i
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THE ADVERTISER.
TIU'RSDAY. FEI5RUARY 1, 1S72.
Pnltllslicrs' Notices.
-,- ,-n----r tiik AnvniTisKiiror sale by Q.
v ;. llvHikscllcr, Stntionur ami Xt".vs Ieal
,.. . " '" strt-ot, next, tiftnrto UiePostoillee.
- X .ticks. sHl a ordinary reatlinjj matter,
v ,. - ;ir.:-lijn cents per line, each insertion.
s ,' -ji' iv type. twonty-Uve per cent. additl-
.. ' :i'o- rates.
r nrJ:VT under tlie heatl of "Wanted."
- T.'i "For Sule." "Lost." -J-'ound," Aa.,
. 1 -:,..ii:t :-enty-rive cents for each adver-1
- .. '.t T if llti.-s, or lt.-i.eacl. Insertion. Ad-
j.- tjj,.- v ,.-r Sve Inn's, at the rate of live
r - , -r I'll. a !i ItiMTttoti.
l.AKIKKV & HAl'KKR.
Tuhlisliers Ade:tl,r.
CITY A XI) COUNTY.
"Sew S tlTertlseint-ntit.
1 - k .ip f.r Trade -Thompson I'axton.
I r'i l -K . . t'ooley.
rl.-i f'nits- II. ?I. Watson.
tr. mzi - Howard .Association,
j- r- ..iiiMfii-Clias.J-CL Kline t Co.
II iuiny at Swan it Bro's.
L .v liirures at Big Stove.
y . ii-:i- 1I at Lettit Creigh's.
I. a figures at Kig Store, No. SI.
. t -, i -t in-
i i
rjKiusai oiusun oc annie.
:ailsand shoes at Big Stove,
N
yi 1:
'- in Vinegar for sale b the
.t ibson & Yancil's.
luviisand shoes at Big Stove,
':,3 lower than ever, at John
li'ii- lies and lanterns, at Big j
!.
('
Iteugherty' for good,
711
hing you want but dry goods
i-!. prices, nt Big Stove. No. SI.
1 gr.n ur b!ack tea for one
; rr p'uind at r'wun & Uro.
. 'i-urc.s at Jiig Stove, No.. 81.
i :,: .t-a:it smoke gK Colhapp j
.. :. Take no othci.
v.
...Hers ami hitekiug pins, at '
i
1
-d.
- .1 !;k:j. all kinds, at Moore?
,. -:-.re. 44-tf.
i.v !i:ir'S- at Big Stove, No. SI.
MI kinds ..f plows, by the carload,
' ' M ve. No. 81.
;' r -.'..oil smoking ami chewing to
.. . ;.-. to Cohn's.
; -: .-i'fiit w-HHi pump, by ear load
". StdVC, Si.
;. v.. .roil- and key stone corn
"" tin best.
!.. f.ir glass, pain,:, oil and wall
.; v !.tt& Cfeigh's.
. . - tirac; of the pleasures of editing,
r .. .khI irlne with a gusto;
, :-is:in-scoineiienr competing,
' .. isi.idif of (Jolhnpp Tolmeco.
' ...- '" antfs. ivlth wittiest LmUVt,
i- wo make It gout! jtnlges will
i .! .1
Siiovicis A full .stock at
!: berger's. Call soon.
IV- 1-, -ash, blinds, &c, at whole
.! ;ti-.- by Jha R. Bell.
' - ; . tent wood pump, by car load
J . hi'llenberger's for anything
i! u:tut in the hardware line.
'I. iliiawr, Real JSsUitc Agent
iiv.'yeuccr. ("ourt Room.
v
T -t i. itmt wootl pump, by caa ltmd
A. s;,)Vf XI,
, lock of horse-shoes and j
'-:.t
SlIKII.T3NEKC!HK S
'". - T.i'entwood pump, b3 car load
ii -love, 81.
: .1 KUAltl'BS A-1TEXTIOX. SllOV-
- t-ks, Vtii-elbarrows, Crowbars,
:' -!:elleiiiKrs;er'a.
A .i
ion at big Stove. No. SI.
i: cannot find what you want
. ; r else, you may depend on
-ii.it John R. Hell's.
, , , . , . r
e largest and oest assortment of
i ry, soaps and toilet articles
:iy at iiru oc v reigo a.
p rson-s knowing themselves
i.-.d by book account or note to I
:. It rm of Shellenberger Bro's. i
j. l.-as. come forward and settle at 1
. . - . . .i .. ... z j..t i- .
.v nun to toe wiseissuiiieieni.
;'ir:;n'i erq and pork is cheap
" 1 - is l verything sold at Big Stv.vc
1 it;M .-. i:hs' Toi.. Those in
r "1 -f anything in this line will do
" i o call at Shellenberger's, as he
b . hill assortment.
I; s; patent v,-oad pump, by carload
" Ji-ir Stove.
'. i iii:i.i.i:xiii:ntii-i:'s can be found
'- i kinds of farming tools scythes,
'' '-.!it-s, forks, shovels, spades, hoes,
r- . rake tcelh. at prices to suit
"'- tnrn'.
'-!ison it Cross, Big Stove, SI.
c
si. filers and husking pins, at
"g -slow, SI.
htiiih-rs should not fail to call at
' bn U. Bell's, and get his prices and
-"iniatcs on your building. You will
i.f money by it.
A. auniuon at Big Stove, No. SI.
SUtvmnii House.
is tolerably easy for a landlord to
'"! .1 hotel with a ijotirish and set
i".i 11 (-.lit.. .. ... . i..j.i;.-i. r, j.;i;...- i..-, nr.11 V.n fn. ..... itm'c
-" '.".t .1 i. U7i(iimrii 111 iti7'
'-1 ,i id I r re n 1 "Tinn oin it re- i
. I ,w, , . ,
'''''s a peculiar t!.ct iu the host or!
-" ; ss to keep aiive and healthy '
-. .1. .. .... ..
' reputation. rue feuerqiun ,
" aft is one of the institutions of our i
' V vrhich imnroves vith T'e it
'virs well. Mine host Kaufiman, on
" 1 H'-t unsparing in providing sup-
- ' vt hiii. the culinary department
? j'-Jir th? 'onip'teiit direction and
K. The Sher-
vrrvAW popular.
. .,.,'.. . . ...
Tlie Howe Sewing Machine
Invites examination, and defies
competition.
Diaries for 1872, at Moore's Book
Stor.e.
Coal oil 40 ets., at Swan t Bro's.
Cucumber wood pumps, at Shellen
berger's. Cheap Chairs at Bizer's.
Saginaw salt by pound or barrel, at
Swan t Bro's.
A corn ami cob mill for sale or trade
by Colhapp Bros.
-
Stevenson it Cross, Big Stove, 81.
Good Tea at Gilmore's" at $1 00 per
pound.
Choice fall wheat dour at Gilmore's
for $4 50 per sack.
If you wish choice groceries, at the
lowest cash prices, go to Gilmore's,
No. 53, Henderson building.
Stevenson it Cross, Big Stove, 81.
I Colhapp's best smoking and chew
ing tobacco, at Gilmore's.
Stevenson & Cross, Big Stove, 81.
Choice cultivated Cranberries, at
Gilmore's.
Stevenson & Cross. Big Stove, SI.
IIo;ninyand beans, at Gilmore's.
City Mills, St. Joe., Fall Wheat
Flour at Gibson ct Yancil's.
Stevenson it Cross, Big Stove, SI.
Codfish at Swan it Bro's.
Foe Premium Cigars go to Cohn's.
Selling oil winter clothing t cost.
X. bOWMAX.
lla'.f-bushel and
Big Stove, SI.
corn bifskets, at
Undershirts and drawers, from 50
cents to 51 00, at L. Bowman's.
Choice lot of Salt Lake peaches,
just roeivetl at F. II. Johnon & Co's.
J Parlor and box stoves at cost, at
Shelienberger'5.
Heating stoves at liig 3.t.T.e4 No SI.
All kinds wf tinware at Shellcnber
gcr's. Stevenson t Cross hardware at,
Big Stove No. SI.
For choice groceries, go to F
Johnson & Co.
E.
Horse nails and shoes at Big Stove,
No. SI. '
Parlor and box heating stoves, at
cot, at Shellenberger's.
Lowman is selling dress goods and
shawls at cosa.
Buffalo robes and shoe pegs at Big
Stove.
"Waterproof Blacking, at Swan &
Bro's.
Parlor and box heatintrstovesat cost
at Shellenberger'4.
4ook out for my new stock of sta-
ple dry goods, groceries and shoes of i
1 . . . T .,, ,, ,., , I
all desciintioiis. I will sell them at
reduced prices to cash customers.
Come early and often to get good bar
gains. fjlX). Makiox.
Salt by the barral, at F. 3. John
son & Co's.
All kinds of plows, by the car load,
at Big Stove. No. SI.
Cranberries just received atSwau &
Bro's.
Qreat reiilK'tion in prices nt L. Bow-
man s.
For an extra nice syrup go to Swan
&, Bro. They have it.
Parlor and box heating stoves at cost,
at Shellenberger'-f,.
ir-.,- norftni iM-mti-N bv the car I
Kestone ( orn I l.inttrs, u nn. u.i
load, at Big Stove. No. SI.
-
Young Amerivai should go to fehell- '
enberger's for skates, where there, isj'"
! cords of them, and of all varities.
o l
Low iiguresat Big &tove, Ao. bl.
JL
Cheap plug tobacco for smoking at
nwan iV iro. :
r.iror a, box heating stoves at
CQ at t-heilenbergcr's;.
i
i . . . j1?I. t
Leather ami shoe minings at Jig j
ltrwi Yn sil !
-.i., .-.
OKiUltHuliMsi;,.,.
C-l... l, ...... ... I;.r Clm-n CI
Clocks, Watches, and Jewelry for j
sale cheap by Dunn and Hays.
Parlor and box heating stoves at
cost, at Shellenberger's.
Skates, cheap at Big Stove, 81.
For a choice cigar go to Swan it
Bro.
Buffalo robes and shoe pegs at Big
Lett & Creigh sells nothing but
pure Drugs and Medicines.
Keystone Corn Planters, by the car
load, at Big Stove. No. SI.
The celebrated Evening-Star heat--
ing stoves at Shellenberger's.
Heating stoves at BigStove, No. SI.
Skates, cheap at Big Stove, SI,
Sheilenberger is in receipt of a large
stock and assortment ol
stoves.
iieating
Heduced prices at Big Stove, No. SI.
If you wish good chewing or smok-,
11. u l.i.i;ii;i;. iwi iji v-ii- -"oi,.,, ., ,-. miintr mo. f. . i i.ir.r-'vf. .:. . . '
M.... v,...w .... v....... .
i ti t.itrr. mm ipr
1 ron and wagon timber at Big Stove J
No. SI.
:
Carpenters, "time is money," ami ,
yo;: will always save time by useing
and money by bu'ing, lumber of John
11. Hell.
A few stoves and wagons left at Big
Stove, No. M.
Cheap Bedsteads at Bizor'-
Come down with the stamps. j That Brownville, individually con
We have but recently learned of ajsidered, has and is making as rapid
fact which, it seems to us, should not J progress as any town on the Missouri
be thus. A. F. Cahn, Cigar Manufac- River similarly situated, no one can
turer, and Conrad Shriner, proprietor i doubt who has' had a chance at a fair
of the Brownville Brewery, in this : comparison. And that the compari-
this city, have to send the cash for
Revenue Stamps, by mail, to Nebraska
City, while we have a U. S Collector,
Geo. S. Dunn, resident at this place,
honest, trustworthy and capable of
taking care of and selling them when
called for. This is a discrimination
to the extent of the cost of the post
ollice orders used, and the delay im-l
posed ; or, to avoid delay and the loss ;
of a sale (freepjently occurring) n lot!
of stumps must be kept on hand, and
that much capital lie Idle. To this ex-
tent it ib a spmingly unnecessary dia-
crimination which we hope soon to
see abolished. Every facility should
be given the taxed to pay the tax, and
only the tax!
W regret to learn tbat our friend
Evan Worthing, Esq., is sick and suf
fering from erysipelas
"i
Yery choice Syrup, at Gilmore's.
Xcarly Fntnl.
We are informed that a gentleman
......
or tins city came very near meetipg
an untimely end at the hands of hisrnj:ne(1 to Ieave 110 stone unturned to
wne, one evening mis. weeu. At an
early hour in the afternoon, he left
his home, and on returning to his
residence erep softly upt stairs to his
chamber, and while in the act of
opening a bureau drawer, his wife ap
peared at the door, and not recogni
zing him, sieved a revolver, which lay
upon the table and blazed away at J
, u. i., .lapiiny nus.siiig ner aim. i ne p;UWiuU Vnch our shipping facilities
husband rushed into her arms, wrest-wil, receive the coming season.
; ed the revolver from her, and made ' u would be impossible to single out
himself known. He had been to j aml moniioiI lne mnnv indications
Rennet it Doleifs and flitted himself! of .. bri.r,lt fulliro or .,.,, f:i(.(s .vh,ol
i.:... u. m - - , . ,.,,
out with one of their superb suits of
clothing.and his wife at "first blu.h"
did not know him. Patrons of Ben-
net & olen s should take warning.
Honey at Gilmore's.
iV. T. 1)KS,
Honey at Den's.
Cash paid for hides, pelts and furs,
at 3Jen's.
Corn, county and city warrants, ta
ken for good's a Den's.
A choice lot of Salt Bake pared
Peaches, just received at Gilmore's.-
isoltller'K Ovcrcuuts.
jfr5T" An unprincipled merchant of
Brownville calls mv Soldier's Over
coats moth-eaten, because he cannot'
alford to sell them cheap therefore I, neighbor were possessed of ordinary
invite one and all to inspect them j intelligence it would realize the fact
closely. -Come up and take a look at that the AuvKtrnsER alreafly posses
thein they an bear inspection. . sed that popular regard, asourcolurnn-,
Boris Lowman. , testify, when tlwy bear before the
using the
Washing made easy, by
justly celebrated Washing Crystal, for
-ale at Gilmore's.
Low figures at Big Stove, No. SI I .
For a good gunpowder tea at $1,00,
go to Swan it Bro's.
Wagons, $SU, at Big Stove, No. SI.
One half of last week's JJrmorraf ,
was. printed on type borrowed from j
this office, and ihe other half was de
voted to abusing us. Were we to cut
:-. ,..,.,..,. ;,i t tin .r-i-rr..;rr lit...
. '' e
its kicks at us would be less fremient,
if, indeed, it would not result in the
entire discontinuance of its issue.
This week the paper upon which it is
printed is borrowed from us and we
naturally expect another installment
of low, flimsy abuse.
Subscribers should lay aside this
week's Aivei!TI.s:k for reference to
the Rules and Regulations of the com
ing State Fair, on our 4th page. Next
week the Premium List will appear,
which should also be s:u?.d.
1,000 pounds choice Salt Lake peach
es, and 10.000 pounds extra sun dried
apples, just received by Swan it Bro.
. All persons knowing themselves in
debted by book npejiunt or note to tiie
late linn of Shellenberger ISroV. will .
nlease come forwaid and settle at once, i
.. , . . ,. .
A hvi lQ (hi? WIsL, Js slliHciellte
" - j
Cranberries, a nice article, for sale '
o. ,r- i?m-5 I
"'
est patent wood pump, oy car load j
at ihsr Stove, SI.
A Pr.KAfeAM' IioI-.l-:CTi.)X, at tl.lSi;
sra(.01Ji i? to think of July and Aug- I
ust, ami to permit gurgling .ancy to j
revel in the ecterious elysium of ice;
cold, strawberry llavored, lemonade: j
ice cream, liavoretl with auburn curls, j
bright eyes aim rosy nps; or wine j
ennoniid wtfli n tlol io 1. 1 f.tl rvo strnw
0 t. ., -
it. if tl. 11. . ..ml l...l.v..m vnur lit. a
! 11, twi. vi..t.. ...vi ui.. . 1.1 .. j .i.. !..--. I
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uib iviiKcuuiis an- oiiui-iiuik- m me
fact that an immense amoun! of the '
tnriwt liormttfii' inn ia ltni.nr mir mi liv I
, ,. ..'- . , . i
k ilUUJUL. V V ii V.UllaWllw VillO J4W-
To "keep cool" will, we think, be
-.. - ..! -i ,i . ... . . i
wiiiiiu ii:e leiicii oi nit; Jinuiuiest eit-i
.en the coming summer
Will close nit winter goods very
cheap at L. Bowman's.
il.t.iv...ii m.-.i. ..j.s iwu-, i.u.ui.
IT l'. -i,. n. I!!,. CtnVA "Vr. OJ 1
o
Choij.o green apples, at Swan & Br
f
? !
Hope and blasting powder at Bi.
Stove, No SI.
I Lowman has received another sup-
i"- " -""
! f .lf 1 ?? mrTf' c
Cucumber wood pumps, atShellen,-hcrger'-s.
Leather and shoe fiurting at Big., Dress daes not make the man, but
stove, No. M. jrhatman looks the better for being
t. j.." 1 .",;... f n;,.. c-tf.-t x- c.j well dressed, cannot be distillled, and
vcuHiv,uj.i.iaiJ(,.J.u.v)..
All kinds of tobacco, including Col-
iiaj,p Brothers, at Swan & Bro':
x0TICE. All those knowing that
. . ..,..- ..n 1
..m-v " w...fc ...- ..... i". ,
jand settle with cash or note, as 1 wish
lo sqco w 1 ' D001 flUU coniiueiiee
new,
A. Hobisox.
Lo? iigiires at Big Stove, No. SL
Ax handles a;id lar.terns, at Big
Stove, SI.
It is iij trouble to show our lumber.
Call and examine, before pur asjng
elsewhere, at John R. Bell's.
jEEESESEi
son will hold good financially isequal-
Iy as true ; for while 'call loans' have
been up to 1J $1 cent. "r1 day in Wall
street, N. Y., it has never, even in ex
treme cases owing to the liberal man
agement of our home banking insti
tutions exceeded that per month, aird
is easy at 1 V ct. This course has
kept business iy a healthy condition,
retdy to take advantage of the first
impulse that shall Indicate a breaking
up of the uual winter stagnation of
business the country over. Underthese
circumstances it is no slight matter
i for grattilation that our pork packing
j facilities for "pork" is king, most-
have more than doubled over the pat
season, and the business done is fully
up to the increase in the facilities.
Again : the past season has seen es
tablished in our city a Tobacco
Factory, where the manufacture of the
weed in every shape, save cigars and
snuff, will be carried on extensively
the coming season, and will necessari
ly attract a large wholesale trade in
' .,.. j-.
Its proprietors are deter
l!lbnii,i1r!ll.inr..w.m,.ii,.,u.l,nu,t
, of . he Missouri "Rivpr. i whieh nn-
., ,.
deavor they should, as we know they
will, have the hearty oo-opeiation of
every citizen of the place. Again : we
learn that the establishment of a first
das-? soap factory will ;i fact here
I in the Soring, which cannot fail of a
Conin!ete suc.-ess. conshlorinir the ex.
' "
demonstrate the more than compara-
tIvo prn,lierous priMeIlt of our vit
they are self-evident to caveiers, and
ljy lhejn f.lvorjlbly t.0iinnonte.! uj.on,
and to the stay-at-home citizen, who
turtle-like, perhaps, drew his head in
to hi.? shell at the fitst glimpse of a
stringency in the money market, and
viewed everything through his shell,
darkly, we say, open up, look around,
travel, and your misanthropy will
wear off, and you will surely come
squarely up to the work of shoving
our city ou to a glorious futuie of un
exampled prosperity.
The Democrat says we are desirous
of being recognized as the "oilicial or
gan of Nemaha." If our jealous
people the true oilicial transactions
.
oi .M'iiiana county s uommission
eis. Nor is this all: if its ol t isi
ty ere not so ponderous it might
perceive that 'tis not high raised ad's
from accidental dignateries, nor ful
some latteries of those in power, that
make an official prgar; ; but news,
good, trulhltil news, editorials that
rellect ihe people's (the true official's)
will, with .nil columns that interest
and instruct, plain and neatly printed-
these make an oilicial organ, and this
is why we are so recogniz. d, and why
our position so far removed from our
neighbor's possibilities make.- him
envious, and jijiakes him "cut suvh
fantastic tricks" within his puny
sphere, as make even his friends to
pity and to scold him.
Saganaw salt for sale, by tha pound
or barrel at Swan it Bro.
Skates, cheap at Big Stove, 81.
Wagons, $S0, at Big Stove No. SI.
Another car load of Bain wagons'
at Big Stove, No. SI.
"PATItONrXK llor.Ii: IXOl'STUY.''
Should be the watch ward with every
man yllo thinks anything of the
land in which hf. lives. Ergo: if
Colhapp Bro's. chewing and smok-
i inir tobacco is as irond ils any othi.r
,., K.y sli.k lmtrc.:ia!?e unon ,10 olh.
..... . ...
er conciiuoii; enew ami smoKe it, and
ninM, , ,. '
lta'c lhv mnnulacluier a prolit at
Homo-
Carpenter's tools and rat traps, at J
Uig stove, ?1
Lmharjp liro s .so.
lis
the mildest
smoking tohrifPn ... tl, Wn.t
le by :ljj respectable grocers.
For
Bcdueed prices at Big Stove, No. Si.
If .you have anything that you
want plated with (Jold or Silver take
.-.
it to lJunn and Hays.
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Amnnitin- .,m;,-s, s C1
,.-,.... .uwu, ...u.oi
-. ......
ai pusuei s touis auu rat trans :t
Big Stove, SI.
;eo. Daimhertv's Bctaurant is a
. , J , .i.a ui
'hose vno. love good meals.
rT.i 1 1 r f-ii ? iw! 1 1.. ...,i i ,.
Tron and
Stove No. 81.
igon limber at Big
T ... -. 1 L I. . . . -,-.-
i-.ope- uuu oiasnng powuer at uij
j Stove, No SI.
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j .ioi!U it. liens .1 lclll'rail Pine Ijlim-I
'her Yard, corner First and Colleire
dleg
street, is stocked with $very kind of
?..,;i.i;... t.i . "
wu..mii,i; uuieriai a man can use, aiiii
always at the lowest possible price.
A few stoves and wagons left at Bi::
Stove, No. 81.
"Another air loa.l of Bniu wagons at
Big Stove, No. si.
,
mc- .-it.ii. to trownvnie wno goes 1
shabbily attired has no excuse for his
dereliction of duty, inasmuch a Hei-
el Will dres.S bint 111. frn. Inn fr. t.r.
'0 that ho will look tl. v.r, antin'.
.' ?-"'-
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...an, mi -in luuniicsiiiiai small sum
f money, if von don't believe it
can on him and price his goods.
Low figures at Big Stove, No. SI.
Colhapp Bro's No. 3 is a tip-top
smoking tobacco.
Another car loatl of Biin wagons at
pig Stove, Nj. '
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ITalf-bushel' and corn baskets, at
Uig Stove, SI. i
.l.rvj.ri'jjMiWfa.J -
Pleasant Occasion.
Highland, Jan. 27th., 1S72.
The donation at the Baptist Church,
iu uticn jtocK lownsuip, o u e-i .,
, ... . ..
was a perfect success m every partieu-
. r. T . , , . , -, . ,
the cold was very severe, the housi
rietiesof meat known to the country;
pies or an Kinds in aiundance, cakes
of rare quality, in fact every thing in
abundance. The table vyas waited
upon by the committee in a style that
would have done credit to a first class
hotel.
Iar. TllP eirizfiis nnmm4iifnil "ntlnr- . ' c !.,. .. . . , .. ... ,.... I hiinn. ItrtmnvIIIc. lJ2tmi
" ioved bv the vouii" neon e of t lip i"e j real ice ornige accross 010 -iuti-' -- - --
hix n at an earlv hour nnd -d though J - - .". peopi oi me' . V i i -it t i .")it m.k ou hknt.-a rarmnf nr acrei for
n'b in .u.ui uui iitiui, aiui .iiti.uun . M,nt ;r,. ,i,iii.. , -:., tlv. has been dulv renal red bv Jat-k . I . rr..t Kn,.in.irfF.K.jinBnnlto..
'"""' f ,, r.., P,inimollpplilParlOt tile Contract to tlie letter. lie , j iriwoyeor ol.l Mnrwiintf nne SpoI.n
pre sent, seemed to enjoy the occasion i ine -u- -urcn conimenceti . ... , , n j ., tny.arMc.t. win uuwiw in sh.p .ir
in the most satisfactorv manner.! a I-roiric leti niLtiin at irrami i tiaint .Vnntl,or .... f fr(!ih ,, -J iir.uti.n. Nemaha .. Neb. nmr iir- ri.u
Vothiii.roppnrrPfltnm.,i-. -, m School House, last Monday week. It :not"fr "- r iocmW just OI, ,tlg Mu,1ly- ' '-
coining occurred to make anyone re- ' ... i received bv Brawn a the 1'iwt Ollice mi mim m iiHinmiMimi
rrpt h-iv.ni !.pnn iirH-oMf Ti,n l was stopped wthout the usual bene-1 ItLL'VMi "i J"' - -- l- ' "-lu,uu- - - - " -"
grei ua siHc neon lire.-ent. itie sun-, tl i rr a i fnirivii until -i lmr tifavtc
..-.. ' ' iliftimi I.v llii..vtrmiii. r-nl.1 wifhor -ir. A. I . L.OgsU ell pAHl d Sliori WANTS.
per, to say me iea,u;i u-ncios, tlie " " , visit to I'eru, on last Fridav ; he was ' - - - -
table was spread with all the delicacies'01 "t I V i in a devil of a hurry as usual; he AtX'1':9
that heart could wish, consisting of - I-at Tuesday week the Bjreon , wouh, not l)(v C() if he v;ant . xVTI . .. .' . . . .ITI.vn.IIv
oyster soup, tea. cotlee,-ami all the vn- no usually rues ine-e Hems, goi a v, nntipoil .i I.m.r ..etimn in eir. M advert. e for u under tin hean. it wis but
After supper, and while, the table? ! his neck,
were. being cleared, the company wa , ij:ist Saturday night Robert Dnn
highlyenterlained;withsome?pIendid (las, going into the house from the
ocai music, sucn as is ei(iom n ever ,
excelled by any choir in the west, j
The amount of cash donated was i
about fifty dollars besides other things!
that would amount in value to t -n or;
fifteen dollais. The donation wa-for
An. Gatks, master builder, we
learn, has purt-bnsed recently between,
two and three hundred thousand brick i
of Mr. Dawson, brick-maker. No one
knows better than Mr. Gates the pros -
. . . ,
p.'ct for a demand in the Spring;, there
fore, it augurs well.
i r . ,..., ,- ,
-'v -it..'.i-A. i tii our city iniormeu
..,.,..,-.. .. , . . .
us uueiv tnai in an nis experience lie
had never had a tobacco on his conn-
ter which sold .-o rapidlv, ortravesuch
satisfaction as Colhu)) llrother's.
R. R. N. R.
Ir. Io illustrate the
determination t)f tlie B. Ft. K. & P.
It. R. Co., to get their hne in opera-
lion as early as possibiein the Sprimr,
the benefit of Elder Carnngton, the pt.ri)np, folk-mi-ht think thero wa- -(Jo to the three jolly boys. Hard-j J 1N "Oijufriui cgrcinoie
Pastor of the Church, who has had from t,, lbove . ot..lcCjoClll8' ware Store, forCurlin- and I luteing 'jh:iUvc istlicslioet anclinr
charge of the interests of the Hoeietyat j. . ... .m. ,.. .,.,,', : Irons, also for the lowest livinir prices of UiQ rf ' doblllfafpil,
that place for about three vears, JUicl ' 7 'l !,IItl!' lser ""', on Hardware. :t ti aJ "rdfal for.Kio
til . .. ti . ,, i er has been very cold for the last few ,u -,., -...,1 si.'i.i.i j v.-u ,
ir. highly esteemed by all. . B. i . Jn.tnh Lash of Union. .Mo., died - ac i:t" !:I! t has no
we need only say ttsat during the re- chine therein, fastened its felonious
cent cold snap the work was pushed fangs deep into his dome of thought
rapidly forward, and is still progress. jn front which never bore the seat
ing noon the heavy grade on theriver ; ; war upon it and let forth the no-
uanK near the levee, l ins is a grati-
ryinrr assurance that "the bad s;:ite of
the roads or the inclemency of the
earner snail not nueriere witn the
early completion of this grand enter-
prise.
" Fair Flay".' will appear next week.
Dr. Blackburn, of Rockport, gae
us a friendly call on yesterday.
You will if honestly dealt with,
and any error '.hat may occur will be
eheerfullj corrected, at John it. IiellV-
lumber yard. .
Cheap Parlor Sets at Bizer's.
The Democrat would make the pub.
lie believe that the business of thisl
..fiice is constantly d.-creasiiiL' while!
its is increasing. The circulation of
the Anvi:nTisKi: is two hundred more t' w;ifc 't'uo"t t" (IroP i the family
than when we to.-.k charge of it last of T. .1. Majors. We met the Colu
July, and our other patroiu-.ue has so i ". v-'l I-l,J enre-worn expression
increased as to con. pel us to add to tin- j ,:f countenance, and. informing him
mechanical department upwards (,f of what we had heard, eiujiiired for
$1,00') worth of material, the bills for j further particulars. He replied that
whicii we can show our neighbor if j ho Ml as though something was in
lie does not a!ri-:nlv know it. Th.. Ufa re for him, hut assured us that he
fiiet is. our monthly "nnner bilK C-m, lln
to mo'O than the entire runnimr ok-
te "
i.enses of the Democrat Us hifehlv
"ornamental" mortgage not excepted
remember, the hies of September.
A full line of Can Fruits, at Gil
more's. The ladies who so generously re
rnambered us while paj-iug their re
gards to Tlev. Carrington. in Glen j
Rock Precinct, last week, will please
accept our ii earl felt thanks.
Cod Fish, Mackeialand White Fish
at Gilmore's.
Lost On tue i'Olh day of Becem
ber, a fur mufller, with a clasp on one
end and a ring on the other, with a
led string attached to it. A reward t
will be paid for it if left at this ollice. '
inos. .. .MOKttoVi.
Bain wgons and key stone corn
nlanters the best.
1 ' "-
'One more iinfortunate,1' alas! thai
she teil, do iovt iront ner nign es-
tate, over llio hill; "rashly importu-j
nate," she went where they sell, J
liquors, and that's why she kicked up
such a r,v.V ; David, wish a sud, sweet-
smile, in absence of bail, nut this dear
wayward chill, under the courthouse.
.-:ti-, ioi .111 uuiuuuihi.c, r-nt- ui-.i..
not the touts, of Him who said let ,
those free from sin, throw the fir-t !
stones. To her we kindly say, go, ei:i ;
t ! iV. .. !?. . ?. vii.t'.h r.li.t Ik.wi I.-
no more, tor you there's a chance
e'en vet io be a good woman.
Good Fence Posts for sale.
!5-2 EVA.V WOBTHIXfJ.
Cheap Bureau's: at Hirer's
ickej-c;
On !a;;d.-One car h.ad Bt
l)00Ic ,n ,lr.n!..r,:. ir..r-.
I ' ... ..,...-. ..... . -
tt,rst one ?ar ln:l,J Ivirby Rt-rtpers, any ;
quantity or plows, cultivators, corn j
planters, and everything a person :
Call on F. A. Tisdei t Co., ,
. . nnrnfnl P;im it.-i! ino
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'1
are
Ts fast approaching, and farmers
thinking about preparing- for work,
Those -who eontemplae buying har-
ness would do well to call on B. F. j
Souder, next to the Sherman House,
and examine his stock and workman-
?'P before buying, as l,c h il.-t.-r-
mini-d.tr n,ih. No 1 . Tk f : v !'-
rca. , it
-.-
Cheap Rockers at Hirer's.
wants
jjwi.!.i!ii-,uiiii..un.v..M. . Llie 5lO. V trial UCIOili:,I to llfil a Ii.t-t-! f 1.. .... ... . rilllniirn n rs nt -r-t. .....
ij.nti.iiiirik ... .fln'r. 1 in- ... . .t.. t. . t .T. . ? ..
-.- ., ..r, ... ,. ,, .' - MVi-mey. wiio-e name is printed 0:1 : ! HU U L ilU LM UL U "
, ure? The literary matter, the stnrifs' , ., .r,t . , - r 1 Afl. ' f h In I fir nifSihi'
i.sstcii. l , . ,t 1 r ",c urajpers of trie genuine, has for iHUUilLu xJl tli MIL siUUUii
.ml poems, aresignalh-good, oven for r,,.... .,,.,.'
If you are thinking of purchasing ... ',r.,7,ne ir..r "Mi ' ars ottered throughjnearly
-ewinir mneh-.-e d u f-t tos , "f ?:, ' m . T ' every m-wspaner of the Fnited States ' "'?:;!i - r,-,M.
....twill, mail.... e. ci. no. ,.n IOM s;i Work' U cSOcllHir : is Miss . ,. , , ' tB,i ' tri1..,i,.r.r. ......ar -arryliHC HiraUuro.
'the Howe. Hearken not n. other., j M ,8 ..Tm!;ei,v llf Ueath ... wll!Io: " U,.,,P " , lora ce of. uM.'AVirtf -'
but ermine for yourself. The Howe Mw 1 Wood'sserial novel prom- C,f " .,n "" WI,IC,J C;i,!oL ' ATlT2 IWTD TQ n AT -
Sewing Machine stand, pre-eminent l3esU)heoileof um,swal interest . ny '"" hns treated thounds - - -..
above all others, and we ask our read- ' ,Jfiv , ,,..,M, ftf . c. . . ' . IJ :o claims presented . " -- - -
o vn the best is always important ; ;,. ,- .,,, T. ,-,.-. i.j .'- motougii ust- oi 1113 meana ci:
Vuency at G. B, 3roore's book store. prf $m v ' ' cure is strong and conclusive evt.Lioe , Z'lU
No. liT- -Main street. Hrownvilie, eb. ; ,. ?hf . , , , i tnai ne possCsss sure means oX cur- . " 'w;'",'- r; -f . --wi .
ilgllb C,PJie.s ia,Hl Ol.e. gratis; lli. . .. , .. ' ''ir.. u w X. c.t.. 1 . ih.;.: sli-ta 11 rtaittir
Liicpl urmt..ie .it izer -. , ., Vnzt ,,,... " Kennedy 1 sold by all druggists, S .?? : ?AlX --i
- cffarijitj;. - .'g.'!.tj..'i - - - w'
SIIEKIDAX ITEMS.,
" " -
Tim .it.,-. of i, i..-..
i - wwitdnv... nt uic jiijr .. ;
in , , , .,
.Robert Diindas, for Ri
. . . .
ed for the support of the gospel.
fall by loading a colt on slippery
ground, wnicn cut an ugly gasii in
l the top of his head, and came very -
"t'Ar breaking his neck. It spoiled
Sheridan items for last week. Per-
haps the reader of the AnvKUTisnuj
' would be glad if he really had broken '
t,:irn, after dark, ran against a block
of wood, breaking his knee pan,
which will be likely to lay him up all
winter.
TIiere is nothin"- stronger than
itiegar
Bitters sold in Sheridan,
i vnrr it ("KMin nii.-nr fifiii innnii ii- iw ni'ijr imjil i iitriiuiNuui i.winii.-i.w. i nnv rprnw re-ionnji .diii i umj.tir-Hi
n.-WpvAi, i..it ;t ;.. ni,rCmilf,'isiMv-Nm,(it.ii,n ir. .nt'tUn: ,t
lutv to"he tb'e first to'bring before the
-1 1 1 li.l v VitiO, LlltVU IV1 Vl fc'ftlfc
world the heart-rending fact that last
Tuesday night, while the Adonis-like
1 r V & '.
frame of-our co-temporarv wa- wrap-
ped in '.he anus of Morpheus ir.tnl a
lime stainetl comfort.) a weird rat.
..villi .,.,...- 11..!, i,w-r . t?,r.?. 1 M.-.wtoi
"'"--' ............ . , ..... ... ,
I .. i.!., ,..,. i eB.,.i, r ..'
, i'"' l'v,-,e -'"i,iJ - " ""i" ...-... .1
' " ,u';'r !iii0 i!,t' delicious sour
' P'"-- on which lie used to banquet,
trrt'i,t softly to the eoucli on which rest-
ed the chief dreaming, jerhap-t of
sweet things said, to alovelv maid, in
! southern glade, whence ho had stray -
j 0d, wa-h bill unj.al.ij and, witliout
j fwir uf the literary death-dealing ma-
Ule blood up?n the bed, which might i
;., :l nobler cause be shed. i. e., bit
j i,!n bet wen the eves of which he bled
I .iroftii'v. it. I.ms l.fn mtmv vpar
j si,u.c. t,L. Kra.v. or Norway rat, extr-
... v. ...... .., . v . ..,.j .-w.. ........ .....
.iiuin.-t.i . xv i iirj 1'i.uu uitiii
minated the black rat. and what new
revolution this mav nortend. we must
leave to the future to dt-velope.
O- . -Ci
?Iarrlnl.
At the residence of Renj. Rogers.
1 by Judge E. M. McCoiuus. Mr. Fuamc
P. Fowr.wu to MisMakv A. Kirkck
all of Brownville, on the evening
Oi
; the :50th inst.
We wish her much joy, and may
Frank never be Fowtei, butt, be al
ways "marching forward toKubeck."
When in Peru the other day, we
i i'eard drop from every lip that some-
wa.-, ignorant of its precise nature, but
' uld post is when he received defin-
I .. . . .,. .-..
. e inlormatson. Ills wile heing very
sick e did not inist upon partieu-
iars, but wih expect i. "whistle" be -
fore our next.
Rosf (:?:. Prof. I?oscf;
oe, of German
good slh'ht-'o-
persuasion and a very good slight - 'o -
Imndisl gave exhibitions in our city ""- "'" "",u"- ue-us tnvy nan per
this week, commencing Tuesday eve- rmed, and of the few- opporunitics
ning. Although gorgeous biH and they bad to prepare them for thtnr
dodgers to, in the best style m:r co- Sreut "ok, also urging the you ur
temporary could do. invited guests to me,i of "5 district to improve their ,
the 'a.st of wonder, yet few had their j superior advantages ami reminding!
change ready, and fewer came. In l!leXn tlmt tmrt" rt:s V lIat-e Ibrthrmj
this emergency the great slight-'o- I Ju h'-ry unoccupied by any wiio
handist did a trick worthy of his re-
nown, and of imitation: he gathered
a loL of loyS!f anm.a thwn wilh .. -a
fujj (f tickets, bade them go forth ir.-
, ti,e :-i,.,vaVs and bv-wavs end in-
!vitea51 they met to the feast, and a
roM,l came, a :..d saw and wondered.
He is a oml .sh-.w ist, and if heM only
j get souii-go..d, plain poster-- printed,
: ..,iv.r!isf Iilms-cif ......I r,.-..-.s t "c. II
j,is play," he'd
"
Will.
Cor.HAi'p's Tohuceos are uowr the
.standard.
1Jie r.miy't. irtciitl for P-ri;ar-.
A j-uperb number of this, the most
l . i 1. . f I.-
MiMu oi im .uag.iziiii'S, in pvt'ry fir- j
tieular. The steel plate, Borneo and
Juiict, is uncommonly beautiful, and1
very iinelv engraved, tlie tisteful !
Colored Fashion Plate gives the latest
and most elegant styles and "The
j Spring in the Woods," is a delightful
rural picture. The :nu.--ic b. ti.eTrito-
nen Lialop. There are some captiva-
tii.g uiodel-i for ritiina-hatsr.nd sashes.
and an abundance of patterns for hi-1
dies' dresses and fancy work. Hut the
m :. ... . :... -.r -
imi-. n-ioos hi miuid, i spirt-iaiiy u-
we observe of this magazine arc the
n-.?t spirited things of the kind to lie;
found, particularly "What I Dared to.
Do." How could one help rtading
by Deacon it Peterson, Philadelphia.'
&inIe cotu'evfor sc by all 2st .? Dcul-
ers, and by the Publisher, price 20 1
rents. ' j
----
School books, slates, ink, paper,
pens '-verything for the school, al-
cn "ttice'marerial. such a- b-tter books,
1 ress.?, inkstinos r.lank ! k, ncte
nfon5, erasers, etc, etc, ur. . . r.
hand, and for sale at lowest cash 1 ri-
ccs, at Moors Book Stoe
. - . . tor 1 le rewar' . rntn nm- . u- m 1.,. : "T: i f
mnig magazine cannot d. better than .. .. ., ' . ;, " "" . IVJil'Jf: lO UUSrVlSOrS.
..tk t ,wi..' . p-i i'.. 1 .t ... . f? -."is loainsoaie ttiscu. Tlie (a- ' r?',,t un-''" "f ""''- '" ::!pmn,t;
'---' " -' """'.,,. ..
gpTjaifTSjfq
j JErtriTJ3IS.
-' - -
r. The weather the nast week has been
Frost, who seem inclined to fill h-
netiLon
j eolation the past week to Gov ! James,
j,, which he was requested to stand
firm ,-or tje rt . mjUP!.tiuir him to
use force if necessary. t9 handle the
Ruuip Legislature.
Notwithstanding the dull times,
mWn nt tl... ivt n'ti!,., ? Artn..t-
" -" -- " -.
Iy receiving new goods, and they sell
too, you bet.
About the. onlv .amusement in
i Peru this winter is the Boxing -chool '
! presided over by Mr. A. W. Welch.
' We notice several young bucks going t
i around town with a black eve ; thev .
1 -'',1 Ht "", but there are-ome who,
i f,"n to cce it in that light.
on last Fri.biv niH.t of ,'rotwv. Air .
-. - . -.- m t-. t,m. IIIOl T V fc V - &
this county, bavin- moved hero in
I the spring of 1S57. He had rented lis
farm west of town for the prist four
..,.., .,,, .i .,.. i
! cars, ants devoted
his entire at ten-
lion to tlie bee business, whicii btisi-'
j ness ho was engaged in at the time of
III- tlp.-llb. 1 T.- leaViN n li.r..,. ,,..r
- .. ....
t,r fH !.., ,.nnn,.i;,.,.G !., ,,.:.
......i...,..o j. imr.,
part of the country.
j There has been considerable ick-
j :u in and about Peru, the prist few
j weeks, no cases of small pox so far
' that irentleman will not ho
1 vM thi locality, as there n-enis to bt
j no one hereabouts, that fears him, our
! physicians' are duly prepared with
vaccine matter to give any tbat wish
it. something a great ileal worse than
the smnM pox, or at least so consider-
me.
The three jolly boys of Moody,
j Matthews it Co.. have the largest and
' best assorted stock ol-Hardware and
i Airrieiihtiml lmi.l..nw... it. tin.
'"- ----.-.,.- i-Ii,'-ll lltl.. ABA llll.
J State.
j
! c ino1
Hot-.se DriltciMlo.i,
Oirttrlet Xo. 7 1.
in School
Jfr,
Junior. 1 lie ouicers ot School
uistncto. il. located 111 tl:e western
tin l-t nrXfiiii.lci P.-..1. ;... I.. t!,t- ,.,,...
pail OI O.t.mail.1 1 lCi:iCllIl tills COIIII-
iy u:is ereciLMi tmring tne past mil j
. i i? .-,
'iiisfJiiiti t-ojiimouioiis oricir scnooi ,
hotlsC. ISP.'ll- 'P. f. ICi!MSf.--c roi:iilf.w. I
and on the opening of the same for
school this winter, they decided to'
have an old fashioned dedication. So
in accordance with previous notice, a
large audience assembled on the eve- '
ning of the 23d. instant. There w.ie
j -"resent "'any from Aspinwair, and j
teii!orl precincts, in addition to,
those from our own precinct. T. ('. !
Kimsey called the meeting to order,
ami was chosen President of evening
and Frank A. Hacker, Secretary.
.7. R. Dye it Bros., then gave us a
rendering of the son
The Little
Brown Church,'' which was well n-
! reived by the audienn-. The Bey.
lL IJ- U:iU "'.'"ie the opening prayer,
Tr.tt .......I I... , : : T .. ..... TX T
-v.iu u. sugiog oy .ne iiye iros
x "e ' resident then introduced the
Ho1' - .larvfe S. Church, of Brown-!
i!ie. whn proceeded to. ad.ires.s- the'
:
young men
,...,1 .,......
anct women at some
j length, alluding to the past record of
y"11" IJ1, i history, and to the no-
j J'ou?mcn in history, and to the no-
j lm;1 rn,le l,pirp, hut to reach it re- j
I M'!rr'1 l1, consf.itit and thorougli
isei.-iine. just vUc? as eve;y young
lu"Iim ''"Kht secure in this common
' cc',r'5- ',,r address wa- repiete with
, ,acls soun ne a " advice,
and veil receiveu, and highly
i 1'kpi ot by all present.
I at miT-ic by t f Dye Bms., the
! Kev- Ji- iJ- Hali van called for and
! addressed the audience at some length, i
dwelling principally upon the capa-,
hililies of the mind for growth and
expansion, not only for th;- life, but !
j in tlie great untried future. Coming
from. a. iti'iu of his experienc and'
. from the heart, the s-eniiment-, Anind
I O rit- ttk .w.l.yv ? . 1
" n.-pwi.c i-iuu io e cry niinu.
Music by the Dye Bros., in a style in
visieh none couid excel, elosvd the
exercise-. A vote of thank.- was giv-
! en the speakers ami the m.u.x(iaii.
I The occasion was one of great in
, terest to the peopJc of tt.is vicinity f
and has awpkened a yt-newi d zed in j
; the caue of ucation in this school '
' district, and we tru.t and believe tl at
tn' children will go to work in their;
various studies with brighter hopes!
... with t,i..lt .-
...-,..
otherwise would.
ambithm.s tliau they
r . A. :i ACKER, See'y.
7,,. 7, v ,,. ,,r ,,. , ,- ,.
.,,. .,: . .. - , V. ' .
- n- 1 1 1 t iitiiui ir-iiii iii t r s,. mTr t- -1 r -., 1 .
-- 4. x - w- rm ,i, rs v.ii,ii;;xi
;
'
b lliail On reCipi Of StiXtV
Cheap! All kinds
cheap, at Bi.er's.
' ' .".'
of Furniturs
Stevenson & Cross hardware ati
Big Stove No. il
Leather ami sho nndiuirs t Ti'tr
f-U', No. si
Ccal oil, best quality, for 40 cents J
v lohnson ivn, ! i di-agreeahle to make it pleasant' 1 -oksalkok tkade.-a hoiu nnti2 low in
1 . - . ... - I Milt All-: -tin.. n,i!rthrw vmr out Horses. ODD
.ut
TH-r ffT.llon. fit sl,rnt, . ff.
j w5$U.-
I AdvertLxement5tnder this head vtlll be chanced 3J
' renntach insertion Jbrnvfiinwuriisw.
Kjownville. N(l).
IVIlp
twenty-H e i-enta for live lines or lt-s.
TO RENT.
AdvertUftnents under this l.ad will be cruysrO
J cents . aril l!si"'i -n, tor fie lin or Iesn.
TO KKXT IK VOF IlAVK A UOFsE OK.
I Farm to rent, advertise it tit the Advertiser, it.
our cheap ad vi-rtis. nc oolnaui
itiilen
S. T.-1860-X;
among siomarnifs. .wa
okj oily Tor t Ii c is orvous wca :-
! "" lo U-H iroen arc rs-
jo-IaI!3 NsiSiJecl. it is sijptrstil-
ins-'vt,:,y oJ3r sfisnulani. 2r
all 'Iiinaiei. tvojirt-a:, temjx'r
atr or SrigJs!, It acts as a siierj!
lie in .'T 013 Kiitl. oi" Iisoiflr
. " ,1'-" "el " ,1, . v
. -
iNlrcngtli anl hroajii loivn Hie
animal sri'i-ifs.
ruIMEXICAN MUSTAH6UNIMEH7
FOR NAN AND BEAST,
l'roimbly f a am. !is ii-. c ' t-r luvl si-sitist" w
xi sul'. wl.ilc none lm. !.. .i more ui.t orsully
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