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THT'KnAY, JANTAKY IS. 1S72.
Puliltdlierk' Notices.
y-vTRA PnrinsoFTiiK Aiivkktiskr Tor snlebyfl.
I! ; irp, IlMtkllcr, Siatiuncraixl Nona Deal
tr i iTJfaln itreet. netdoortothel'ostolllce.
I k i Vhticks. vt a ordinary reading matter,
w. 'ie charged ten cents per line, uach insertion.
- it tli-pluy tyiMf. twenty-live per cent. uddill
n to above rates.
jrrTiKMKNT tinder Hie head of "Wanted."
y..r Kt." "For hale." "Lost," "Found," Av.,
i p i Tit uftlvf lines, or lets.mrh Insertion. Ad
i,sr .imPiih over live lines, at tin? rateofilve
c - jv r hue, tiach insertion.
CAFFItKY A IIAOKEIt,
l"uhlisher Advertiser.
CITY AX J) COUNTY,
Ilnminy nt Swan & Bro's.
Ljw figured at Big Stove.
Machine oil at Lett& Creigh's.
Low figures at liitc Store, Xo. 81.
Flower jvots at Gibson fc Vaneil's.
Hnr-e nails and shoes at Big Stove,
.. "1-
1'ii-kl- in Vinegar for sale by the
dvn. at Gibson & Vaiidl's.
II ir-i- nails and slioes at Big Stove-j
N 1
HiiiiiilM lower than ever, at John
K HtM'.".
handles and lanterns, at Big
i .!.
(..to Geo. Daugherty's for good,
k ,.. in- meals.
Thing you want but dry goods
1 1 1 J,:i.'li prices, at Big Stove. Xo. SI.
i . . i t-Toen or black tea for one
ir i' r pound at Swan & II ro.
T- . figures at Big Stove, Xo. SI.
i pleasant smoke get Colhapp
. 2. Take no other.
IS-
( .r i Shelters and husking pins, at
I, j -''ivc, 81.
I
I Books, all kinds, at Moores
-tore. 44-tf.
P..
L
igurpn at Big Stove, Xo. 81.
I tm'w catsup, walnut catsup. ,oys
r .-a t , and Worcester sauce at fjlb
'i !t Vaneil's.
VI itid-. of plows, by the car load,
. is.g tove. Xo. 1.
I .r irood smoking and chewing to-
i-iigo to Cohn's.
P. st patent wood pump, by car load
il 15. Stove, SI.
II i'ii wagons mid key stone corn
I iit r-t the best.
B jv your glii-ss, paint, oil and wall
j-.il r at Lett & Creigh 's
. mi bras f Uio rilensures of eating,
r . n'.iy hm1 wine with a taisto;
' f. vdoRStireK come iic-nr competing,
ith -ismokiMif IVdlmpp's Tobacco.
v. .i! it. ye Rial's, with wittiest bllilct.
- 'i as we make It good judges will
P-ill It.
o..p Siiovei-s A full stock
'n il'Mtltergei's. O.U soon.
at
D "r-:, sash, blinds, &c, at whole
.ilf jiriws, by John R. Bell.
Bt'-t patent wood pump, by car load
at Big Stove. 81.
'. to Shellenberger's for anything
i want in the hardware line.
Win. H. llwovcr, Heal Estate Agent
aii 1 Conveyencer. Court Boom.
Bi-t patent wood pump, by cnalntul
at H: Stove, SI.
A large stock of horse-shoes and
natK at
SlIELKKNlinilCEIt'S.
Btwt patent wood pump, by car load
at llig Stove, SI.
R mmioaders Attention'. Shov-
!., P:rk, Wheelbarrows, Crowburs,
t- . at Shellenberger's.
Amunition at Big Stove, Xo. SI.
If you cannot find what ym want
aTivuhere else, you may depend on
; tutig it at John K. Bell's.
rin largest and best assortment of
p'Tfiniery, soaps ami toilet articles
i'i the eitv at Lett fc Creigh 's.
Pinners, corn and pork is cheap
an 1 mi is evervthing sold at Big Stove
N . si.
Cupi:.'Ti:n.s' Tooi-s. Thoe In
nv -I of anything in this line will do
wi-i! to call at Shellenberger's, as he
lwsi full aortment. !
Bet patent wood pump, by carload
ut Big Stove.
At Shi:i.i.i:xheuoek's cm be found t
all kind-, of farming tools scythes,
j-nathi"., forks, shovels, spades, hoes,
T.ike, rake teeth, at prices to suit
ttie tunes.
Stevenson & Cross, Big Stove, SI.
Over 300,000 Howe sewing machines
-l-l within the past five years. Ev
ery machine warranted. 3-tf.
Corn Shellers and husking pins, at
Big Stove. SI.
Builders should r.nt fail' to call at
John It. Bell's, and get his prices and
.i-timates on your building. You will
save monev bv it.
Carpenter's tools and rat iraps, at
Big Stove, 81.
Amunition at Big Stove, Xo. .
Slierwsui House.
It is tolerably easy for a landlord to
f.'ii ix hotel with a llourish and set
such a table as to establish for his
hou-e a popular reputation, but it require-
a peculiar tact in the host or
h't-toss to keep alive and healthy
Ma-h reputation. The Sherman
House is one of the institutions of our
city which improves with age-it;
wears well. Mine host Kauflman, on
"is part unsparing in providing sup-
I ues. while the culinary department
under the competent direction and
laanagement of Mrs. K. The Sher
anr5 deservedly popular.
Stevenson & Cross, Hig Stove, 81.
Codfish at Swan & Bro's.
For Preniium Cigars go to Cohn's.
Selling oft winter clothing at cost.
t. Lovjr.x.
a
Ilalf-busliel and corn baskets, at
Big Stove, SI.
Undershirts and drawers, from 50
cents to $1 00, atL. Lowman's.
Choice lot of Salt Lake peaches,
just received at F. K. Johnson & Co's.
Parlor and box stoves at cost, at
Shellenberger's.
Heating stoves at Big Stove, No SI.
All kinds f tinware at Shcllenber-
Stevenson & Cross hardware at,
Big Stove No. SI.
For choice groceries, go to F. E.
Johnson & Co.
Horse nails and shoes at Big Stove,
Xo. SI.
Parlor and box heating stoves, at
cost, at Shellenberger's.
Lowman is selling dress goods and
shawls at eot.
Butralo robes and fchoe pegs at Big
Stove.
"Waterproof Blacking, 'at Swan &
7 - 1 -
Parlor and box heating stovesat cost
at Shellenberger's.
Salt by the barrel, at F. K. John
son & Co's.
All kinds of plows, by the car load,
at Big Stove, Xo. SI.
Cranberries just received at Swan &
Bro's.
Great reduction in prices at Ti. Low-
For an extra nice syrup go to Swan
& Bro. They have it.
Parlor and box heatingstovesat cost,
at Shellenberger's.
a-
Keystone Corn Planters, by the ear
load, at Big Stove, Xo. 81.
Young America should.go to Shell
enberger's for skate, where there is
cords of them, and of all varities.
Low figures at Big Stove, Xo. SI.
Cheap plug tobacco for smoking at
Swan & Bro.
Parlor and box heating stoves at
cost, tit Shellenberger's.
Leather and shoe findings at Big
Stove, Xo. SI.
Skates, cheap at Big Stove, SI.
Clocks, Watches, and Jewelry for
sale cheap by Dunn and Hays.
Parlor and box heating stoves at
cost, at Shellenberger's.
Skates, cheap at Big Stove, SI.
For a choice cigar go to Swan &
Bro.
Buffalo robes and shoe pegs at Big
Stove.
Lett & Creigh sells nothing but
pure Drugs and Medicines.
Keystone Corn Planter, by the car
load, at Big Stove, Xo. SI.
The celebrated Evening Star heat
ing stoves at Shellenberger's.
Heating stoves at BigStove, Xo. SI.
Remember that the Howe sewing
machine has established an agency at
Brownville for Xemaha and Johnson
Counties, with office at Mrs. E. John
son's Millinery Store. 3-tf
Skates, cheap at Big Stove, SI,
Shellenberger is in receipt of a large
stork and assortment of heating
stoves.
Reduced prices at BigStove, Xo.Sl.
If you wi-.li good chewing or smok
ing tobacco call for Colhapp Bro's
and take no other!
Tron and wagon timber at Big Stove
Xo. SI.
A full stock of axes and farming
implements at the sign of the Red
Stove.
A few stoves and wagons left at Big
Stove, Xo. SI.
Colhapp Bro's Xo. 1 is the mildest
smoking tobacco in the West. For
stile by all respectable grocers.
Reduced prices at Big Stove, Xo. SI.
If vou have anything that vou
want plated with Gold or Silver take
it to Dunn and Hays.
Amunition at Big Stove, Xo. SI.
Carpenter's tools and rat traps, at
BigStove, SI.
Geo. Daughcrty's Restaurant is a
credit to our city and the Arcadia of
those who love good meals.
Ax handles and lanterns, at Big
Stove, SI.
It is no trouble to show our lumber.
Call and examine, before purchasing
elsewhere, at John R. Bell's.
Bain wagons and key stone corn
planters the best.
Go to Shellenberger's for all kinds
of Tinware, Hardware and Stoves.
Prices lower than the lowest.
Stevenson & Cross
Big Stove Xo. SI.
hardware at
.Carpenters, "time is money," and
you will always save time by useing,
and money by buying, lumber of John
R. Bell,
Leather and shoe findings at Big
Stove, Xo. fcl.
Ox Ha::d. One car load Buckeye
Reapers, one car load Marsh Harves-
ters' ."e car 1(,ad Kirb-V RPe, any
quantity of plows, cultivators, corn
planters, and everything a person
wants. Gallon F. A. Tisdel t Co.,
Brownville, or Pawnee City.
Half-bushel and corn baskets, at
Bi Stove, SR J
IV. T. DE.V.
Men's artic overshoes at Den's.
Great bargains in dress goods, at
W. T. Den's.
- Den sells stoves cheap, and takes
corn for pay.
Salt Lake peaches, cod fish, and
dried apples, at Den's.
Xow is the time to-buy your guns
and aniunition, at reduced prices, at
Den's.
Farmers, the Jackson (Mich.)
Wagon is the best in. use. Forsale by
W. T. Den.
Xow is the time to-buy nice, neat
suits of men and boy's clothing and
cups, at W. T. Den's"
IJemember stoves have advanced,
but Den continues to sell heating,
parlor and cooking stoves at greatly
reduced pi ices.
Low figures at Big Stove, Xo. SI.
For a good gunpowder tea at $1,00,
go to Swan fc Bro's.
Wagons, SS0, at Big Stove. Xo. 81.
1,000 pounds choice Salt Lake peach
es, and 10.000 pounds extra sun dried
tipples, just received by Swan & Bro.
Cranberries, a nice article, for sale
at Swan & Bro's.
Best patent wood pump, by car load
at Big Stove, 81.
Will close i ut winter goods very
cheap at L. Lowman's.
Heating stoves at Big Stove, Xo.Sl.
Choice green apples, at Swan &, Bro.
To make room for a new stock T
will sell dry goods, men's clothing,
hats, gloves, shoes and boots, Queens
ware, etc., at ten per cent, above first
cost, to cover transportation. For
good bargains call in time.
12-4 w Geo. Maiuox.
Rope and blasting powder at Big
Stove, Xo 81.
Lowman has received another sup
ply of soldier overcoats.
Cucumber wood pumps, at Shellen
berger's.
Leather and shoe findings
Stove, Xo. SI.
Bis
All indebted to Franz Helmer are
hereby notified that thoe who do not
liquidate forthwith will be under the
disagreeable necessity of settling with
a Justice of the Peace. This is posit
ively the last notice and I mean busi
ness.
12-2w.
Fkaxz JTkt,mek.
Reduced prices at Big Stove, Xo. SI.
All kinds of tobacco, including Col
happ Brothers, at Swan & Bro's.
XoTrcE. All those knowing that
they are owing mo will please call
and settle with cash or note, as I wish
to square up my books and commence
new.
.V. Roiusox.
Low figures at Big Stove, Xo. SI.
Saganaw salt for sale by the pound
or barrel at Swan & Bro.
Skates, cheap at Big Stove, SI.
Deserved. We are pleaded to see
the favor with which the smoking
public is receiving Colhapp Bo's. To
bacco. Its popularity i- deserved, as
we personally know that its manufac
turers are doing all in human power
to give the very best article possible
for the money. Should any of our mer
chants, from any cause whatever, buy
elsewhere, we know they "will go
farther and fare worse."
Wagons, SS0. at Big Stove, Xo. SI.
Another car load of Bain wagons
at Big Stove, Xo. SI.
"Patuonize Home Industry."
Should be the watchward with every
man who thinks anything of the
land in which he lives. Enjo: if
Colhapp Bro's. chewing and smok
ing tobacco is as good as any other
(and they ask patronage upon no oth
er condition) chew and smoke it, and
leave the manufacturer's profit at
home.
Iron and wagon
Stove Xo. SI.
timber at Bitr
Every lady is specially invited to
call and see the Howe' sewing ma
chine, no matter whether she wish-
ments will secure a machine. o-tt
Rope and blasting powder at Big
Stove, Xo SI.
John R. Bell's Michigan Pine Lum
ber Yard, corner First and College
street, is stocked with every kind of
building material a man can use, and
always at the lowest possible price.
A few stoves and wagons left at Big
Stove, Xo. SI.
At Hill's
We have on sale our Tobacco, by
the cady ! Many iiave importuned us
to sell them a cady of Tobacco, we do
not wish to deal with 'any other man'
than the wholesale or retail dealer;
but here is a chance for thoe who
wish to purchase by the cady ; or per
chance wish to trade for the weed !
CoEiiAi'i' Bro's.
Another carload of Bain wagons at
Big Stove, Xo. bl.
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 duty, inasmuch as Het
zel will dress him up from top to toe,
so that he vrill 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.
Low figures at Big Stove, Xo. SI.
Colhapp Bro's Xo. 5 is a tip-top
smoking tobacco.
Another car load of Bain wagons at
Big Stove, Xo. SI.
You will be honestly dealt with,
and anv error that mav occur will be
cheerfully corrected, at John R. Bell's
lumber yard,
Leap Year Demonstration.
One of the most complete, agreea
ble and magnificent Leap Year dem
onstrations, we have ever heard of,
was gotten up by the enterprising
young ladies of this city, and execu
ted last Tuesday evening. Of course
none but the "young folks" were par
ticipants, or even permitted to act as
"lookers-on." The young ladies, in
their preliminary meeting, selected
their gentlemen by lot, extended their
invitations by card, called in person,
and gallanted the young gents to
a sumptuous banquet prepared by
their own fair hands; and after
spending a. few hours social enjoy
ment, "saw the gentlemen home,"
literally and gallantly.
The company rendezvoued at the
residence of Dr. Blake and repaired
to the residence of J. W. Bennett,
where the supper had been prepared.
Great credit is due Mr. and Mrs.
Blake, and Mr. and Mrs. Bennett for
their labors and efficient services to
the young folks on this occasion.
The young gentlemon who were
honored with invitations and escorts,
are the best pleased fellows we ever
met. They are all smiles and com
pliments, and declare their determin
ation to excel reciprocally, and in
kind. So the young ladies may look
for some mischief.
All persons knowing themselves in
debted by book acoount or note to the
late firm of Shellenberger Bro's, will
please come forward and settle at once.
A hint to the wise is sufficient.
Diaries for 1S72, at Moore's Book
Store.
Coal oil 40 cts., at Swan A Bro's.
Cucumber wood pumps, at Shellen
berger's. Sail Accident A Hoy looses nn Arm.
From Mr. Frank H. D. Hunt, who
called on us Tue-day lat, we learn
the particulars of a sad accident which
occurred near Hillsdale, in this coun
ty. George Ebbs, who is In the em
ploy of Mr. Hunt, in his steam saw
mill, while putting -wine rosin on a
belt in the mill, slipped and fell
against the saw. His head was cut in
three places, and his left arm so badly
mangled that amputation was neces
sary. The arm was taken olTjust
above the elbow by Drs. Page, Math
ews and Forbs, and is doing well.
Cheap Chairs at Bizer's.
One of the most staunch and cor
rect men engaged in merchandizing
in this or any other city, is Geo. Ma
rion, whoie trade proves the truth of
the adage, "honesty is the best poli
cy." lie has now got v. fine stock of
goods, bought in or from the best mar
kets, and has marked them at figures
but slightly in advance of cost. Give
honest George a call.
Snginaw salt by pound or barrel, at
Swan & Bro's.
Cucumber wood pumps, at Shellen
berger's.
A corn and cob mill for sale or trade
by Colhapp Bros.
Strayed or Stolen,
From the bottom two miles above
Brownville, one o-year old red steer,
with a little white stripe on the back,
and whitish on the belly. Marked
with a crop and split on right ear and
under-bit oil" left ear. Disappeared
from above place in last June.
Any one having the same in their
possession, will please post him, or
notify me of the same.
W. T. Dex.
January 10, 1S72.
The Christian Union, is the name
of one of the best religious papers of
which we have any knowledge, and
is edited by Henry. Ward Beecher,
than whom a more trenchant writer
or original thinker does not live. Job
Pettit is subscription agent for the
jn;t
oji, as, also, for Henry Ward
Beecher's Life of Christ, a work writ
ten in the author's happiest vein, and
which is as entertaining as a fairy
tale. Those who give their names to
Mr. Pettit will ever have reason to be
pleased therefor.
Stevenson & Cross, Big Stove, SI.
Good Tea tit Gihuore's at $1 00 per
pound.
Choice fall wheat Hour at Gilmore's
We are pleased to see at his post
again our esteemed friend and fellow
citizen, Win. D. Shellenberger, Esq.,
who has been absent lor some time
and returns to us with improved
health. Welcome back.
A man may borrow money, steal
from a widow, discount his own whis-
key bill, or prig a prayer book from a
r vimr li nn t I. .-... .....I r .Ml 1. i !
dying heathen, and still have hope
and chance of pardon ; but when he
swindles the poor printer out of hi
bill, why the devil has such a firm
grip on the seat of his pantaloons that
repentance and forgiveness are entire
ly out of the question.
If you wish choice groceries, at the
lowest cash prices, go "to Gilmore's,
Xo. 515, Henderson building.
Stevenson & Cross, Big Stove, SI.
Colhapp's best smoking and chew
ing tobacco, at Gilmore's.
Stevenson & Cross, Big Stove, SI.
Choice cultivated Cranberries, at
Gilmore's.
Stevenson & Cross. BigStove, SI.
Hominy and beans, at Gilmore's.
Green apples by the bushel, at Gil
more's. There will bean educational meet
ing held in the new school house in
District Xo. 71, near Thos.Kimseys.on
Tuesday evening, Jan. 23, 1S72. The
Hon. J: S. Church, and Dr. S. W. Mc
Grew, will be present and deliver ad
dresses, and possibly Judge Hewett.
The Dye's will furnish music. We
anticipate a good time.
Thomas Kimsey.
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Salt by the barrel, at Swan & Bro's.
.-.rarrle.l.
On ednesday evening of last
week our well known citizen Ciias.
E. McPjieusox, Esq., was united in
wedlock to Miss Salmi: A. Smitk.
We join our every citizen in con
gratulating the happy couple. May
their honey moon continue until the
Styx River ferryman entries-them t
the "other shore."
Cheap Bureau's at Bizer's.
-I.i-.toil.
Tf Vflll DTP tliilil; itur nf mir-Iiciir
a sewing machine, do not fail to see
the Howe. Hearken not to others,
but examine for yourself. The Howe
Sewing Machine stands pre-eminent
above all others, and we ask our read
ers to give it a careful examination.
To get the bet is always impoitant.
Anency at G. B. Moore's booir store,
Xo. 07 Main street, Brownville, Xeb.
Cheap Furniture at Bizer's.
All persons knowing themselves in
debted by book account or note to the
late firm of Shellenberger Bro's, will
please come forward ami settle at once
A hint to the wie is sufficient.
The story of the public impeach
ment of Gov. James, originated in
the office of ourcotemporary. Thrals
have been made by the friends of the
Xew Constitution that if the Gover
nor dared to veto the bill calling to
gether the old Constitutional Board,
they would depose him, but impeach
ment has not been suggested by any
body.
Sprlisjr
Is fast approaching, and farmeisare
thinking about preparing for work.
Those who contempla'e buying har
ness would do well to call on B. F.
Souder, next to the Sherman House,
and examine his stock and workman
ship before buying, as he is deter-min-
d to make Xo. 1 work at low fig
ures. 4t2
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Cheap Rockers at Bizer's.
Tho last Pawnee TrUntne thu5? dis
courses relative to one of our much es
teemed citizens ;
Mrs. F. Johnson Ebrighfc dilvered
two lectures in our city during the
holidays, that were listened to by a
small, though select and apprcca
ting audience. Her voice is well adap
ted to public q)oakiii'jr, and we were
in clo-est attention throughout each
discouise by the eloquence and eai-nestne.-s
with which she entered into
the Heme under consideration. He
first effort was a masterly one, evin
cing mind of a lofty order and warm
imagination that moulds sublime ex
pression. We consider Mrs. Kbright
a "success," and she will compete
favorable with those of her sex of a
more celebrated name. We .are sorry
there was not a larger attendance, but
if Mr--. E. would associate her-elf with
a circus or show or some other institu
tion of a similar nature and visit our
t )vn, we would warrant a large audi
ence. But "sich tire life." The in
teleet gets but little nourishment
from those who need it most.
A number of BrownviMian have
been the past week or are now in Lii -coin,
among whom we may mention
Mayor Tisdel, H. M. Atkinson, J. I).
Calhoun, togetherwith SenalorThom
as and Representative Porter.
Cheap Bed-teads at Bi.er's.
School books, slates, ink, paper,
pens everything for the school, al
so office material, such a- letter books,
presses, inkstands, blank books, note
books, erasers, etc.. etc , always on
hand, and for sale at lowest cash pri
ces, at Moore's Book Store.
Accident. August landsman, one
of our hard-working, substantial Ger
man farmers on the Muddy, was en
gaged in chopping down a tree on
Tuesday, when the tree fell in the
wrong direction, knocking tho man
down and bieaking hi- right Iegclo-e
to the thigh. Dr. Ctaue wa.
II, J
.
for medical assistance. j
. i
Ma. Cadre j of the Brownville A i-'
vi:htisi:u, and Mayor Ti-dal of the '
a line town, called on ti Thuislay, on
their way to the Meeea of all the pol-
itical saints Linvoi.n. The Aivi:k-
tiskk is growing in iutero-t under its '
present management. Stbraa City
yeas.
3c-c
ineap: ah imiua u. runmua'
cheap, at Bizer'.
Look out for. my new stock of sta-i
..! .1.... riA(?j rrnptrt(K i?ifl lirir. if 1
.,,-.- t -ti ii .1 , .
a descriptions. I will sell them at '
, , ' . . .
reduced prices to cash customers.
, , ., , . '
Come earlv and often to get good br.r-
gains.
Gro
Maiuon.
Under the head "For Sale" will be
found a chance for bargains m the
purchase of horses and cattle. j
Coal oil, best qunlitv, for 40 cents ;
per gallon, at Swan it Bro's.
Cheap Parlor Sets tit Bizer's.
Tf this week's Advkktisek is more
or Io53 i,uereting than Usual, the
c ' '
creditor onus should devolve upon .
the absence of the editor, who ha
siKMit the greater portion of the week
at Lincoln and rit. Joseph.
All persons knowing tltems'-Ive?
. ,,.,,,, . ,
indebted by book account or note to '
., , . . .. ., ,, . T, ,
the late nrm ot shellenberger Itro a.
will please come forward and ettle at
once. A hint to the wise issullicient.
The IIowc Seitliig Inclilitc
Invites examination, and defies
competition.
Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy is no
Patent medicine humbug gotten up
to dupe the ignorant and ciedulous,
nor is it represented a? being "com
posed of rate and preciou- substances
brought from the four corners of the I
earth, carried seven time across the)
Great Desert of Saharah.on the backs j
of fourteen camels, and brought!
acro the Atlantic Ocean on two .
ships." It is a mild, soothin, pUa- j
aut Remedy, a perfect Spe-in for !
Chrouic Na-al Catarrh, "Cold in the
Head," and kinder diseases. The!
proprietor, R. V. Pierce, M. D., of
BuiFalo, N. Y. (whose private Cover-l
. . . v ' , -,.
mentstampison every package ot the
Genuine, ) offers a reward of 6ooo for a
case of Catarrh he cannot cure. For
sale bv druutr sts. Sent bv mail, nost-
paid, for sixty cents
proprietor as above.
Address the
J ER rj JfJLS.
i --.
j Convevancin- done bv ,T. W
Bliss, Notary Public, office at Po?t
Ofiice, Peru, Nebraska. Blanks of
all kinds for sale.
VS-lit
The weather the nast week has
been rather more agreeable. It is
: veiy pleasant to be ahle to sit with
open doors in the middle of January.
The ice in the river has been some
what weakened, hut is still sufficient
ly strong to be perfectly safe for load
ed teams...
The youngsters bad another big
dance at D. Gtede's new store room,
oi: last Thursday night. The music
wa- good, and the supper, furnished
by Ceo. W. Peterson, proprietor of
the City Bakery, was all that could
be desired. We understand the said
youngsters propose to have another
good time at thasame place on next
Friday evening. A general invita
tion is extended to all that wish to at
tend.
Brown, nt the new Post Office, is
putting on a good deal of style, hav
ing laid aside his checker board, put
up a new sign, cleaned up his house,
filled it with new goods, put up a
new lot of letter boxes, and otherwi-e
improved the looks and convenience
of the establishment, so that old set
tlers hardly know the place.
Parties wishing to send packages
by express will have the matter
ptomptly attended to by leaving them
with J. W. Bliss at the l'ou Office in
Peru. Drafts, P. O. Orders, c,
promptly collected.
Prof. McKenzie returned from
Lincoln on last Fridav. The Profess
or is looking well, and appears to be
enjoying himself.
The State Xormal School, at this
phiee, appears to be in a nourishing
condition. The buildings are crown
ed withstu-lents. The institution is
very popular under the management
of its excellent Principal, Dr. A. 1).
Williams. H the Doctor is allowed
to have ids own way he will build up
an institution here that will indeed
be a credit to the State. We are hap
py to see that his efforts aro promptly
seconded by the whole corp of Pro
fessors and Teachers. The new build
ing is much needed for the better ac
commodation of students.
The Knott lamilv
as increased
to the tune of about eleven pounds
the past week. A pretty good sized
knot that, John.
Mr. Win. M. Craig, son of W.
R. Craig, of Xebraska City, the con
tractor on the new Normal School
building, has moved to Peru with hi
faimly, and seems as much at home
as an old settler.
If 3"ou want a bargain in real es
tate call on J. W. Bliss, Real Estate
and Insurance Agent, Peru, Xebras
ka. Ofiice at post-oliice.
Dr. J no. Henderson has quite tin
extensive practice and is meeting
with remarkable success. His medi
cines operate equally well on clerks,
shoemakers, merchants, and revenue
as.sessois. His double back action,
f.iur horse bower pills are warranted
to produce the desired result, if direc
tions are followed.
Willis Carter, the Peru house
painter, was favored with nil addition
to his family last Sunday night. Wit
.is says fie is a good painter, ami was
able lo do a better job than bis daddy
the first lime he tried.
For cheap goods call on Brown
at the Peru Post Office.
M. 11. Thompson, tho transfer
man litis taken the con tract for carry
ing the mail from Peru to Xebraska
City, and from Peru to Brownvilfe.
1r. 'PI. I I
-'ll. .1 liuilljisuil Ulll-ilU.- HI pilL g(Jl)U
I....t- ... ti. -.-.. ..,..,.... .....i .:. .. .-,......
"'""" "" ""au ,uulwa 'w,u "u " a"-
al express and trausier business. This
will be quite an accommodation to
OUr citizen-. He has secured the
, , ... ,,,
e vice oi .J. W. Bliss to actasagent
itu" his various transfer lines, and all
business intrusted to his care will be
j.romptlv and faithfullv t.ttended to.
Our good natured friend Charlev
Culbertson has bought half a block
of lots near tho Xormal School
grounds, and has commenced the
erection of a new house thereon.
Charley did not propose to bring his
. , ,. , ' ., ,
bird from her old nest until he got a
. , ,,
new cage to put her in. Hurry up
L . ,
married man w ithout a wife, is a bud
-fcfer-
Qup Wllerprislllg merchant J. P.
HimIick rellirned, last Monday, from
SL Lmis where he h.lsj bee feneml
"S !l """ u- uaia " "-".
For sale, 1C0 acre farm, all fenc
ed, So acre pasture, o acre hog lot,
good stock water, 14 acres in orchard,
partly bearing,
grainery, tool TioiT-e, and out build
s
good
house, barn,
ings good well of water, 10 acres of!
timber land, and good stone quarry J
lease goes with the place. 'Ibis i-
I one of the bet, if not the be-t farm
in Nemaha, ix miles from Mis 011-
ri river, o nines irom t., at. jv. x x .
,. ., , -,, . ,, ,
K. ii., and will be told verv cheat'
, T, .
n river, 3 miles from B., It. K. & 1
and on ea-v terms. For furthtr ;ar-
1 ticulure enquire of J. V. Bli , Heal
Estate Agent, Peru, Neb.
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T J
YETTE JTE3IS.
Rev. Carrington baptized four con
verts in the Nemaha, near Sanders's.
Mil! on last sabbath. Three males
ami one female.
Judge Wheeler has delivered four
loads of spiles for our new bridge at
.Saunders s Mill.
The Saw which ha been atill in
Sanders's Mill all winter wa3 on
ut-sur.y ot last ecK, set to work by
Henry Kineraon.
Business, dull. No real estate traua-
fen, birth or marriages.
m-rm n, i . , ,
A youmr trirl of Ka-t Indias was
ntly held for two days in the em-;
brace of a serpent which bad coiled'
jtelf around her bodv and would not
permit the approach of any man.
During that time siie -subsisted on
..it- i ..I..... - , ...
m,,K ,,u P'Kuiuns nrnuunc uy a
woman ami snake charmer finallv
succee led in charming herveuemcn
lover away.
SAIXT JEnOIX ITEMS.
It has been some time since I have
had time to give you a few items from
this place for your valuable paper.
St. Heroin is still alive. Trade is
verv eood considering the hard !
times.
Thev are pushing the shaft at the
coal mines day and night. Professor
Robert Patterson has charge of the
work. He makes thincs "git up and
git," "you bet." The shaft is about
sixty-live feet deep. Expect to
strike the vein in two week.
Marshal lloile, the president of the
company, was in our city last week,
looking for building sites for houses
for one hundred families, to work the
rich vein of coal that has already
been discovered nt this point. Our
people are looking far work tobe com
menced on the Trunk Road early in
the spring. All bail to this noble en
terprise.
A sad accident happened to n young
man by the name of Ebbs at Frank
Hunt's saw mill one day last week.
While at work around the saw his
coat caught, which pulled him on the
saw and seriously mutilated his arm
between the elbow anil shoulder.
Dr. Page of this place was
-ent for and upon examination found
that the arm would have to come oil"
Great praise is due the Dr. for the
masterly manner in which he per
formed the operation. The patient i.
doing as well as could be expected.
The public are Invited ta grand
Festival at the Rev. J. W. Taylor's
on the evening of the 10th ii st.
S21ERID. i X J TEMS.
Died, January 12th, 1S72, of can
cer in the breast, Sophia, wife of (Jeo.
wun, aged 5S years. Deceased v;h
lorn in Frederick county, Maryland
She has been but a short time with
us, but in that short time has madt
many friends. Hhe leaves a large
family, all grown up. Her funeral
will be preached at Highland Baptist
Church, Sunday, January 2Sth, a:
eleven o'clock a. m.
There will be a donation party
for the benefit of Rev. Mr. Johnson,
of the M. E. Church, at the residence
of Robert Dundas, this, Thursday,
evening. A good time is expected
and all are invited to attend.
Farmers who have corn out yet
are getting to work in earnest togatii
er it this line weather.
Wesley Dandas ha, within tin
past few days, filled his store as full
as it will hold, of choice goods of all
kinds, which he is selling tor cash a
little cheaper than any other man in
Nemaha county.
MARKET REPORTS.
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Ili:oVjCvir.i.i;
z, January .". Ii7-
Winter Wheat
spring W lietlt
Yellow Corn, mUunmes..
White
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TtX'B "."
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ITfrf .
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3 V-
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3 Ul
uaKs bushel..
riour Fa 1, beat quality.
sririns;
I'hickrns. "r1 ..
Kcs. r dozen ,.
t 'noire IJiitfr, r.l retail. V Ioh!h1
I'nt.itoe.H f bushel
X. Y. Factory l'lieee. j pouiHl
-i)!j
-iiirar. .ew orK a.
Ifcs v the 1 o
Tft10frstoth. I if
:'2ftslthvl '
3 7."!.4 I .
.1 310(3 4
Xew urle.iiio suar
t 'ofr' rhoiv rURlity,
Ilos lirfssctl .
Live
rOH SALE.
UlviTltsempiiL-. miller till-, heml will he charged 24
rents each niiertion .for i.e lines or le-i.
I'il: NAI.K. One pair three ear old Horse, one
i luirlno vi-ir 1 ! M.irts. !.! i.j X iooIckii
twoyearold Co t. V."i!I take pari pav in sh--i . r
will .direl ri-N-s .liliirpss 15 A. STI W AK1".
Ifrattnn Ni-niaha Co.. Neb.. rr Mannas Urnl
on UU MinMy. His
rrT?- j T--' . ''-;. i- J "-" . ; - '- . ii f-rt
WANTS.
Advertisrmeiiis nmlfr t5iN bend wtll bv ehnrded i"
r, nis ai b iiie rlii.i. for live !mt sor Ii-ss.
t-5'axii:i.-ik vi. w wr srrrTio.N.
it advertise for It urnler sins litul. It c-l- but
tentv t. 1 1 :ii fur h e iirn" or !ess.
TO RENT.
AdvertNernents uiiler this head will lie ehnrgil
ii eenLs eui h insertion, for live inie-t :r !.-ss.
'0 HEXT.-H' YOU IIWK A IIU -K lilt
1 Kar'n t.re:it.:lTti--ills the Advertiser. :i:
our ie a;. al.ert!-iii..n.ni:i.
Manhood : Hov Lost, liowEes iored.
SfjfgSi J'M piihllsheil. a iifv dl r.f tr.
y?rMli-.eII'-. (Vlobrntcfl II-,sy
i.ii the i i'U -iiirtirr i without inetlirinei
if .-"Mi h ika .1 .'. ndiiai
Wi'tknes-. Involuntary -enr'iai I.ir-.' Iui'utkn-
MetiU.i aiid Il.v-!r.i . in i ... ItJ . I r t.ed merits
t. M .rri n !; nlno Conhi mpth.v. 1 eitFi"v,
and 1'iT". iiuluceil hy -ell mhIuIvikc or sezu.il i-x-trai-ai;.-e.
sltf Vi'it'. In fwlel envelop.. on!y fi r-nXn.
riuiletirtxlH'itiMir. in t5ns admirable evy,
e!.ir!y demonst rat- frm a thirty yearV su'-ces-ful
practice, that the alarming coietjtHn-us of
selfahiise may Ix- ratlirnlly cured without the
dan.-ri-t uae of internal nifdlcine or tho ap;!lea
iiiui it the knife; H.intuic mil a mode of rure at
ii-. -.nn pie, o-rt iln. ard Ttiml. by means of
which every Biirferer, n mailer what hit condition
may Ik. utay cur him.srtf cheaply, privately, anil
rit-tmi'ty.
j-ll,s Torture ihoa'd be in the tip.mls of every
j outh snd every man m the land.
- nt e.'i'ler Html, la.t plain envelope, to nay atl
IreHs.A'it.lon reri;it of six cent or two post
eltniti3.
Also Dr. Culver-vell's "Marriage GuWe," price ',z
ce-its.
A'l ires the Inb!!she.
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lii? Ilii'.vrry, .eiv York, I'oit-MHce Box ,.";
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CASPSSTEE'S TOOLS
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Surgical Inslruments,
IN N. V. MISSOURI.
GEO. ?,r. TEALE '& CO.
DRUGGISTS,
ST. JOSEPH, MO.
tf"Llheraldi!.co'iut to th-trade. t-Sra
OPPENHEIMEE & MEYEB,
iracifdcturers nf
CIGARS,
And "Wnolo.nl-Dealers in Tolmceo,
Pipes, tiC.
Xo 11 Xc rth Third -t.
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FURNITURE
3 ViSSStkw-? 9 3 .
la ffl IP'k P 3 1S
Xow occupies the oM Regulator buiidln?,
Ko.r6 Main Street,
Brownville, Nebraska,.
with a nrerb ami selected stock of evervthlntr In
Ibe Furniture liitu. Ue i J', lies Hit; (xifcllc to
CALL AND SEE HIM !
an J compare kts price with other dealers.
HE n.X-i A
Just rrivi4 fn.ri' tr" m-:iiihcfir. Xot
sins'le j.ii'i-i' ! nlil lurnitiin m It. 15e-
a.de-. tb s, lit- 13 eulirelv a
beincror the ery best .jrality and ti-iet fin
ish. I".irt:'s bnviim t lnni rait ex.-
pevl t oblHiii iliv Keiiium ar-
Lk-l A'hI h.tt'r than
all.lieeai-''ely
svj th..t hi-
1 Utili
i lll ClUIoiic?
eiter
XndiLQezaenis
Iuthe '.ay 'ialit, -.tile anil priH
Give him a Call.
WlFfT Ffi? & "iT 'S
Tie i-i ;rPiarcl t. jo! Furnlti to 'tiv 1 tic? I en
on the in st mix ititat;--ii:s term--. It. t:v
Mifj-l". llieui wth KootH.e'll,. r
FINISHED OR III THE ROUGH,
at pnoes that ar rea'Iy -;uriris!nsr. Jler. hant.1
In the 'Htt-rinr. whoare earr. line Furniture,
or wlmd.-sire to add il lo iheirM-k of
I.EM.UAL Jir.Kl IIAMJISK,
ARE ISTVITED TO GA3LL.
My
BROW3nrH.X33
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Brownville Nebraska.
O. X. JvaiiiTma
JLX
PROPRIETOR.
(WIA. ATTiriM XrRs-RItV IVr ywir Nursery
stock. Farmers are assured that it uillfctu
their lnt.re-t tod.i so. All w II lie -. rel 'ajthltol
!y toorder and positive!; at Iw-t r.iti-s. i K-Uitf-inaa
mure trim Tiers, stiruHher, hver;reeiis,SMMl
HSDG-S PLANTS,
can !e Ixiusht for the same money than at any fath
er Ntir-ry m the ii.uiilry. "-fjtr
J. J. GOHPISU,
sTITK AiiKXT FOR TIIK Rl.vr
Pnmhinpfl 5hpllpr anrl Rrinrlpr
UUillL'MlUU UI1U1IUI UIIU Uilt'UUiZ
Win it 31 iff miff Sfeautrr.
Also Ilreiler aiid-liii)jierofthfrelt hratfd
POLAND CHINA HOG,
Ai.d uri.trof II. .'.- I'Itii- -...I r;enral Nnr
r -t'-l tj" Write fur i ir r- and j.artlcu-i.ir-i.
AddrLsMi J j '.(jsl'Klt.
3I- LiMV11. Ne.
JolINti. A.SMUir. k. H.IIll.
Mmi, mmmm,
AND
COISMISSXON SOUSS
OF
SMITH & WILCOX.
IeatTs In al! kind of Uriin f..r which ther
5ay the highest n i.rket prhein i a n.
i.i"'lk:e at store of r". K Joh. n A Ce. I-ii
L- SPTfTj g form ia tVe Hcsi
V r W mauner.
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At re-ii'leie sj.n- Maki
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naitner r-d on ir,
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52rovnvU;c.eSr;:sJtn.
TT'ILL DO ALT. KIXDs. OF Iirn MSli, VKE
' part I'iMis. I'-s-a iH-ntfiiH. : riiShsic(-
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"' .twr. -li .ii unarantee.1. Ji.r W'.rt: t
e r oi. rvti.
: : -l.ort fi..tie-.
rin and A'lnntlr.
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GEORGE G. START,
f A-ir i li i: in
Gratn&AgricuItural Implements
AiiiI"taraK, ForrarrfiuKnDil
-WIN WALL. NEBRASKA.
GSO. S. PHIIXEPS.
Livery,Fesdi& Exchange Stable
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ro-aiiville, 5foTrnqiia.
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rSE SHERMAN HOUSE.
1C "Iiiin-st., Brotvu-rllle.
C J5. S.ilb'FF.ll l Proprietor
FKED STAULE
IX COXSECTIOS VriTli THE HOUSE.
Th i IT i i th f n re"i. del"d a: I n-iruisbe-i
tlir ii it j ! . ulii-r !s i.eliesta vimo'Uum.i :
II fi v t t: t jta .4J :is tt-cr'.bise. I5is',e.-
' tnliv i !. s,-.e3 rt' Wes sett 0S.tht-..,
f t s- " f-. ; sc mw t.- '".aiin TT-.i, v. -
lrs.
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