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5Jncf t4C 3 effect, paprs are
1C lRie
" TlvnCliail!o office lor uo
fri13en, J cf postage. Subscribe
;,..! ws
lllce for uoii-
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HABSET BSPOSTS. , ,
,T. LOUIS BIAKISST
' " . ,,:ji- trices raccins from 52
Cor-L" ; . - r
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V. f.,rncwmixeu.
. v, -ood demaua rduuiSuw,
No. 2
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?;-3t7c-nlin nil v.-eek-'rit C4BS5 50for
rtwdtopnme native stfeonC- " '
Hoi-Advanced and mceratelfitrSng;
a;$-5'.y&50- .;
OH:CAGO;KAaKST. '
Oo-Caicaco market report arolotho 5th
inst Pieces are somewhat bailor and Arm,
IxeJpt in cattle, which are weak- and lower,
V 'litnt-Slisht advance slnco.our last Is
sue! and the demand active, o. 2 spring
si "'' 1 J21 ' ""
a corn-Demand active and advanced. No.
iulxedoS-v-1.
Oats Ko. 2, active at 43 to y.
r.arIov- J. 2 fall SI 42 to SI 43.
Cattic-CiulebnnaereavSjrtigVS
u,trn TRarkeliAfowjctoxRUsicaoice
Eat;e steenltjfiSS
Uogfc-ActtVSafltmici
' ; .tfitAmmyipi:- f
Browuville Grocory
-.
Market
ga'lr. New York A, 7l fts for SI.
S.xr, New Orleans, 9.11 lbs for SI.
Cjir.e. choice, 2Ka3 as to the SI.
Java Coirec, &A &s to the S1-00- ..
linpti lal Tea, 30,75 SI, -r0.
Gan Powder Tea, Sl.00Sl.75. xl".,
Japan Tea. S0,7551,2.5. ' WPfIWT
p.lacfc Tea. 75S1.25 per E.
pr:cl Apples. 10i12J4 ots,
D.n-1 Peaches. lOlSJa s.
Bico, h'iyi2'i ets. , .
Cu-- N. Y. Factory, 29 del
ICew York Salt, $3.50.
O'ulo River Salt, S3.&0. T'
Byrup, common, 5075ets. '
gyrap, golden. $1.00. .
Syrup. snjr.ir loaf, 51.03.
Coal Oil. 30 cts.
I wkt ; -I. No. 1. S2.25. No. 2. 1.75 ? kl t.
Vlu'. Fis'i, No. 1. 51.75 7 kit. Faaiily 51 3t).
P5M Cider, Vlnegnr.35.cts.
Prodncc auil Provlslou3Iarliet.
Vh.at-lall 9!il ; spring S9100.
CorM'Vljcw.
Anienaseni .w sjic
pay"1 ...jjj tbtlr papers are stop
,oait',,c t,ie :itlVC only forgotten
'6'tt''ie postage- VteeA you mlsa
top' ' - Inuire irtbc postage is
J0ar P?tr' t ;- 4
C---
risarc to the Sth. Th?re has been
0,iT'of t-nre in prlcot inoc our last. -
36!r-s'ea.v ami Hrih. Villi a rtlglit
V" rnn?:o. 2131 itJ: Fall, No.
3.''
1 I J. 'JW'
m oi'.f. 20
iets.
ri.-r, i.''sh.ij: ' '
Rye, 40 Vies. . j-
Ho .:. ' t quality Pftll, 51,59.
Flo '.-! ' :'!-. ii-j'!i"5-
Cai:.u, ..e.V.mt perdoEn.r
i-i-. t ' ' l ..-CJ.
hut'.-r.c-i uof'. 25323 ctrf. .
t
r invaded Hams, 16iS cia. ' - - f
IIhu", co.intry, 'luci: , 'l' ' .;jt
sn -.4- .cis.
rj&fbts
Arriv-1 and Ucpartare (it Knlls.
A -l
.r.U.-rc -I- Hy, iy iuiiraad Arrives 11 s. la.
S-j-tUeru -. :aily.by KaOrMd Arrir 2i35'.m.
D :.Vt. '.I !.l. ' " -
ituira- a Pcra, Dally Arrives 12 m: De
pir. i ,. l.
rtua ,r-;i-V;a Sestaba City. IaUy Arrives 5
p.M. ucijtrt-:7a. w.. , '
Ve:rin-vta 'ftein-4i to Beatrice Dally:
llM'i ..na-i. Ar:vf- .'. " p.m. ?
rti.t'j .ir' :j Via l.-.W ft c!t Vekly Ar-rir-ii.ti
:'-;p.Ti. Daparts Moh'Ihv i17 a.m.
oi' ;i i?.-j-Tn?iiu iasia-v,'4.s;iy Ar
r t f-.iIi fi! Saturday at S p. la. Departs
V- -j.'i . -1 !"r!!nva!Tn.in.
V '. u ;-.' il 'u.!o trcai 7n. i:..tr7W. '- "
dys .real. :t . j a. la. IV. A. 1'OLOiSK. i'. ii.
IlAILitOAD Ti.ME TASLSS.
Uarllugtoa C ISXisowvl UicrltHllrdn,:t
lu ficbrabUa.
ilAIX I.IXE.
Ii 3 a ra. leav ' ...Piv.tnn'ith.
Ibnu. i Lincoln
tii p.m. arrive
U:ifiJH4. k"3VC
lJip.- t-:t-;! Karaay Janc-i X.tfB.'m leave
J '". p. ts (.' ...?:att?moiis 1 li3 a.m. arrive
i-ii.an ar;.-.f'. ...UaiuUj i:u:W2.ai. lt-atc
is 1 li-3 .!. arrive
I ju: a.ai. It-arc
15E.VT1UCK P.RA2sCn.
S:p . l--ne: X.ff . j 7:tt:.K. arrive
CJjp.iU.sriAt ! Iteati-Jce. ...... 5:15 a.m. lcr.vc
IIuru, City, St. jon. d, C.E. Railroad.
Trains leave ttielpa StaUon as follows :
.'a5 Nor'):
'0 a. m. I Oii'.n? S.'MiJi,.Ift'W a. in.
, :i;i4ra. I Go4np Stt;i,..G;;! p. m.
-"IldiK.ml 5acmo Itailivay.
Eiiarj .vwjmu 1 Xebravku Citvl'iOp m C:I? pm
)pra -.' ,,i. LI;:ciln j llJaai 2?) pin
-trlve .I'XJjpitt i Kiev.-arJ 0 a m leave
J. N. CONVERSE. Scp't.
ai,img
feCCIAL UlitSCTOaY.
J.ODUK3.
Bron-nvillc T.odce Sn. 3, 1. O. O. F. Kozalsr
rnpetiurs TueMlay eenin-i oi each .vcek.In tbIr
nvrha'l over bowman's ore Visiting brothers
WiLaftftilly luvitd. Ui-by Conif. N. O. B.
ii. Thompson. Socy.
Erannviile DiviHi.-.n lis. If, Sons of Tm-
Pf.a:," Meets every l'rii'.av evenins in Odd
i. ivsllall, over I.oms I'.vvinaii's store. "Main
.re;, .sranjers of our orJer vssit:n? tbecitv
V. V. B. Slu-.jhtkr. U.S.
"o?'!11 a" bodce No.. I. A. F. & A. 51.
w J Hi i 'Clings third rhursdav uvenlut: in each
MT it J-uiIcXA,:GUT0N.secy. JoiinBlakk.
"'h' ri,.i.,tor No. 4. II. A. 5I.-Statrd
i ; ''"'' irs: Jl'lay niglil iri ca.h uonlh. T.
A l8.;w.ii. P. J. Bi.aKk. Secy.
s.r,?il? "eil No. ::. It. S. A; S. E. M.-
Tn-.Teaiings fourth Monday in each inoiltli.
J-u. M aKk T. I. 5r. Jno. Blke. apaorder.
niVr!"clro:"'!""''I,rrNn. 3, K.T.-Siateo
n. ;.') r'"-l Monday in each month. JjU.n
"Ukv- !-: Coin. T. A. Cismuir, ltecordur.
v,e. nnJ L5J fonelRve, No. G3, I. II. I:. K.
fti;., ' :s at tHSoiiic Hall on the fifth Mon
"Jjs 1 A Ckeigii.Sov. Joits Ulaki:. Hec.
fc,?i,',,i:'trr Vn- ---Orilorotthe E istern SUir.
Mp r -" ii tlilfd Mniidiv in eocli month.
rr;. ; i."a.M..Mooki;,W. il. Mas. 31aby E.
1 tAs, Sec y.
cnuncnits.
a ' ' ' ' .1 .. .ir. 1 T-4II n m lf.ui.A ACuitSn. ,ru.,.
,ji-.ev- '-s. Sahbath School U 2 o'cloclf
J- 1. ott. m. Pastor.
anTi '-rr"1 (EiHoojjal.l-Corner Atlantic
rri ' -"0,''S Di'Iite service ver.v5iid;iy
u.u, .. .c'..k;SntdavSploOiat3o'clock.
. m S.-US iree. rv. J. E. UiMtKKTs. itcctor.
P.-t t'hur.-U. servicer everr Sabbath morn
i.-t, , - '!"-k. Saufevth School at 9H a. u
. r. J. iloncAN, Pastor.
... CITY OFFICERS.
'r.?"1";1"'-"111 e First" iton'aay Ir each
H'...," fuvor- v- - - Cnirsvven. Al lermen First
jar: T.i-n.B.ltaifr: Second Ward-F.
f;i'"V,r:1,' J,"! atevenson: Third Ward
hi VII';I'SWny Freneh. IaR'hKl.n.Cmp
Paii. T''r.k' J B 1cker. Treausrer.JBIakc.
"UceJudEo J.S.SIUH. .
COUNT V OKFICEB5.
5ub,'
rcr. A. II Ciltnnrf. Siin'ornr. .T.
n- Co jnty Supcrlntedont, D. W. Pierson.
SODIe BUG.,
irurKSijus to J. T. CiIooks i Co..)
RUN TW.O" SHOPS.
-1
er..a
ir Jarauteed to customers.
ft?.1 '" Chnreb. Services each Sabbath
va. w.. aaU 7;: 11. ui. Sun lay .School at
v .- J rv,r Maettnx Thursday evening.
1. ScAr.iaTs-K. Piwtor.
rea'ivieri in 1 hurcii. Servieps oaeh Palihalh
?.'tyrainiBls5nn:-r-A. J. Hitter. U-tlocSc-
r " V b. M'lin.iey. tunty Cl?rfc. Wilson
lr 1 t,"'- 'i-'tri.-t O-.-k. W. H. Hoover. Sher-
J Papers. ProVate Judse. E. ii McCo-
tai anil amJI mi !
' cr nli,'"! sherman Houae. on ir.iin Jtrr-st, the
rn.xt i ,r to nr-tton'.-.ou Sixth reet.
.". .: 'r-i. rneai nurayson baud and Ml-
V2-T.-ly
the iiMyrmmm.
TI1U HSpaA-jJAS-TMRY .S, 1S74.
" Publishers' Kotee.' ' '
Extiia Cor-iKspFTiiij AnvECTisEr. for KalebyG.
S. DoiiN-,', Bookseller, Stationer and News Deaf1'
er, No. S7 Tilaln street, next door to the Postofllce..
LocABCTOTicEsasetTasfordinary-i-eadlngimatter,
will be charged teifccnts per line, each Insertion.
Set In display type, twenty-five per cent, additi
onal to above rates...
Ai)VT:aTisKjiK?rTS under the he&d of "Vanted.'i
'For Jtent," "For Sale." "Lost," "Found," ?.,-
tieement of five lincsor less.each Insertion. j Ad.
vcrtlsements c .five lines, at the r&tcrorjflTe
cents pr line, each ipsertjon. f : -
' "" - CAFFIffiY.&nA'CKEn .
PublisheraVdvertiEer.
GlTY''JjSn dOWfTY.
Vi -r : ?;. r- r. -k
SI--
XtoCAXi SlCIiASGB.
jr
E. "M. Lipsey is in to-lj.
"-Dr. Pvice, of S'lVeroIsiiooU
flippers with us on, Monday
Ciayt. Shurt7piKl a' flying vit
to hia people thi3week; and counted
ua in. ' ' -:i . r -. .
Henry Eramerson, who baa been
spending a few months "in Colorado,
is again with us...
H. U. Marah, the big hog man of
Lincoln-, is inithaclyVRnU Ha out-
fskirjtf
&usmamSmdi&i '
fwsi
,&;
-am 'SJwim
WW
,idvrriHMidditrirft
u A.nV ''TfcWTT Ur xllWiWrASDP'&flH
strains.
The Huddart Bros., have flttqd
up the upper portion ox their build
ing for a billiard parlor, and have, re
ceived therefor two splendid tablea,
fresh from the man u factory.
Let no Peru precinct elector fail
to hear Dr. Converse next Saturday.
On that day, at 11 o'clock in the fore
noon, the Dr. will heat the Peru pub
!Lc school. house, fully' prepared to di
vulge 'his" plans touuhiug the building
of the Trunk R. II.
. t-5j-.Saturday morning the ice on the
river was not considered safe for foot
passengers,, but, Saturday night the'
wind veered around to thenorth, and
on Sunday it was safejfcfor learns. A,
littlu-snow-fell also, but not enough-to
make"Kle'ighing.
JudgaEdward Archibold. of Ne
braska City, diediht his residence one
day List weelsTho Judge was tin'
aged man, .possessed of a fino mitiilv
highly-cultivated. -His daath is sin
cerely mourned by all who' were? ac
quainted with him.
.Kcw Year's Day was themUdeKt
most agreeable -and pleasurable, we.
ever saw, for the season, the atmos
phere being such as would render a
.May., difyj drfecrjiabie. Everybody f,:
seemed to' en jo v himself and iT&rsoIf,
and not;adrunken man vas-cen .up-
on our. streets'. fc . j
, ii r- , , " i
iat wej,k we barely annouueeu
the death oflUtle CbnrlfySL Camp
bell, soiijof Wmiind Elizabeth Camp-
hell." of Glen ROC:: precinct, bmoe
bi6:i wefehru thai Iheageo'r the'lit
tie one raa three yer.ru. lyss twenty
days. It v.-:k ill but a few iioura.'rSrie
cause of death being typhus ertiup.
IS7-1 oneua well for marrikes.-
Sinueaib advent Judge MeComas has
buckled together J(h:i A. Sage a"n3dj
mi
Tilia E. Miller, bbtli of thlacaHtj"
Elder Barrow "apMced D. C. Ellsworth
uf Ju::nsoaCu:ity, to Rebecca Bhtjr,
of this county am! V. H-Statr was
un:ted with Harriet A. Good, both of
tuisjeputrty. -t .
The Ie..jal fraternity f Lancaster
Coiotyitad a grand "mutual admi.
rdtlon" festival at Lincoln, on New
Year's BVe. We regret our inability
to be present, as it would have aflbrd
ed us infinite plecurd to partioipatts
in festivities given in honor of a class
of such worthy gentlemen as the Lr.v
yeia of-fheiGupital City.
The addresa of Gov. Furnas, be
fore tho -Agricultural Institute. Palv
myra, Otoe Co., Dec. 10th., 1373. will
be found dh our first page to-day.'
There'are many points in it which
cannot fail attracting attention and
enlisting interest, and among those
espeeially-deseiving is that touching
on.the "agricultural implement mal
ady." The lasRockport Journal says :
" Miss Mollie Osborne, for some time
past a teacher in the Rock Port public-school,
has resigned her position
and acceptetPa cull" 'breach in the
Brownville school. Miss Osborn is a
lady of culture au(i refinement, an
experienced and successful teacher,
and will, without doubt, give the in
most satisfaction in her mew field or
lahor. Her'- many friends here will
follow tier-with their best wishes."
We r firmly beiieve 'that Gohh
Bro?., of this city, eclipseany cigar
making firm of lite State iu the mag
nitude of their business, During the
year 1873. they have manufactured'
2S5.350 .cigars, and have paid Uncle
Sam for ciirar stamps, during the
same terni,"5l,4Sti 7o. During the
vear tiicy-have sold", of their own
manufacture, &j,000 cigars, it any
concern in the State can beat this,:ljjl
its town paper maica note of it. . Wk
not, as" we. believe, -then Brownville
will claim the,tilianipionhip. ,. .
O'u.-Nev Year'sjiiay Mrs. J. Wes
ley BetTnett,,died. The tlectftised left
Iiere come two years ago, with her.
husband, Tor Ohio, then in health.
Two yeariago lust. New Year'a Eve!
siie sang a6w Year's Greeting Song,.
at the Baptist Church Festival.jwhich
she rendoreil In so fascinating anan
i . , t . - ..
l nor as to imp-ess U.s mummy ujjiiu
the mind of every one who heard ler.
Some live months stuce consnmpiion
laid Its insiduotis hngerstupon her vi
tals ami "soon marked hjoritvio-r
this. Butsh2ghiug to hope until the
Iat. Somu two weeks before fiebde-
miscMshe -was brought back here, to
die, utttTVs sheconfldentl'y believed, to
recuperate. She was ardently loved
by our peoplcnm' her death caused a
shallow to sttle o ve the' hear t of her
every acquain.airce here. v
: -' -ri- :". ." . :,- ... j-l- J l, ! Mt-aiW,o?ffrj:ieJli'l. , . li
p- lb- itr " pc i " " ntr -r j j a ft t" - " . i .
Tiie.,!ouaty Commissioners are
m session this week.
Hon. Chas. Blodgett. paid us a
friend ly dalfon Tuesday. ' "" t i:
r Several local items are crowded
out of this issue which will appear in
iQur next. 7 i " "
j The Odd Fellowa aiid their wives
sat down to "a fine supper in their ball,
last Tuesday'evenlng. A ,gond time
wasthail bvall. Th e occasion was. theJ
installation of ofllceis. - .
". The Huddarts, on the occasion of
dpening lhelr,.new billiard' hall, gave,
asupper on TjUes'day night to"" their
friends. The s,uppfc.r, was gotten up
by Mrs. Darby, and -whs p'ronounced
sampuious by all whopartieipatod in
or 'rather "partook of .the meal.
- jjeatn uas not stoou sun uuring
the holidays. Besides Mrs. Benrlett,
we have to chronicle this veck the
death of Win. Crowthe,r, of Nemaha
City; Hugh Ruasell e!ues5son' of
Nathan Itussell, of this'Vity,"and "V..
Turner, of Richardson County.
The lumber trade in B.-ownville,
is no insighiliuaut portion of our ci
ty's -trade, as is fully 'evidenced by
the s.alj?a. of John R. Bell. 'During
the year 1873, Mr. Bell sold 48o.l5u
feet of lumber; 515,000 shingles, and
125.000 lath, besides an Immense
number of windows, sash, doora,
blinds,, feuca- p6sta,-Dicketactcs-,A
"wiaiiowiiffc. :33Bgmm&35!L&
fnl
he ha J sorreptitously possessed him
self of during the day, (an extra one,)
audpiviug open tho patent money
drawer, appropriated the money
therein deported, amounting to some
$15, or $20.The.Iook has been" changed
anuxne inieirwm uov...nud. hiakey
to bedeadjjropertj-.
Tho Nemaha County Central Asso
ciation Patrons of Husbandry, will
hold a special meeting at- London, on
Saturday, January lotli, at 10 o'clock
a., ir. . Church jhowb,
Tom. Majors.-KtitrV.. s Preb't.
" i ?. . -
--. - --.
Our Qoyemoi's Choice is t Ho.. favor
ite cigar'; -'rmmufnctu red'' by Tr. A.
Bergman &yCo., No. 4G Main Street.
TVEJ.WH'EARSETTbUIBKT.
All cutjloirlera knowing themselves
indeb;ed to'us, will 'plbanij call and
settle, by easlApr uole.aud by so doing
commence the New Year with a clean
sheet
T. E. Johnson & Co
4
. , .. j i v
.-
AleX.-Robison layn receiptor avory
largo stock tf boots and ho?.s for win
ttr.AVjear'l wh'io0e'haa marSe'd awhv
'dWn cheap." k ' - . ' - " ' ,
11 i .i - . - .
" Scrap tobjlcdo,. ftfr sratiki ngi 40 cen ts
per pound, at Bergman &. Co's.
3,
Cabinet work of .ail kinds niado Ito
order at J. lit Iloy'.-
r-i -
1
8rV
School bnoi;s, all kinds, at McCree
ry"& Sickens. " ' 13-Srn.
Datrtaged plug tobacco, very cheap"
at Bergman &"Cos. $h . .
- v' . - !.. or-T r-ir
Sellhig oo'ils at panicip'ricosTatv L.'
Low man's.'
- Cos-ii I Corn ! !
5.000 bushels wanted for good?' or
cash at P.. E.. Juhnsnn iSsCols.
JL4 : .
Received, 50 pieces more of 10 cent
calico at L. Luwinjii's.
Sl
it fail line bf smoker'n artieies uo(n-
staiitjy"oir"hairr at Bergman & .Co'a.,-
very
Io:.for ca?h
t Furs sellhig below' cost at L.t Low-
man's.
, Fifty th'o'usand bushels White Corn
in theaearvauted f6r cash.
lltr4 E. II. Wilcox.
Go to Bergman & Co., for Golden
Thread ;fiuo, cut. j; They dell it very
rapiflly-aiid always have it fresh and
sweet.
, - 1
PA'SMEUS.
Stevenson & Cross, have the largest
stock of goods in Nemaha County.ahdj
sell on asraaller profit Ihaiiatiy house
in, the State.. - "
Lamps of every style at McCreejy
& Xickell'a.. 13-3m
- Reduction in prices of prints, mus
linsilannela. ieuits, casaimeres,; 110-
jK".. ". 1 .- ..,-... ..'1 ....'. .: i.f ',;... r
lions unu 111 men a aim ims umin!j
and also in boots and sitoes. Call and
tec me. . , Geo. Marion.
j'
Selling overcoats low down at L.
Lowman's.
p. Uelinqucut'.Tax Tlinc Expired.
m
.But W". T. Den has extended his
time for alltsettlements to the 10th 'of
January. 1874r-ThnsefaiIing to ;eome
to time will haVe their accounts hand
ed in to the jfrobale Judge for collects-
' . ;PA.ilO PRICES.
Lt.iiis 'Lawman' litis brought on a
new supply. of goods, boiigbf. itd 'panic
prices, to be- sold surprisingly low to
suit the-times. Call,' and you will
rind them. t . . - -,'.
, ? S.WE lOlilt ."iu.VEY J
Crist Bros, rospeetfolly'anuounceito
.the people. eff Nemaha county, that by.
crossjing the ice bridge and giving
tliein araiitti x-iu-ijj i- --j
.'. Ii -l TIK..1... ?.T.. ,!n,- ,5T,l!l
selKheni. lumber of. all kinds at .10
per ct
jent. below their standard rates,
iihahdtf They .want money
and propose to make the lumber bring
it. and to do so will undersell anybody
in Che trade. Give them a call. 11-tf
Corn .wanted, for goods. 1 .000 bush
el'fn the'eaif ' '" Gi:o.,MAitibx.
4 TOBACC6'3UCHiNEUy FOR SAI.E.
I will jsell, low down for cash, my
screw press, mouldsand other appara
tus for" the manufacture of tobacco.
Apply in person at the factoryTor by
letter to - - - -
J. L. COLUAVl.
Lvcjyjflg.aliowitfg . '353BWS&3!1& riPSSrZSSS. ...C ASfin&
&i!mimm8&&E33m
. Nev8ty!t'a-"W"Shrtwls, Ladies Tal
mlvp'antl (Jlbaks n.ceivetat L. Low
man 2. ..
J'tCkS-
WRinrnvnra" '""'
. . r--t-rJ-
.t.
1-1 Ti a
JIJJ,IdV8lnS over you can n
ow
uuy iu) a cueup ior cash.
-
C js.- "St,.- - .a
-uonverso'lssnorrnnW;?,, :..-
but not on tho Trunk Rail Road. .
- Holidays areS. arid - bur-citizens
are settling, down to another
year's work. '
Thetudntstof ,th Nofmal
School arecomingin again aWf'the
short vacation.
. r-Wopd can besought vy cheap
now In Peru. Plenty comlim n'nrn.V
the river on. the ice. ' i- , r
'7 ThMce u.ajii been .very safe for
a few days, but is better now and
teamare.croesmg all th.e time: :
Normal Schooircbmmenced again
on Monday, with the 'oV students
and quite n number .of. new ones. In
attendance. r5T . i .
QuitV -Interestfng srvifea Were
held inytbe-M.-a.-Ohurch oh'' New
Year's Eve. Services held until the
old year went 6uUand":the iew one
E. H. BuclCjja very large, mus
cnlarV man, -fell outxifhiiabuggy a few
days ago, but he had ungentle horse
and a good wife witl! him, and escap
ed any serious injury.
The Christmas Tree here, in the
M. E. Church, was" a pleasant aflhir
Pastor, L. E. Britt, Several lyive
been converted and joined the chtiroh,
and the meeting is-still going on with
increasing interest.
ST. BBRQIlf ITE3XS.
Crossby &,B'ros., areTloinga good
business in their mill. - .' ;
Money 'matters have been quite
brisk with us the past week. It is. to
be hoped they may soeontihue. -
J. P. Welty, a gentleman,,. good
salesman and ch?istian, will look for
a business location hi the Spring.,
We were well pleased, yesterday,
to see our old friends. Dr.Rice ami
lady, taking a pleasure ride. They
looked as if only sweet sixteen.
- , . ?
It b reported that Z. P. Thornton,.
of this city, will be married on Sun
day next, 'to -a'Cverj; wealthy lady of
Baltimore. Zed. is worthy of siicti a
bargain.'
- Our friend. Peter-Welty.is teach-
ing:a" number one school at the Bara-'
de School ilousg. The average atten
dance i.s 52 scholars.- This 'makes the
third term for Pete winch is .a "good
sign, j " ' a ' '
. Judge Ritter left on Monday for
Brown viil'e.thcrl to atteni the 'Com!
mispioners' Court. If Messrs Mc-
?t:... , .vr.-E ...--,:, -,. ,...
vitiuev :.ti:i tjocKeineyer uoii 1 inier
fcre. M'e hope to-visit Brownviilc this
3'ear by tho Trunk R. R. .-'
'Tjhe.bailJere New Yearjs Eve,
was a 11 that heart, could wjsh for.
There '.vers 31 numbers sold. The
hall was iit'up at 8 o'clock,1 and four
sets formed on the floor. At 13 o'cl'k
, the humber-M. were ('ailed for supper,
Ber-ved tit V. Rittor's. -On entering
the supper room all were happily sur-
"priaed to lijnl "the tablea. spread with
every ming me, eye or htoinacn couiu
crave for. After supper all returned
to the ball and there enjoyed them
selves until 5 o'clock in' thejhornin'g,
when the party dissolved, all declar
it the best bull they ever attended.
Xuppnts Premium Powder:
' Stevenson. & Cross General agents
will diipliea'to anylist. ' -
Queensware and tinware at Steven
son & Cross's. "'- s
; ; t ,. g?: -. -. j -
Btiiijilo overshoes, lirct'ic oveVsfioes,
or men, ladies and children, :iFL.
Lowman's. - " .'
Christmas ,s coming and J. L. Roy
has a fine lot of wall ; pockets, comb
cases, brackets,. -picture frames, !cc.,
&c, which he wilbsell tit panicJprices
'durhig the holidays. ,
QXISSSSUMA."
Large stock at Stevensoii& Cross'.
'B'uc'k, Sheep, Caaalmeres, and fur
Jlined Gloves, for men, ladies and chil-
ilen, at L.Lo.wniah's.
Bacon, sides, hams and shoulders,
at Swan & Bro'a. t .
, H. C. Lett
Has just received a large and fresh
supply of letter paper, pene, including
the celebrated tub pen, envelb'pes'iifi
itial paper, etc.-etc., selling at lower
prices than uual.
WI13 is-it that Stevenson' S Cross
aredoingsdeh a wholesale tr.-tde in
"roceries. jind 'hardware? . Because
they were the first to put down the.
prices. ".
New Wisconsin buckwheat flour,
cranbe.rries,. apples, .hominy., and
choice syrups, at Swan & Bro'a.
'
Large jstock of clothing for men,
Youths' auff children, at L. Low-
.... -ix
Iron and wagontimber, the" largest
stoclrJby Steveiison &Cro'ss.
-.
-
&
"GRArVGEUS.
Stevenson & Cross,, want to do yo'ur"
.business.. We .will do what is right.
- Hats and caps, full assortment, at
L. Lowmauia. .
If you want to hlry tirocerles cheap
call at F. E. Johnson & Go's. It cost
you but little to look around? u
Boots and Shoes for ine'n", ladies and
i ' : - - , 1
.Children,, atJL. Lowman's. ,
I. . -
Dupon'id Premium p'ovvcler.
" SteVeiisoiT dt Cross Gjfiter"al?ngents
will du'pjlQate any list. ' . . "
Cheaper than ever, at E. E. John
son &.Co.7s.
n
fVs-intrniTTnirxTn .rn..;T.- iss??rr
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rsngrr r-'. Jaas.'&ii,v. j;
' 'mrsSr'itmi '
Crystal Weduincr.
lotSMnhTSrotJ
fy iscorpect, neVeirTfoiirtnrfc'rthe'
remeniirahce.oflliolebraf ti ilH
will cling to us as long aVturkevgob
blersrtind -mince -pies, are relished on
- ' i,lj- ..--.' 1
cms munuane spliere. Cuite early in
the day the friends,of "Mr. W. F.;;
Wriglrfrtind lady assembled at thein
hoap itable Itnme fo;' cei;ebrateritlV
them the 15th anniv4rfari'of:o'fltheir
wedding day. A beautiful set of
glass .ware bail, Deoii.pul-chahey by the,
neigh borsWd friehtJa for p'resentrt-'"
tion,,.whicht shortly afte,riiUijf arrjyal.
was arranged ou tbcen'ter . tabJe in
the-sittfiig rooni.- Mr. 'and Mra. iW.
were then .eswrteoY-lQ, and a gentle
man arose to makethe' preseiitation.
sjieecbV.'bisiIoVrer jjivdW :npt oacil
ate with its.accustomed celerity," and
hosatdown in considerable confusion.
The present was entirely tJuexpecFed
and Uieconserment'urprsseand era
barraBsrhVnfdJF JM'ri: rinlt Mrs.-W can
be betted imagined than described.
Dinner was soon after announced and
we sallied 'out to the: tables. A'de
scripJ.ion.of what folio wcii .vould har
row up j'our feelings-to an--unneeess-ary
degree, hnd I forbear the; pleasure
of going into details. One noticeable
feature of the dessert, however, wat
the fact that the fruit of which it was
composed w'as all grown by Mr. W.
.'an-.Iiitarm.- ,Afadnitiuves?f ere
ii" - - - .Lfll WML'f Sg
'i'. iv:- wcrvciiiajap;i.
fAvoTHBltith 8Jt r.' MwMgllfgin
Siniipsi
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plWi$&
Ah tliimNchc v
m. - .iitJ
umpvriNOonuytyuoiio, wnsv:es'
JftirfeerngiorVtfianaia pee
ing notice. An4old fashioned gameof
blind man's buff followed, in which
old and young alljoinejl. The eager
ness which some 6fUi'pXladies mani
fesKd .in embraci.ng3the; broomstiek
with an overcoat wrapped around it,
was laughable in' the' extreme. fCli'm
bobbed ,-brother," followed in quick
succession. One.gentlenan's astro
nomical power was developed during
the pi-ogress of the play, to an aston
ishinir degree,-he asserting that he be
helcrmore stars anjd planets with his
eyes bandaged and a Jshawl over his
head; than ever was mentioned by
Thomas Dick or 'Sir Win. Hershel.
All things must have an" end .and our
Christmas frolic, was' no exception to
the general rule. We shall long-remember
with : pleasure the crys.al
wedding of. Mr,- and- Mrs. Wright,
of Lafayette. -' D. X. N.
REDUCED PRICES.
PRICES TiSifrjCED AT ytfT-DSS'S.
W.olen yarn, only $1 15, at-Den's.
-St. Joe", hohie-mn'ke cassitTTere. from
75 "cents -to Si 85. Prints, the very
best, only lo cents at Den's. . Boots,
shoes a'od-gaiiera below chat, 'at-Den's
Winter caps,
woolen socks,
gloves
and hoisery, at low irices, for cash, at
p,t'I$s?- 'A'','S . '
. Den pays .the highest price incaah,
for hides, pelts and furs.
.; Stoves, heating stovea, cheap at
iDen'a. "" "'
r- Over-coats, dre?3 coat8bln'ck cassi;,
mere quits, overalls, ;v(isis aim pants.
tenTpec cent below cost, at Den's.
- : Hoinminy, beans, bitrjey,;-. .buck
wheat llouiv and-' choice,', teas; coffee,
ahtl fahuy .groceries, tirOn-'s.t'""
. The ready money, wheat or hogs,
hides or furs, will buy the most goods
at Den'a; ; 1 . - " ' ;V -
. Call and see ruci -
4 '
Deji,.the Qieta.ton-
.ooils Arrive I3;lly- ' .
For Stb' eusou &JOross. --
GliOTlUXt'.
Ne'wstock just received at F. QL.
JohtHon & Co's. j .- .? ,
Large stock at Stevenson & Cross'.
?". Farmers, 'tlon't throw away SO- orOO
dollars on :i wagon to ave 10 dollars.
But buy the Bain they are the cheap
est. - - . .
Can sell, .will -sell and do sell cheap
er, than any other house. j, .
SffnvExso.v & QnojLS.
For Gun's; Pistols, Ammunition&c.
call at the gun shop of Craddock &S011
. , .
Clothing, .or mprt, youths and chil
dren, at Jj.' Lowman's. ' . ....
Why are Stevenson & Gross soiling
so many goods?
Try MiddletonV sweeney collar.
Farmers will not Jiave cheap, infe
rior wagons, "but. buy the Uaiii. C--
- ' A' CAiibV
To lovers -ofirjoml tew: Having re
cr.nllij purchased-and received a large
invoice of choice Gunpowder. Imperi
tilt Young ITi&on Oolong, fioiidhwig
and Japan Teas, roe arc -offering the
same at (i loiter price thun thai itavc-
ever been sold in Brownville The teas
arcftll novirtnfZ fresh, and '25 percehl.
less than recent prices. Call and satis
fy yourselves witi. oWigc, ' - 5f
". - Yo'un respect full? ' "
SWAN d- BRO.
Rope; all- sizea", by Stevenson &
Cross.
'1
PAItilEIlS. .
F. E. Johnson. & Co.. .have the larg-
l.est stock of Groceries'- in town, and
, - ..H? .1 1 i ., ... O..II 1
arubenuJir lociu iowuowu. jzm uou
see. ? ., , jf "
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Shoemaker's Snding'sby Stevenson
i'Crosa. . , -s
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Wm. H. Hoover, Real EstateuVgent
and Conveyencer.- Court jRooru.
Afull stock of Geri'tt?!ifrt5';and
drawers, also Buck antf Sheep glov'es,
fat L. Lowman's. '
-5P2CIA1L 3JOTICZS.
On Ularriagc.
1 appy relief for Youns meiifrom the effects ol
Er orsandAbnseslnKarlyllfe. Manhood restored
2f ervpus debility enrrf. Impediments to marriage
.removed. Zev mctaod of treatment. 2Ccw and
fernariable remei!cs. Books and Circulars sent
free, Jn sealed enve!thes.
Address, HOWARD ASSOCrATIOX,Ko.58onth
?Clnth St., Philadelphia an Institution having- a
high repntatlon for honorable conduct and profes
sional skill. vl7M2yr
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i. wtfjrrrnew !oltR:ribt'r tnatwiurecnt
thereCtilarS.iI.-.-i'lsttlo'h'to Mttnloek !lrn.,
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nrinu.a1tt ;J! areoi or.rijualjty.aul' nf the K
arMfficar or l it iff. ' Vrrr bf forwarded by mail, frt-
c-.,..,ti, rrr ii.Rritt WSnttT or Ftfelid of Tem-
jenincc:" or, " Old Ooben and His Frlendj:. the
j?re companions: or. " -ly Best Friend:" or.
-Birdleaad ti" or "Crosslnz theS?resuu.?
Fonr Boqiie 11. e.-ch asat.rted flowers. 8x10. or Six
Boqneis.t5sVfith.roemn and B;b.e Acrostics on
."oAHbrs proof or "Tee end Heel:" cr
"tirandtaihers Watch." comranloresr.or.l-snn-shiaerand
Shadow: or. "Happy Days o Chlld
hocd:"jor. 'fh First trayer; compahlons: orv
" Chrlet Healing thd Btlcd Man." All new prints,
and are Anierlcau subjects, arter American artlst,
.-atW;ictton warranted and nil nreourown maiiu
Dcture. ?roninnioRorRtMS)Ie prints atl.OO,
per et or print, iv the anhject mnr be.
rinv person ior.Tardlba linn subscriptlona will
alsfo receive a patrofMirrtSJWWuier Color Kan d
e.pcs. - Spring Time' ana Harvest,'. Uejflnit
w.-tec-eolor chromes mart? in tHe.'tJuItd.StatoA.
, UemiVby BoaUinorXowYotiM.joiltforfPost Oi
fice order ur recistered letter, w&'.n poil3le. ,
3Iore popnlar thiiii onr celebrated Cbreaoa
" Wide AwaSte." uuil Fast, Asleep," nrn
Burnstr Atner can tt.rofaoI,,t?nnrfse', and
'.Sunset." 1'rlcc, mounted, jer jtair. Sl",O0,
Our new Artist nroof of .'Christ Ileal luir tho
Tlllnd iTac." The nsurts are after J. It Crittenden
the celebrated seulptor or England, and tha Lanu
seane ts altera l'hotoeranh taken from the Tuunc
fiOllve'. , ;
siuudock: UKUs..Art. rnoiisirers.
23tn313 Wa.hngtoo St. cor. Temple PL.-Bostntt.
F. M, SPKBItY.
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LATESTSTXLES.
TUTTLSfe SPEREY,
ProDi'ietoj.
10W EESERVOIB
1 . T .!,..
Nv
ire Sotted io all Climates,
AXD FAMOUS FOI1 BEING
SE5u? SO USE I
CEEAP25T TO BUYIi
. -EASIEST TO SELL f! I
VWH XOCWUlur (4U1U -k'iw
-w T7m . . Julaia vaa MtsrT
g. BETTER COOKlHGi
OAKS
DCTSO XT
Qri Jclier snd Cheaper
Ttia any Stoeoftt eatt.. .
TrmSTTT 4rn rifr
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C0ArCs re
tUsrS: TT'f-V1TST TW TTTTT -
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Famotia for their
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TOOEMBASETIJi
r.vstous ron otvtso .
CSF Satisfaction Everywhere
fe.
ffip Especially Adaptc
TO TUB
f AH! B SVSS? S9SSSSSL2.
cEXCELSlOlt "aA5iCrACrURISG-C0
ST. LOUIS, MO.,
ANDT
or -TWktr AKuke." or 'VFait Aelw-ftf-ior Sun
'. n.,is5an-?t:'' or.u pair of oprlnff. orsMitn-
" This llttietrff Went to Market:" or ".The Old
Arn..ihtfrl, or: -OrandmothecTisretsf!" or"Sun
snlne and Shadow,- Vw C vo conipenlons t or. j;rh
"'... .... ....... ... f ..a 0..r .-..
: teteTEYBKSosr & cros.
UUOVrt.'VlMiE", SEB.
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SOTICK OF
gScsJiaJ ELECTION.
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Wlierens. mnnF voters nnJ tax Pyf rj o
Pern preci.ict.lii UieOmntyorNetnalia. e-,
hrnsk:!. tinvinTJJre.sentcHlti petition thure
Pr ami the llyard of -Os-mtnlssionera ilcein
itiji it aclvlsnfiletlint the following propo
sition be jttib.njlteU to tiio legal voters of
tfivl V'-rn prrI n t't :
N:nv therefor, yap. the Hearil of ('aunty
'iintuisxl.norso? Nmnilia County, Stale or
NVhntnkn, li- Sr.liy- Order that -a Jipeclal
elettiouliehehl in snhl Prii Ireclnct, tt,thn
i.s;tl place fvo:Int:t!jer-l!i. orf ; v
Saturday:, tlic 17t!i day of Juarj?i
I IS71, for the p"?w' dr Kahmlttlnto the 1
I jil ami qa:ittdel voters of snil Pern pre-
ete.ct. :1im roMowtntr propoiiion. iii-x-it:
1st. Shili fcisc Barl of C"innilsltnierM of
Jfeinahn 0' untv, Ni-'ri.'t, Issno tl. lml
r RilI Pith Droofti r. 'or Ihe nnrivAe cifnMl
Iinir iti extension iiii'i eoiistnictlwn of'tjio
MhM 1.11.I P.i'-i'Ti-HniIo:!.! in and through;
illil l"ru t r.einci,iu iuo .immuu oi.i nemj
Mai TltuiMind VtiUsr, noyithlfi to titc JJl-
'n.f t .. n . r i'l II j ui Cu .11. .hv. hr ficnrer
rer.
tvnty yf.tr;ifter -lite, wirlrnnntfnl- litter
er-
LVMt.' .1. .t pi.i. I'v r.i. ynw. m, it.....-
m;
tvi?h ratcr'icvitfiiiiiMr-traiineiiiHi, nnu
.both Interest and prln'dpnl pnvnhto in Meir
Yo-.li.; ini-t-iitri u tiipilneipKl ljSyi- iu
Uie year lSSI. ami on' one-It nth anMirullx
lhtfeti.r.and con' in-ie from year to itir
until nil Ki.l !i md-i ar.- nil I.
'A.l sthnll rfco said lionr ! of Connty Cora
intKlfii"rs levj- a tax nnnualtv.foi. U10 pay
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