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" ST. LOUIS MARKET.
: our reporlre o 7taei9ui. There has been
cnmll decline.!" some grades since our last
Jort nui indications are that thedecline Is
permanent." ' onerlng are from 4 to
' 6 cente h!her for corn for February. than for
credent delivery!
Wiiemt-Ko.28pr!nglnderaHndBnd1i-
-ri &4& 27; Fall Arm but market dull;
So.3dfl 451 47; No. 2 offered at SI C.
" . i C2Jb!d.
Cora-Dull, closing lower; No. 2 mixed
Offered at 57&5Se. .
Oats-Opened Arm and closed lower; No.2
-mixed 41 K-
Rye Steady. No. 2 S5EG.
porU Firm at S15 00.
Cattle-rFIrin ; fair to choice native steers
$1 23So75; Texnns S3 00a 3 "5.
Hog.-Qulet; $4 9Ca5 20.
CHICAGO MARKET.
Onr Chlcaco market report are to the 19th
i:f Prieek are somewhat lower:
Theat-SUght decljrfe eince oorIast 1-
t $i 22H; 1 255aryirsiflr;
Cora-Qulf t and west; No.lmlMdMgo
c8Bl:A7rorFebroary5?, ' " .-T
Oai No. 2. iuiet, at 41c.
Barley-Quiet ;Ao,2 fall f 1 45.
CatlleFair!yacilveand.teady; fair to
choice -leers, SI 7-5 75.
Hog-M.irketduli; SI 75 to So 40.
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Brownvllle Grocery Marketl
sugar. New York A, 7$ ft for SI.
8ug.ir. New Orleans, 9ll tts for SI.
Coffee! choice, 2X he !
javaXtTec.iM a ln the 5L0
lmpprhil Tea, $U,7551.50.
Oan Powder Tea. 3l,o03I,7S.
Japin Tea, S0.75S1.23.
Black Tea. 75Sl.25perfc. ' '
Pried Apples. I012S d"- . '
IHed Peaches, 1016H eta.
Ulce. H12J4 cts.
Tnee.se, N. Y. Factory, 20 eta. ,
New York Salt, SS.50.
Ohio River Salt, $3.50. .
Bjrup, common, 5075 cU. -r
Syrup, golden. Sl.WU '
Syrup, sugar loaf, 31.00.
Coil Oil. 30 cts.
Miclcerel, No. 1, S2.25. No. 2. SI. 7.1 ? kit.
White Fish, No. 1. $1,751 kit. Fulnlly 3130.
JMre Cider Vinegar, 35 els.
i i m
Produce anil Provision. MarJttst.
Wheat-Kali S0351 ; spiIngSOSlOO.
Corn. ' cts.
Oat. -0j cts.
Barley. 1.0051.10.
HyMOgSO ct.s. '
,Flour,.but quality Fall, JI(?.
Flour. Spring. S2..7ii75.
Chickens, live. S1.50&S2 per dozen:
Epji, perdozen, 25 cts.
Butter, choice. 'JD&Zi eta.
potstoes, $1001.50.
Ciavassed Hams. 161S cts.
Hara, country, 15cts.
BbftuMers, 9 cts. v
3IJe. 12' cts.
Lrd. S cts.
finss. ST.50& 1.09. gross,
pressed hogs Si 50a5,0d.
Arrival and Departure of Malls.
Xorthera-Dally, ly Ballrostd Arrives 11 a. m.
Dpanstl30a.m. i j
Satkem-Pairy, by Kallroad Arrives 2J0p.m.
'Diprtsrsua. m. '
Nortiiera-Via Peru, D.tlly ArfTlx'es 12 m; De-
SoJtUern-V!a Xcraaha City, Dally Arrives 5
p.m. Departs 7a.m.
Western-Via Tecnnweh to neatrice Dally:
Djir:sat 7 a.ra. Arrive at 3 p.ra.
Saalhwentcrn-Via Table Kock Weekly Ar
5riviTneslay at 6 p.m. Departs Monday at 7 a. m.
North vMtern-To Helena Serai-Weekly Ar
rive? Tuuriday and Satuntay at G p. m. Depart
Wtrtmvlav and Friday at 7 a.m.
Past oaice llmirs from 7 a. m.. to 7i p. m. Sun
4arsfroml0tol01,a.m. W. A. POLOCK.P. il.
RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
Burlington k, MUsottrl River Itnllroact
lu cbranka.
MAIN" LINK.
PIattsmoath
Lincoln .
.Kearney June-
ililam leavt
iHp.ra
J0p.m. arrive
iO'ip.ni.nrrlvp
11:16 a.m. leav
5:15 a.m leave
OilAIIA BRANCH.
1 !p.w. lrv J PialMmouth
sp.a. arrive J Omaha
1 12:15 a.m. arrive
I l(h50 a.m. leave
BEATRICE RRANCIT.
." p m lare
el
Crete
-Beatrice.
7:5 a.m. arrive
5:15 a.m. leave
p.to.arn
KansaaClty, St. Joe. t C. B. Railroad.
Tra'.tii leave Phelp-j Station na follows :
Wn; Virth,Ji:31 a. m. 1 Ooin Sonlh..10:00 a. m
u!a North 34p.m. I Going South, & p. m.
Midland Pacific Rnlltray.
arc VlOpmlXebralcaCity liftlpm CrA't pm
l-pm Upin Llnoln I 11:01 am -JrtiO n in
Mnvel31pra 1 ew.ir.l 1 9:10 a m leave
J N. CONVERGE, Sup't.
SOCIAL DIRECTORY.
. , . LODUKR.
i-Trlln I.Bfl,-,. v . it r rrst. i.rrr
Wedaelsr v. niiie in Masonic nail. VWtlns
"CC J.M.IIckkh.K. R.S
X13?Ti!, 'le o. ., I. O. O. F. Resulai
loeciin-t Tueiay eveniuc ot each voek.in tli-ir
ntr hill over Lowmaif s tore VlsltinK brother
reMcrruiiv invited. Ukkhy Cons. N. O. B.
a. Timupsov.Secy.
BrotrnWIIr DlvUloa No. 19, Sons of Tern-p-ranc.
Mms every Friday evenln; in Ort1
e lows Hill, tover Louis Low-man's store. Mnln
'tren. .Sfr inrers '6four order vlsltln? thecitv
retnvItyitomet'wlth us. A. D. Maasu. XT.
Ptllhfl Vntl.v I v .ia T7 .- t If
SLVe.1 meetings third"rhursday e:enfng in each
uionta.
. RrotTnll!r niKinlini Vn A Tf . IT CltQtort
raWt.tlSi flrlt ilonrtjl-'nlcht l triTTinntli
Faronn PiKim.il v- - a i ir
Statedra-ctlnssrourth Monday ln eiich month.
mV,ne,Co,n,ai''crrNo.:i, K.T.-Stated
KvT n' !'r Conclave, No. fill, K. R. V. R.
Sa cta al Masjnlc Ha" on llie.lifth Mon-
i Au!t!Jd,la,,,er Vo -.-Ordjr ot the Eastern Star.
r'lrr'RfTTFNs
faLe.t.h."'llst E. Church. Services each Sabbath
jwj-.ua. in., and 7:.w p. m. Sun lay School at
vf ? prarer Meetlni: Thursday evening.
Pff?J.terlu Ch arch. Services each Sabbath
Cp.,iV m- ?nd 7:;w P- n. Prayer Meeting Wed
n, ayTrenincs. Sabbath School it 2 o'clock
; -hrWt' f'hurpll rrnllKnniil Citmnr Atlnnttf
ro-"v,;:jUl',treets- BlvineHcrvlce every Sunday
r, ',K't clock: SundnvSchool at3o'clok.
,Vbl.r,tturph--Serv!ces every Sabbath morn,
kiv V,0X?',oc!e- Sabbath School at 9J A. V.
n-.T J. Moeoas. rbtor.
CITY OFFICERS.
v, -. 1
Jfthninn T.. .. . .... . . .
ben lsJl4. Sidney French. .Varshal.D.Camp
ISl! J?e5k -, Docker. Treausrer, J JHoke.
..mo j.o.oiuh.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
s3nctj-CoramIoBi.r A.J.UIUer. 11. it
in'Vtr.ii., Tiri" ,,....; ... " v. -rtri
ock-
ilson
l"" i -t." "'strictClerk.W. H. Hoover. Sher
hJl. K.utcn- 1'robate Judge, E. M McCo
nkV; Treasurer. A. H. Gilmore. Surveyor. J.
rf J--""---.. " ..ww..
PRMIZ IT55T.-MiEH.-
0N &uLftCKSM!THf HOP
&NE D30R WEST OF COURT HOCSE-
WAQON MAKING,' Repairing,
tew ,nd 0tt Saort notice. Satistactioa guaran-43-
t.lrehirnacall. Sl-ly.
.. . wna. uiiu uu wurii umiu iu luu io
The NVliraKlfn Ailrpptl.iii- la frt. unla.
I ?' S Dana's Boot Stora, next door to the Post
HlcvXK.S ofUklnds. fnrsaleat the'-Advertlne
mo?UB?,LMets thc F1t Monday lr each
WW IZor' A- ' KogsweR, Al lermen-FIrst
vard- T. Den. R.Rocers: Seritt Ward F-
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THE ADVERTISER
THUttS-'AY, JANUARY 22. Ih7l.
Publisher.' Notice..
Cxtra CoprKS or thk Advkrtikkk for -ale by O.
8. Ddns. Bookseller, Stationer and News Deal
er, No. 37 Main street, next door to the PostoiMce.
Local Notices, set as ordlndry reading matter,
will be charged ten cents per line, each Insertion.
Set In display type, tweuty-flvb per cent, additi
onal to above rates.
ADVEit-risEMEVTS under the head of "Wanted."
"For Rent." RFor Sale." "Lost." "Found." &s.,
will be charged twenty-five cents for each adver
tisement of rive lines, or less. each insertion. Ad
vertisements - Ave lines, at the rate of Ave
cents per line, each insertion.
CAFFREY & HACKER,
Publishers Advertiser.
CITY AITI COTffiTY.
IAJCAI, SiBLAXGB.
The days are lengthening.
Have you seen Dolen's dog.
Potatoes are ecarce in thift market.
George Rerkley ia at home on a
visit. He U apparently extravagant
in his praise of Crete.
Reserved Beats for Swiss bell
rinser entertainment, for sale atOen.
Dunn's Ixwk store. Price 5(1 cts.
HirRhri kh tvMitHtym im out
Mn0&0:
laniiim nuHVimiRii itriri rifiiriv
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i ere
Frienna of the retlrincf editor of
this paper are respectfully notified
that his iJ. O. adiiresn will be Brown
vilk until further notice.
A ' Missnurian named Joseph
Glick. livinjr at Ross Grove. Holt Co.,
Mo., has a hog seven feet long, four
feet high and weighs 1,130 lbs.
The article headed "Tipton," on
the 4th pa:e of to-day's isue. was
clipped from the Inter Ocean which
i-redit was Inadvertantly omitted.
Ward, tilt Chicago hat man, ar
rived in the city on Monday with a
budget of new stories. He thinks
inmc of adding "rubber bootd" to his
line of goods.
Downie Muir. formerly of the
State Bank of this city now of the
Commercial Bank, Lincoln, is in the
ciiy. looking, if possiUlei better ami
prettier than ever before.
The "Urijon" is the name of a
new daily paper hnilint; from Omaha,
tnd published by the "striking"
printers of that bnnr. rt i a spright
ly edited sheet and looks quite pert.
We wish its founders success.
Bill Small wants to sell his r:i
loon, not, he sa3's, because said sa
loon is not making money, for-it is,
but for the reason that he desires to
embark in other business. An early
applicant will get a good bargain.
Since our Iat issue two children
have left their pareuts and gone to
their Father, viz: R. Morrison's little
son, aged one year, and a child of six
years belonging to 2itL Hiuelirie who
lives IS miles west of Brownville.
r ' IL- .-.-"-''- ;,
Col. Abell. President of the Atch
ison & Nebraska R. R-, died at his
residence, Atchison, Kansas, on Fri
day last. Til Col. hail many friends
and acquaintances here 'who will
defjily regret to hear of his demise.
Tom Green, of La., late of this
county, was in the city a few days
-ince. He had come north with the
bod3 of his brother John, who Wa
re-ently killed by a darkej. Tom
was looking well but does not seem
to be much in love with his new
hoiile.
The merry Aust ns (pra-icm ar
tists) with the bell ringers, will rend
er their originai character sketches.
"Little Fraud." "The old man is
drunk again" and "BtiHiey"'' court
ship." Charlie Austin will also ap
pear in IrNh and German specialities,
Monday evening Jan. 26lh.
Geo. W. Vinton. E-q , of the
Deere Plow Works-, Moliue. Ills.,
spent a couple of days in our city Ial
week. Mr. V'liton has been visiting
Brotfnville for upwards of fifteen
years on business connected with"
the s da of his plows, through which
time he has made many friends, and
tiis last visit tV'as made the occasion
of a perfect ovation, during which a
feast of reason and flow of California
wine prevailed. Long Jive Vinton,
and may his visits hither be many
uid frequent.
RING! RIXGTliE BBUXSf
Leavitt'w Bell Ringer gave an eu
lertainment last night at the Opera
ilniiM' to a crowded house, and every
one came away well pleased. T.le
roneert indeed, was the best we ever
attended. The Peak and Baker fam
ilies not excepted. Among the vari
ous nieces was Charlie-and Emma
Austin's original veimn oi . uimr
Fraud." This piece of all gave the
most general sati-fa.tion. "My Fath
er's Drunk Again." (temperanee
song) was an excellent piece and
brought the gentle "tear drop to
more than a score of eyes. "Pleye! s
Hymn" and "Home. Sweet Home"
bv Bell Ringer was very truly indic
ative of themiwt thorough training
in the art of bell mqslr- The whole
iMimpaoy was well received. I he
troupe is composed of a elass of hue
looking and in every way respectable
voiing men. and we can. recommenil
"them and their performances '"the
public with pleasure. Iowa Mate
Presx.
McPherson's Hall. Monday eve
ning January 26lli. Reduced pib-e
list. Admission. 35 nts; children 25
cts.; reserved tjeafcs 50 cents.
DISSOLCTIOS NOTICE.
The Co-partnership heretofore ex
istinir between the undersigned, as
o.o.i-oWu ,,n orntirietors of the Ne-
braska Advertiser, is this day dissolv-
ed"hv mutual consent. Geo. W
Fair
brother taking the place of Win. Caf-
frey. and assuming his attituue 10
ward all debtors and creditorsof the
establishment. Wat. Caffrey.
T. C. Hacker.
Brownville. Neb., Jan. 10, 1S74.
Eor the best, clothing, boots and
slmes, gloves and mittens, woolen
sock, hats and caps, save monej and
buy of W. T. Den.
i-rtiK.
TftUNK E. Si
PERU TOTES THE BONDS ! ,
Handsome Mijorlly l-Completlon of
the K. it. Assured.
Peru voted on the proposition to
subscribe aid in the sum of S28.000 to
the Trunk R. R.. on Saturday lat.
the following Is llie Official vote:
, For Bonds. - 143
Against Bonds, 7
.Blank, , 1
ntal,
151
Caleb Cu.-hiiig was withdrawn by
the President as a candidate for Chief
Justice, whereupon the adherents of
of the N. Y. Tribune firiwl. Do they
remember how Caleb, whVn Attotiey
General, u.ider Frank Pierce, t'-sned
an order to the Post Masters of Hie
South not to deliver the New York
Tribune to subscribers, and, how un
der such authority the Southerh Post
Masters burned the Tribunes) So
much for reform Caleb died of
Bright's disease an affection Of the
kidneys toward the South.
Judge Morrison R. Wuite. of Toledo,
Ohio, Piesident of the sitting Consti
tutional Convedtidn bf his State, has
been nmni tinted. A righteous choice,
and one which will b ratified, not
iMW4caa3n
fsi4cHHS SIMh rtr?HtrW 'l.aWr1;
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c..-ii-t. TtrAUlr.
?JB ergkfTH Swan LJiuKMS
town of Kingsbury, Washington
County, N. Y., July 18th, 1844, and
died at her residence in Pefd. Mon
day morning, January 12th 1874. She
died in the full triumphs of Chris
tian faith. She leaves a husband and
five children to mourn, but not as
those without hope. Her funeral
sermon was preached to a large and
sympathizing audience in the M. E:
Church by the writer from John 14:
1-2, "Blessed are they that mourn for
they ahall be comforted."
L. F. Britt.
DIED.
January 6th. 1874. In Lafayette pre
cinct, Susie Itfj.y, daughter of Win.
and Percy Steward, aged three years
and ten months.
The deceased was a remarkably
bright and intelligent child, for one
of her age. and her parents will long
miss the ray of sunshine which her
presence ca-t around the home rlrcle.
Again and again lias the messenger
Uf death visited this afflicted family
and ttlkan their love ! ones from their
embrace. But death is an irripartinl
messenger, he calls the young and old
alike. Yet there is consolation in
the thought that those that die in
childhood go into the presence of
their Maker, unstained by the spots
which a contact with the cares of life
is sure to impre.-s on us all. B.
ELECTION .NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given to l lie stock
holders of the "Peru Manufacturing
Company,1 that an election will be
held at the shop of R B. Smith on
the 14th day of February, A. D. 1874.
at 7 o'clock P- M. tur the purpose oi
electing five Directors for the ensuing
year. D. C. CoLe, Sec?3'.
Peru. Neb., Jan. 20. i874. 30w3.
Horse and mule si oes, add
and iron, at Den's.
iaib
A choice Selection of eoffes. teiii.
sugars. S3'rups. liomiiHiiiy. buck1
wheat Hour and cod fish, at Den's.
NOTICES.
All those indebted to the undersign
ed, come forward and settle between
now and first of February.
3()w2 W. H. Small.
Closing out winter goods at cn-t.
L. Lowman.
A full line of smoker's articles con
stiiillP,' on hand at Bergman fc Co's.,
ver3 low fifr cash.
,jlIVll
vegetabt
PAnwti
jjon'tsell 'uVCiX'-"Xt' "0ra
hide until you get v,u'V. Den's price.
XOflCE.
All persona Indebted to Jno. R.
Bell are hereby notified that imme
diate settlements are required and
must be made. The books are posted
and balances must he struck without
delay. Jno. R. Bell.
Brownville, Jan 13th. 1874.
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR,
Cranberries. Dried Cherries. R:spber.
ries, Blackberries. Salt Lake Peaches,
choice Beans and Hominy at
Swan & Bro's.
Duponts Premium Powder.
Stevenson & Cross General agents
will duplicate 3113 list.
Our Governo 's Choice is the favor
ite cigar; muiufactured by-.L. A.
Bergman & Co.. No. 46 Main Street.
HAnnibai. FLOUR.
Swan & Bito have received a lot of
Celebrated Hannibal fall wheat Flour.
Purchasers of flue flour cannot fail to
be suited with thisarticle.
QUee-iiswate and tinware at Steveh
uii & Cross's.
SUiv TEARserr'Laiexi'.
All customers knowing themselves
itideh ed to us. will pleaSt? call and
settle by cash or note, and by so doing
commence the New Year with a clean
sheet. F. K Johnson & Co.
Q,DEB.1SWARBi
Large stock ut Stevenson & Cross'.
Alex. Robison ia iu receipt of a very
large stock of boots and shoes for win-
ter wear, which he has marked away
down cheap.
Scrap tobacco, for sinokiri.40cents
perp mud, at Btfrgnl .11 & C;,sl
Cabinet work of all kinds uidde to
order at J. L. Roy's.
School books, all kiuds, at McCree
ry & Nickeil's. 13,3m.
GRASGER9.
Stevenson & Cross want to d.'o your
business. We will do what is right.
P. 0. ROBBERY. -
PARTY
AUUESTED!
HABEAS COHPUSi
P0L0CK SHOWS, BIS XETALi
A PISTOL PUTS THE CROWO 6
FLIGHT.
Last Thursday night some one bur
glarized our Post-office and helped
him-elf to two bum-lies of letters,
tied up ready for the mail, and two
regiMered letters, amount of motley
enclosed unknown. The entrance
was effected by breaking a light of
glass In n hide window, through
which aperture the support or bolt
was removed, and lifting up the win
dow the hief dropped in. helped him
self and then made good his escape.
Friday morning p. M. Pollock. n
entering the office, discovered the
depredation and at once set about
finding the. depredator.
On last Monday night about nine
o'clock he arrested a young maunam-
pected to escort iiVvS toOmahitlieie
LtlHplfeail be fore1 tli e UKl Commis
sioner. But before bus time a writ of
habeas corpus was sworn out and tKe
prisoner brought before Judge Mc
ComiiB. Post Master Pollock also ap
peared, but deii3'ing the competency
or jurisdiction of the court, and a live
ly lltne ensued Pollock demanding
the prisoner In the name of the U. S ,
and the Judge requiring evidence that
Pollock was a U. S. officer. The
prisoner resisting arrest, Pollock
tlrew a revolver, when the prisoner
manifested dhbiiily Uilt) Ihe majority
of those present thought of business
they had down ft till rs, and stood, not
upon the order of tiitlr going; but
"got" at once, the valufe of chairs,
tables, &c, in their road, being tho't
of little moment. Finally the Court
decided that he -.would determine In
two hours to whom the prisoner be
longed. At the appointed lime P. M. Pol
lock, having been sent for, arrived,
and was informed by the court that
he could take the prisoner, when Pol
lock declined, siiyhlg that his right to
the prisoner had not ou!3' been denied
inlt resisted, ami those thus denying
ami resisting could release him .ai
their pleas lire he would never arreSt
him until he did it by authority oT a
U. S. war rail .
Filial' the prisone'f; having nocu's
todiau, put on his hat ami walked
out. We apprehend, however, that
the end is not yet. A suit in dama
ges is alreail3' threatened, though we
think that damages to the amount of
the first syllable of the word has uoi
been sustained b3' ail3' of the parlies
.in the action.
As we go to press (Wednesdaj
noon), McCreei3 is in the hands of a
Deputy U. S Marshal who came from
Omaha on a dispatch from Polock.
Christmas is coming and J. L; Roj'
has a fine lot of wall pockets, comb
cases, brackets, picture frames. &c,
&e, whleii he will sell at panic price?
during the holiday.1.
Selling goods ut panic prities at L.
Lowiiian's.
Corn! Cord II
5.000 bushels wanted-for goods or
cash at F. K. Johnson & Co's.
sOiOOu
Fifty thousand hu-hels Wliite Corn
in the ear wauled for cash,
lltf E. H. Wilcox.
Go to Bergman & Co.. for G dden
Thread fine cut. They sell it ver
rapidly and always have it fresh and
sweet.
FARMERS.
Stevenson t Cross, have the largest
stock of goods in Nemaha County. and
seii on asmaller profit than any lnntse
in the State.
Lamps of every st3'Ie at McCreej3'
& Nickell's. 13-3m
Reduction in prices of prints, iritis
lirts, flannels, jeans'; ciflsiinere"'; iffo
tions and In meir'3 rfiftl hoys" clothing
ami also in bonis au'd shoes. Call and
j-ee me. Geo. Marion.
Corn wanted for goods,
el iu the ear. Geo.
1 000 hush
oIauion. Bacon, sides, hams and shoulders,
at Swan & Bro's. "
H. C. Lett
Ha1 just received a large and fresh
supply of letter paper, pens, including
the celebrated stub pen, envelopcs.in
itial paper, etc . etc., selling at lower
prices than usual.
Why is it that Stevenson & Cross
arednlilgSuc.il a wholesale trade iu
groceries and hardware? Because
they were the first to put down the
priced
New Wisconsin buckwheat flour,
cranberries, apples, hominy and
choice syrups, ut Swall & Bro's.
fi.'irge dtocK of clothing for men.
3outlls ami children, at Is. Low
maus'8. Ipu mid wik'iui timber,- ihe largest
stock by Stevenson &('ftBs.
Boots and Shoe's for uteil, l.-ldiesaud
chiblren, at L. IjoWmafl'3.
cGryvdrlodKed Jiirm itrjaily -are-pidthiipiip'ictfor tlie-inneit wan
Wt:&W .luflfein rays offsumM
(Hiioii trakron Yii&iy,lwl?f&ffo:$$: Tcefri.inVelWt'tVourteuiiiShes
GttnCERlRV:
Cheaper thiln ever at F. E. Jhn
4nh & Co."?.
F'orGuns. Pistols. Ammunition. &c.
call lit (he gun shopofCraildocj &S011
FARMER:
F. E. Johnson & Co have the larg
est stock of Groceries in town, and
are selling them low down. Call and
see. , , .
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Mr, Thos. Green, who has been
absent for some time, is al home
again.
What we don't care anything
about' up here Shockey. or his shock
ing debates. '
Ah3 person desiring to cros the
river at.Peru will find a good aolid
bridge. all the way over.
WV understand Maj. Dail3', U.
S Marshal, is expected home this
week, before going to Washington.
The fourth quarterly meeting for
the Peru station will be held in the
M. E. Church next Saturday - and
Sunday.
Our fdeatri mill here, under the!
management of Mr. Hall, Is doing
good work and turning out some ex
cellent flour.
We-have noticed quite a niimhei
strangers in town for a few day
r
hf strangers in town for a few davs
past, looking for t'orner lots, intemi
ing to build when the cars Come in.
Only HeOed Elites cast against R.
R. bonds !.( 5aturda3. Election
pasr-ed off quietly with no opposition.
Ntw for work on the- Trunk railroad.
Quite a number of our citizens
nw
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uuctuauu ver sonu. .&jFvxmm,;
The ni,et!itl3lnMthctfMIE.
Church of this plaee. L F. Britt.
Pastor, is yet going on with increas
ing interest. 'There has been be
tweeti 5(1 and GO con vers I 'his nd 37
accessions to the church',- an''! greai
good being done. The students oi
the Normal School are s larlng large
Iy in the fruits of the revival.
looils Arrive Dally
For Ste enson & Cross.
CLOTHINK.
New stock just-received at F. E
John-ion & Co's.
FARMERS.
If 3'ou.want to hu Groceries cheap
call at F7,,E Johnson & Co-'s.
3'ouJnitJittIe to look around.
It cost
Duponts Premium Powder.
Ste.v'enson & Cross General agenl
- will duplicate an y list.
Q,UEENSVARE.
Lare stock 'at Stevenson & Cross'.
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Farmers, don't thiow away 80 orfli'
dollars on a wagon to save 10 dollars.
But buy the B.iin they are the cheap
est. .
Damaged plug tobacco, ver3 cheap,
al Bergman & Co 'a.
Farmers will not have cheap, infe
rior wagoiis", but buy the Bain.
Why Hfe'SteVi'H'Jdu & Cross sellins.
Hfiriiuhy gh'c'il.s?
sell and do sell cheap
en than, any other houe. - "
Stevenson & Crosse
SAVE TOUR MONET.
Crist Bros, wppftfully announce to
the jie.iple of Nemaha con nt v. that bv
rnssing the ice bridge and giviriL
them a call at Phelps Mo. they will
sell them lumber of all kinds at 10
percent below ieir standard rat--,
for cash in hand. Thej want mnne'
and propose to make the lumber bring
if. aii'l to do so will undersell an3bod
in the tratfe. G'lre" them a call. 11-tf
A caiId'.
To lovers of flood ten : ITatunfl re
cently pnrchrhed find received a lnrf
invoice of choice Gunpowder, Imperi
al, Yonnrj Hyson. Oolong. Souchong
and Japan Teas, we are offering tin1
same (da lower price than thrj hart
ever been sold in firownville. The tea
are afPnhv andfrexh. and 25 percent,
less than recent prices. Call and satis
fy yotti selves and oblige.
Yours respectfully,
SWAN & BRO.
Rope, all sizes,
Cross.
by Stevenson &
Shoemaker's findings by Stevenson
& Cross.
Wm. H. Hoover, Real Estate Agent
ami Conveyeucer. Court Room.
TOBACCO MACHINERY FOR SALE.
I Will self, lo'w down for (.'ash, my
screw press, iiiouldsaiid otherappara
tus for the manufacture of tobacco.
Apply iu person at tfffc factory, or by
letter to
J. L. Colhapp.
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RAILROADS.
LINCOLN'S FAVORITE ROUTE.
rtfllMS THE SHORTEST
dj ' TO ST. LOUIS, Tift
MID'L 4 XI) PACIFIC It. W
And Lincoln and Xeb rests City,
in connection vt ith
Kansas OitySt Jo. & 0.- BluffsS.E
t i'tiityttn.
ColniabtlB, Boston. CindHna'l. Now
York, Wag'
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Kansas Cit7. St. Joseph
Topeka. Cairo. M-mpht
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nworth. Atchison.
Xew i irlenns. and
all Points in the East. South and Southeast.
NO CI-I'VlNCrlS r CAR'S
rrom K. Nebraska City.
Passengers taking th' rute for St- Louis and
points xuith can secure bet ths in
Pullman's Palace Sleeping Car
bv applylug lo the company's agent at Lincoln,
lakinssienlnir cir be.'ore uisbt und reiichtngbt.
iLouLs next pluming without ciiange.
Thl is the only route 'roin Lincoln offering the?e
uilvantages. Uvsivek Cioxuo furnUhedon p
plication ti the Conduct r. without extra expens?.
FARE AS LOW, AND TIME AS QUICK,
as by any other route.
31. K. FLE3IINO.
Oen'l Ticket Ag't 31 P. By . Lincoln. Neb.
A. C DA WES. Hen. Pass. Ag't K. C, St. Jo.JtC. B.
Ry.St. Joseph. Mo.
Clocks, Watched, Jewelry
. JOSEPH HUTZ,
Ne. 59 ICaia Str-t Brewaville.
rl Keeps constantly on hanrf,a large and well
asttrrtrd stock offfennin,nrtfcleln WallKe. '
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MrJL Repairlne of Clocks. Watchps and Jewelry
"""doneira short noUce. at reasorfahle rales.
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CLOCKS, WATCHES, JEWELRY,
Repaired, and Jewelry Manufactured to order.
ALL WORK WARRANTED
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GHOOJL. fjOOKS.
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Undertaking a Specialty.
Keeps a full line or
METALLIC AND WOOD
BURIAL GASES.
5tf Maift Street, BROWNVILLE, NEB.
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HAVING a nrst class steain Ferry Beat. and
control, through purcbaSe. of the Transfer
hnslness. we nre now better than fever belre pre
pared to render entire satufacllon in the Crankier
or ireigntana passencers.
BrownTlUe Ferry aad Traasfer Co.
March 26lh. 1ST. 2 tf
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are I&xSJur WxiU- Will bf forwarded by nialh fre
Our ttcn ,pllnMHO.- tiiXKl MOrtiiaS-." 4nd .OOOd
NlghWor-Mornlnz Kisses, and Happy Dreamt
or Wide Awake. or - Fast Aslerp;' or "Sun
f rise." and Sun.et : tic a pair of. dprloff.orjSu ra
nter, or Autumn Bouqntts : or "Mother's P"" or
"This Little Pic Went U3Iarket:" or "TJie Old
Arm Chnlr:' or, -Grandmother's Pels;" or' Sun.
shine and Shtuiow." Uwj.Uve companions: or. The
Founder of the Great West:" or. -Frfrud or Tem
perance:' or. "Old Dutwn and Ilia Friend " the
Uire companions .-or. " uly Dost Friend:" or,
"Birdie and I:" or v Crossing-Use Stream." .
FourBoquoM.e.ichassorteitt'overs, 8x18. or Six
BoqutLs. KtS, with Poems ad Bible Acrostics on
the backs. ..
Or an Artist's proof or "Toi and HceR" or
"arandlathcr'.s Watch." corapanlorsi: or. -Sunshine
land bhadow: or. "Happy Days ot Child
hood :' or. Tne First Prayer, compn.lons: or.
" Christ Healing thd Blind Man." All new printr.
and are Amerkan subjects, after American artlsu.
satisfaction warranted, and all are our own mantf.
facture, K'nmp-iRlonorxample prints attteC
per et er print, ns the subject mar be.
Any person lorwardihg fifteen subscriptions will
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Remiv-by Bitnn or Xew York draft, or Pokt Of
Ecc order or recrlstered letter, when possible.
niorcpopHlarthaiiMHrcelebrnn-d t braised
' Wide Awake, and " Faat Asleep, are.
enrnow Atner can hremiw. SuBrlse" and
Suaset. Frleo anoUHted.prr pnlr. Sl.tJS.
Our iev Artist pnot of . Christ llealioj; the
Blind Man. The figures re after J. J)i Crlttendea
the celebrated sculptar of England and tne Land
scape ta after a Photograph taken from- the Mount
or Olives. ,
MURDOCK BK03.sA-rt Ptiblhcj-s.
Sm013 Washington St.. cor. TemaTe PI., Boston.
Dr. .T. Walker's California Tin
egar, UitteiS aro a purely Vegetable
preparation, made cliiclly from the na
tivo lierbs ftnind on tlio lower ranges of
tl'o Sierra Nevada mountains of Califor
nia, tho medicinal iropcrtics of which
nro cxtmctcd tlieicfrom without tli&uso
of Alcohol. Thd question 13 almost;
daily asked. What is tlio canso oftho
unparalleled success of Vinegar Hit
teiY" Our answer is, that they rcimivo
the cause of disease, and thc patienr re
covers his health. They arc tlio grcac
blood purifier and a life-giving piincrplc,
a perfect Kenovatoi and InvTgorfuor
of the system. Never beforo in 'the
history of" tho world has a aicdicitie Keert
ci)iniuuitleil possc.siij the rcniarkablo
qualities ofVisKGAft BiTTftrts iir healing tho
sick of every di.seiiso niaa is heir to. Thcy
arcta gentle" Purpitivo as trcll as a Toliic.
relieving Congestion or Inflaiiinmtinn' of
tl;e JJv'cr aud Vidccral Organs iu Uilioas
Diseosus
Tlie properties of Dr. Walker's
Viseoau ItiTTKRS aro Aperient, l)iapliureticr
Carminative, Nutritiiins, Laxative. Diuretic,
Sedative, Counter-Irritaut Sudorific, Altera
tive, aud Auti-Bilioui.
Grateful Thousands proclaiin Vbf
egar Bitters the most wonderful In
vioraut that ever sustained tho sinking
sj(em.
No Person can take tlicSc'Bitters
according to directions, and remain long
unwell, provided their bones aro not de
stroyed by mineral poisou or othor
ineaus, and vital organs wasted beyond
repair , . . . .
Bilious, ltemittcnt and Inter
mittent I CTCrs, which are so preva
lent in the valleys of our great riven
throughout the United States, especially
those of the Mississippi, Ohio; Missouri,
Illinois, Tennessee, Cumberland, Arkan
sas. Red, Colorado, Brazos, Rio Grande,
Pearl, Alabama, Mobile, Savannah. Uo
anokc, James, and many others, with
their vast tributaries, throughout our
entire country during tho Summer and
Autumn, and" remarkably so during sea
sons of unusual heat and dryness, aro
invariably accompanied by extensive dc
fraligetnbnts qF the stptuacl ami. liver,
and other abdominal viscera. 111 tiioir
treatment, a purgative, exerting a pow
erful intlucnco upon theso various or
gans, 13 essentially necessary. Them
is no cathartic for tho purpose equal to
Dr. J. Walker's Vinegar Bittkks,
as thev will speedily rcmovo thc dark-
colored viscid matter with -which tho
bowels are loaded, at tlio same iinio
stimulating the secretions of tho liver,
aim generally restoring tuu uc.muy
functions of thc digestive organs
Fortify the body against disease
by purifying, alt its fluids with inegar
Bitters. No epidemic can tako hold
of a s stem thus fore-armed v
Dyspepsia or Indigestion, ITead
ache Pam in thc Shouldcre, Couglw,
Tightness of tlie Chest, Dizziness, Sour
Eructations of the Stomach, Bad Tasto
in the Mouth, Hiliou3 AttaekK, Palpita
tation of the Heart, Inflammation of tlio
Lungs, Pain in tho region of thc Kid
neys, and a hundred other painful symp
toms, are the oll'spriugs of Dyspepsia.
One bottle will prove a bettcrguarantdo
Of its merits tliair a lengthy ndvei'fcfaa
mdnt. Scrofula, or King's Evil, White
Swellings, Ulcers, Erysipelas, Swelled Neck,
Goitre, Scrofulous. Inflammation?, Indolent
Inflammations, Mercurial Affection?, Old
Sorerf, Eruptions f tho Skin,Soro Eye, ote.
In these, as in all other constitutional Dis
eases, Walker's Vixkcar llrrrnas Iiaro
shown their great curative potrers fa tUo
most tib'stiirtter and intractable casrv.
For Inllamftiatory and Chronic
Hhenrnatism, Gotit, Bilious, Remit
tent and Intermittent Fevers, Diseases ot
the Blood, Liver, Kidnovs and Bladder,
these Bitters have no equal. Such. Diseases
arc canse'd by Vitiated Blood.
Mechanical DSeases,--Pcrjns en
gaged in Paints and Minerals,- such an
riumher.s, Type-setters, Gold-beater, and
Miners, as they advanco in life, oru subjucr.
to paralvsis of the Bowels. To guard
apainit this, tako a dose of Walker's V'is
egar Bitters occasionally.
For Skin Diseases, Eruptions, Tet
ter, Salt-ltheuin, Blotches, Spots, Pimplej,
1'iistules, Bolls, Carbuncle, Iting-wornis.
Seald-head, Siiro Eye. Eryxipelas. Itch,
Sctirfs. Discolorations of tho Skin, Humors
1 and Disease's of he Skin of trbatevor name
nature, are literally dug tip and eafrted
out of the gygtem .m a glJort tiuJ0 br tho uao
of these iiittcrs.
Pin, Tape,- and Other Womis,
lurking in the svsten? of po many thousand?,
are ctTectually destroyed and removed. No
syteiu of medicine, no vermifuge-, no aa
thelminitics willfrco thc system front ironns
like these Bitters.
For Female Complaints, inyoun
or old, married or single, at the dawn of wo
manhood, or the turn of life, these Tonic
Bitters display bo decided an influcuco that
improvement iu soon perceptible.
Cleanse the Vitiated Blood when
ever you find its impurities bursting thrungl
the s'kiii in Pimples, Ernptiorls, or Sores;
cleanse it when you find it obstructed and
slurgith ia the veins; cleanse it when it i
foul ; your teclingi wilt tell viki when. Kcej
the blood pureand the health of the system
trill follow. ,
U. TI. "rtrOON'ALD & CO..
the re'aTHlar su6!Mrl7UMH a Jtarooex arm..
Art Publisher, UT3 WaiIilBtfti'JiJC.HptiB
Each HUbscrtber can Helect Irom tbf roBowlqg ri
nrinlv. Aurt nil Artfnt rinenuslltV. and -ift O' the 25
fDrugjiatsandGe3-AgtirSw Fruacisco.Californiav
aad cur. of Washington aud Caatituu St& N. V.
I SoMbyl'.Uruggl.taaiidDelew.
tOT Clay's rateat WeatKer Strip. Th
best for exctudifttf Wind, Dust o? Bain from nndr
I doors,
For sale by SWAN BKO.
I fj- Warrantee and Mort-raie Deeds, far
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