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CAFFItKY A IIACKHIi,
I'ulilfcliers Advertiser.
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(ITl'jyjJ COU2TTY.
New Atlvcrtibemcnts.
-vy t.cc Thomas Cuspera.
"i I'ocliran.
' -i . pr.j-e 1.. I). Sine. rinonn?ti. O.
- r - wkly Hnrjier fc Brothers. X. Y.
r s y KKiiin Ilarncrifc Brothers. X. Y.
- ,-r I'.azar Harper fc Brothers. N. Y.
" - t'lotliins JliU!e J.S. Hetzel.
-., -r:tursSRle Tlitimns Iliggius.
re and Ohio Railroad.
.. .,.-, -AITred Wills.
v.. 1'iH'jn Manufactory Win. Kr.absifcCo
H'lniny at Swan &, Bro's.
Low figures at Big Stove.
1 fori ware at the Red Stove.
Mihine oil at Lett& Creigh's.
For Premium Cigars go to Cohn's.
( i it lu-Jlenbergcr's for anything
x - 'it in the hardware line.
, i.N.soN & Cross.
1d". e.
-Hardware at
H t 1 (iio. Daugherty's for good,
.'lit ItifJlls.
"r ?Dod smoking and chewing to
- isjo io Cohn's.
i. ;r i:!iH3, paint, oil and wall
- d '.'-t! A Creigh's.
i.'. iers Attention. Shov--,
Wheelbarrows, Crowbars,
i -i.i lleiibergor's.
' !'.oks of all kinds, at Mc
" Nkkfl's. 47-3m.
i
v & Nickel.!-, keeps Pure
'e.-.t stock, and lowest pric-
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..iir money th-o hard times
,r your groceries and queens
- wan & Bro's.
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Tools. Those in
: if ur.vthing in this line will do
tx-uil at Shellenberger's, as ho
i .. full u -oriir.cn L
( 'i s, : Uro'a. Tobacco, the best in
t . :.j nU'l, at Uibson & Vancil'3.
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I-taf , ., or nam will be received on
. -.npti.m for the Advertiser at
Li market price.
I n '::nion, Clams, Lobsters, Oys
' , irlines, Pickels, &c, tc, at
I'lankets,
i'lannels,
Cassimeres,
Jeans, ttc,
At low figures, at
F. !:. Johnson &. Co-s.
'1 he largest and best assortment of
rfunery, soaps and toilet articles
, 1 1!.- ity at Lett & Creigh's.
TIr.rs iSIankets, Zinc Pads, Lap
1. .):, Sulky Whips, &c, atSauder's,
! st to tlio Sherman House.
ii.a'3 '. is moveil his drinking pal-
:f 5 tul.inrd parlor to the build-
.1.4 utrly occupied by Joe Hudilart,
v.i r lit now lies m
waiting to re-
-c hi.-, fi lends and patrons.
lt -w liua'sat Big Stove.
A. LiViK htock of horse-shoes and
, : s-it Shellenrercjer's.
15:.- ' I- now fully )repared for lho
' ''- il .knd cnunot be undersold.
i- lot Iv 1-, open and invites inspec-
Vr :i:.i.li:niieroek's5 can be found
a'l k:nil of farming tools seythes,
"J ! -. fork", sliovels, spades, hoes,
' '- . rake teeth', at prices to suit
L M
""im.-a.
' i MeFall ha. jtist moved his
s . ck up to oG Main. Street,
" lig crowd is expeotetl to be
.., f-om tlii- time on, buying furn-
..t his wonderfully cheap rates.
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v Lucres at Big Stove.
8 Slier its. Mi House.
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-"-'t )Icrably easy for a landlord to
'. " a b 1 with a flourish and set
i . tVnlo a-; to establish for his
- " -. : -ii ulnr reputatiin, but it re
j . a -."i-iKar tact in the host or
; - " t keep alive and healthy
r- .v.tation. The Sherman
-' - i is cue of the institutions of our
, which improves -v ith age it
ars won. Mine ho-t Kautfman, on
; -i'rt unsparing in providing sup
ll" - while the culinary department
" -'l h r the competent direction and
1 vtucutof Mrs. K. The Sher--iii
ia deservedly popular.
Ljv figures at Sig Suvc.
O. Hand One car load Ruck Eye Reap-
"" i car load Marsh Harvesters, one car
iK.. ij Reapers, nny quantity of plows,
l -V r. corn planters and every thing a
- i wants. Call on F. A. Tihdel & Co.
J'- ..-. or Pawnee City.
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Iryoa want to play Rilllards go "to the
"r..".rlek Billiard Hal!, as that Isihe only
Y "w -:i Rrowuvlilo that has the btiest
: -l.cs of tables.
; Ditkict Order Books Just whs.t
.,tcry School Director should have,
l o intends to keep a correct cash ac-
v--i.t. Examine them, at Moore's
1Jr Store. 44-tf.
if yon want to hire first-class teams
"'l rips 0:1 f 1Un llT.ri- Collin nnvt
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1J rt3 the Revnolds TTnn;p. lnpc-
4-4' attention given to taking care of
. --..-v ..-...w. - v
yuhl at teams and boarding horses,
l revocable rates. 43-3m
Intellirent men who drink none
".-rthnn rrnnl 1..,, .;il ! if in
''H'ir nfl"o.. 4 II ..4. T. 1 ?
ijuiiit: tu can Hi jjraiuiuw at
Cn the corner of Second and Main.
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"J cannot find wha
you want any
i ii -. . . .
--ci;e, you jaay depend, on getting- It at
JyiLS R. BtLL's.
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Codfish at Swan & Bro's.
Low figures at Big Stove.
Lett & Creigh sella nothing but
pure Drugs and Medicines.
Low figures at Big Stove.
Leather and Shoemakers' Findings
at Big Stove, 2o. 81.
"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 McCreery &
Xickells.
If you have anything that you
want plated with Gold or Silver take
.it to Dunn and Hays.
Choice syrup ami nice Sorgum Mo
lasses for sale cheap at Swan & Bro's.
Go to Shellenberger's for all kinds
of Tinware, Hardware and Stoves.
Prices lower than the lowest.
Stevenson & Cross. Hardware at
Big Stove.
Leather and Shoemakers' Findings
at Big Stove, No. SI.
Raisins, Currants, Citron, Lemon
Peel and Powdered Sugar, at Swan &
Brother's.
Wanted at Moore's Book Store 500
subscribers for tiie Prairie Farmer.
All who subscribe now for 1S72, get
their paper three months free. Hur
ry up.
Salt by the barrel, at Swan & Bro's.
Vagon3 at$S-j, at Big Stove.
Stevenson ti; Cross. Hardware at
Big Stove.
Clocks. "Watches, and Jewelry for
sale cheap by Dunn and Hays.
leather and Shoemakers' Findings
at Big Stove, No. SI.
"Waterproof Blacking, at Swan &,
Bro's.
The celebrated Evening Star heat
ing stoves at Shellenberger's.
JjOW figures at Big Stove.
School Okficeik, Attention !
Now is your time to order School
Furniture, Call at Moore,s Bool
Store, examine samples, and leave
your orders. 41-tf.
All kinds f tinware at Shellenber
ger's. Leather and Shoemakers' Findings
at Big Stove, No. SI.
Half-bushel and three-peck Feed
Baskets, with bail handles, atSwan&
Bro's.
John It. Hell, Michigan Pino Lumber
yard, corner 1st and college Street, is stock
ed with ovcry kind of building matsrial n
man can use, and always at thu lowest pos.si
prlce. Stevenson & Cross. Hardware at
Big Stove.
Stevenson it Cross.
Big Stove.
-Hardware at
For a nice drink try Small's Velvet Bour
bon, that lie will open to-day. Finest that
ever came to town.
Bain wagons at Big Stove.
Shellenberger is in receipt of a large
stock and assortment of heating
stoves.
Leather and Shoemakers' Findings
at Big Stove, No. SI.
A full stock of axe3 and farming
implements at the sign of the Red
Stove.
Pork Barrels at Swan fc Bro'?.
Scoop Shovels A full stock at
Shellenberger's. Call soon.
Geo. Daugherty's Restaurant is a
credit to our city and the Arcadia of
those who love trood meals.
"Wagons at $SG, at Big Stove.
Carpels at
"WlKLEY'S
Leather and Shoemakers' Findings
Big Stove, No. SI.
Buckweat Flour at Svnn& Bro's.
Builders-should not fall to call at John
R. Rell's. and get his prices and estimates
on your building. You will save money by
it.
Wagons atSS-5, at Big Stove.
Shingles lower than ever at John R.
Heirs.
Low figures at Big Stove.
You will be honestly dealt with, and any
error that may occur will be cheerfully cor
rected. Joux R. Bell.
Low figures at Big Stove.
Low figures at Big Stove.
"Well Wheels, Buckets and Rope, at
Swan & BroVs.
Jacob Marohn oilers his present
stock of goods at and below cost to
make room for a new fall aud winter
stock.
Cnrveut-cr, "time Is money," and you
will always save time ttrusiug oar lumber,
and money by buying of us.
Jonx R. Bell.
Low figures at Big Stove.
Wagons at $S-3, at Big Stove.
Doors, sash, blinds
prioes.
&c, at wholesale
Joh R. Bell.
Heating Stoves at Big Stove.
School Rooks, all kinds, at Moores
Book Store. 44-tf.
Stevenson & Cross. Hard ware at
Big Stove.
It is no trouble to show our lurrfbcr. Call
and examino before purchasing elsewhere.
Johk R. Bell.
Wagons at $55, at Big Stove.
Parlor cooking stoves at Shellenber
ger's. wm. ii. Hoover, itcaEstatc Agent and
(oa eycacer : Court. Roam.
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Council Proceedings.
Council Chamber,
Nov. Gth, 1S71
Council met. Present, Mayor and
Councilmen Plasters, Johnson and
Neadheart.
Minutes of last; meeting were read
and approved.
The following accounts were pre-
sented and allowed :
David Campbell. 1 month's tcrvices $73 00
j: is. uoviinr, j inoncii's services 50 00
J."SV. MItldleioii, Fee Rills in District
Court 41 10
J. . Middlcton, express charges ho
do do books 31 00
. II. Hoover, Fee Bills District Court- 51 3-y
The monthly report of Street Com
missioner presented and approved as
follows :
Amount expended $150 80
Received Roll Tax -10 00
Mr. H. M. Atkinson, agent of the
B. Ft. K. & P. R. R., presented a re
quest asking for a portion of the levee
on which to remove the warehouse of
T. W. Bedford, which matter was re
ferred to councilmen Plasters and
Johnson as committee to examine and
report on same.
R. W. Furnas presented a petition
asking for aid to the Fair Ground, and
on motion an order was drawn on the
general fund fur $300.
Adjourned to meet Saturday even
ing, November 11th, 1S71.
J. B. Docker, Clerk.
Dried blackberries at Gibson & Van
cil's. Sfylish Suils, at Bennett & Dolen'e.
The saw and grist mill of Shook &
Bro., at Hillsdale, was destroyed by
fire on last Thursday night. Nothing
was saved. Loss about $1,200. A
new and better structure will be
erected on the old site without delay.
Don't buy any furniture nor heat
ing or cooking stoves until you exam
ine Den's stock. Den sells furniture
and stoves low down for cash.
Best chewing tobacco at Gilmore's.
Attention Ladles.
Owing to the hard times and scar
city of money, ladies will find it to
their interest to call and examine
Mrs. E. Johnson's millinery goods, as
she is selling off at cost, to make
room for a new spring stock of goods.
Nice corsets for $1 ; hat frames for 2-3
cents; pattern hats and imported
flowers for less than first cost; worst
ed braids and woolen goods, all less
than coat. In fact everything at her
place is within buying reach of all.
Call and see for yourselves. Piece
velvets, of all shades and colors, for
trimmings. Dress and cloak making
a special ty.
Pitted cherries at Gibson & Van-
cii's.
Dress does not make the man, but
that man looks the better for being
well dressed, cannot be disputed, and
the citizen of Brownville who goes
shabbily attired has no excuse for his
dereliction of dut, inasmuch as Het
zel will dress him up from top to toe,
so that he will look the very gentle
man, for an infinitesimal small sum
of money. If you don't believe it
call on him and price his goods.
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A large assortment of childrens' and
ladies' hosiery just received at Den's.
Buckwheat flour at Gilmore's.
. Liost.
On Main street, in this city, on Fri
day forenoon, a leather pocket book,
small size, containing $9(5.25 in cash
and valuable notes. The finder will
be liberally rewarded by delivering it
at this office. It is the property of
John Vanleuven. 4-lt
I.. LOW "IAN
Will receive a large stock of Rub
ber Coats and leggings, Boots and
Shoes.
The Nursery Stock
Now being offered by Furnas & Sons
of this place, pronounced the finest in
all respects ever presented to the
people of Nebraska. Don't take any
body's word for it. Go tsee for your
'self. You save at least one year's
growth by planting in the fall. 2-w3
STATE FAIR NOTICE.
Persons who have made entries in
class 7, champion will fill tho re
quired statements at my office in
Brownville, on or before December 1st
1S71 at which time the committee will
render awards.
Rort. W. Furnas,
- Prcs't State Board Agriculture.
State papers please copy. 3-3t
DRrGOODS,
GROCERIES,
Boots, Shoes,
nATS AND CAPS,
QUEENSWARE.
Attend our Special Sale of GO days
j"ron date.
Our stock, is complete, was bought
befortfie late'-advance, for ca1! a11
wilbbe sold low for cash. 7
Theo. Hill & Co.
- Nov. 1st.
i fii.
Carpets ut
Wl ELY'S.
Cranberries just received at Swau it
Bro-5.'
Ij. L01V3IAN
WiK receive a large lot of Military
Overcoats.
I have a full line of staple Dry
Goods, Muslins, seasonable Men's
Clothing, Hats, Buck Gloves, Queens
ware and Groceries, to bo sold at rea
sonable figures to cash buyers.
Call ami see me.
Geo. Marion.
Carpets at
Wibly's.
W.- H. Small has introduced Into
his establishment, a genuine Ameri
can Eaglo, measuring 6 feet from tip
to tip of wings.
Carpets afr
Wiblv's.
Carpets at
Wibly's
Good safes at Den's worth $3, rc-
tUtf-dwjducedto$5v0D-
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Wedlock.
It is alike our duty and pleasured
tins ween to recoru tiiu uiurriugi ui o
H. Broady, Esq., of this city, to Miss
Nannie McDonald, of Albia, Iowa,
which event took place at the resi
dence of the bride's father, (her sire
being a talented physician,) on the
2nd inst.
We learn from one who has seen
Mrs. Broady, that sue is, or was, a
Scotch lassie, but in temperamentand
physiogomy much resembles Hon.
Carl Schurz, enough to be readily ta
ken for the daughter of that distin
guished Teuton, and that in conver
sation her words fall with a kindred
magnetic influence upon the ears of
her hearers, that those of the Senator
named does upon the tympanums of
his auditors.
When Mr. Broady gets through at
tending court at Falls City and Oma
ha, he will return to Brownville, in
company with his new partner.
We congratulate our friend Broady
upon his new venture, and join our
people generally in expressing the
hope that the hearts of the loving
couple may continue to beat as by one
and the same pulsation, and that their
aliections may remain as pure and un
tarnishablo as gold. And further,
may the covenant Jefferson and Nan
nie have made be as lasting as life,
and as their ark is tossed to and fro
upon the tide of time may tho little
doves go out as from the ark of old,
over the receding waves and bring
back the olive branch of peace and
comfort to their declining years. In
a word may they become as the Stars
upon the Flag of our beloved country,
as illustrated by our nation's motto :
"E Pluribus Uiium." "Next."
Latest Style Collars, at Bennett &
Doleu's.
Pcraonnl.
Senator Tipton left for Washington
on last Thursday.
Evan Worthing, Esq., has spent
the past week in Omaha.
Ditto Eli Wilcox.
Joe Foster, of Phelps, was in town
last week.
W. H. Valleau, Champion Billiard-
ist of Nebraska, writes this office,
from Rush ford, Minn., that he w.ll be
here in January next.
W. D. Shellenberger has returned
home looking much the better for his
trip to the mountains. Welcome
home.
Judge Edwards, of Pawnee, was in
the city last week.
Hassler, of the Pawnee Tribune, is
in the city, looking the firm advocate
lie i, of political and social morals,
albeit he sometimes slops over and
runs counter to the elevated standard
we occupy. We are satisfied, howev
er, that his opposition is not from
"cussedness," but rather from elfe'rev
esceuce of immature judgement.
Welcome again and often.
Iverchival flour at Gibson & Van
cil's. The Sociable of the Baptist Church,
met at the residence of Judge Wheeler,
on last Friday evening, and was very
much enjoyed.
An incidental purpose of these
gatherings, is to obtain money to
purchase an organ for the Church.
One hundred and fifty dollars has been
received. Two hundred and fifty is
required. The next meeting will be
at the residence of Judge Hewett, on
Friday evening of this week. There
will be music, readings, aud to those
ordering them, Oysters, cooked in the
best style. We hope the meeting
will be well attended.
JVobiest Tics, at Bennett & Doleu's.
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Conl Discovered in Nemaha County.
It is probably known to most of our
l'eaders that an Omaha company has
for some time been boring for coal in
the neighborhood of St. Deroin in
this county. We are pleased to no
tice in this issue that on last Friday
the company struck a 27 inch vein,
and arrangements are now being
made to work the same. This news
we herald with great glee, not doubt
ing that ita reception by our local
readers will be equally gleeful.
When one considers that our coun
try is being rapidly cleared of its for
ests, and that, in this State, timber is
exceeding scarce, the f:ict of coal de
posits being discovered in pa3ing
quantities, heightens the importance
of the fact now recorded. The rail
road companies of the country are
fast abandoning the use of wood in
consequence of its great cost. In Eu
rope trees are tended with all the care
usually bestowed here on hot house
exotics. We have little enough tim
ber now in our country for the build
ing of houses, steam and sailing ves
sels, furniture, and for shade trees,
&c. Time or use does not take from
it the heat-giving carbon, but if cut
down and thrown into devouring
stoves and furnaces, tho' it will emit
a brilliant flame and throw out a
pleasant heat, its career is as short as
brilliant.
No doubt exists in the minds of
those best informed that there is an
abundance of coal in this county to
supply the necessities of the people
for centuries, and the present discov
ery will lead to further developments
and redound to the material interests
of Nemaha county, inducing the es
tablishment of manufactories, &c.
S'aujcr Seizing Machines, for sale by
Bennett &, Dolen.
Every lady is specially invited to
call and see the Howe sewiug ma
chine, no matter whether she wish
es to purchase or not. Monthly pay
ments will secure a machine. 3-tf
Gloves all styles at Bennett &Do
len's. Over 300,000 Howe sewing machines
sold within the past five years. Ev
ery machine wan-anted. 3-tf.
Fine &?iirts; at Bennett & Dolen's.
Remember tbat the Howe sewing
machine has established an agency at
Brownville for Nemaha aud Johnson
Counties, with office at Mr?. E. John
son's Millinery Store. 3-tf
GcniH1 Furnishing Goods, nBennett
(fc-DoleifiV
3SSEZS3SSS
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The new pork-house is rapidly
approaching completion.
Days and nights are now about
equal in length or shortness.
This week will see the locomo
tive and iron ofthe B. & F't.K. R. R.
here. ' " '' .
New subscribers still continucto
pour in upon us And still there is
room.
The rain on Tuesday morning
put .a quietus sudden on our fair
weather.
A letter received from Clark Bra
den, and intended for this issue,
mnst lie over until next week.
We are in receipt of a letter from
London, which, at the request of the
party most interested, we withhold.
The letter on Religious Contro
versies exactly coincides with the
views of the Editor of this journal.
Most of our local readers will
recognize in our correspondent "Oc
casional," the marks of W. D. Black
burn, Esq.
Will not some poetical genius
dish up a New Y'ears Address for our
carrier ? We want one by the loth of
December.
S. Cochran offers for sale two
full blooded Spanish merino bucks
and three No. 1 Berkshire boars. See
advertisement.
Weather prophets prognosticate
a severe winter for '71 and '72. They
say the bears are seeking the valleys
and corn is unusually well provided
with silk.
Everybody who visited riunk
kett's theatre last week was delighted.
It is the best traveling company we
know of, and better than most of me
tropolitan stock companies, and their
return hither will bo hailed wtth jo
This week the troupe appears in Law
ran ce, Kansas.
Farmers of London precinct de
sire us to notify the people of Brown
ville who go thither on the Lord's
Day to hunt, and make the atmos
phere of that locality vocal with gun
powder explosions, that repetitions
will be at their peril. In other words
their names will be communicated to
officers of the law, and legal proceed
ings instituted.
C. M. Kauffman has an immense
supply of fruit and ornamental trees
of every variety, unequaled in size
and promise of thrifty life by any cv-
Ipr introduced into this market, which
he is selling at prices which accom
modate themselves to the pressure in
the money market. He has also hun
dreds of thousands of hedge plants
which he will warrant to purchasers.
Gen. Eastabrook was tried the
other day for assaulting a woman.
A pony of his strayed nway which he
traced to the stable of a Avoman. The
latter refused to deliver it without re
ceiving an exhorbitant s'mn. The
Gen. then went to the stable to take
his pony by force when the woman
siezed a four tined pitch fork and
went for the Gen. when he pushed
her aside. Hence the assmilt. He
should have turned hi3 person around
and permitted her to prod him.
Green apples at Gilmore's.
Canned goods of all kinds at Gibson
&, Vancil's.
Woolen yarn sicks and mittens at
Den's.
Colhapp Bro's are now manufactur
ing as choice an article of smoking
tobacco as they heretofore did of
chewing. We are in receipt of a
package, and know whereof we af
firm when declaring it the best we
have consumed in many a year.
They have four different varieties
all good.
Flour aud feed at Gilmore's.
Ladie's breakfast shawls So cents
at W. T. Den's.
St. Deroin Ner. Oct. 2nd 1S71.
Editor Nebraska Advertiser.
I have had assurance that the con
templated discussion will take place
between W. P. Shockey and myself
in London, commencing Monday No
vember 13th, 1S71, at 10 o'clock a. m.,
and continuing forenoon and after
noon through the week and perhaps
one day of the next week.
Respectfully Yours,
Claric Bra den.
Bauer has now the largest and best
stock of harness, saddles, whips, &c
ever introduced into this market,
which he will sell at prices to suit the
times and pockets of those desiring to
clothe their hordes.
Gilmorc would be happy to see all
his customers at his new stand, Hen
dersou's building, No. 53.
The Knaijk Piano. Wo refer
with special pleasure to the advertise
ment of the Great Piano Manufactory
of Messrs. Wm. Knabe & Co of Balti
more. This factory is now one of the larg
est in the world ; it is a magnificent
five story structure, fronting an entire
block on Eutaw st., and covering, to
gether with the'Lumber Yards attch
ed, some two and one-half acres of
fgrouud. Three hundred aud fifty
men are constantly employed turning
out over forty instruments per week.
The Knabe Piano has by its superior
ity not only well nigh driven those of
Northern manufacture from the home
market, but also enjo3s a large sale in
New York, Philadelphia and through
out the entire North and West, be
sides their largely increased Southern
trade.
The most talented musicians of the
day, both amature and professional,
testify to their superiority, and when
ever exhibited they have never failed
to carry off the highest awards over
all competition, having received no
less than G5 first premiums. During
the last season" they ,y?i.-re used by tub
most' distinguished artists at the Opera
Houses in t Baltimore, Philadelphia,
New Tork, Chicago, &cl There is
certainly no instrument made, more
durable than the Knabe Piano, none
but the best of worlnnen being em
ployed and only the very best of ma-
JPJSItU IT JEMS.
Mr. David Barnes, of the firm of
Barnes, Moody & Co., hashisfinerea-
idence, south of the State Normal
School grounds, completed. This is
decfdedly tho best wooden building
in tho county. The contractors,
Messrs. Morton & Bro., have certain
ly done themselves great credit. They
had the entiro contract, from tho cel
lar to the tip of the roof, including
painting, plastering, &c, and they
defy anybody to show a better finish
ed job in the State.
Mr. J. L. Roy and family, of
Brownville, were in town the past
week on a visit to friends. Come of
ten Joe. We like to see your honest
countenance in this burg.
Mr. John Compton, of tho firm of
Compton Brothers, has been laid up
for some time, with Er3sipelas in the
foot. He is so as to be around with a
crutch.
Mr. Andy Tynan has moved on to
one of his farms out on the Muddy,
where he intends to engage extensive
ly in stock raising. We regret to
loose so good a citizen as Andy. May
success attend him.
Peru has one of the best ferries on
the Missouri river. Good boats, good
roads to aud from the same crossing
perfectly safe at all times. It is
something worthy of notice that there
never has been an accident happened
on this ferry since the first settlement
of Nebraska. M. 11. Thompson & Co.,
proprietors. 3:3w
Messrs. J03 & Daily have got their
new store house enclosed. John
Bausfieldand Wesler, of Brownville,
have laid up the brick in the best of
style.
Don't insure your property in any
wildcat companies, but call on J. W.
Bliss, Real Estate and Insurance
Agent, Peru, Nebraska. Good risks,
either in town or country, taken on
advantageous terms.
Peru is to have a steam ferry boat,
which will be ready to operate on the
opening of spring. It takes, at pres
ent, two flat boats to do the business
at this crossing.
C. G. Dorsey, E-?q.T from Beatrice,
was in town last week. He reports
business lively at Beatrice, and seems
to have lost all his former love for the
Missouri country. It is hoped he will
not forget her fair daughters. Hurry
up, Charley, or you will be called an
old batchelor before long. In short,
why don't you main-, Charley? Isn't
she willing?
It is perfectly safe for ladies to ap
pear on our streets now that mine
host of the City Hotel has slaughter
ed his old buck sheep, that has been
a butting nuisance for so long. Gome
to tinner everypody. Vat you likes
most, goose or mutton chop?
J. P. Burdick has been over on tho
K. C, St. Jo and C. B. R. R., the
past week, looking for cars to ship bio
produce on. We are sorry to see that
be has injured his eyesight by so do
ing. He is compelled to wear gog
gles at present.
If those young bucks from the State
Normal School wish to keep out of
difficulty, they had best be careful in
the future how they move people's
signs and obstruct the public streets
of the town in the night, thereby en
dangering the lives of our citizens,
and interfering with their business.
Thoy need not flatter themselves that
they are- not known, for the moon
shown very bright last Friday night,
thereby enabling several parties to
observe their movements from their
windows.
G. S. Alexander delivered a lecture
in Peru on last Satufday eight. Sub
ject : "Effort and" Cuius." The sub
ject was handled in a masterly man
ner, and highly appreciated by the
large audience in attendance. We
hope this effort of the gentleman
will be followed by many more of
like character. Mr. A. stands high
as a lecturer, which fact lecture com
mittees of other places will do well to
remember when making up their
lists.
The editor of the Brownville Dem
ocrat need have no fears of spiritual
ism making an idiot of him. Nature
has got the start in that little job.
Whatever any one may think of
Col. Majors' political record, that road
that he and other citizens have made
in the northwest part of town is a
credit to any man, and it didn't cost
the town a cent. Go in Tom, and if
they cut off your political head the
good people of Peru will elect you
road supervisor next year.
Mrs. Sarah M. D:rily has moved
back to town. Dick is going to take
entire possession of tho old farm as
soon as he completes his medical stud
ies, and secures his feminine diploma,
which happy event it is rumored will
come off in about two weeks. Bully
for you, Dick.
Rev. Alexander was seen, last week,
passing up town with a shot gun in
one hand and a mammoth turnip in
the other. He had, evidently, been
"out on a little hunt." Tell us, par
son, was it "Effort" or "Genius" that
enabled you to secure that game?
The best farm in Nemaha county
for sale. 1G0 acres, good livt fence,
all under cultivation. Located six
miles northwest of Brownville.
Terms easy. Enquire of J. W. Bliss,
Real Estate Agent, Peru, Neh.
Bkkksiiire, and Poland Pios,
of the purest strains, and from impor
ted stock", of age to breed frtfm next
Spring, for sale by,
Fuknas & Sons,
2-3t. Brownville Neb.
A. Rol)i?on has received a full line
of overshoes of nli kinds, together
with buck gloves in galore.
Carpets at
"Wibly's.
Low figures at Big Stovd.-
Wagons at $S5, at Big Stove.-
Carpets at
"Wjbly's.
"Wanted. Oats, Corn, Hay, in ex
change for Xursery Stock, this fall.
--3t. Furnas & Sons.
Carpets at
Wibley's
ST. JOEROIX ITEMS.
Buel, of the Rulo Register, wns
here last Saturday buildiug tho Truuk
Railroad for the Democratic party to
go up Salt river on next November,
when the water is low. Don't rush,
Grant will have mercy on, you a little
longer.
The departed spirit that bothered
J. Clark Braden so at Pawnee, has re
turned and is after him again "for an
other brush, but J. Clark don't come
rto time. . .
Dr. L. Rice kcep3 the best hotel
this gide of Peru. So says Sargeant,
of St. Joe.v Aunt Lydia is tho gal ' Xq
get up a good, square meal.
N. R. Pinney and lady, of Ne
braska City, were here last week on a
visit to their friends.
Cook is married. Now, Cook,
don't forget to cook up a few dollars
to the printer, and he will publish all
about Cook's wedding. Don't fail.
Don't keep all the money iu the fam
ily. Our friend Donevan was up at the
coal bank thootherSunday. lie says
the prospects are good. Don't say
hat for.
St. Deroin has three physicians.
Page, Crim and Welty, all doing 9
good business sitting around tht
stores. SUERZDAX ITEMS.
On Sunday night about eleven
o'clock a man set fire to the grass to
burn a guard around a little unoccu
pied shanty a half mile west of town.
Having secured the shanty he walked
away and left the lire to burn as it
might. The wind was blowing from
the southeast and before morning it
was in John Long's pasture, burninir
fence and timber. It was, with diffi
culty, stopped in that direction, but
burned a large tract of young timber
for E. M. Long. Monday forenoon
the wind changed to the west, and
blew the lire towards town. Fortu
nately the young men about the
neighborhood had, a few nights be
fore, burned a strip of grass west o:
us for a fire guard, but it w.v;not com
plete and with much hard work th
lire was stopped. If tho gras had
not been burned, or the wind had
changed in tho night, when folk
were asleep, it would have burned
Mr. Wilson's stable, hay, &c, all tin
buildings in the place, and Mr. Sage'r
orchard, grove, fence, &c.
All the sick mentioned, last week j
are better.
Very little sickness. Nothing foi
the doctors to do.
Farmers are busy husking corn, in
con-cquence of which business is ver
dull.
Ill tho KiIl.
rt Is r pleasure to the Farmer and fruit
grower to know where lie can always pro
t'tirc first class Implpinfiits to nltl In per
forming the labor of the lleltl anil orchard
Messrs. Mtui.tfTcM, Klllngwuotl .t Co., o!
St.Joseplr.JIb., are still "in tho Held" with
a full stock of all- Implements nesded fo:
fall use.
The Welcome StiThy lintto Is a new rake In
this market, but hits, wherever used, given
entire satisfaction.-
The Ilollingsworth Sulky Kake, lomx and
favorably Known as one of tho very best
sulky rakes made.
They have a full supplyof Ohio Kalla. Ht.
Louis and Excelsior Involving Hay Itake.
for sale chimp.
The Buokryo 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 Uuckeje Cider 31111
and Press, both large and small size, suita
ble for persons owning large or .small or
chards. Of Sorgharn Cane M11II they have three
sizes, light, medium and heavy, thereby
enabling the Farmer to get a mill sultabl.
in size to his crop of cane. Also, a good ar
ticle of heavy Sheet Iron for Evaporator
Pans.
Their1" stock- of Iron, Steel and Hardware
IsIarge'aiiU well stilted to the demands of the
trade.
Diseiiptivc 'Circulars and' Prices' of their
goods Will be sent on application.
For fall plowing theyhaVen largo stock 01
Decre's Molind and Canton Clipper Plows.
We ask for tlicm .1 liberal shhre of the
custom of our Farmers. Mechanics and Mer
chants. ItMy
Carpets at
Wikl-ky's
6
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V. B. WRIGHT,
Wtiolesale and Hetail
Uf-aler in
OLD KENTUCKY
M
Pure lyinesj, Bitters, &c,
Post Office Bnildm
(r
BRO W27 VILLE, NEBRASKA.
3?
Notice of Election.
"VTOTiyK ishtrebyKlven that Tuesday. Novem--..
btrl itb. ltd. at T ltass Dry; store. In tlie City
ot Nemaha, County ofNfmaha,atateorz"ebraska
an election will be held for Vnvnr PAlt. t.,.i..
Manbal.and two Cotiucilmeit for First Ward anil
twoCOunclUnealfjrSdcorid Wnrd. to serve asolll-
cers of said city till nest general elmlon which
eieciton-wiu ne opened at eight o'clocfc in th- morn
inland will continue open until sLr o'clock in the
afiernoou or tharame aav.
Bjiorder of ilayorand Crtincilmn.
Attest: P-ALLT.Mayor.
J. 1. CrtOTiiEit, Oerk. i-im
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CAPITiVJL, - $100.,.0
Trannct n. Ctnernl Itauldnt t."i
aud maltecollcctlona on ml. , -
throughout tlie "VVef.
AND IN ALL PASTS 0? SUfiGPS. '
JLLxClianse on.- Pi
urore
Draw Our Ot-rn' Draft oti England,
Ireland, franco, Gorman J , &c.
DISCOUNT NOTES AND T13tS HILLS'
OF EXCHANGE.
INTEREST ALLOWED ON TIME OBRTIKI'
CATE3 OK DEI-OSIT. BY SPECIAL
AUKKKMKNT.
Exchange 15 nK?H HnT sold on New1 Vorlt, anil nil
prinejpul Eastern atid SVJilrtin cStles of tfc U-iltc
States.
OFFICERS AND DIilfiTOS."
DAVID REJHCK, Provide i.t.
THEO. HILT., Vlrf-FrrsMtier-t.
tn" CEO.P.EATO.'. Ciftlilerr
I. IfOADnKY. J. I4. McGKK.
JN. MelnRRs,0?-, J.(. nF.irs.Klc.
rji.KArrKHAS, n.i.i.i-nr.
wm. h. iro weit. oro. i- fvon.
I.VVII KKMICK, i. nVUU. Jiu-
Steel Rail! BajloTrack !
Baltimore and Ohio !L S,.
The'ircUSlior: iztf .-!.,
CINCINNATI or COL' UEa
K A. IS X !
Savin? ST to 110 mill-, and a-Hvlnsf trie TWo in
AiIv:miii:i.I
S.iYingSOnillr. urriv .ir fi'j ho'irs 1? r. drwmai at'
Bx.Ti:rvi:ox-t:s.
Saving 77 iiit!.., nrrl 'r.g ", Imurs in. Milvatieeiat,"
"W-A.SIEIjSrG TCX .
Iteacliun;
pEriX4-A.T3Er4-i--E3:z.
Out- Traiii tl.c Quickest.
Tho Great Ir:n Eailvray Bridges crar i,
Ohio Klvvr, nt PurUirsImri; nntl
Dcllulrr, itro Completed.
MOKNINO AND NICHT LINKS OF
V'-n-
mnz Pahcs Drawing Ro;m aod Sfcspisg Gws'
Are run nr. rrN nnio from Cincinnati o- (
uuiblis, to IS.ii.i m.. ro ami Wnsliiugtoiu City.
'.i'lrrrorr r j r. xok.
By this It'mite you avoid A I.I. lKNinUSfa"RAN6-
'KRS an.! KKKKiEs.
Tickets (brsole at ell Tu fMlkos Ir.' SohUi
and Wit. , ,
r.. M. COLE, K tf-IL-sON.
Uen'l 1'u fct ATnr, Muster Tntitspor a
Hulltmiiri' M. . liiiltinioiv. .U.1.
WIIM-. K. JUNKS. ueiri Fuss.Ag'tUncjiinatl.O,,
Kansas Pacific Railway;
Short, Favorite and Only
TO
WJXEf.KY. .
CHKYKNNE,
KENii.
nor.nFX GITV.-
-EN-UtALUltY,
villa la font,
eva:..
salt la ke city."
DENVEIt,
fc.l-.lK,
XKW MEMPIIPJ.
IDAHO Sl'KlXUd.
JHKl-NClTY,
KMC'i,
MAUYSVILLE.
ifKOKlil-UtiwN,
LONUMOXT.
COLOKADU SP1SINOS. SAN FttANLTSCP.
SAUlul ! ft.VlV.
4nu ail points m
ICausng, Colorado, the Territories, nutt
tile IfaclUc Const.
1 QQ MILKS-p'n. snorteat Line from Kawss Ct
IOO ty to Denwr.
') 1 O M ' I'ES :he sortet Luip to Vut-blo, Trt-
LJ I!.id.s.ittiuirvii.dull points In Now 3iS
lco und Ariu:m.
Ttemcmbar th it tLis w the Orrat Through I i.-icn-l
No Otlir All Hail .Uouto
to any of theaioe rm;itts.
There is no tedious uinmo -i or f.'rry Vas:-r ttjf
tiiisroute.aithefJrfatlUvers.iri- air HrhtfteJ.
PVI.LMAX PA7ACE CAJ1S
run tljrwiih from iKANSASTlTY : DENVKH
Uii)tt(.'hHiii;.
Pasieutfers by this route bav-an oitportunitv -f
view ins tin- tlr.f Arfultural District- of Kuifsni.
ami ran st-.p ivi-r nt IVmer und viit the rlr"
tiniiim;. .iff ni-ulturul ami jjnizinn tlutriM or Culurs.
ilo. CIosi-connM-tlons iiiHiIear KnntiH Ci with i;
trains tuund from the I-h-i Xi.rili and vmih.
He sun- to nxk Tor TIcKol.s vln. Kiiilrics
City mid Hie lCnnsn Pncllle Kn.Hivuy.
EDjrilS. I'OWEN.GiriSupt.
linVEKLY Ji. KEIM.iien 1 rick, t Agent.
GKNKHAL OFFICES, KnusftH Clty,2Io
Kansas City, St. Joseph. & 0. Blufife.
ti:hi: tabi7f. No 10.
To takerftct .VsiiMy, Jul-J ICth, 1S7L
ISTOHTH.
STAtflOX.sj.
N1U1IT
K.X1'.
i MA II. AXt
; KX l.
Kansus City.
East Iei4veinvortu
st..Il-'lll
l-HELVs.
llumbur .
Council Ulutts
nr. m. )A.3i.
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1&14A.L M
-TO M!
I 5:t" I: P.M.
GOING- SOXTTH.
STATIONS.
mm'
X1
kaii.aMd
ICansfis City
Etwt Leavenworth.
St. Joseph
l'HELIf!
1 2:15 .ir. 4StH'.Mi
liv.is 'jiut
7:.
Ibmliur,'
C'-.uncil BlufTs ; i:: gay
.:
Ticket lor sale at all theOnereTT'-at.f OlSefw.
A. C. DAWK!., A. I.. KOl'Jir , s.
Oen'l I'.iw. A(ti.nt, i.n'l snirf- nunient
S! Joseph. i','i St J .:i T,jw '
Burliagton &'M;s3ouri Eivr . K.
IN NKHItAMC.S.
PASSEXftER AXDMIXED TRlISr
itUNMNa Eirrwr kn '
Plallsmouth and Linccfij.'
To take Effect TIuirKel.iy, Sept. 21 , 17,
.WESTWARD
STATIONS
ii
Trnin No. :i.
MI.XKD.
Train No. 1.
Plntrsmouth , UV p. m. leave. IQsW
Omaha Junction.. Zz Iflta.
latfiiAiive;-
ImisvUI.-'.. . - -2S.. lltesa ...a...
South UfnU i Sim .'toB, , - ,. , .
jVMillllllll ... . iJ..M. Il.-f , ...i..-..
t reel i wood.
,."S:ir, u:w
Waverly
Newton
Lincoln ....
Lincoln
Iv-nion,
Illy!. Und .
Cri-fj
iJorrhrs.'jr.
.l s:w. lito.,..
... 9s lMtr p.ui.i
,. -'J-Jep.ut. ttrnWjisjJui.m.BrrlVB
"J 1 Mtxzn:
.. .. r,&iR.m. Iearew iWJp.iM.lHHve.-
i S:W. ::W
! '7rj .si)
izta 1 1 r
Jj.'J) a.m. arrK e. i: W p.ui.urrt'As-
EASTWARD'.
STATIONS
Truln No.il. Trulr: No.
Plattamiir'h ... "?-Jp.jn. arrive aa.BK. nrrtre
urnana j iiiii;ihui..i ,i-a..... nrji.
Louisville 3v). 7:5. . .
Smith In'l . Kk4? -...lfl..!.
Ashland ,2il.. i.P" .
Greenwood ''2:10. ' . '"Tl ..;
Waverly '! ,. ,.z..:. 5c& - ,.,.,.
Newton.- ...1:46. ... M , ,
Lincoln 1:36 p.m. Itav'!wJ a. a. tevw
MIXED.
Lincoln .
Denton ......
Highland.
Crftf
Oorcatter
ll-3ftfc.ni. arnve'?-',!.a.?.rTlV4-.-
'11 7:
, KfcU &Ml
VM) :
. Ss.0:i.m. Iiaivi-. ":ip. m. louv.
ThPt:ni"KlVfn bovr Is tljjt of Omaha, ils-33
minutes slower thun that ol Chb-iuru. -
1'IIO. OOANlE,
ii Engiiurr ami Safari lUrrni-ni.
Great Through Passenger Route-
THK uLD Ui.LI vi'.LK
HAItNIBAL & St. JOE,-
-AND
Ccuncil SliiSs H. Ti. lAne.
VIAbT. JOSKPH AND UVlWY.
TWO FAST EXPEESS TRAINS
CrusniTfj Hip ;fK!--tiii t 'olrK-y on 'Iride !:,
PUUL.MAN SLKEPIXO PALACES,
-I'Ro.M
BUOVXVILILE TO OUJSCY,.
V.'itl.nut I'hanso of Cars.-
THIS IS TIIE BEST SHORT LINE
TO OUISCY, ST. LOUIS, CI ISO.
Memphis, New Orleans, JrtonTiHe. bpri-
lleHt. Decaror. Tolfno, X. Krtyette. Iinl.aln
ajkolis, Cincinnati. Iyoniivillif. N.ishvtfl.
CliattaiMJoCH, Lexington. CeiiunbM,
Wht!tif. rnrtc-THUurK. ?5Ut
mow. Wjish!nj;to!i,
Itichniuud,
.I.V) .7 .HOST liKSlKJBI.n ItttiCTs"
To Ft. Wayne. Toledo. CreMtline. I'ittsbyrff,
Harrbhiin;. rfaliadelphiA.'ew Ysrfc,
Bitstun, and all poiiitu,
SOUTH uft-ISTID EAST.
rasbentrptukintrojher lines dipt erMreHt.fcc
by all nn ar. iur.- tli j In r.inriiiMr.aiid see it nn
I sectloul! iW A coirrv
ti. v.Tt.,.
3l OUr Thvc
ougli Tickots
"Vi it &'t.
Toe rrntl QhJk"v
For stle at Tick-: i 1-tjSt. J"-. a- c 1 1 LI
M'atSi:. K., att. ebc.r I .,-.-! . r -i 4--tnson
i Cross.Ti-K.ct A je ts. t id t ft - '
ar.do.irtrt. c lit ,fr u rr
bj an cbfr t- e
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