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BUSINESS NOTltiES.
School "Books.
School JDooks.
"ANK notice.
The Annnnl Meeting or the
EtocklJoMrre of l,,o State Bank or Ne
tn will bo liel'l on Tuesday, 21st Octo-
b! irsrr at DC nnnk-nl7 O'c,ook p-M-for
r" .'..., f -i Roard of Dlrectorr.
thfOIPC"""" .rr-T-r? f
H. E. GATES. Cashier.
436
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AT L. A. BEKGMAXK
aSnCICAR MAKERS .
flicoTEB50B-S CHOICE. WANTED
Oaly first rH workmen neca apply,
TOR SALE.
. .. ,,r,ipr this head will be charted 25
mSwcocB lasertlon. for nve lines or less.
. . , Tcinnr nil IMcbfird St.
.Tio U-JBlne. part of town. Good House, cistern.
tjUf KhraboT.nrult trees, barn, and lot and a
;.if well fenced. Terms reasonable. Apply to
"" W. T. ROGKRS.
c-tf .
-i-r'ti Talent Weather Strip
The
J!?ror excluding Wind. Dust or Rain from under
Ors. roraleby
BVTAS fc BRO.
Arrival and Departure of Mails.
Nor:uPrn-Di.ily. by Railroad-Arrives 11 a. m.
"tficra-Ha Vly. by JUIlroad-Arrives 2:30p.m.
?0" bcrn- Via ?eru. Dally-Arrives 12 ra; De-PrL5,l.LV?n-Vta
Nemaha City. Daily-Arrives 5
P T, IT 'b. Tecnraseh to Beatrice-Daily:
". -a Arrives at 5 p.m.
PtP .. trrn Via Table Itock-Weeklj-Ar-
S '. , Pvi- "Departs Mondiat-7 cum.
rirf
Wednf
P3
. :ir.dS&turl8yat1.SIp. m.- impart
; t ,-njbv at-, ajm.
.nmfrom 7 a. m.. to 71; p. m. Sun
dirsinini in
,,10 , a. m. W. A. PQLOCK.P.M
RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
nnrllustoii fc Missouri River Railroad
MAIN LINE.
Hja.ci leave.
PlatLsmoutn I 2:fti p.m. arrive
tHp.ra.
lMP-8-
ti5p.--rr-I ifl.,,rjiin(. &Ija.m leave
Lincoln iiiat.a.m. ievr
OMAHA BRANCH.
t.n r leave PiatLsmoutli 1 12:15 a.m. arrive
iJS'm. arnve I Omaha I 150 turn, leave
BE.VTBICE RRANCH
jpa Wvel
C iii p.a. arm e
.Crete T:
..Beatrice. 1 5:4j
45 a.m. arrive
a.m. leave
KtngCtty,Si.Jor.& C. n. Railroad.
Tr.:n leave Phelps -Station as follows:
Midland Pacific Railway.
w. i--- n m I Neb'akK City J 2:3.1 p in 7-TO p m
t -,3- 1 p'u l.liicln lhJJsitsi a!J P "i
iw.ve 9 ! I WA ' n:ri tt "- ,cav"
J N.Cf'NVF.PE,Snj-t.
SOCIAL DIRECTORY.
I) DUES.
n-n-rnvillr Lodne So. 5. I.O.O. P.-Reznlar
ra-- si Fie-da" eveninKOt earh yek.In thir
ix -1 .iw L iwniatr- -tr Ylltlnt brothers
?. . - -iU'e.1. Jons J. Meucku. . O.
in
InM' AWi-rfU l-
am rs L. Kkkky. k. s
Neniha vallrj- Lo'iae No. I, A. P. & A. M.
VmttJtreeie' Miirrt i'iiurvday evrnliis n each
n 1H MiNACoiiTos.Secy. John Jluct
W '!
Urawarillr Clnpter No. 4. It. A. M.-Stated
UI, V" rt M udav uiRht i- earh month. T.
A (b iit H P- J BlaKK, iecy.
Fa'm S'a.mril No. :. It. S. Ar S. K. M.
-1 - ' " fourth M.imlav In eucli month.
'b ji ' ahk"t. I. M. Jk. Blakk. Itecorder.
Mt Cir nelCoiitnan.!er No. ., Iv.T. Stated
tw - -j'iI Moml iv In ten month. J iHN
B k& 'm crn. T. A. Ckkioii. Itecrder.
Ito-e .ml Lib ronrlave. No. i:, K. K. I'. K.
,V l-f- at M.IM.HK- Hall on Hie liflli Mun-
a.. X t Knmi.."5ov. Jnis Huke. P.ec.
Ali":nplrr No.Ji.-Or.lrol the Etstern Star.
v,; - J-, turd MnntUv in each month.
MkiL.-i-aM Mookk,W.M. ilnu. ilABY E.
yjBSAS, stc y.
churches.
Mttlio.li: K. (Tinrrli.- Service each Sabbath
u:s a. re., and ":Ju p. tu. fttiu luy fechotil at
I." n Prf-er M"lins Thursday evening.
W 11 utroiiTKK. P.ulor.
PrrtbterLiu hurt-!', -services each Sabhath
HI .ti i. nL and ;j i. m. Pmyer Meeting ed-n-
!a; ern.n- abljnth School it 2 o'clock
p.rj J T i!i iiui. Pailor.
CbrIt'H Cliorch (Episcopal.) Corner Atlantic
r.1er -.iltrc"ts. Iiivine service verySunduy
ewr.-EatT'jO cloci: SundavSchool at So'clock.
p. a M-aWft-ee. Itev. J. E. Roukut, Rector.
Ba?tit Cliurrli.-Service every sabbatli morn.
in? at , nVln-ic. aDti.iti school at 9 a. u
Kev T J MohhaX. Tastor.
CITY OFFICERS.
CtrC-anpil.-Weets t'i First Monday ir each
n Ma'.tr A.- tjsweU. A I lernien First
Vari-V i lHii.B.;tt;frs; fceoi.nd Wnrd F.
E. Jl. n. J.-uit- Meeiisun: Third Ward
lev s ir.i.idnev Trfeach. Marshal. D.CMmp
b 1 t i V. F)'cer. Trcasrer,J Ollake.
IV-xJaaje J a.siull.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
Coontj f oniini.iioiifi'N-H O. MInlck. A. J.P.lt
kt . H m..er. Cou'itv Clerk, James M.
Hie it Dt'iclClerlj. V. 11. Hoover. Sheriff.
I) 1"ii-ti iT,)itn jjdKf. E M McCoaias.
T' v ' r V BraJtmi. survevor.C M. Hay
fl.x ii.s n perintedent, s. V. McGrt-w.
ga"a "1 " .TV
MARKET REPORTS.
Brawnvtlle Grocery Market.
Sagir. New York A, 7 K.s for 1.
Si;ir. Sew tJrlein. 9U &s Tor 51.
C Te c . nee. rii a, to the $1.
J-v 1 0 lfiee. a &i to tlie JI.IX).
l.-npfr..il Tea. j!!,7.5?l,50.
OjTl'ovr.lerTea. 31.00 J1.7S.
J'PttiTea,?0.75351.a5.
U' Vk Tea. 731.2.i per B.
R:?lpples. p)gi2clR.
D.-:ei P.nnies, i016?5 cts.
B-M.liL,lSftf.
Cieose, x pilctory, 20 cts.
New York salt, 31.X
O'-ii Ktver silt, 5:.2"t.
"-".CTnm.m.-rigcts. . .
AS'iUen. Si.w.
f-vjurlnif il m
C'.jn,rirN.
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Mv-rel. So l,H'Sx
No.'i 51.75 r kit.
-e r ., ,. So. I. si.7.-, - kit. Family SI 33.
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BROTHERS, Proprietors,
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range Prices.
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Srl"s ' every Kridav eveains in i Odd
W- wsHl ovar Lutiis LowmaiiV Mre.Main
tfr..r s-r!:er- of our order vLiltin thecUv
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THE ADVERTISER
rHUllSDAY, OCTOBER 13. 1873.
Publishers' Notices.
KxrttA Copies op thk aji'vkrtiskr for sale by 6.
S. Dcxjt. Bookseller, Stationer and N ews Deal
er, NTo. S7 Main .street, next door to the Poutoillce.
Locax. Notices, set as ordinary reading matter,
will be chnrged ten cent per line, each Insertion.
Set In display type, twenty-flve per cent, additi
onal to above rates.
AirrEHTTSKirEJiTs under tne hend of "Wanted."
"For Bent," "For Bare." "tost," "Found," fc.,
will be charged twenty-five cents for each adver
tisement of five lines, or less. each insertion. Ad
vertisements over Ave lines, at the rate or Ave
cents per line, each insertion.
CAFFREY fe HACKER,
Publishers Advertiser.
CITY A HI) COUJSTTY.
LOCAL 31ELAXGB.
The weather is beautiful.
Gus Mooie is in the city.
M. W. Dean left for St. Louis on
Sunday last.
J. M. Hacker went to Platts
mouih on Tuesday.
Rempmber the New England
supper on Friday evening.
John Crook, late of this city, now
of Red Qak.Jowa. is in the city.-
J.eeohHvBlbf?ftIrnel
from $it to. StJLouis on Monday.
The wife of P. Conrsey Richards,
of Peru, died on Tuesday morning
last.
Our dry goods merchants have
received heavy invoices of new goods
this week.
T L. Schick left on Thursday
last for Illinois, to be absent some
three weeks.
Fanners, sell your grain before
the Lakes frenze, or navigation there
on is stopped.
The newly elected officers will
take their positions on the first Mon
thly in January next.
J. F. Murphy, the pork-nacker.
left for Lincoln on Monday, there to
take up his residence.
Full particulars of the prairie fire
in Saline and Gae counties will be
found in another column.
Mrs. Johnson is receiving new
jxoods once a week at the Bazar, and
will from now until the holidays.
The Marshal has an important
side-walk notice in to-dayV paper
which should com maud attention.
Den is up to his eyes in rew
gnoln, mm king and assort injr them,
and is too busy to write locals this
week.
Bob Watson, printer, late of this
ity. is now working upon the Stntcs
7Mtn, a Republican paper puhlisdied
at FayetteVille, N. C.
We are grateful to a number of
our country friend- for their success
ful efiorts of late to extend our circu-1
lation in their neigh bot hoods.
Judge Morgan has torn down the
old checkered stable, and from the
lumber thereof designs erecting a res
idence for himself at Sheridan.
Jos. "Walton and Alfred Smith,
of Apinwall precinct, each lost a
child, by death, the past week, asalho
Gillespie, of Nemaha City.
Lincoln, Seward, and sever. 1
othpr cities and counties in the State.
have taken precautionary measures
against prairie fire. "An ounce of
prevention is worth a pound of cure."
Matthew Cullen has been re-engaged
as clerk of the Uuion Hotel.
Matt is an accommodating gentleman
and will udd to the present enviable
reputation of the Union, through his
suave disposition.
They had a prairie fire in Asnin
wall precinct last week, which did
some damage to Mr. BeiiKon, ami
threatened considerable to David
Jack, but it wae Mayed before much
injury was inflicted.
Henry Dolen is in receipt of anoth
er fine lot of piece goods, as also a
fall line of hats, caps, and gent' fur-ni-hing
goods. He keeps eight first
class jors at work and i well pre
pared to give "fits" to all who call
upon him.
Aaron May, of Lowell, late of
this city, ami one of the cleverest lit
tle descendants of Moses In the U. S-,
was in the city on Tuesday and fvor-1
e! us with a call. Aaron an" his
"Smoker Boy" are much u issed
hereabouts.
Monday nndn Sheriff Plasters
started for Lincoln, having in his cus
tody young IJu.-nmn. sentenced nt the
last term of court to the Penitentiary
for stealing Oh as Blodgett'a horse.
Burman tines iDot look to be over 20
.years of age.
If the editor of this, journal had
nptn -Itatil for looking at dirty things
us some of hi- enemies would rhave
the people believe, he could satiate
his appetite by looking at the mouths
of his maligners. That -would exceed
in nastines-anything to be seen in
all the "peak-holes" hereabouts.
The Otop county election result
ed in' the tieeat of the regular Repsib
oan ticket, save the candidate for Su
perintendent of Schools and Cojotior.
Levi Kune was elected Commission
er; F. M. Farbar. Sheriff; D. M
Cuag. Clerk ; R. M. Miller. Treasur
er, and R. H. Dickey, Probate Judge.
fhe Ladies i f the M. B. Church
will give a regular New England sup-
per on Friday evening. Oct 24th. for
the benefit of Rev. W. B. Slaughter.
AH the friend.-, are cordially invited,
as a grand time is anticipated. Price
of admission 50 cts., which includes
supper. Music by the Baud. At
McPherson Hall.
Sheriff Piasters authorizes us to
say that he will never-run for Sheriff
or any other office again that he
does not propose, to wear himelf or
frieuds out, and is fully satisfied with
his success ru the pat. Dave is very
popular as a man and officer. Our
chief fight against him was because
lie was a Democrat. As a gentleman
and an officer we respect him albeit
we think he ought to have arrested
Starry, and beljeve that it was his
. "lUiaij 'I UUb iVUlti. uuij fc" ije uuut;
J60
Last Sahhath Thos. Rathbone,
living neat High Creek, Mo., went
on horse-hack to church. After serv
ice he mounted his horse when it
reared up and fell, the horn of the
saddle penetrating Rathbone's sfom -ach
from the effect of which he died
on Monday. Rathbone was aged
about 19 or 20 yeirsi
Tf "variety Is the spice of life,"
then the Star Hotel of this city is the
spiciest hotel in the State, as it ha
had the greatest variety of landlords
of any hotel fre wot of. It is now in
hands those of Smith Tuttle that
can hold fast to the reins, and, as
Charley Strcffig would say, give ''gen
eral satisfaction."
There will be a festival at the
Methodist Church, in London, on
Saturday, Nov. 1st. Singing and
literary exercises will take place in
the Christian Church at 1 o'clock p.
M. Everybody is invited to come
and participate in this Union Sunday
Kchool Festival. A good supper for
twenty-five cents. The proceeds are
to be devoted to obtaining a library
for the good of the neighborhood.
We are indebted to Charley
Srmng for a sample of galena, which
he found near his premises, and of
which he says there iari'4buno!atfce"
'fn biB neighborhood. Dr. McPher
so'n atrd:others, who "have given tlie
"subject attention. Jnform.iw ihat the
specimen. before u is grHulgglqijwa-,'
and having resided near lead mines
and seen much of the mineral, we in
cline to the same opinion. Further,
old settlers inform us that some seven
years since, Hnllum, of Glen Rock,
in digging a well, came upon a vein
of galena, and that it has been well
known foryears that galena abound
ed in this county. All that is need
ed to develope this mineral is a scien
tific geological survey and capital,
mid the latter will surely follow the
f irmer.
On Monday last R. V. Mulr
thought it somewhat singular that
his cow, whose habits are usually
very regular, had not been home for
some twenty-four hours. He accord
ingly instituted a search and in (lie
e ening found her, tail downwards, in
a drv well, some twentv-five or thit-'
ty feet deep, the well being located
on the lot corner of First ami Allan-!
tic streets. The news soon spread
and gathered a crowd, who hastily
improvised a derrick and drew the
poor beast from its confined condi
tion. The first effort, proved the der-
riek to be too low, ami she had to be
lowered and a new hitch taken.
When drawn up the cow, and citizens
surrounding, seemed to give vent to a
sigh of relief, but the poor animal
was unable to use her limbs, nor will .
i-he be able to frewly exercise them for
i
Miiijf days. It i supposed that she
fell into the pit fall sometime during
Sunday night and been a captive
Mime thirty hours.
On Tuesday we had the pleasure j
of an interview with Dr. Converse,
who arrived here by the morning
train and returned by the noon buss.
The Dr. say. that the panic has not
directly affected the parties with
whom he is identified, but that the
general paralysis experienced in the
commercial world has caused sus
pension of eff rt upon their part in
volving an expansion of credit. He
says that his advices from Smith tfc
Co. are to the effect that, in their
judgment, the storm ha subsided,
and, though Mime clearing up show
ers may come, no serious apprehen
sions need be felt. He says, further,
that no doubt need be entertained but
what the intere.-ts of the M. P., the
B.. Ft. K. & P . and the Trunk Line
will shortly be cotiMilidated. and the
two latter built. The interests repre
senting theo tkoiough fares are but
awaiting bauk resumption ami the
consequent quiet ingjof the commer
cial waters to commence work. The
Dr. says he has no doubt of the com
pletion of the B., Ft. K. & P. R. P-.
to the eouutj- line, by the first of
March, prox., and the biiiltling of the
Trunk iu or during tlu&yeai 1S74.
Nothing but the prolonging or Inten
sifying of the financial stringency,
from which it would appear we are
now-emerging, can or will prevent.
A cottage on Main stieet. to rent.
Containing six soom. with good well
of water at the door Apply to W.
T. Den
Den has just received a large assort
ment of double barrelled shot guns
and riff", which he will Mill at reduc
ed pries. Call and examine Detis
guns beiore purchasing and be con
vinced thai Den keeps only first class
guns at low prices.'
Try Middleton's sweeney co
liar.
Large stock of -clothing for men,
youths aud children, at L. Lo.w
uiaus's. Who sellx the best wagon iu Brown
ville? Why, W: T. Den .eils Die
Harrison wagon, which took the gold
medal at Kansas City Exposition.
Only $85.00.
Boots Hud-Shues for men, ladies and
children, at L. Lowman's.,
Buy clothing, dry goods, groceries,
at ten percent, reduction, at Den's.
Two rooms to rent. Apply to W.
T Den.
Buffalo vYfhoes. arctic overshoes,
for men, ladies aud children, at L.
Lowman's.
Buy your hoots and hoes at reduc
ed prices, at Den's
Remember Den sells shot at 12J cts.
per'pnuhd, powder 25 cents aud. up
wards. Dtiponts Prcmlnm Powder.
Stevenson cfc Cross General agents
will duplicate any M.
Cassimeres. Jeihis. Beaver, Chin
chillas ami flannels, at L- Lowman's.
Fur setts, ir? 3imk Seberian
Squirles, Alaska Mink, and Prusian
Sable, for ladies, misses and children,
from $5 np to $10, at L. Lowinonrs.
6bituary.
"Death loves a shining mark." and
no circle of friends in our midst who
has beeu bereft feels the force of this
sentiment more lhan the" family of
our fellow citizen, Dr. McPherson,
who has just- laid to rest a young
daughter, Mrs", Blackburn, beloved
and admired by all. It seeim but a
little while since she wore the bridal
wreath; again, but a little while
since she went forth, with her hus
band, joyous and full of hope, "a
worthy daughter of a worthy sire"
like him willing to give the energies
of her youth to the building up of
the great West. Now, ah ! how is it
with her? Cold and lifeless repose's
me lovely form before us. We" rttay
call her but she does not answer. We
may plead with her for one rntfre
word of endearment, butehedoetfnot
heed, and the feet that came always
at duty's call, walk no more among
us. No more, did you say? Shall
they not walk forever- the- shining
streets of the Celestial City. If with
those still looking and investigating
for the "Elixir of Life," for that
Which shall lengthen our days, think
you to-night she would suffer on
earth again? That she would en
iigntenearthly science witlr her
heavenlykwjiidge. .togive the
orJd thar-whicNclWHilil jBfce8 'ti?
an
jMHbaud, jlrj littl-:
lay Trery rietHtjfVttilR.younr
wue may-go w-irer?-imt-ne cannot;
nay, she would not,,coroe to them.
"She hrct cnnsUt the fnr splendor,
She has lietird llielow; tender.
Melodious warble at Heaven'a High Gate;
And she litis said, "lata weary,"
The night lime ts dreary;
Dear Savior that loved tne, l"know that thou
dost Villi,
Cy the River of Life at the Beautiful Gate."
With her the struggle is over. Ten
derly and trustfully she lias gone her
way. WJn, what anguish she placed
that little one into other hands than
her own kind ami faithful hands
they may be none but God maj'
know. Oh! the parting of a young
mother from a little babe to tear its
little fingers from her oo.iom, o lay
its little head on another's arm ; to
know that she will not lie here to lis
ten for its just word, that she will be
far away when it takes its flrt step.
At midnight she tlfnught of this. At
morning he prayed for sttcngth to
doit. But that is all over now. and
she is with the blessed .
Her life is with us, young in yearn
but trong iu influence, arid from no
source call this community learn a
more beautiful and profitable le?son
than from the pleasant relations ex
isting between Mrs. McPherson and
her daughters. What companions
they have been. Scarce a thought
had the daughter that the mother
ha not shared
and to-night as I
think of the family, arm in arm, in
imagination, they pass before me. in
the house, upou the street it was the
same. Twice lias she goua down to
the river of death witli them : twice
ha she eeen the pale "boatman" car
ry her daughters to the far off shore;
iike Cordelia she has said by her ex
ample. "There are my jewels." May
not one of them be missing hen the
Father conies to maka up his own.
We al. feel deeply for this estima
ble family iu their affliction. To the
huband. who bow-, hit head so low
in this grief, we have Dot one word
to say. Wo would not intrude on hh
sorrow even to express our sympa.hy
for him. Dear young friend this is
another appeal to you You who are
full of health aid strength, to yr.u
God sav. "Be ve alw-tv readv
j "i,iv iu deeds not ie.-.r
ritaud ti; i
for Christ, let me repeat it. stand tip
for Christ. Meet death bravely be
cause you have livtd well
F. J. E.
ml t Om
Wlm sells those fine Wagons? Tis
del & Richards.
For nice traveling ba-k ts go to
McCreery & Xickell's. 39-3m
Hatu ami cips. full assortment, at
L. Lownmii'..
The Elkhart, Indiana. Wagon,
beats them ail. Sold and warranted
by Tisdel & Richards.
Fresh Trout and Oysters,
Stevenson & Cms.
Do nor buy a cheap, inferior Wag
on or Stove, but buy one of those sold
by Tisdel & Uichard.
Toy cart's Tip carts. Boy's Express
wagons. Wheel harrows, Toy gig's.
Perambulator. &c. &c, all for sale by
J. L Roy very cheap.
Waumis! W .gnus!! WagoiiMl!
The best in the. world, for sale by
Tisilel and Richards.
Iron ami wagon timber, the largest
stock by Ste'enoh & Cro.
Fashion! Fash if m!! F a s li i o n
Stoves told tiy Tisdel and Rich
ards. NEW GOODi AT LOW PR-ICSS.
I have received one of the best
stocks of goods in town, consisting of
prints, muslins, flannels of all kind,
jeans, ca-simers. and notiousr.f all
kinds, hats, clothing for men ami
boy, in great varity. shoes ami boot
for everybody, Queensware and Gro
ceries. .Cheap for cash is the Motto.
Call and see me.
Geo. Marion.
Buck, Sheep. Ca.imeres, ami fur
lined Glomes, for men, ladies aud chil-dt-n.atL.
Lowman's.
Fresh Trout anil Oysters.
Stevenson & Cross.
JoeShutz has a fine aortmentof
watches, all grades, ami jewelry df
every description, for ale at a very
.-man advance on cost. Give blm a
'Call. .
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Tlie heaviest, stock of goon's ever
brotight to Biownviile'. Stevefison &
Cros.
Piatering Hail at Bauer's Harness
shop.
Full stock of life celebrated Cham
pion and Fashion stoves the best by
Tisdel & Richards.
k U
p'alnts, o!?s A'h'rl glahett brands'
and lowest figures, -by Stevensuil it
i Cros?i
66:E HOMEf.
Mrs. Sarah Bacon, wife of Charles
Bacon, died at her residence, in Lon
don, Nebraska.-October 10, 1873, aged
'2 years.
Mother Bacon tftfeom?of the. early
settlers in Nebraska,-living here over
twenty years. She knew about the
trials and inconveniences of its early
settlement. She and her worthy fam
My, by economy and industry have
contributed something toward
building up this young State. This
departed sister confessed Christ and
was baptized in his name in early life,
and s now, without doubt, confessed
of Him before the angels.- She Was a
worthy and a zealous member of the
Christian Church for oVer" fifty-two
years, and bus now entered tpon hof
reward.
This aged sister and her companion
have traveled harmoniously together
the rugged journey of life, for over fif
ty years. Father Bacon is left to fiu
ish bis journey without her, for a lit
Ite time, then he wili go too, and they
will bold their golden wedding in the
beautiful land, where there is perpet
ual youth and no mote parting and
death.
The ettttimunity in which she lived
will mis mother Bacon, and will of
ten exchange, words of affection to
jSrwWoyiwHl.iWrHHerit their; fire-
jiii:i:heTveO'Wnefe.
'TtrFetfi&i wVlfrriiliewhen' they
Timet tosing ainTpray,
-te. , . t-Ji.
' r. M ffl.ciT? cua
UUU b.ll. CWW
her vacant seat.
It will be well for us ail to remem
ber that, although we may be moving
in health and hope, yet we must pass
through the death change, and may
we so "number our days, as to apply
our hearts unto wisdom." so that we
may liHve an abundant entrance in
to the everlasting kingdom."
Jennktte Haudixg.
Londin, Neb.
fllLLIARD PARLOJ1.- "''
Charley Win nw. .'-s billiard tables
wriveo on Monday, and before even
ing he had them up and ready for bus
iness. Ahd right properly is his bil
liard room denominated a "parlor."
furnished as It is Wilh'large mirrors,
co-tly lumps, pieaxant chairs, etc.
The tallies are the latest improved
and choicest finish, with balls, cues,
t&c.., to suit any taste. No liquors are
vt nded on the premises, nor will bet
ting of any hind be permitted. Char
ley invites visits from all our citizens,
whether p!3'ere or uot, guaranteeing
that i. one wili'be offended, but that
all will enjoy their visits.
A Change.
The Star Hotel has Leefri leased by
Smith P. Tuttle, not as an experi
ment, but for business Mr. Tuttle
tins boarded at the Star for some rime
and convinced himself that properly
kept the house gad be made a paying
institution, and he flatters himself
that he can "keep a hotel," and prnrh
i-es to spare neither pains' nnf ex
pense in making it attractive to all
guests, local or foreign, and he re
spectfully solicits a triul. Livery
stable connected with tlie -house, and
the best sample room in the State.
Huviuy received stook of goods,
larger than you can fin iu any other
con u try store, I wouM respectfully
request the public to examine my
stock full in every branch. I will try
toult my numerous, regular custom
ers and ail those who favor me with
their eall- and take pleasure in how
inr mv goods. Having been rushed
with iiu-iii.i. since my return from
the East, I have only now got my
stock full' arranged and am prepared
to exhibit everything to the best ad
vantage. L. LiiWMnX.
Boy's Looli Out
(Jfibl went her is coming and J L.
R..y ha the I est assortment of Sled,
Sleigh's. & Clipper ever nfft red in
this Market, and at the lowest prices.
Way Down for Cash.
3,000 Pounds Smoking Tobacco,
by J. L. Colhapp. Must be sold in
thirty days.
Lnrge assortment of Shawls and
scarfs, received ar L Lowman's.
VATR PROOrt.
We havejut receivel from BMfoiij
the follm ing new colors :
Navy Blue,
Vermont Grey.
Cadet Grey,
Sage,
Orange,
Snow Flake.
Thf.o. Hill & Co.
Dre. goods French Mereno?, Cash
meres, Poplin, a full assortment, at
L. Lowmaiirfl.
PCJ1P3.
Large slock cheap by Stevenson &
ross.
f()0() pieces of Calicoes, from lOcts a
yd upwards, at L. Lowman's
The best ami cheapest stoves are
sdld by Stevensou & Cross.
GROCERIES,
Cheaper than ever at F. E. John
sou ifc Co.'si
New styles of Shawls, Ladies Tal
ma, and Cloaks received, at L. Low
man's. QUEEXSWARE.
Large stock at Stevenson t CrbssN
Alton Lime nnd Louisville Cementf
Constantly on ha.d at Swan &
Brother's.
Clothing, lor men, youths am. chil
dren, at L. Lowman's.
Another car loid of B. W.'s at
Stevenson & Cross1.
Clothing and Groceries, at Hetzel's.
Large stock of Overcoats from $5 to
$25, at L. LowitmiiV.
Bncon, ide, hams and shouMers,
tit Jfwaii it Bro's.
H. C. Left
Has just received a large and fresh
sujmly of letter paper, pen, including
the celebrated stub pen, envelopes, in
itial paper, etc.ete.j soiling at lower
prices than usual.'
-
ClotUiDg and Groceries, at Helzel's. j
hefi.memorv.. ..He family will inks
SlMema2iTfc?.?r?r7i.irif v?n?n?i31& 'm"ction3
DEAD.
It Is Indeed with painful pmntions
that we to-day record the demise of
Sfrs. W. D. Blacklmrn, which event
took place at 5 o'clock on Tuesday
morning hist.
Mrs. B. has been quite 111 for some
time past.- At times it seemed as
though the vital spark had feaily gone
out, when Bhe would' rally, aud
her devoted relatives and friends
would be buoyed up with the hope
that her natural sitting" constitution,
and hopeful disposition would' master
her disease. But the careful nursing
o f father, mother, sister and other re
latives, and the zealous scientific at
tention of physicians did not avail
against the inroddgrof the disease nor
prevail against the dread messenger,
death. As we write she lies cold and
lifeless aid dark shadows suround the
hearts of all who knew her in life.
For weeks inquires as to her condi
tion passed from mouth to ear of all
our people, snowing a tender regard
for the sick nnd her kinfolk. When
she filed the news deemed to spread
with the atmnphere, and a generaf
gloom prevailed over society.
The writer had no acquaintance
with the deceased-,- but we are? inti
mate with bet lereaved father, and
having once suffererf L under a like af-
now-- TfoV-pjpalize the
weight ofithe- dispensation now ner-
inVnpn"him and bis'. It is natural
for the wounded sofcto$rrIev, mi
idesth iBUiraSMiftraSa fate of ntfr
'God giveth 'and God taketh away."
Though dead toTlmel she is alive to
Eternity. She has but gone before
lav"Ii'ig the bereaved with one less
representative on earth but giving one
more? In Heaven
Co" ride 11 XroceetfinK's.
C'lnJNCIL CHAMUER.
V. ....... ..!... t IQ79 f
Council rmiLl"eTnoWiwpreseit
Mj,yi)r Cogswell, ami Couneiimet
Den. Rfigers.Stevensou ami Hill.
Minutes of last mee(ifiJ read and
approved.
On motion of Councilman Steven
oii the Marshal be instructed to clean
out ttie water way on south side of
Main, between 3rd ami 4th street.
On mo ion of Councilman Steven
sou the Clerk was instructed to collect
expense of repairing cannon from
the Council of Tecumseh.
The following accounts were allow
ed :
Flora & Mercer, smithing account $14 05
V. T. Den, sundries 16 45
V. T. Den, sundries on 1st utre2t...... Rl 1.7
D. Campbell, Marshal 07 00
Stall fc S'-hlck, rent of office 15 00
D. Cnmpliell, street work... . 2W 57
J. B. Dockor. clerk. .... . Sb 00
Woolwortli !t Colt -.......i. i. 27 25-
Bond of J. S. Stull read and ap-
proved.
On motion Den. Rogers and the
Marshal were appointed a" committee
fo investigate the waterway 011 2ml
aud College streets.
On unit ion of Slevenson the Marsh
ill was instructed to investigate the
(.Maims presented by Mr. Sedoras anil
repi.ff at the next meeting.
The Marshal wa instructed to ad
vertise all sidewalks not completed.
On motion Mr. Church was em
ployed to establish thegrrfdeon Sixth
street from Main to Atlantic.
Adjourned to Thursday 16th.
J. B. Dockcr, Cl'k.
Which one! II is rumored that
one of our i tigers tit Salem, came home
in rsther a folorn state of mind. On
being introduced to a young bewitch
ing ni'iiden at Salem, he found for
the time hi heart trembling with f s
ciuating 'power. It however settled
down to zero when he overheard the
young lady ak her companion
who that gentleman from B ownville
w. she wus told that hi name was
Mr Sykes. She icplied "that
is the name o our flog." The gentle
man t'ro.i Brown ville. came home on
Saturday with hi heart in the right
place.
tfiiponts Premlarri Poivflef.
Stevenson & Cross General agents
will duplicate any list.
J L. ftoy ha jut received a fine"
assortment of Willow work stands,
children's rockingehairs, tablechairs,
&e. fec.
Farmers, don't throw away 80 orOO
dollar tin a wagon to save 10 dollars.
But buy the Bain they are iheeheair
est. Sportsmen, farmers' and others you"
will save money by buyingyoiir pow
der, shot aud aintiuitioii at Den's.
For hardware, tiuw'are, Iron, steel,
nails,- &c, cheaper than anywhere
eNe, gn to Tisdel & Richards;
Building Paper, at McCreeri &
Nickell'.- 49m3.
SJ QOEE.VSWAltE.
Large stock at Stevenson & Cross'.
Den sells dry good cheaper than
the cheapest.
MRS. PRESCOTT,
45 Main street, opposite Sherman
House, Invites patronage of ladies in
the dressmaking line Satisfaction
guaranteed.
QCEEXSWARE.
Large stock a! SteveiiSott & Csoss'.
Lfiw jirices on teas at Gilmore &
Co's.
A CARD.
To lovers of good lea : Having re
cently jjltrchased and received a targe
invoice af choice Gunpowder, Imperi
al, Yoong Ifyxun. Oolong, Souchong
and Japan Teas, tee are offering the
8drneala lower price than they have
ever been sold in Brownville. The tewt
are alt new and fresh, and 25 per cent,
lees than recent prices. Call and satis
fy yourselves and oblige.
Yours rcpeclulh,
SWAN & BRO.
&IIESS GOODS.
Jariaiu-seSilk,
Irish Poplins,
Periales,
Lawns, Ginghams, etc., at F.E.John
son tfc Co. '9.
GRisGErts." J
Stevenson & Cross. Wun'f to do-.yonr t
buEiness. nu . .a jfiui. j
nru. K,m-AZ. S;-Si i - --
GROCERIES ARIf
RED STORE. I NEW STOCK.
A, H, GILMOHE,
XJ - BuA - LE
fc? Groceries Prrais,
Queensware and Glassware.
40 MAIlSr STREET, JJZOWJStlZLJ.
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GOOBg DE1LIV3BREB THEE. GIVE BDB A CAtX.
PROPRIETOR
TJIsTiOlSr
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IBjj O W !lT
Cfothing and Groceries, at Hetzel's.
TAX PAYES1S.
County orders for sale at F.- E.
.lofinscfn" & C6 '&
eJ""i
For
Prmluce atTeaUiwiitd hyi
i j . - " m
Mezetio&'iM .hma. .
H. S. Carter'sspatent bed lounges at
J. tf. Roy's.
Q.XJE EX SAVXltBl
Large stock at Stevenson & Cross.
Tariff Off.
Fee for weighing both ways on
MiildletonV hay scales reduced lo 10
0... it io-y K
Sept. il. 1S73.
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Boots a'lid Shoes.
Call and see Pat Kline in fits new
shop, first floor west of Tisdel & Rich
arils', and get a nice fitting boot or
shoe. Good fit warranted.
Can sell, will sell and do sell cheap
ei than any other houe.
Stevenson & Cross.
FARMERS.
F. E. Johnson & Co. have the larg
est slock of Groceries in town, ami
are selling them low down
see.
Call aud
Groceries ami Clothing, at Hetzel's.
NE1V BRAND
-SMUGGLER
L. A. BERGMAN! fc CO.
ClGAItS, ..
L. A. BEKCHAXX fc. CO.
NEW BRAXD-
SMUGGLER.
Groceries ami Clothing, at Hetzel's.
FARMERS.
Tf you want to buy Groceries cheap
call at F. E Johnson & Co's". It cost
you but little to look around.
Q.UKKZYS WARMS.
irafge stock U Stevenson t& Cross'.
Machine' ofls of all kind and at low
prices by McCYeery & Nickell .30-3m
Groceries and Clothing, at Hetzel's
Come one, come all, for prices at
Hetzels, for groceries and (Ho'thing.
Fish. of all kinds by Steverison &
Cross.
Grain I Grnlu !
Theo. Hill & Co. will pay the high
est cash price for grain.
A big stock of stoves of all kinds
jut received by Stevenou & Cross.
Shoemaker's findings by Stevenson
& Crttfs.
Clothing and Groceries, at Wetzel's.
Fall and Winter stock, full in all
its branches, received at L Lowman's.
School hooks, all kind ued iu the
city and emmty, at McCreery & Jfick
ell's. 48-3m
0,DEE.VW IRE.
Large stock by Stevens-tin & Cross'.
Groceries aud Clothing, rit Hetzel's.
Roofing, guttering ami repairing
done promptly and the" cheapest by
Stevenson &, Cross.
Clothing and Groceries, at Hetzel's.
CLOTHING.
New stock just received at F. E.
Johnson & Co's.
Machine oiI and belting by Ste
venson & Cross.
Corn shelters and fanning mills, the
best by Stevenson & Cross
Wm. H. Hoover, Real Etate Agent
and Conveveucer. Court Room.
Who arc the Farmers Best Friends ?
Stevensf.n & Crocs.
A full stock of Gents Shirts ami
drawers, also Buck ami Sheepgloves,
at L. Lowman's.
Why is It that Stevenson &, Cross
are selling all the stoves ? Because
they hare the largest stock ami the
latest improved patterns.
For Guns, Pisto'Is, Am'munitiftfl. fcc.
call at the gun slftip of Craildock & Son
Why rire Stevenson & Cross selling
so mahj giiorls"?
Salt, lime, hair and bacon by Ste
venson & Crosli.
Groceries and Clothing, at-Hetzel'S;
TOIJACCO MACHINERY FOR SALE.
I will sell, low down for cash, my
screw press, mouldsa'nd other appara
tus for, the manufacture .of tobacco.
Apply in person at the factory, or by
letter to
J. L. Colhapp.
The heaviest stock of good's, ever I
brought; to BVownviile. StevVun &
Cross
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tuGadsAabrel0liLUlr9mL - "a.
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"PROVISIONS.
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Farmers will not have cheap, infafT
nor wagons, out ouy theHam.-
Wy Down or Cash.
5.009 Pbumfs Smoking TobaicoV
by J. h. Colhapp,. Must beeohilrf
jiwjutfirft . -:
t Hui kwtl&$frl&i OilaeT
irrSSSfe.'w. "r" T,
alKSVrfSi&gs
C " "T""! '"f IHMi
are doing such a Hvholeslilet nines
igrftcerifs and hardware? Because;
they vefe the first to put down tUf
prices.
PARWtERff. 4
Stevenson & Cms, have the iairg l
stfickof goods in Nemaha' County .-md
sell on asmaller profit than any ho im
'T -rxto
Rope, all sizes,
Cross.
by Stevenson &
Nw' Style in Fancy Dress Trim
mings', Belts. Ribbons and- Ladies'
Hrits, at L. Lowman's.
Elkhart Wagon tlie twst sold", and:
warranted by Tisdel & Rie'b'ards.-
Den is agent for the Oriental Pow
der Co., and keeps a full supply, by
the keg, pound or ounce. Den iim-s
no other powder but tlie Oriental,
laud this is tlie reason he kills rrfore
game than any of his competitors.-
At Hetzel's. 5 mackerel for 25 cts.-
Fine samples of Coal Stoves for"
sale by Tisdel & Richards.
At Hetzel's, 15 pounds dried apples
for $1.
Tisdel & Richards invites the at
tention of the people to the fact thai
they are selling he best Wagon ever
manufactured and on the m6st rea
sonable terras.
S?E3IAI. NOTICES.
fbn Mnrrlnjte.
i a"ppy relief for Voting men from the eflect3 0
Er .ireandAW'usesinKarlyllfe. Manhood restored'.-Ne.-vous
debility cured. Impediments to marriage
femhved. New method of treatment. Kew and
remarkable' reme-ils. Books aud Circulars seat
free. In sealed envelopes.
Address. HOWARD ASSOCIATION.o. 2 Month
JTIntii St.. Philadelphia an Institution having a
high reputation for honorable conduct and profes
sional skill. Ti7ni2yi
Manhood: How Lost,HowEesf bred
Jti$H. Just pnWI-'ned, a new edition of I)r,
p? t-rrflF ROUKUT J. C'TLVERWKLIS Ccl-
Mirnted B3ay on the radical mr
(without medicine) of Spefmathoro?, or .Seminal
Weakness. Involuntary Seminal EmlMlonff; Sex
u"al Debility, and Impediments to Marriage Gen
erally; Aervtmsrjw4. torfeumptlon, iCpllepsy. and
Fits: Mental and Physical incapacity, resulting
from Self-Ahu"e. or Sexual Extravagance.
tf3 Price, in a icaM envelope, only ! cents.
The world renowned author. In this admirable
Lecture, clearly proves from hN own experience
that the awful consequences or Self-Abuse may bo
effectually removed without medicines, and with
out dangerous surgical operations, bougies. Instru
ments, rings, or cordials, pointing out a mone of
cure at once Certain nirtl ftflectnal by hlK every
sufferer, no hint tf r what Uh condition nt iy be. may
be. may ctffe'hlm'sefrclicapty. privately, and rad
ically. iter bis" Lee? tire should be In the hanfis of evo--ry
youth and every man In the land.
SVnl under seal, to any address, in a plals sealed
envelope, on the receipt of six crnta. or two post
age stamps. Also. Dr. Culverwell's 'Marriage
Guide," price 23 cents. Address the Publisher,
CHAS. J. C. 1CLINE & CO..
i.yi Bowerr. Nett Ydrfi,l'ost-Oaice3oi4,3SG'
3-Iy
BILIilARD,
PIGEON HOLE
Of every variety manufactured.
Old Table. Ralls, &c, bongbtor taken in
excha.igcfor new.
TABLES Oaf DOWN
-AS-
3 Repaired on Short Notice
All kinds of
BJIiXZARB STOCK
Kept constantly on hand, at tbc Factory", 32"
2d at., St. Joseph, Mo.
9EOUGE KILLYER. Proprietor
L. Box 1C63.
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Lowmaii0-
Dealer in
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TA&OY GOODS
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