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PIGEON SSSHS II
How It Spoils a Beautiful Poem to be
frAilvi.ln.ieil into tile Hoglls'x of the
JieatUcii Cliiuee.
EXCELSIOR I'
The shades of night was fulling fast.
As through an Alpine village passed,
A youth who bore, 'mid snow and lee,'
A banner with the strauge devlp,
Excelsior!"
His brow was sad ; his eves beneath
Flashed like a falchion from its sheath,
And llhe a bllver clarion run;r,
The accents of that unknown tonsnp.
"Excelsior!
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Jn'happy homes he saw thelisht
Of,househol J fires gleam warm and bright;
Above, tlie spectral glaciers hown.
And from his lips escaped a SgeWor ,,,
'Cry not the Pass !" tho old man said,
"Dark lowers the tempest overhead.
The roarlnc torrent is deep and wide!
And loud that cUrlou voIcj-;
"Excelsior!"
OBistny," the maiden said, "nnd rest
Thy weary head upon this breast !"
A tear stood In his bright blue eye,
3at still he answered with a s1k!i,
Excelsior!"
"Beware the pine-tree's withered branch!
Beware the awful avalanche!"
This was t lie peasant's In.i good night !
A voice replied.'far up the night.
"Excelsior!"
At break of day, as heavenward
The pious monks of St. Bernard
"Uttered tiie ofl-repeated prayer.
A voice cried through the startled air,
"Excelsior!"
A traveler, by the faithful hound
Half buried in the snow was found.
Still Knisplns in ls hand of ice
That banner with the btrange device,
"Excelsior!"
ThsSamein PIsconBugilth
TOPaIDIG A LOW !
fhat nlghtey time begin hop chop,
RECIPES, ETC.
Mo3t of the mustard sold by grocers
Is not genuine. It may contain a lit
tle mustard, but is composed mainly
of wheat Hour, turmeric, and souiu
limes caps-iuum.
Cracker PFe. Eight crackers pound
ed fine, m which pour boiling water
to Hoften; eight table-spoonfuls of vin
egar, eight of ougur, one lemon ; if too
stiff, add water.
Molasses Candy. Two cups mo
laKse, one cup sugar, one tablespoon-ful-vinejrar,
butter six of a hickory
nut. Boil briskly twenty minutes,
stirring all the time. When cool
pull until white.
Potato Custard. Ten potatoes
boiled soft.-six or eight egg.-, sugar to
your taste, one cup milk, quarter
pound of butter, nutmeg, essence of
lemon, brandy and wine toyour taste.
Mash the potatoes very line.
A theory is promulgated that
corn is the cause of chicken cholera
that it and hog cholera are mod pre
valent when pig? tnd chickens are
fed a!:no.t exclusively on com that
corn contains le. of the phosphates
and more of the fatly matter than
other cereals, ami this accounts for
chicken and hog cholera.
The only safe ami effective treat
ment of obesity is a reduction in the
quality of the u-uinl food, an increase
of exercise and ft reduction of the
hours of sleep. This should be grad
ually pushed until the-reduction in
weitrht i- one or two pounds a week.
This cannot fail, and will invariably
improve health. Bio Lewis.
Excellent Johnny Cakes. One
cup nienl. one of flour, one of sujrar.
one of mil!;, one ojrir. bu-tler the Size
of an egg-, swht and crcam-turfar. An
other. Four tablespoons of corn meal.
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PROPRIETORS,
McPIIERSX BLOCK,
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NEBRASKA.
Oldest Paper in Nebraska.
BESTLOCAL PAPER IHrSTATE
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Tho Adyertisek is in Its
EIGHTEENTH YEAR!
Its history Is co-equal and co-eitcnslve with
politics
Inside house him can see l'Rht.
And every room g.t fire all rlht,
He leo ey plenty ice more limb.
Inside him mouth he plenty cry
"TopalJe-salo w 1"
Ole man talkey "no can walk !"
Uy'in bye rain come werry dark,
Have yot water, werry wiile."
"Maskcy I my must go topside"
"Topjside-zalow !"
"Man-man !" One plrlcy talkey he,
"What for you go topside look-.ee!"
And one time more he plenty cry.
Hut all time walkey plenty high
"Topsldc-jralow !"
"Take care! that spoil'um tree young man,
Take aire that ice! He want man-min!"
That roolfe chin-chin he uood nlljt.
He talkey "my can go all rih:.M
"Topblde-galow !"
Joss-pigeon man he soon begin,
MormpK-lim that Josh chin-chin,
He no man see him plenty fear.
Cos bome man talkey he can hear!
"Topside-galow !"
That young man die. one larjje dog see,
To muchey bobbery flndey lie;
He hand belong coin all same Ice,
Have got flag, with chop n nice.
"Topsidp-Kalow !"
MAKItlED.
Mr. W. D. Ferree editor of the Poll:
County Times, and a former t3'po in
this office, has taken, unto himself
a wife which was duly announced in
the. State Jonrnal. Like all newly
much married men. Will thinks he
has-done a big thing and thus dis
courses about it:
We are married ! And what does it
signify to be married? Why, many
things to be known, and many things
not ti be known. For a -core of year
and more we have been "stamping it."
but at last have changed the life of
"blessed singleness" for that of it
married one. "B!esedsin:ene'V i
not always blessed; it i attended witi.
many anxieties and sufferings of the
the flesh. A person cursed with
homeliness ami awkwardness like
ourself, if he can succeed in getting a
fair damsol for a wife s really fortun
ate, and has" achieved a great Victori
an that line. A person cur.-ed with
homeliness ami awkwardness is com
pelled to undergo many anxieties of
mind, for the maidens of now-a days
go much" on comeliness ant! style.
A stylish younjr man is "the thiim"
for them, whether he be poeed of
brains, virtue, stability, frugality, or
not; in fact, brains, virtue, stability,
frugality, and the like, are scarcely
taken into account. So we were nev
er cat in beauty's mould, but still
hnve loved ami wished, and acted
wise, and acted the fool, up and down
this wide, deep earth in search of a
woman, and never found a uirl who
would have us, until now. We have
tried man j vocations in life, respect
able we thought, to "fetch them,"
but the blamed girls didn't seem to
appreciate us yet. Our last resort to
gain their favor was to go into the
newspaper business but this didn't
knock the homelinessoutof us. either;
and all around us, young men with
out a trade, without a cent and with
out manners, were gallanting the girl
about, all because thay possessed jusi
what the girls wanted, beauty. And
again, they had heard much about ed
itors starving to death, and this was
against us. too. Confound ihe news
paper men of the present age, who
win uiake it appear that they are al
ways "hard up," for it is a lie; there
is not a person in the newspaper bus
iness but that is "lined with money."
for how can he be otherwise when
subscribers are so prompt in paying
their subscriptions. But we must
not digress froth the subject.
Though there are many difficulties
to encounter in single life, and one
possesses many anxieties of mind, yet
all this s nothing compared with the
following four things, viz: "Popping
the question," "asking the old folks."
"standing up while the ceremony i
being performed, and sleeping in a
separate bed from one's wife "the flrf.t
night." But somehow or oilier we
overcome all thee difficulties like a
little man. The wedding was a quiet
one. While the old folks were snooz
ing, and h unhands were kissing their
wives on retiring to bed, ami the
moon shown down on terra firm a in
all its eventide beauty, the "knot was
tied ;" and would not exchange our
married life for a "prairie schooner"
full of California gold.
BLACSLJEWS.
Nearly 2.000 black Jews have a home
in the city of Cochin, Hiudostau.and
its ueighhoihood While they are not
as dark skinned asEthiopean negroes
their color places them under a ban.
for despite the fact that they are Is
raelites in the full sense of the word,
"and faithfully worship the G"d of
their ancestors, neither the Israelites
of Bagdad nor the white Jews of their
own locality will intermarry- or oth
erwise associate with them. Their
statement of their origin is that when
the conquest of the E:ist Indies by
Europeans oppned a roatl to unlimit
ed wealth, into which were attracted
adventurers from all parts of the
world, many young Israelites from
Bagdad. Basso ra and Yemen started
out to seek fortune-. Establishing
themselves in Hindustan they pur
chased femile slaves from the na
tives, a numher of whom became con-
tyerted, and were married to their
iters. From these intermarriages
present population of Cochiu is
"cetided.
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tablespoon fuls Gfeurry powfler
tablespoontuls of flour, a lit Lie
pepper and cayenne, a large ar.d ap
ple one small shnlot, stock sufficient
to cover it. Cut the meat into cutlets ;
take care to have a bone in each, and
fry them a light, brown with a little
butter. The bha'iot should be fried at
tbe same time. Peel and core the ap
ple and cut it np ; stew the meat, sha
lot ami apple in the stock for half an
hour, very gently ; then add the curry
powder ami flour, having previously
mixed them with half a cup of stock.
Let it boil up twice, tli?h up the cut
lets, and pour the sauce over them.
This eurry is excellent. It may be
made in the same maniierwirh chick
ens or rabbits; ami should apples not
be in season, a little lemon juice may
he added just before it is boiled up.
In India, the pleasant acid of fresh
tarmarinds is x?m. As well-boiled
rice is so essential with curry, the
recipe for it is added here : Put on a
saueepanful of water, let it boil fust',
-prinkle in a Httlesalt, and then the
nee mopping it into tne water wuu
the hand. Do not cover tbe sauce
pan. When the rice is don-, strain
off Ihe water, and set it on a cloth be
fore the lire to drain. Toss it np a lit
tle with two forks, ami serve it in a
di-h separate from the curry. Select
large rice to boil for the curry, and of
the best description only.
SAYIXG TIIE PAT AXD P1.KSI1.
The fat and tlea-h of all kinds of do
mestic animals are made of grass and
gram, which co..t money. Inuutumn,
when tVed begins to fail, and the
weather becomes cold and stiiniiy.an
imals Will lose ileh, unless they are
well fed and properly protected from
cold ami wet stornia. Every pound
of flesh ami fat is worth, at a low fig
ure, twelve anil a iiait cents. i?lesii
or fat is actually worth much more
than that sum, in most localities, as
there is no bone, no hair, no hoofs, no
horns, nor oilier waste in lhne parts
of the animal. The fat is always
wasted first. The flesh next. Now,
hen, every pound of fat and flesh
that is wasted is a dead loss of twenty-five
cents to the owner of the stoek
When an animal consumes a pound
of fat in maintaining respiration and
animal heat, the waste is a dead lo-s,
because it can never be retrieved.
The substance that composed the fat
and flesh i gone. The grass, and grain
consumed in making it might just as
well, in one sense, have been pitched
into theAtlantic Ocean. In another
sense it would have been been better
to cast the grass ami grain on t lie land
as a renovator of the sail. Now to re
produce the number of pounds of fat
a. in uesii iosi win cost not ie-- man
another twelve ami a half cents worth
of grain There you have twenty-live
cents in cash for every pound of fle-h
produced. Every person wlio Jins
half an eye cannot fail to see and ap
preciate this fact. It needs no fur
ther elucidation. The person, there
fore, wh'o ha ten head of cattle, and
allows each one to fall away one hun
dred pounds e.ach. lo-es ten hundred
quarters of dollars, or Sf2o0! A hun
dred pounds of fat and flesh would
scarcely be missed in the appearance
of some animals. And the same rule
holds good with horses, sheep, swine,
and all kinds of domestic animals.
Every pound of flesh .st is equiva
lent to so much inonev actually
thrown away. There is the loss. No
one can deny it. And there is the er
ror in the management; ami the
grand, practical question is how to
snve that which has heretofore been
lost?
Anecdote of an Elephant.
The " Leisure Hour," au English
magazine, tells this touching story, as
related by Major Brown, of the Euiti-
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THE PEOPLE.
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Dealers in all the best Machinery manu
factured, would respectfully invite the atten
tion of the farmers to the fact that they are
still in the" market, and are better prepared
to make low figures than ever before.
A full and complete line of.
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1r0n, steel nails, tinware,
ptjm:ps5"vva.g-on"s, stoves,
POCKET AHD TABIDS CUIXERIT, 5cc, fee.
which we will sell cheaper than any other
house in the State. Come and price our
goods, and see if we cannot giouetter
figures than any other house.
gill sell our goods at a heavy -discount
OR TH.'E HEST SIXT1T DAY'S,
mt to make room ior a new
st:)ck
ring trade. Come one and all, and
get prices which will correspond with Ihese
hard times.
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BELtlARB TABLES.
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PIGE02T HOLE
Of every variety manufactured.
Old Tables, Balls, &c, bought or taken in
exchaagefor new.
TABLES OUT DOWN
AND
iRepaired on Short Notice.
All kinds of
SlXiXilARD STOCK
Keptconstantlyon hand, at the Factory, 32
2dst., St. Joseph, Mo.
GEORGE HILLYEB. Proprietor
RAILHOADs.
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Kansus City, St. Joseph
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MERCHANT TAILOR.
ZE3i:B:Er:R3r hi. jdoleust
Tailor and
Draper.
Keeps a. full aKsortment of Cloths. Cassimeres, Silk
and Worsted Ve'stings," for .gentleman's use.
"CT7-JSE)2DIJMC3- OTJTFITS wP
5J) 3r.nin Street, RroTrnTillc, "Neb.
sije:c ijutst.
GROCEBISS.
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Wholesale and ggctnil IBiealers in
TIIE MARKET REPORTS
Of Chicago, St. Louis and Brownvllle, are
corefully comnllcdiweekly.
TERMS FOR 1874.
Cluhs of 5. each
Chios of 10, each
Any additional nmnber, each-
$2 00
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vance. Address
CAPFREt &. HACKER,
BROWNVILLE, NEB.
THE ADVERTISER
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The BALL & PAGE Wagon, mnnufnetitieil at Elkhart. Ind., is the onfy
Wagon that gives entire aatisfuulion. Sold and warranted hv
TISDIiL & RICHARDS.
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Dflliillmi
ESTABLISHMENT.
AXES! AXES!
E. C. SIMMON'S
Is sold by
English Diamond Steel Axe
the best axe In tho world.
TISDEL & RICHARD.-.
POCKET AND TABLE CUTLERY!
The he-it line of Pocket and T'iMe Cutlery, which we warrant, the only
place in the city that audi gooda are warranted.
TISDEL & RTCHARDS.
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No. 70 Main Street, Brownville, Nebraska.
Largest Stock in the Market.
Great Inducements Offered.
PRICE
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OIX A2LIL, ARTICLES SOLD.
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TOST.LOtlS.,,
MIDLAND JPA CI3PIC p -.
And Lincoln and 5elrart, Ct. ' "i
In connection with J
Kansas City,St.Jo.&o,Bte-3
To CHICAGO, ,
CoIumbus, Boston, CincinL,,
York, -Washington Cltr rii?1
aaapolis, Pittsbursh, feSi
adelpnia. Baltimore
Iionisvills, '
Si1. LOUTo
Cltv, St. Joseph. LeaveDwo-u. .
Cafro. 3t-n.Phl3.Mol,r.e n-tcl&q,
its in the East, Soa;h aad sSL'i rSi
ISO CHANGE ofCAj,,
from K. Nehnufca Cliy. X5
Pa-sengers takln-; thw note for t
points boutb can secure berths la W!s!i Ut
rnllnian's Palace Sleeping car
by appl.vluR Jo the compan s acent i! r
takinsHlPepIn-,' car before m-cht WJi.
Louis next morning without cLan-i?? 'ISt.
Tills te the only route Irom Lincoic off ...
advantages. Lav-over Chkcks BtnKAl2'"ll!H
plication to the Conduct-r. without extra? l
FARE AS LOW, AND TIME ASenf?
as by any other route.
Gen'l Ticket .Ag-tM pIrESFv
A. C. DAWES, Gen. Pass. ASt K. cTslj? - JS.1
Ry. St. Joseph. Mo. JS-'-5-Uo.,ic.L
FAYORITE SHORT ROUTE
TO ALL PBECMPAL POIXTg
3ES jBL 3B'.
The "Oldfeeliablo" aad popular
HANNIBAL & ST. JOE,
Hall Road Line,
3 Through Express Trains TJaflr
lEqnipprd with Miller's Patent Sa'etrDhiti?
'Coupled, and Buffer. and thecelehnitS-613
celebrated
Westinghouse Patent Air Brakes,
Th most perfect protection against acd&ii!. ,
the world. at
Jfeir and Elegant Day Coaches,
and two daily lines of
Pullman's Palace Sleeping Cars
are run through Irom Kaimi City to
QU2XCY, G ALESBURG, MEXDOTA AXD
Chicago, Without Chancre,
Also a daily line of
Pnllman's Palace Sleeping Cars
From Atchison and St. Joseph to
JACKSONVILLE AXD SPRIS., FIELD.
And New and Elegant Iny Coaches frjtn Kian
City to Indianapolis and
Cincinnati Without Change.
To securp all the modern impn.vemnu in ft
way travelintr. purchase Tickets via the Haaatti
.fc St. Joseph Sort Line. '
"QnilCY ROUTE."
Avoiding all Transfers. Ferries ami Cbaajatf
Cars.
C3Throngh Tickets Sir sale at all rrlncipal ia
FARE ALWAYS AS LOW AS DY ANY KOCH
Baggage cheched through to all pnnc ipal pono.
E. A. PARKER, 0. S.LYF0BD
Gen'lTicietAg't. Gen. x-t
HOW IS THBPOB TEA
THE GREAT
DRY GOOBS.
BEST TN TIIE TTIiST:
Wc never do work vrltliout clving :ntl.sf.tp
tlon. nnil lielnj; up to time our facilities nrc
such that we lire able to do every kind of
printing, from common handbills to the
finest work. Our prices cannot be surpassed
for rheipness by any othr stablishmint
with the same style of work. Parties hav
ing work tOido will do well to call and see u.i.
NEWS, BOOK- & JOB PRINTING,
Visilin & Woadinj; Cards,
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Who are your hP-t Irieiwls? TISDEL & RTCHARDS !
for all Hr-t-ohiss iiuiciiinerv, ami havr -i f iilirtl you with
Icaditii kind-;, on the inot rea-onalile terms, and will continue
the ful tire. Give them your patronaire.
They are airents
all the best and
to do so
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CIRCULARS.
XOTE AND
LETTER
HEADS,
BILL HEADS,
Xontlily Statpmeuts, Business Cards,
AND ENVELOPES,
Neatly Printed. In any Color, or Cpm
binatlou of Colors.
Hardware, Tinware, Iron, Steel, and Nails.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, BY TISDEL & RICHARDS.
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IN BROWNVILLE.
INVITATIONS,
Either In Fancy Notes or Cards, In Gold and
Silver, or Bronzes of any description,
or In a variety of colors. "'
During the seige of Pondiehery, in
ome eiris, in uissinir. purse vp
r mnuttw a if thev were about to
rform on tht- flasreolet. Tliis is de
IpiIIv wrong. Kisin is a luxury
hieh phould helixiuleed in with an
ippetite, and not nibbled at as if it
tie East J ml led, by the J5riti.-.li jir:ii3',
when M. Lally Vis governor there,
there were in tlie French garrison
bevt-ral war eleplnnits; ulJ of which,
except one, died from tile scarcity of
provisions, and the survivor would
have shared the fate of his compan
ions but lor his uncommon nagacity,
which rendered him a lavorite with
everybody, and the object of general
admiration. This animal, in the ab
sence or his keeper, was one uay a-mur-ing
himself with his chain in au
open part of the town, when a man
who had committed a theft and was
pursued by a great number of people,
depaiiing of all other means of safe
ty, ran for protection under the ele
phant. Apparantly delighted with
the poor wretch's coulldeiiee, the
creature instantly faced about and
met theerowd. erected hi trunk and
threw his chain in the air. as i the
manner of these animal when engag
ed with the enemy, and became so fu
rious in defense of the criminal, that,
notwithstanding all the gentle arts
made use of by the surrounding mul
titude, neither they, nor even his
mahout or driver, to whom he wa
fondly attHciied, and who wa sent
for to manage him. could prevail with
him to give up the malefactor. The
contest had continued about three
hours, when at length Ihe governor,
hearing the strange account of it
pnme to the spot, and was so much
pleased with the generous persever
ance, f the lionest (piadruped that be
yielded to the elenhantV interposition
nnd pardoned thec.riminal. The poor
man. in an ecstasy of gra'itude. ts
tifiod his acknowledgments by kissing
and embracing the probnois of bis
kind benefactor, who was apparantly
an sensible of what had happened.
that, laying a-ide all his former vio
lence, he became perfectly tame nnd
gentle in an instant, and suffered his
keeper to conduct him away without
MERCHANT'S SHOW OAEDS,
Got up In styles not to bo surpassed, either
East or West, in Beauty or Price.
LABELS!
Printed on White or Colored Paper, either
with lllnck or Colored Inks, from a plain
Dru-zglsti' Label to tile tlneat printed pien
did Bronze Labels.
Book Work,
Constitutions, By-Laws, Articles of Incor
poration, and every other variety or Pamph
lets, printed at any and In any special time.
CHAMPION AND FASHION STOVES!
TISDEL & RICHARD- sidl the celebrated-Champion and Fashion Stoves
the Stoves, that took the Gold Medal over all others.
$25,00
KUV TIIE
CIIA3IFI0XAXD FASHIOX STOVES
AND SAVB
$25,00
Large Stock of Ploios Always on Hand !
And can guarantee lower prices than anj' other dealers.
TISDEL & RICHARDS.
STOVES A.ISTD TINWARE,
NEATLY REPAIRED BY TISDEL & RICHARDS.
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Baltimore & Washington,
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Washing'n -i Philadelphia
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EACH WA"i, BETWj-L.N
3cw York, J?hi!ade1phia,
Bait im ore, WasJt inyton,
AND T1IE-
TftTiSST AND SOUTH.
EaSing Ceiasctteis frca all pests csAli
4X3-Present Inc to the Bniiie-" Man
advuntaseof puswln tlirout;. nil the uwsi
cities, and to everybody the privilege of vw-
inn-;
WA.SHI3STGTON
BALTIMORE to WASHINGTON
DISTANCE -10 Mlle-TIME,U.kHol'B.
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Baltimore. Md. fca 'tmion
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Kansas Pacific Railway.
Short, Favorite and Only
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PQIV&ESI, SHOT, C&PS, JfMJDS,
FULL LINE OF AMMUNITION, BY TISDEL & RICHARDS.
ARE DETERMINED KOT TO BE
UNDERSOLD. COME AND
S.E
TO LAWYERS AND LAND AGENTS.
We are ready nt all times to take In briefs.
Elc,, Etc.. print them on siiorl notice, and at
the lowest living rales.
BLANKS
Of every kind got up with ne.itnesi nnd dis
patch, and at fair prices.
PATENT WEATHER
C2 The best for excluding "Zfl
p "WIISTD, DUST, OR KAIN.
& from under doors. C
"fl For sale by "TlS
C3 Swan & Bro. -
JOS PRINTIM
OF ALT, KINDS.
Neatly and Promptly Executed.
AT THIS OFFICE.
For a Ciood Bargain in the Line of Hardware, go to
TISDEL & RICHARDS.
3VCJLTTI3iTC3-S.
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FARMERS, MEiJHANrCS, MERCHANTS.
And all others, will find it to their intere-t to buy of TISDEL & RICHARDS
WE KEEP THE CELEBRATED
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TIIE LEADING STOVE OF AMERICA.
Will do better work with less fuel
There i none that c-in equal them,
than any other htove made
TINWARE AT WHO LSALE AND EITAIL !
We have on hand the largest assorted stock in this market, made up in
the neatest style by the best of workmen, which we otl'er at
WHOLESALE OR RETAIL.
HOOTLTSTG- & SPOTJTTJSrG-,
Put up at short notice, by the best mechanics in ihe State.
SATISFACTION G IT A R AN TEED.
GRR ISfrcrn
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Ho. 27, SIG1 OF THE BED STOVE & PLOW,
In the old Regulator Store,
DEL & RICHARDS.
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Having determined to reduce
our stock of Dry Goods, Notions,
&c. and haying on hand a very
large and extensive stock, we will
commence on Monday next, and
will sell our entire stock at such f
prices as win insure a speedy sale.
Our only object is to get mon
ey, therefore we will sell for cash
only.
To secure great bargains, call
early, with the cash, and be as
tonished at the low prices.
DENVER,
EIHE,
NEW MEMPHIS.
IDAIIOiJPKIXGS,
OR HEX CITY,
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MARYSVIM.E.
GEORCETOWN,
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GOI.DEXCITY.
CENTRXLtm.
VILI.X L.VtOT,
SALAKKCITY.
SACKAMKNT".
S HAVE
:da.:r,c3-:e3t stocx:,
AND MAKE THE
LOWEST IFIRZajES
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PROPRIETOR
UNrT-O-Esr HOT
88 Ss 90 1LA.XJT STREET,
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COLORADO SPRINGS. SAN FKASflisCO-
And all points tn
Kansas, Colorntlo, tJifTerrltorle,""1
the Puclflc Coast.
1QQ MILES the Shortest Ltue from KaasaC
L OO ty to Denver.
Oin MILES the shortt LIiip to I'-'2,i.
Ico and Anaona. ,
Remembpr that this is theOrcatTbroos U
there is
KTo Otiier All Rail Botite
to any of the above points.
Thore It no te.lioiM omiiHMw or ,".r,l2SSL
this route, as the Gret Rivers are all urws
PUJiLJIAS PAliAfE C-UlS'...rg
ran through from KANSAS CITY to I
Without t'lianse.
Passengers by this route Itav e an PPfJ'KJi
viewhiKthe line Agricultural IM-nrictJ. w flfJ
and can stop over at Denver ! x ,. i t ulot-mliiui'.ai:rlculturaIandKrazlasdr!Wt"
lJo- . rit with J
Close connections made at Knwii-
trains to and from the Ea.xt. North aiM-"
1C A II
Be sure to ask for Tickets via. , y.
City and the Kansas. Pacific K1" '
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EEVERLY R. KEtM. (ien 1 r.cke. ..5''"-
GENERAL. OPFICES.Knn"''0"'''
The Chicago and Norlh-WestefB
RIIWY
THE SHOP.T'i DIRECT LIN'S
FE0M COUNCIL 3LUFPS TO
1 1 H ( 1 A (4( ) l h.. r.i: snMVIf
2-'.- X V -" -;. - --
V.s!..l-''"u'
uihI Camillas-
ALSO TO
Gicciind. MA 8L Laab. a:d teV&
And all points South nnd South-West-
This Llnf-h.i nrtopted all mojlprn Irnprv
rnents in traWc ni equipwt-
Including,
Stoel Rails. I,T52niriocs
inn- Cars. Miller Platform"
TSaj&Sl'T
3-
'Wcstinghouse Safety Air
Sralies.
Ask for and see that your ticket?
reauvl
1H
Chicago and Xorth-WesternKallirw'
2J. nu ; HiTT. w. h. sten vrrr,.
(iKn'ISUDt. B"
Way jiovn
T T 3TOXS CSIJ -
Five Thousand Pounds Pmokins i
Mwtf-toidiojhwftA r
Browaw
ere'poigon.
) tho smallest) resistance.
BEiOWTVILLB.