Nebraska advertiser. (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, January 08, 1874, Image 4

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ITEMS Olf THK FO)C5v.
Very fast' indeed "Swift."
Worn on the head 'Hood."
A lady's garment "Spencer."
A slang exclamation "Dickens."
An interesting pain "Akenside."
Pilgrims kneel to kiss him-"Pope."
A young domestic animal 'Lamb.
The valueof a word-' Words-worth.'
To agitate a weapon "Shake
speare." A sick place of worship "Church
ill." Vital part of the human body
"Harte."
Makes amends for others "Makepeace."
A barrier built by an edlole "Corn-
wall."
A work In precious metals "Gold
smith." What an oyster heap is apt to be
"Shelley."
Small talk and large weight 'Chat
ter-ton.'
I can't describe its pains and stings
"Burns."
An American manufacturing town
"Lowell."
An officer In an English University
"Proctor."
Boast beef, what are you doing?
'Browning."
Humpbacked, but not deformed
'Campbell."
A disagreeable fellow at one's foot
"Bun-yan."
A French proposition and an enemy
"De-Foe."
Brighter and smaller than other
ones "Sparks."
Deplete the dwelling of civilized
men "Holmes."
A lion's home In a place without
water" Dry-den."
One who is more than a sandy
shore " Beecher."
"What are you apt to do when slee
py? " Press.-cot."
A chain of hills containing a dark
treasure" Cole-ridge."
A ten-footer, whose name begins
with fifty " L-ongfellow."
A fraction In currency, and Jhe
height of fashion" Mil-ton."
"Which is the greater poet, Shakes
peare or Tupper? " Will-is."
A common domestic animal, and
what it cannot do " Cow-per."
Not one of the points of the com
pas, but inclines to It "Southey."
r . Week of Prayer.
r The churches of 'Brownvillewlll
. observe the Week of Prayer with
vunion prayer meetings, commenc
ing on Monday evening January 4th,
at the Presbyterian Church, and al
temaiing with the M. E. Church
nightly.
The American Evangelical Alliance
suggests the following as a suitable
, plan or the observance of the Week
of Prayer throughout the United
States:
Sunday, Jan. 4: 8erjions The
unity of the Christian Church; the
real oneness of all true believers ;
hindrances and motives to union ; the
blessings to be hoped for, from the un
rion of believers In prayer. Johnxvii,
Monday, Jan. 5: Confession Our
common unworthiness and guilt.
Thanksgiving For National", ' do
mestic and pergonal meroies, tempor
al and spiritual. Supplication
The special blessings on the Week of
. Prayer. Dan. ix. 7. Mat Hi. 10.
r Tuesday, Jan. 6: Pbayeb For
'the Christian Church; for her in
crease in faith, holiness and love; for
persecuted and sutlering Christians;
for Christian liberty ; and for the
more abundant outpouring of the
Holy Spirit. Ool.i. 9-11. Heb.xiii.z:
Sab. Hi. 2.
Wednesday, Jan. 7 : Pbayeb fob
Families Home and parental influ
ence; sons and daughters; the ab
sent, the sick, the erring; inmates of
prisons; all educational institutions.
Ps. cxv. 1 2-14. cxliv. 12.
Thursday. Jan. 8: Pbayeb fob
Nations For peace among men ; for
public and righteousness; for the
banishment of intemperance, dishon
esty, infidelity and superstition; and
for the diffusion of pure and Chris
tian literature. Isa. Ix. 17, 18.
Friday, Jan. 9 ; Pbayeb For the
evangelization of all nominally
Christian countries; for the convers-J
ion or Israel ; for seamen ; for mis
sionaries ; for the spread of the gos
pel in Mohammedan and heathen
countries; for the conversion of the
world to Christ. Ps. Ixviii, 31 ; exxii.
6. Seb. xiii. 3.
Saturday, Jan. 10: Pbayeb For
5the Christian ministry; for Sunday.
Bohools: for revivals. Matt. ix. 38.
Dsut. iv. 9. Sab. Hi. 2.
Sunday, Jan. 11 : Sebmons Sub
ject: Christ's kingdom universal and
everlasting. Ps. xcvii. 1, 2. Results
of the Sixth General Conference of
the Evangelical Alliance.
A post-mi8stress in Pennsylvania
employs her husband as head-clerk.
A Maine man has sued a paper for
sianacr tor calling ntm an indefatiga
ble genius, and a local naner savs a
jury has awarded him $212 damages.
What comes after T ?" asked a
teacher of a small pupil who was
seaming the alphabet. He received
the bewildering reply: "You do to
see Lize."
When the negro down In Louisiana
was hauled up for stealing bacon, he
put In as a defense that he was t$Id
by his political teaohers, that now,
when he had the right to vote, he
mutt take "sides" somewhere.
The Sabbath Schools of Madison,
ma., are made to "draw" by adver
tising an exhibition of stuffed ani
mals, and it is a pleasant sight to see
zw goon uttle children grouped
around the case containing the wild
cat.
It Is announced from Washington
that the late President Lincoln's
coachman has been appointed to a
snug place in the Treasury Depart
ment. This goes far to confirm the
popular belief that ours is a stable
government.
BUSINESS CARDS.
ATTORNEYS.
T. Li. Schick,
ATTORNEY AT LAW. MAY .BE CONSULT
ed In the German language. ORlco next
PRINTING
1856 OLDEST & BEST 1874
NEBRASKA ADVERTISER.
CAFFREY & HACKER,
PROPRIETORS,
McPHERSOrBLOCK,
BROWSVIULE, NEBRASKA.
Oldest Paper in Nebraska.
AQBICUUXtTRAIi IMPLEMENTS.
HARD TIME PRICES
FOB SO IDJIT
Sg t - BITLIARD TABLES.
BUUia J3J w w. rxw---w.
BEST LOCAL PAPER II r STATE
door to County Clerk's Office. Court House Build
wg, -urownvme. -eora3Ka
next
18-y
J. H. Stall,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW.
Office, No. 70 Mala street, (up stairs,) Brown
Tille.Neb. l8-6y
J. XX. Broady,
A TTORNE AND COUNSELOR AT LAW.
A. Office over Stata Bank. Brownvlllf.Neb.
B. W. Thomni,
A TTORNEY AT LAW. Office, front room over
A. Stevenson & Cross's Hardware Store, Brown
villa, Xeh. - "
W. T. Rogers,'
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW.
Will give diligent attention to any legal
ounlnestentrusted to hi care. OQce In Court Huse
Building, Brown ville. Neb.
Hevrett fc Newmnm,
ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS AT LAW
Brownville, Neb.
PHYSICIANS.
AS, HOLLADAY, il.D.. Physician. Surgeon
. and Obstetrician. Graduated in 1851. Loca
ted In Brownville 18.5. Office, Lett & Crelgh's
Drugstore. McPherson ;Blocfc. Special attention
paid to Obstetrics and diseases of Women and
Children. lo-em
The Advebtiseh Is In its
EIGHTEENTH . YEAR !
Its history Is co-eqnal nnd co-extensive with
that of Nemahn County. Its politics are
Anti-Democratic and Anti-Monopoly !
In a word It Is a
REPUBLICAN JOURNAL,
devoted to tbo Interests of
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THE PEOPLE.
TISDEL & RICHARDS
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
"WIR,
PAT. OLINE,
TJ
IRON, STEEL NAILS, TINWARE,
PTJM:pswao;LNrs, stoves,
POCKET AND TABLE CUTLERY, &c, &c.
which we will sell cheaper than any other
house in the State. Come and price our
goods, and see if we cannot give you better
figures than any other house.
We will sell our goods at a heavy discount
FOR THE NEXT SIXTY BAYS,
as we want to make room for a new stock
for the spring trade. Come one and all, and
get prices which will correspond with Ihese
hard times.
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BILLIARD,
JENNT JL.LJST AND
PIGJEOJT JELOZE
Of every variety manufactured.
Old Tables, Balls, Ac., bought or taken la
exchaugefor new.
Ri
TABLES OUT DOWN
Repaired on Short Notice.
All kinds of
IV'o. 29 Wain St.,BROTVyTILLE. XEB.
BILLIARD STOCK
Kept constantly on hand, at the Faetory, 32
2d st., St. Joseph, Mo.
GEORGE HILLYER. Proprietor
AU,HOADs,
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HL. MATHEWS, Physician and Surgeon. Office
. in City Drug Store, No. 32 Slain street. Brown
Tille, Neb.
NOTARIES fc COLLECTION' AGENTS
J. IV. Brush,
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE AND COLLECTION
v Agent. London Precinct. Special attention
given to the collection of notes and accounts for
non-resldenta. Address Box 132 Brownville, Nema
ha;Co., Neb. 301y
L. A. Bergmnnn,
NOTARY PUBLIC AND CONVEYANCER.
OIQ ce. No. 62 Jraln street, Brownville. Neb.
EE. EBRIGnT, Notary Publlcand Conveyancer,
. No. 72 Main street, second floor, Brownville,
Xeb. Agent Tor the Equitable and American Ton
tine Life Insurance companies.
THE MARKET REPORTS
Of Chicago, St. Louis and Brownville, are
coref ully compiled weekly.
DRUGGISTS.
Lett fc Crelgh,
DRUGGISTS, and dealers In Paints, Oils, Wall
Paper, etc McPherson Block, No. 63 Main
Street, Brownville, Neb.
LAND AGENTS.
P. COGSWELL, Real Estate and Tax Paying
Agent. Office In Cogswell Block, corner First
and Atlantic streets. Will give prompt attention to
the Sale of Real Estate and the Payment of Taxes
throughout the Nemaha Land District. Ttf
1- TER3I8 FOR 1874.
Single copies, . $2 00
Clubs of 5, each 1 75
Clubs of 10, each ....... .. 1 50
Any additional number, efich............ 1 50
4SXo paper sent unless paid for In Ad
vance. Address
CAFFREV - HACKER.
JBROWNVILLE, NEB.
WAGONS ! WAGONS !
JUST 0PEXED aXD BEFITTED.
rOOT) STABLING connected
JT House. Slaeo
South. West ant! Nc
nect with all trains,
with the
nts, :
Omnibusse to con-
S. P. TDTTLE, Prop.
L. Box 16C9.
H-ly
Clocks, Watches, Jewelry
JOSEPH SHUTZ,
No. 59 Main Strt, Brownville.
Keeps constantly on hand a large and well
assorted stock of genuine articles In his line.
Repairing of Clocks, Watches and Jewelry
done on short notice, at reasonable rates.
ALL WORK WARRANTED.
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W. T. MOORE & CO.,
Commission Merchants,
SHIPPERS,
AND DEALERS 197 GRAIN AND COAL,
73 3Ialn Street,
Brownville, Nebraska.
9yl
Kans'ss Clt
.wwvnM, vmi V. JLCIUUI1L1. ATVltl. . ". A'.t
all Points In the East. smK ?rA0iC
-usouautt
t . .a-
xw ujtiAJXGE of Ca
fromE.Nehrajk4C07.
Passengers taking this route tor , T
points South can secure benhMn W
Pullman's Palace Sleenln. c. . I
by applyiu? to the compaay's Ji,, U
takingr sleeping car before nWd 1
Louis next morning wlthoat tht-& "l
This to the only route trom Uacala o.t
advantages. Lay-over Ciiecm frrSf?!
plication to the Conductor. wJ,fcJ?.U!t1
rARFACinW Awnriu-.-.l
asbyanyotherront. ,
K-FLEKUj
A.C.
By
Gen'l Ticket Ag't M. P Rri .tSW I
DAWES. Gen. AsCa irWTPS.
St.Joseph.Mo. Sils"L-st-Ii.t5l
TETTER HEADS,
BILL HEADS
Neatly pointed at this office.
GROCERIES.
RICHARD V. HUGHES, Real Estate Agent and
Notary Public Office in northeast corner Mc
pherson's Biock. up stairs, Brownville, Neb.
THE ADVERTISER
OOKAHD JOBPRiMTIHG
ESTABLISHMENT.
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The BALL & SAGE Wpon, matiufai-tureil at Elkhart. Ind., is the only
tiold and warranted by
TISDEL & RICHARDS.
SWAN Bi BROTHER
molesale and Retail Dealers in
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Gr o c eries. Pr o visions & Ikm
No. 30 MAIN STREET,
BEOW1TVLLIB, UEB.
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Vagon.thHt givea entire aatidfaction.
WILLIAM H. HOOVER, Real Estate and Tax
Paying Agent. Office in District Court Room.
Will give prompt attention to the sale or Real Es
tate and Paymeat of Taxes throughout the Nemaha
Land District.
GRAIN DEALERS.
Geo. G. Start,
CA8H DEALER IN GRAIN AND AGRICCL
tural Implements, and Storage, Forwarding
d Commission Merchant, Asplnwall, Neb.
SADDLERT.
T HT. BAUER. Harness, Bridles, Collars. Etc.. No.
O . 61 3Ialnstreet,Brownvllle,Neb. itendingdone
toorder Satisfaction Guaranteed.
HOTELS.
AMERICAN nOUSE, L. D.Boblson. Proprietor.
Frontstreet, between Main and College. Good
Feed and Livery Stablo la connection with this
House.
GUN SMITH.
BEST IN THE WEST.
We never do work without giving satisfac
tion, and being up to time oar facilities are
such that we are nble to do every kind of
printing, from common handbills to the
finest work. Oar prices cannot be surpassed
for cheapness by any other establishment
with the same style of work. Parties hav
ing work to do will do well to call andsee us.
AXES! AXES!
E. C. SIMMON'S English Diamond Steel Axe. the best axe in the world,
is sold by TISDEL & RICHARDS.
POCKET AND TABLE CUTLERY I
The best iine of Pocket ami Table Cutlery, which we warrant, the only
place in the city that such goods are warranted.
TISDEL & RICHARDS.
Clothing
pa
arrnsrs
F
annei'g
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Who are your best frionds? TISDEL & RICHARDS ! They are agents
for all first-class machinery, and have supplied you with all the best and
leading kinds, on the most reasonable terms, and will continue to do so in
the future. Give them your patronage.
and Grocery House
No. 70 Main Street, Brownville, Nebraska.
Largest Stockin the Market.
Great Inducements Offered.
THE BOTTOM PE1CE
GjS -A.I.3L, ARTICLES SOILX).
rAYimut MiORT ROUT!
TO ALI. PRDfCIPAI. POINTS
-A. S x
The "Old Pliable" aad pojkUu
HANNIBAL & ST. JJ
-"aif Xioqa Line.
O Through Express TrakD;
iKonlDDed with MlUpr". !... c... '
TT Coupled, and Buffer, and the edSSff!
Westinghouse Patent Air Brah
ine most perrect protection aeilast to,
the world. MlKC-
Jfe-rr and Elegant Day Coatbij,
and two dally lines of
Pullman's Palace Sleeping fr!
re ruo mrougQ irom Kan CSjtj
QUETCY. G ALESBURQ, MEKD0T1 AJj
Chicago, Without Chajg
Also a dally lice ol
Pnllman's Palace SloepInjCin
From Atchison and SL Joseph u
JACKSONVILLE AND SPRCTOFim
And New and Elegant Day Coaches froa la I
Cincinnati, Without Chanoi
Toiecureall the modern lmproreEnisiv
way travellmr.pnrchaseTickeis tU ttiHt
" QTTINCY R0UT2,"
Avoiding all Transfers, Ferries tad Qua
Can.
3-Throngh Tickets forsaleatallprlacift
FARE ALWAYS AS LOW AS BYASTSOC,
Baggage cheched throujh to all priudpilaj
E. A. PARKER, 0. aLYflEi
Gen'lTictet Aj't. Cfi?
HOW IS THIS FOE TBAIS
TUB GREAT
Wit. F. CRADDOCK. Gnn Smith fc Lock Smith.
8hop at No. 52, ilaln street, Brownville,
Nebraska. Onns made toorder, and repairing done
promptly at cheap rates. 35-1 y
BL.ACKS3IITIIS.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Cash on delivery is the custom
adopted by popular lecturers.
A writer wishes to know why peo
ple always spell finis without an h.
"Money ia tight," said a tnief who
was trying to break open a bank
vault.
"Time cuts down all, both great
and small." How about the provi6-
ion and grocery bills?
"Transactions In Hair," is the head
ing by a Detroit editor to an acoount
of a street fight.
"Her Face Was Her Fortune," will
eoon be followed by '-His Cheek Was
What Made Him."
Smirkins looked at a painting of a
pig and pleasantly asked, "Who is
that pigment for ?"
When a policeman finds a man full
lie takes him to the station house and
his friends bail him out.
A Philadelphia paper has ascertain
ed that Noah Webster used to play
euchre and steal eggs.
A lazy editor in Ohio reads all his
exchanges in bed. He finds it the
asiedt way, to fill up his sheet.
The manner of advertising for a
. husband in Java is by placing an
empty flower-pot on the portico roof.
"Grangers, I will sell you coffins
cheaper than any other man in the
city!" is what a Council Blufifc man
advertises.
One advantage of living in Troy is
that one can go to any hydrant, any
day, and get an eel for dinner, and no
extra charge,
Georgia Item "Bill Bridges, of
Dooley County, attempted to knock
down a pine tree with his horse, and
killed the latter."
California papers won't publish the
Governor's Message on aocount of its
length. It makes nine columns of
solid nonpareil.
It is suggested that in building rail
roads, the rails should be heated red
hot, so that the workmen will lay
them down rapidly.
"The bearer of an important tem
perance communication to this paper,
yesterday," says an exchange, was
Indnstroosly ebewing cofiefr.
J. W. Gibson,
BLACKSMITH AND HORSE 8HOER. First
street, between Main and Atlantic. HrowEviHe,
eb Work done to order and eatlaXactlon gnaran-
wu.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
ALEX. ROBINSON. Boot and Shoe ilaker. No.
5SiIalnstreet,Brownvllle,Neb. H&sconstaBt
lyon hand a good assortment of Gem's, Lady's.
Misses' and Children's Boots and Shoes. Custom
wrork done with neatness and dispatch. Bepairine
done on short notice.
SALOONS.
JOSEPH HUDDART fc CO., Peace and Quiet Sa
Y loon. No. 51 Main street, Brownville, Neb. The
beat WInesand Liquors kept on hand.
At Rock Port, Mb.
month.
J. BLAKE,
DEHTIST
All Operations Per
formed in the best
manner.
Owicr:
At residence on Main
slrnet.
from 1st to Tth of each
NEWS, BOOK & JOB PRINTING,
Visitiag & Weddinc Corda,
CIRCULARS.
XOTE ASU LETTER HEADS,
BILL JIB ADS,
3IonthIy Statements, Business Cards,
AXU ENVELOPES,
Neatly Prtntl. In any Color, or Com-.-..
Llnntlon of Colors.
mum.
By
TISJ3EL & RICHARDS
J CURB I
Hardware, Tinware, Iron, Steel, and Nails,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, BY TISDEL & RICHARDS.
The Besfc Cooking and Heating Stoves,
LOW DOWN, BY TISDEL & RICHARDS.
DRY GOODS.
HILL k
OALineraiQi
R CSS-
Fifteen Fast Irak'
EACH WAY, BETWIH
Baltimore WashinM
4
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
TISDEL & RICHARDS CAN
SELL, DO SELL, & WILL
CONTINUE TO SELL,
EVERYTHING
IN OUR LINE CHEAP
ER THAN ANY HOUSE
IN BROWNVILLE.
INVITATIONS,
Either In Fancy Nole or Cards, in Gold and
Silver, or Bronzes of any description,
or In a variety of colors.
CHAMPION AND FASHION STOVES !
TISDEL 4; RICHARDS sell the eelebrnted;Champion and Fashion Stoves
the Stoves that took the Gold Medal over all others.
$25,00
BUY TIIE
CHAMPION AND FASHION STOYES
AND SAVE
$25,00
X. A. Bergmann & Co.,
Manufacturers of Cigars,
and Wholesale Dealers In
Chewing and Smoking Tobaco,
Orders from tnn country promptly filled,
andnatlsfactlou guaranteed.
No.41 Main StBBOWNTILLENEB.
GRANGE
SALOON.
CARROL BROTHERS, Proprietors,
47 Main Street.
Best of Liquors provided nt Grange Prices.
DOWN WITH MONOPOLY. Liquor by the
MERCHANT'S SHOW CARDS,
Got up In styles not to be surpassed, either
East or "West, in Beauty or Price.'
LABELS!
Printed on White or;Colored Paper, either
with Black or Colored Inks, from a plain
Druggists' Label to tho finest printed splen
did Bronze Labels.
Book Work,
Constitutions, By-Laws, Articles of Incor
poration, and every other variety of Pamph
lets, printed at any and In any special time.
Large Stock of Plows Always on Sand I
And can guarantee lower prices than any other dealers.
TISDEL & RICHARDS.
STOVES A.ISTD TIISrWIlE,
NEATLY REPAIRED BY TISDEL & RICHARDS.
jpofVJDEit, snoTj Caijps, wans,
FULL LINE OF AMMUNITION, BY TISDEL & RICHARDS.
K-'BhIi E9B IBS rS
d 1
Hf
EXPRESS TRAD"
EACH WAY, BETWEEN
Vashing'n & Philadelptll
three mm I
EACH WA-S, BETWEEN
Feto York, Philadelphia
Rait imo re, WasJi ingtr
-AND TIIE-
WEST ANB SOUTE
MaMng Ccnnectloas fros all points etf
S3- Presenting to the Business Jlut-
advantage or pat-sing nuB"rl" .,
cities, and to everybody ths priulfg"
G)
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BALTIMORE to WASHIN
DISTANCE 40 Mile-TIME,0NEHu3
ii- t mITE
Uenl Ticket Agent. . n.fmntl
Baltimore. .Md. tX!&
SIDNEY B. JOES.Gen'l Pass.A UJc- I
Kansas Pacific
Short. Favorite and Only
ATX RAIL ROOT
IDEALEJlS IIS
H? GOODS,
TO
GREFLKT
CHEYU.
KE.NO.
OOLVESCI&
VILLA laFu:i.
EVAX-"- rrra
HALTLAKEI"1'
SAfKAMfc-J"y
KkBIM,
18S
"WE
ARE DETERMINED jSOT TO BE
UNDERSOLD. COME AND
H3IE
For a Good Bargain in the Line of Hardware, go to
TISDEL & RICHARDS.
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OLL CLOTHS,
quart or gallon at reduced rates.
17-51y
if,
JIM BUSS'S
J. G, RUSSELL,
Sealer la.
WINES, UQU0BS&CI6ABS
TTH0LES1LE AXD BETi.IL.
55 Main Street,
BROWNVILLE, 3ST3BB.
TO LAWYERS AND LAND AGENTS.
We are ready at all times to take' in briefs.
Eta, Etc, print them on short notice, and at
the lowest living rates.
B L A N.K S
Of every kind got np with neatness and din
patch, and at fair prices.
FAEMERS, MECHANICS, MERCHANTS.
And all others, will find it to their interest to buy of TISDE lj & RICHARDS
WE KEEP THE CELEBRATED
Fashion Cooking Stove I
THE LEADING STOVE OF AMERICA.
There is none that can equal them. Will do better work with less fuel
than any other stove made
zn
FRANZ HELMEE,
UfAGON &gLACKSMITHHOP
ONE DOOR WEST OP COUBT HOUSE.
WAGON MAKING, Repairing,
Flows, and all work done in the best
manner and on short notice. Satisfaction gnaran
twfl." GIrttaacn. -sr.
PATENT WEATHER
X Tb De3t for excluding
p WIND, DUST, OR RAIN, J"i
-t4 from under doors. C"
- Tj For sale by 1
awan & Bro.
JOB PRINTING,
OF ATA, KTNDS.
Neatly aad Promptly Xbesated.
AT THIS OFFICE.
TINWARE AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL!
We have on hand the largest assorted stock in this market, made up in
the neatest style by the best of workmen, which we offer at
WHOLESALE OR RETAIL.
RooFi3sr& & spottti;n-gk
Put up at short notice, by the best mechanics in the State.
SATISFACTION GTJARANTEED.
No,27, SIGNOFTHEREDSTOVE& PLOW,.
In the old Regulator Store,
TISDEL & RICHARDS.
Having determined to reduce
our stock of Diy 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
prices as will 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.
"WE HAVE THE
L:R,a-:E!sa? stocz:,
AND MAKE THE
LOWEST PRICES
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