wheat needs a
warm rain.
St. Deroin permitts no intoxicating
liquor to be sold by the drink within
her limits.
Dr. Rice has one of the best bear
ing fruit orchards in the "county of
Nemaha.
St. Deroin manufactures and furn
ishes Atchison county an excellent
article of brick.
MAMMOTH STOCK OF GOODS.
Fall Opening nt F. K. JoluiiiOJi &, Co's
Since tho return of Mr. -Frank E.
.In innn frnm .wnuwkH tihsinei in i
. . . .
"" '" --' -- .
(he east this establishment ha-, been
kept busy opening, unpacking and
spreading out the new arrivals or
goods. They hae nver had su l.iruu
a stock, and it is useless t wiy that
nobody u$q lias. Their new arrival
embrace every variety of dry gueds,
dress goods, notions, fancy g.-ud-
hat, caps, boot?, shoe-, etc., of ihe
bet qualities. We need not say that
their assortment of goods in this iiin
is unequalled in th. eity. The::
shelves, cases aud coutrs are filled
full and heaped up, and tiil unopen
ed cases cover the vjicant ?;iaed mi
the floor.
They havealsoa supetb stork of
groceries, queensware. woo li-n miri
willow ware. In fact nothing u u
thought of which tltey have not. You
will make mney by renieintu-iin
that F. E. Johnson & Co's iall a tuck
has arrived. '
Sampson The American S.im.isnn Csae
31111 is the nest lnrge mill in the ninraei.
Self-suljustiii? mills; ifcight C25 an J TimiUis.;
Lirye rollers, 9x12 and lbc!2; cipncity -500 to
WO gallons juice per day. Call aaii see them
at V. D. Shellenberger's,
Slilngles lower than ever at John It.
Bell's.
Hi 8 IJ 1
Yon will be honestly dealt with, and any
error that may occur will bo cheerfully cor
rected. i John It. Bell.
For a nico drink try Small's Velvet Bour
bon, that Ue will open to-day. Finest that
ever Qame to town.
iryou want to play 'Billiards go to the
Brunswick Billiard Hall, ns thai, is the only
Ilnnsc In Brownvllletliai has Huj lajest
stylcE of tables.
PJZIiJT IT EJUS.
Sl!lif!i,L l.ct tt( rttrr rf lc win.
'.. -
.- . mj -l MlO WJIV. 1
S 1---1 H- ur the Fffon. Jlouday
,v iH ,, 'jr(e-jr ai!V t,eter.
J WHH,,,,, H. Hp.su, jm Old resident of,
liii'.Uiess -rood at Lino !n.
G. V. PetersoM, proprietor of
1 .eru City P.afcfry. is erecting a
i-w bididiiig on oU nfi for ie-i-
d-nct; and business house. Go in
George, an I improve the town.
Mes.-ss. Matthews & Moody our
new Hadwaas and Agricultural Im
plement dealers, have received by
rail about 30 tons of freight the past
week for their new store. Success to
them.
Wild Geese are getting plenty, and
our sportsmen are improving the op
portunity to refit their feather beds.
Fifty d. sirable lots in Peru, for
sale, enquire ol .f. W. Bliss, real
estate ami insurance agent,' Peru,
eb.
Your regul-ir correspondent I
eompeiled to say that dipt. Snyder's
rooster is right side up. The Capt.
has taken particular pains to convince
him of the fact. It is a pity the Cap
tain has o much trouble with his
rooster. Wouldn't it be a good idea
to have him herded, Cap..?
Mr. Isaac Black is putting up a
fine brick residence near the State
Normal School building size 20x32
feet, two stories high above basement,
and when completed, will add one
moro to the many beautiful residences
in that part of town. IT. M. Mears
has the contract which will insure a
good job.
The ladies of Peru and vicinity
"liould not fail to call at Henderson's
in Peru, when they want anything
in the Millinery line. The3 have
the largest and finest stock of Millin
ery and Fancy goods in the State,
and will sell them lower than the
same good" can be bought either at
Brownville or Nebraska City. Low,
lower, lowest. 51-3t
Tliirt.y good hands wanted to
work on tin; railroad. Enquire of 11.
li. Smith, Peru, Neb. ol-2t
v. L. Prf.ity is agent for the Do
ty Washing Machines and the Nov
elty Wiiner. They are the best,
and ho will sell them low down for
cash.
The town is full of Wairotis load
ed with pumpkins, turnip's, potatoes,
etc. It l getting about time to take
euro of that elas of "phroot."
A cheap residence for sale, in
Peru. Turin-; to suit purchaser. En
quire :f J. W. li.iss. real estate and
insurance agent. Peru, Neb.
T!ir- praetiea! working of the
herd taw Jin- provd very s--i:i-:V.et;ry
,!u" 1M s'-:,t' ,J- Sl" il u 1k' UnHed
bor and Tnjpretheirprooortyf.
' t V '..if-..!!!' I frll l l-i iTiTrlT ."-JT.T-
R..,.i-i.n.i'T";;unM;iit. a ..hi.n .
. '
:uitins 't If'H'
The City iRmvi u.4i dUum.iiat
TuU!--nce efi'-cted on all kinds if
Mtv or eiiuniry property. Empire of!
J W. BI1-.S. teal -tate and inU'anec
rent.
Peru. Neb. lie reprtents
some of the oet?t companies in the
country.
The Morton brothers, and P. C.
Ri. hards, the former architects and
builder-,, an 1 the bitter house, sign
and ornamental painter, have erected
a large new building on 5th street, for
the purpose"ofjarryiug on their sev
eral braiiehes of business. It is grat
itylng to see their labors crowned
with such an amount of success as
to require the occupation of largei
quarters. They ate all energetic, go
ahead men, and good mechanics, and
can't fail to succeed.
The Tynan brothers, cattle dealt
era at Peru, crossed at this point last
Saturday. 150 head of fine beef cattle
that they have been gracing in Mis
souri during the yammer. They in
tend to stall feed tliem for the Chtca-
yo market lids winter. They will be
able toue a small quantity of our
surplus grain.
I ij co1i)mii- fllt eppt.
Bogiwjtl a lot of cattle got together.
I The Tynan boya understand their ,
1
Prof, if clvenzie. State Supt. Pub.
In?tructio:t. reached home ibnm Lin-
. i i. wiiitiir i-t ti i-iiiiiiri u iiit-ai-
-.-.-. TT- 4. 41...
co.n lU.st j.'imu. j .v .. H . t..v
. .. ., ,. ,
Lincoluit.'S very much (lis:sliiiel
witli the result "f the late election on
the aduptinsi of (lie new constitution.
I notice two mistakes in the ciiurcn
. i'iiimiIii i. .t . . -.. . .. ...........! I'Miimi i i r-:in i t t triirx rmr nil rtin . A.. i
tthifujiB'ritii at Iire hiriiig&.tiie -fuli. -
.... U..j,.1 .1 Ul ,..'1 . ... ........ AJUJI l. i
ietorv for Peru, viz: St. Mary'. RJnUnm&CWmqtMilCjn
I. TilboU, p3tnr. services have;
.1
C
I....... .I! ......it illllAi! Ill tlll llll-.'l fIDll I
,vk-' i
hi' IiV. T'tlboJ has moved to Lri-
., ,.-.,. . i, . r- t? '
e !n. Phf M. K. CUUrch. UeV. G. S.
Al :indi.ri-thep.i-lnr'iMe..(l of M
5'rl.!ia.il, v. iso i.-i the presiding wider
... ., fl
fill i!lW li-!net: resilience at lvrtl. .
. '
, U illr lenian et lire toe.'.intlier
i -i , I- 1:. I.-;. 1- ... T,,., .1... 'Pi.;-
k;ln of line brie, on r.U'-U iv. I In-
i?k-,-5 tin' ixth Ullil fo till" Vird
ihii - !; n, tilld they have llota brick
.. h...l f,..- ..!, TliPf.. b-iQ h...n -
min"d to nsa'ce it win
Tin- vitr wi-:'
liuht, lr.it on wmijI J jr:ji;uN(; iliat ev
iTViindv ll-ld the Itcil, jlldizinur b the
'. .
nmotlllt ol seratcilllijr Hone. It l- -
timated that there was at loat three
m?3 of lead pencils used uj. Tiie
writer only lost nine. Loaned them.
"W. G. Glasgow, living two mile
south of Peru, h:i gathered from His
young orchard the present season
over one hundred bushels of as fine
apples as were ever raised in any
country. lie also sold from a few
Co 11 con I
Vines, the present season
U. ,,.. 1 . 1 r -...,,-.
OUSatld nOIlllilH Of irnipea.
over one th
Mr. G. hti-s his orchard entered for the
premium ofiered by Maj. Pearm.in; cf j
' ' " Hooper wifmot irV"ry, inuio qw& ruumty nm thrcush from KANSAS CITV U DKSVEK
d -ilinifl for hrif'K ill lllis market this .- err si fe. e liiriMor conal to inwn- WKboetCbanse.
t on an inirr'vaient th.it um not simnlifv, and M ,,, ,. 1... ,uu. .., - .
W ! "Cr JTJ7 .t-. that m' feuin- iiigffltVSlSS S'
. Mchinar6 n ea chirfly iy thine who. as a grneral niul ca 1 -t.p over ;.t Denver ai viait the ric
rile lieu!li)t VlSet! oft vpr- e,'l rule, kno-r HttlB of pra--tical mechm ks, a grwiter m nin? -r.euljursl anrt srwing ilwtriii of Colcra-
, ., . ." Wrof timplw-ity in thtir ctmtructioa nnd ue. nipl do.
eity. I'.very mail eeillf;I in ti r:i - llH!,,npntI al.iwerrnTieorpriceswerB cMential, la dosocon iKlioii3 made at Ki-i-asi' tv wish all
iuintr a V.rtv; v,f hi- own ami deter-, rA:rtoL:ectisn:r-i want. ":S!rW1 !r''"i treKT.'nh l?u-
r:Sl 'Jliov-'Mm Strings ! "WTOWfc. REAL fqt&tf actntc'
j a mighty fine orchard. I go to the postopfice. J -iilU. AAJLXja i CO, 1 2Ei3DXAisr.
Wagons at $85, at Big Stove.
Doors, sa&li. blinds &c, ut wholesale
PJ- T
iUII. U, J.l.iU.
Cly'a PatcntWEtttuerStTl..-Sn-nn
flra, ate arnts for this Weather Strip..
i iholrxlnrula this city. w,u revive prompt
attention.
tf
Srtlt Jj- t'.w Unrrel.
Oo., have It lor sale.
F. E. Johnson &
Wagons at $S5, at Big Stove.
In tJto Field.
It It a pleasure to the Farmer and fruit
grower to know where he can always pro
cure yrnsT class Implements to aid in per
forming the labor of the field and orchard.
Messrs. Mansfield, Elllnjr.vood t Co., of
St.Jof-ph, Mo , are still '-in the field" with
a fti!J stock of all Implements needed for
fall u-e.
Tho Welcome 3ull:y IJake is anew rake in
this market, hat has, wherever used, gfven
entire NHtUfuctlon,
The IIolliiiKsworth Sulky Rake. Ions and
favorably known n one of tho vry best
sulky rukes made.
1'IlPV IlltVdn full virr1-rC TH C?
ImSs and Excelsior Kevolvlns Hay Rakes
fer h.Je cheap.
Vlie Buckeye Grain Drill, with two hop
pers Tor Force or Improved Feed gives it an
advantage over all other drills, and does not
increase the price.
The latest imp-oved Buckeye Cider Mill
and Pre.-s both large and small size, suita
ble for persons owning larjje or .small or
chards. Of riorgham Cane Mill! they havo three
sizes, light, medium and heavy, thereby
enabling the Farmer to get a mill suitable
in blze to his crop of cane. Also, a good ar
ticle of heavy Sheet Iron for Evaporator
Pans.
Their stock of Iron, Steel and Hardware
is large and well suited tothedemands of the
trade.
DiscrlptlveJCircnlars and Prices of their!
goods will he sent on application.
For fall plowing they have a largo stock of
Deero's Moline and Canton Clipper Plows.
Wc ask for them a liberal .s.Vire oj the
custom of our Farmers. Mrcliamus r.nJ Mer
chants. JU-Iy
Stevenson & Ci:o-s. Hardware at
Big Stove.
It is no trouble to show our lumbar. Call
and examine before purchasing elsewhere.
Joux It. Beli,.
1V"n. II. Hoover, Ilea! F.stite Acent and
Conveyeucer: Court Jloom. 31tf-dw
. m .
Dnlidcrs should not fnii to call at John
H. 1'cir.s, and get his prices aad oiti:natts
m your b.uldin. You will save money by
It.
For Ciioite Groceries jo to F. K. Johnson
A Co.
Picture Moulding, of vll kinds, Just ro
ccivetl ut .Lit-UtiIcKHii's.
Carpenter:, "time in money," and you
will alwajs-Yiir time by uinj5 oar lumber,
a n.l money by buying .f us.
Jous It. liCLT..
.Tnlin K. DpII. MtchKnn I'ino- T.nuihor
yiirl, crnmr I -it and co!;; Street, Is stock
ed with every l:lnd cif I.'illd'nu malorlal a
man can use, and always at the lowtisC possl-prli-e.
j If von 'aunnt find what you want any
whweh, you may depend on KottinKit at
WW-trHaW 7$!?-'??;:- -
one car
loaif Klftiy llea'psrs. any quantity df-pHjwe,
usri-rnors. corn plnnters and every thins a
won wntils Call on F. A
TIsdel tt Co.
Brownville, or.Pawnce City
--WldtGfiw "ift8S. nt BiR Slove.
1
Purlor, cooking stoves at Shellenber-
u s
! ger s.
1 V22D237ht&&lsSBXiZ
Office of John L. Carson,
BANKER,
H7tOW: VI LT.K, VEIL. Jv.'.y 2tl. 1571.
TKIV? about to -on.oIiIa'o this. tl.-' o?:t
I'J IUiuKiu!,- KotabliaiitM ut in N ubr-isfca.) into 'l.at
of tiie
I desire to return my sincere thanks to r. poaproi
inl:ii fur tie universal COXFIDENCK AND
lATUOX.(;i: hetoued on the oi.t. anil ssk n
oontlmitil ana increaeu support to the sot,
The First National Bank of BreTOviilo, Ne'e,
In v.iiie'.i I sliIl remain as Tresltlcnt r.ail one of tUc
K.Ii!:iN-f l'!!CI
I rercctriillv rerucst that nil rarr I"'1 E OR
MA l'UUINO, bu promptly p ild, or satisfactory ar
r.ii!fjeiucnw made -.vStli the new iunk for resetre!.
Jl-tr .'J5 Inln Street.
THE nPUGVED
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T; A STIC LOCK STITCIF
Tins Bitpencr Jlachlnoiso'iaptedtotho rery-xido
ranpecflUuira:Bc:.FcIhii?.llrai'lin-Hinilir. Cinlins.
Knibnritfennc, Siiitmns. Quiitinc TiiikiDK. Unfllinjr,
jijtchlnsdHatLering. IsrquIypKxifornuo
S0,.13 tho mwt I,nictical StnciaS
Uw m-e'llaor the Metan - IToopcr is ehnrt r.n
srr.iiKl-l, irnl Is iiotopcn to the o'jittion of vi'jwtioa
r.I as rt-uito in Ioa!rorc.melii.--llM. It is never
ee: too liUli, nor too low. The nuu-liitio b a!w.-rs in
on. K-wsUoat twocoxinoii!ioU'Ri:uoHtre-vjnil-
'"-: watis 110 thrf-ad; nnnot taiiylo it" rnn witliont
p(yMl? llor v!lin ' j., of the K0OlU j,
ob-tructJ. Thofwl k never dall.is s-ositive. and is
Ihe v-rv strouc.-t f?-d i.i use. Tiie ihicluiie is fro
tnir. sprinK3.v.hlchtendcnty tovfikin :il pet out ot
1 frti 4. .1,1 ;-.-. ... ,c-..-, .-- .-. Vfl ,-.
tnr- ivt,.,-:,l""l.7w,l:.'"?''w,"
iTicc, on risin nainiu laoie,
vritli Outlit, ----- f54;
.00
Ci h-r s-t kan'llini-i as loTva-i any other Company.
S-mftii!iif.ri.Wr..tieciircnIiir Agems M.iatt-d in
ovtrr n.unty in L. s. and Tirntories. Save si5. and
mlias niAcuIsa vexation?, by purchasing the McLean
i - n-r-
Truman, Dawney & Co.,
GENERAL AGENTS,
170 STATE ST., CHICAGO, 11.T..
iS3Aeciits Wanted. -ly
HOWARD SANITARY AID
ASbr-C'IATIOX.
Tor the Tteht-f and iirf or the Trrinc and Tnfoi
j K-aya on the Errors r Vouth.and tiieFollIeoi
. Acp. inreUtionto jlarriae andSIalSvils,n-5tii
niiltirvaidiorthe aUhcted. Sent free. In sealfd
1 tunute.on pniicln;eor Ciirlstian Phn.inirony.
. Kp..deI;&LOWAlt,, ASS0CIT.l?-v j
r. '! - " '"-
nBT&SJTjOllill ntsLv
o
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f 0
ti 7i?Si7
IMmmk
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f Mfc? S iSSSSZR
yfea7i-.'v.x ; i yi.rim. W
jsaffl'SasnW. -- fi
.iiiPK s
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Burlington & Missouri Eiver E. E.
1ST NEBRASKA.
PASSENGER AND MIXED TRAINS,
RUNNING BETWEEN
I i ial'MIlLmm tlllU llilUUHl.
Tota!;eEfTcetThudTir,AHBusf S4,1S?1.
Ij WESTWARD."
SiAXlUSS
Train No. a.
MIXED.
Tmia No. 1.
P.VflrtKNOEK.
' SiSSE:?!!:
1&X) a.ni. leave.
Ifcs; ,
Ixjiihviilo..
0rjr.
HWi
115
South ttt?mt.
AsIiIhihI
7:15...
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1I:K
lino
Greenwood.
Waverly.
'fel5.
8:W
!90.
iNCvton.
JJncola...
12:! n. in...
:. p.ra. arrive
iKktOp.ra.IoRve.
.'ltfcii
!ll:2u !
laso p.m.arrive
i:ix::d.
5.0) a.m. leave-
I.lncaln,
lhsnt(jn.
HinlilHnil ...
(JttA
DorchesttT..
it to
lii:w.
120 p.ru urrive"S:a)a.ni. arrive.
.
EASTWARD.
Train No.-J. ' Train No. 1.
, rAS-nzNann. itiXHD.
STATIONS
ntt smocili
Qnmliu Juuction..
I. niMvilte...
South nnd ..
.t 10 p.m. arrive 11:00 .m. arrive
.aa srM
:a, 7r
in ?:
Ashland ,..
ft8..
C4retnwooUs ,,.i i!8 :&1U
averiy. i:.v .ri.
NexTtnu ,i lr jifcSJ
Lincoln . ; i:sap.in. leave 5.U0a. m. leave
! iixn. j
Lincoln ..... J lrWp.ni. arr've S:("ip.ni. arrive.
Denton . lii". '7:23 I
Jliblaud 1 1 V.'i ;t j
Crete iio ,ifc:)u..
Uorchester i l(l:.V)a.m. leive. 5'50 p.ii. leave.
The time given above Is that of Onialia, being 33
mlnutts slower than thr of Cliicasu.
THOS. DO AXE,
f Ai'cT InglKeer and Snirin''ntlfnt.
POCKET CUTLERY,
NICEST IN TIIE MARKET.
AT X731. D. aUETiLEXSEItGEIt'S.
Great Through Passenger Route
THE OLD RELIABLE
HANNIBAL & ST. JOE,
AND
Council BItiSs ?.. H. Line,
VJA feT JOSEPH AND QUINCV.
TWO FAST EXPSESS TRAINS
Crossing the Mississippi at Qulaey on RrlJco with
PUI.WIAS SLEEPING PALACES,
PItOM
I5ROWXVIL,fcdS TO Q5JITCY.
lVlthout Chaairc of Car.
TTUSrs THE r.ESTSITOrvTI.INE
-TO OUISCY, JiT. LOUIS, CAIRO,
Mempbi.'i.New Orlcnns, Jarl:ett illc. Pprin?-
ll.-Io, Decatur 'i'olono. La Kvp Iisimii-
u'lolb. Ciiicinnati IaiuN ille. Na.livllle,
Cimttr.noox'i. 1 xington. Columbus,
Wlicelinx. Parl:erlmrK. Bill'.-
more, Wiisninvctou,
Ittolnr.uncl,
.j.vw .7 .vo.vr iBf:n.tnrsz-tfirTS
To Tt. Wyno.To!pi!o. rPstllM". Pitfsbur;,
llarris'iun;. PMladelpiil Mew York,
' J''j! n. ant! all points,
SOTJT3t-X VKTID EAST.
P.vseiiKCr--tnk!iicotj)cr lira-sc.vst orwt.shoni
hynii nicRa tn'JftiiH Inrc.uruiiie.niidsce a net
seulii.n m spletitlld country.
Euy Your Througli Tiolrots
Vi:i ft. .Too ssiitl Ciiisicy,
Tor salo nt TIckM OiTifoo St Jowpli & Council
IlhilMt. It., lit tiie Star Hotel. ISrj-.vnrlllo. Wcv
ctwoii.V rr's,T:c!v'l ARi-iits. unilni i'liclp-station
ati'l otniT-'Uxtionson hiieof roA(l.:.t as low rites n-s
oyanyotftnr .,..,
li-tswirl e ."....- -.zb to fill potnt" est. All
coniKviioii-. i.v uiiirv ..re C.r-t si-tl ;cr tf.
n. p. o!;mr .Eo. 11. Miii-ri.T- ;ox.
tiun'lTicitetAs't. Gea. riupt.
1
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Eansas City, St. Joseph &0. Bluffs.
TIIE TAKUi: No. 10.
t tikcejeei Suntla;, July !., Ih71.
GOING NORTH.
STATIONS.
r
JCXI". ' v.xi:
Kantas City ....... I.rt P. M.j C0 A. M.
liwt Leareeworrh . ll"t A. A. I .is
St. JoeuIi
i30
HS.W
PIIELPa:
llaiubm
Council liiults...
: uk p. 3i.
GOIKTG SOU
: i-z.
JIAII. AND
l-M',
.STATIONS.
KIIT
Kansa." t'.ty. .. .
.. ul.-A.3I. 1:101'. 3t
.ilivlIMI. -1:16
.. iwk. ;t-.
East U'liVfiiMxrlli
rr. Jusei-'ii ... .
' l'UEI.I'.-
H-imlinr'
j 7:.' ln-oo
mti:il ClUirs ! -IU
iOo it:z
' f--o
Ticket? for ?Kle at all the General Ticket Ottlcca,
l. cntVES. A. I.. IIOIK.l-:..
-.ipn'l I'aM. AKent, Uei)'lSu:Krint4i-e:it,
st J.f tp!i. Mo. t. Jo..el. M.-
Kansas Pacific Railway.
Short. Favorite and Onlv
wuuul
AXJL, iAXX EOUTE!
TO
OK EET.EY.
CIIKYI-.NNE.
t.-f t)KN r TY.
CENTRAL CITY,
EVANS.
bAI.Tl.AKi: CITY,
SAi'KAMKNiw
DENVER,
i: .f.
NEW ME3:pnts.
rn i;o -PKivci
' nw? i.' i"rv
.--- . -.....--.
Saky-viu,
ujngmjntV
i COLOR VOO .-fUINC. ijAN rltANCUCO.
And all iwint-In
ian8ns, Coloiatto. the Tf nttorits, itnil
tl. Piclili- Cm...
, rV T .'
S3 ?,rVv':?hor:''stL'nPlromKscsasCI-
-? 1 ) f''
' -w m "
K-,'
M I t.E- 'lie hort Lir " r. ;.olI.. Trln
l.Sanr.t IV. .1 j. i.e' . . - ' Aif.
Icoaiii! Ario:ir..
ItememSrir tet U113 imhef reatTls.-aKu L;n,aiid
ther-fcj
'Tr jThfrtct-n A "1 T?o-?l Tonln
O UU1STT J2J.. i:a2i iOate
toanyo. the.-.love points.
The-e '3 no te-i!o kb omnlfms or frr- transa-r by
tliisr'e .:- iheiireat It.versure all Mr.li;Hit
nrr T - n 1 "w - -
-..-x-.., i-.i.Lw aus,
City uud tJe Kin. l'aclflc ItaHivjti
I
EWl'D s. li'iVfEN fi:'t Sc-t.
11K.V iiti.i ij. KiiiM.non TtcSe: Aa-ui.
, CEXEKAI. OKiriCIi!j,ICiusai Clrv.jlw
"L
,,
GEi: A 2JP'- Cr
f 111 IF fJlfW WiM
bP.yLL 0 b i I L il Villi
BOOTS Aim SHOES.
Foa
Co:aTor.j Cla.Mie;tj,Hnra!il!tr nnd EcoKcmj
THEY JJXCEIiALL OTiiEKS.
rF 140.000 PArns sold last teap. by
v' two letullue llOMon maim&c'urors . ais.i i.-nr.
j rautel against nppinir.
XOT OXE -VAS HETUItXED.
9-
V7
-i R-J
ir-TV
m S3
Z M w . 0,
5. f5 c
PEEE HOMES & FREE FAMS
IN" THE
Under tho mcniflcJnt lawM of Congress
an Association hiw Invn formed foi the pur
pose of occupying and developing tho
UNTor,n richness
of tho lands In the Republin Valley, And
It Invites all those who dire to acquire free
homos on these lands, (which can l;edon by
merely setting upon and Improving them;
to join in t?il.s entersrise. This jli&iciailoti
Iis located as a nuclus the
TOWN OF REPUBLICAN CITV.
m j on tho IVpubtlcai: river, at tiie month of
.prairie xog creek, m lownsmp one, or rsuga
seventeen, wwt of thctfih principal meridi
an, county of Harlan, and Staio ifNobra.s
ka five miles north of the Kansas line.
HARLAN COUNTY
Is composed of twenty-four townships front
the south-CAst comer of Lincoln county.
THE HEW BfjlCAy VA LLKY
liore is tlirce humlreil feet lower than ,thr
t'latte vnlloy, ami is nni of the rlches.1. iKi-st
Wrtile, rxtansiwantl be:t ratered vtiHej-Jir
tlve Western i.ites. Tha llmbor about th
ItepuliIiean.RQvt that sklrtiacr the strwuns
running Into it, breaks and siriMUie
those ivimH wiiicli nre kttoivn to prentlou
tliolilgh tint! m lMred plma-- -Ortt ialioe
nit iitsareoirerwl carpenters. blacksmith,,
shoemakers, grocers, tin. store, lutrdwnre.
anil dry gools merclmnO, and all other
eitissrs of inIntry to ettle here. n- Uiey
can all lo a s?oovi business, and iu addition
will have the privilege of n.in.t,ndintr iit
pre-einptlng some of the choicest land lir
the country, and nt the tame time follovr
their oecupatiors in town.
ItEPirntitCAX CITY
Ut! keen located within the Inst lb"ieia days, and'
now Iioh a hotel, dry srod.aadnroe-'rv torcptiiit
inottlce.and other tu.W ic-In procts ofetmslrue
ttun.and ot!ir liuslmsvi Ih-ii-hh will fiUiTvlv rtkL
ancceiion.fortliLHvaUey tlieifardwaof Ktha.
nml lone the li'int!nc prouatl- al' th' MRrrot.
trlbesor t".dians nm-il)set!ed and from pri.t
Indications niOiie vtr Will roll urouiid UabrQ
the snortinc of the l.x-omotlve will be h&ni
aions the whole valley, then teeaiiN
with a hardy and enlightened potialatif'U. T.tn
Ind Otllcri. tm. tVuiu its tdtuatfon hum b re
mured here to accornmodaie the sreiiteat jHint;r
In the District. Alio, a 1!ikj o'Htaes, the ntwte Jfcr .
which has Iwt-n e-itablt-ihed by :he Poat Office 1
pixrtinent, will be soon put on.
TIIE REPUHLTCA.' RIVEtt
here has a rfck bottom, all the way ?cra-ss. with a
t'nKot nlxiut threo feet. nfiorUIosr one tf tha fecpt
w attfr powers iu the whole west on wiiicb will b
ercted mills hui! uih-r mnchinery 11.? endeiiiit
yeir.
Tor further particulars enquire of
JOHN Mei'HETtSO'X.
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