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jjrownvlllc Grocery Market.
. ,.,r 'cw York A. 714 for SI.
q'-ir." N'-"w Orleans, 9U lbs fo SK
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v.ra oflKv, 2 j fos to the S1.00.
tar. rial Tea, S0.7ol,W.
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pr.e 1 Applet 12l15.ct&
pr;r 1 P- idies. lo3l6?6 cts.
j. ,e in - 12'5 cts.
c peej, - Y. Factory. 20 cts.
'ev York Salt, 53,50.
QViK verSalt. $.1.50.
gvrJP. common, 5175 cts.
cynp.s lden. S1.O0.
Svtjp. "-''X-ir loaf, S1.00.
C3-i O'l. 2i cts.
M ::crtl. Xn. 1. S2.25. No. 2. 31.75 t kit.
WV? Fis'i, No. 1. 51.75"? kit. Family SI 30.
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Ha'ler. 1.0J 31.10.
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i "jar v-st quality-Full, S1.S0. .
r'j4r spring. 3M593.00.
Oi. :;e:is.Ivc.Sl,5!;Si:pcril02Cii.
1U'S per ilzen, 25 cts.
Bitur. choice, 203.25 cts.
j-i to'-s, Sl.i'l.?"- 00.
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Hi:u-.cviitry, 15ct-s. " -
K.j! !, 7 ct.s.
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Arrival and Departure of Stalls.
nr!hprn-U-ily. by IUilrood Arrives 11a. m.
Bi.w!"-"-ra Hl"'V. b' railroad-Arrives -30p.m.
"v'niwV-VM Peru. Daily-Arrives 12 m; De-7u?sV"Vi-Va
xemalia City. Daily-Arrives 5
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a.m. leave
RAILIiOAD TI3IE TABliliS.
Chicago &. Xortli.AVet.tci-n.Unilivny.
Tra ati"cncil BlufiV arrive and depart as follows
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Kansas City, St. .To". Jt C. B. Railroad
Tram' :-avf Phclp5 Station as follows:
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SOCIAL DIRECTOaT.
I.on:JKS.
KvrWo- l.o-lsr No. !-". K. I'.-Mcct every
V.r!'eJr v nlwr in Masnnic lla't. iMtuiK
Kt -ii cr-i iMv niv.twl. J. C McXaughtox,
U J M !I .KK.1C R.S.
llrnwn illr I.d Ise Vt. 5, I. O. O. ?.TIe:r.!i,,f5r
n- is T 'PMlav eveniiis oj each eok.ni their
cc .- z erLivmair- store VWtlnc brothers
rt ' invited. Hemiy Oms. i. O. B.
LI i i v Secy.
ilrotvn-.Uli- Division No. If, Soas of Tcni-
i r..'- I'ets everv VrMav evenlriK m 'Ma
l-'e ! x :- HV1. over Louis Lowmmf sttire. Muin
r- - r inrs of our order vKittni; the citv
are nt iKil t'i yiit witli us. A. D. MaU.sK. W.
P W B. VUGUTKB. 1LS.
Xi-ai'ia vMIr Lndo- No. U . F. & A. M-
kv- I mooting i'iir! rhtiriSay evening in each
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ltrinrnillc Clinptrr No. -t. It. A. M.-Statel
ra is first Monday night i-i each month.
iFur.-ns rounrii No. :. It. S. vV S. Ii. 31.
Sia. 'lm Unci fourth Mniatey in each mouth.
Mr Cir:ncirouiHin.dcrrNo.:i.JiC.T. Siate.1
rnt-o: ;, ojnj Monday in e.ich month.
to-e asvl Lil 'onplnvc.No. BS.li.K-;. U
V ('.- il-eu at Masonic Hall on the liftli Mon-
dii!
Aiiah '"'iipter Sa.'. Order ot the Eastern Star.
aU.pa laeettngs third Monday In eith month.
CHCRCHES.
Mei!iorit K. Cliurch. Servicsscach Sabbath
att tia m . and ":W p. ni. Sun say School at
: - P in Prayer Meeting Thursday iveuiug.
W U. i iouTijR, Pastor.
i'restntcriau Church. Services ejch Sabbath
at ; nil v. in., and 7:3d p. m. Prayer Meeting ed
ueiJuy ovcnlngs. .ibbath bchool it 2 o clock
V. m. J T. lUntii. Pastor.
Chris!'.. Churrli tKpiscopal.l-Corner 5vtlftntic
!i 1 vr-rjnd-treeLs. li:vine service -verySunday
"-en.n-it r -nVi.wlr Stuul.iv School atSociock,
p. ai -atstrt'e. Uev. J. E. RnnEiiT-, IJector.J
Baptist rhurch.-Services every Sabbath morn.,
inj at u . o'clock. SaobntU school at 0;i a. m
7. T.J.'Mokcak, Pastor.
CXTY OFFICEUS.
Citr Council. Meets the Firpt Monday In each.
montu. Mavor, A. .Cogswell. Al lermCn l'irst.
Ward -W. T. Den. B. Rogers: Second Ward I.
i. Jihnson. 3mts -stevx-nwin; Till rtl Ward
iA-w s lltll.eiUncy rroarh. aiarshal.D.Ciiup-"bt-'J
Cierk. J. B Uockcr. Treausrer, J Jitakc
Pol.ce Judge J.S. Stull.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
onntyCo:iimiIonerr-A. J. Hitter. K.-Rock-m-vr.
Vlex. McKinnev. County Clerk. Wilson
K. M u rs. District Clerk. W. II. Hoover. Sher
iff . Piasters. 1'roV.itc Judge, E. M McCo
nis Tre.wirer, A It. Gilmore Surveyor, J.
..'. CountvSuperintedeut, D. W. Pierson.
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THE - AB V-ERTISER.
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 20. 1S7L
Publishers' Kotlccu.
Extra Copies oi-tiib Aovkktiskh Tor sale by Q.
S-Doxn, Bookseller, Stationer and Sews Deal
er, No. 97 Main street, next doorto the Postofflce.
Local Notices, set as ordinary reading matter,
wllllje charged ten cents per line, each insertion.
Set in display type, twenty-five per cent, additi
onal to above rates.
Advkrtkkuexts under the head or "Wanted."
- "For Kent," "For Sale." "Lost," "Found," &.,
will be charged twenty-five cents for each adver
tisement or five lines, or less, each Insertion. Ad
vertisements -- .lye lines, at the rate or five
cents per line, oacli Insertion.
FAIRBROTIIER & HACKER,
Publishers Advertiser.
CITY Aim COUNTY.
LOCAL HlfeljAXGE
Our old friend Thomas Kimsey
called on us last Monday.
Lnst Sunday and Monday nijrhts
were about as cold as any weather we
have had this winter.
S. P. Tuttle havinpsold his in
terest in his livery stable, will con
fine himself to running the "Star" in
a No. one style.
Eijiht Ihotisnnd pounds of supjar
beets were raised by A. Smith, of
Qass county, the past season, on oue-
tfcnth'nf an "acreiof iround. 4
l f lk&:1wtif rlt mfoo t'Air'wf hnn "" nol'rtl f rwr
It IIC'OUi'u lllklOr J .KA tTfldl i, Jf Ujj
around the,paper. at any time, please.i
call up to our onlce ana get one,
James .Stevenson, with his young,
wife, returned to this city from their
wedding tour, on Tuesday. Their ap
pearance indicates the superlative de
gree of haj piness. May it be so for
ever with them.
t)r. Rrnzelton, of Peru, gave us a,
friendly call on Tuesday. This is our
first aeijiinitTtance with the Dr.. but
as he is alt old printer, we set him
lown, as he is reputed to be, a gentle
man and a gopd physician.
The temperance people of Rrown
ville have resolved to nominafea tick
et for the spring election, consisting
entirely of temperance men who must
pledge themplves to oppose the licen
sing of retail liquor establishments.
Mr. Church, the other eveninc.
in a little temperance speech, gave us
an item of news that the most flour
ishing teinpertince society in Nemaha
county is that at Nemaha City. Our
Nemaha friends need not be ashamed
of that report.
HO. Minick, Esq. called on u
and gave iis a" pleasant talk on Mon
day. Judge M. besides being one of
our best citizens ami most successful
farmers, is a genuine Republican
ranger, and sub-c'iitied for another
copy of the Advertiser.
T N. Morrow has purchased S.
P. Tutlle's interest in Ihe livery
stable recently- owned by Tuttle &
Speery. The new firm is Speery &
Morrow. They are accommodating
riMiilemen. keep good carriages and
horses and deserve to be well patron
ized. 'The publishers of the Omaha lie
publicrin have been indicted for pub
lishing in their columns a lottery ad
vertisement, contrary to' the criminal
law in such case. In looking oyer
exchanges we notice that others are
guilt v of the same oirvnsev Better
"take them out.
W. M. Brewer, traveling agent
and corrfspondent of the St. Joseph
Herald, showed his good; nattired
countenance in our sanctum on last
Saturday. Hope if he has anything
to s-iy about our city and people, he
will do them justice, as he was accus
ed by our predecessor of not doing so
on a recent visit.
Tisdel & Richards propose to sell
their goods farm implements and
hardware at wholesale, as cheap as
the merchants of St. Joe can do; and
other merchants of oar city can and
will, we believe, do as well. Farm
ers. Grangers, call and see these mer
chants, and if they will do as they
ty, make your arrangements to pur
chase of them. The interests of the
town and country are identical, and
by reciprocal trade, we build each
other up. instead of tearing down.
The Division of the Sows" of Tem
perance in this city, commemorated
Washington's Birthday, at their Di
vision room on last Friday evening
hv ii sumptuous banquet, speeches,
essays, songs. &c. We, upon iwvi'a
tion, were present and well entertain
ed by our temperance friend-. B. D
Slaughter, of Omaha, Grand Worthy
Patitarch of the order in Nebraska,
was oresent and made a short speech.
Amongst other things, he haid th'e
temperance people of the Statu were
going to organize themselves into a
political party, the same as any other
party, and have County and State
tickets n the field, and make every
effort to elect them. This social gath
ering was wel1 attended by both sex
es, and appeared to be a very enjoya
ble occasion.
It is wrong to gamble it is wick
ed. It is sery much in disobedience
of WarrenV Criminal Code." Thou
shalt not gamble at all says that code;
and betting is ganUdi'pg. If you bet
on anything or about anything then
you gamble. Whether you put the
sta"ke.s up or not. if you bet and play
a game, you art? defined a gambler
ami liable tp he indicted by the next
grand jury.. Ygu wy, aibt us throw
the bones for the whisky." or "let's
draw matches," or -'let's have ngame
of euchre, for the drinks." Now let
those dice alone. don't you draw the
matches; and that old greasy deck,
let it lepose upon tie shlf and accu
mulate dust. It is better to do so, for
if you throw, or draw, or play you
will lay yourself liable to the penal
ties of the criminal law. And wheth
er it be cards or a horse race, a shoot
ing match or a game of pins you bet
on. you are liable to be fined. Things
are not as they "used to was," how.
fixmMirPiiiMsSBimarTiKsinsmmM'J. vinrriiA'.v mjJamM.M'. w -tju.'.mg
Weather cold, but moderating.
' Jake Maroliu ismakinn improve
mentson liis old business house.
Senator Tipton arrived at liUme
we tried to find oat when but could
not.
Remember, the Central Grange
Association meets at Grand Prairie
the first Tuesday in March.
John Fitzgerald, the railroad
man of Plattsmouth, is in town ; also,
Mr. Marsh, the hog dealerof Lincoln.
.Judge Carter, of Beatrice, Grand
Chancellor of the Knights of Pythias,
for this State. va in this city on
Tuesday and Wednesday of this week.
We notice by thehotei arrivals in
theJmcoln papers of the 21st, that
our fellow citizen, James Sevenson
and his bride, were honeymooning it
at the Atwood House.
Jonathan Higgins, of Lafayette
precinct, called on us last week, and
demonstrated in a substantial sort of
waj', his desire to see a good, live
newspaper well sustained within the
county. Mr. Biggish informed us
that he had pun-hnsed the property
known as the Lafayette, or Saunders'
mill, on the Nemaha river. That sec
tion of our county is notexcelled any
where in fertility and grain crops,
and a properly conducted flouring
mill has long been needed by that
neighborhood. Mr. H. being a man
of energy and enterprise, will doubt-
lessjprove-h'imself to beMust-thefihaiL
ijpJupjdyithMjnanyjr
gasK
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Pehu, Neb., 'Feb. 23, 1S74:
Editor Nebraska Advertiser.
Believing that you desire to pub
lish whatever may be of interest to
the farming community. I append
the following Grange organizations:
Helping hand Grange of Aspin
wall precinct was organized at Lar
kins school house February 14th. with
31 members by Special Deputy Wm.
Bridge. The following are the otli
cers of the grange:
Master, Guilford Lilly; Overseer"
J. B. Stiers ; Lecturer. W. P. Shoek
ey; Steward, J H. Lintf; Ast. Stew
ard, S C. Hitt; Chaplin. J. L. Hitt ;
Treasurer. J. N. Argabright; Sec'y
Sam'l Webber; Gatekeeper. l Row
en; Ceres, Mrs. Fanny yimckey ;
Pomona, Mrs. H. Rowen ; Flora.
Mrs. Eliza Lilly.; Stewardess, Mis
El.sie Jennett.
Also on the evening of the same
dav Pleasant Hill Grange was organ
ized at Burke's school house in Bed-!
ford precinct with 31 members and
the following officers l
Master, Leftoj. Mason; Overseer.
Herschell Simlie; Lecturer.S. W. Wil
son ; Steward, Chas. Shafer, Ast.
Steward, James O'Donalds; Chap
Iain, Frank Wixen ; Treasurer. Wm.
Burke; Sec'y, L. L. Mason: Gate
keeper. Charles Mason; Ceres, Mis.
Francis Keys; Pomona, Mrs. Katie
Mason ; Flora. Mrs E. Wilson ; Stew
ardess, Mrs. Mary Burke.
Feebing Grange was organized at
Yelkins school liouse in Benton pre
cinct Feb. 21st by Deputy W Bridge,
with 2( members and the following
o Ulcers:
Master. Harman J. Harms; Over
seer Henry Beck ma n ; Lecturer, T
Kiplin; Steward. Thos Kearns; Ast.
Steward, Thos. Bennett,' Chaplain.
Harman Yelk in;; Treasurer. G. Smir;
Sec'y. Sevina Shnydcr: Gatekeeper.
R.Shuyder; Ceres. Melissa Oppc'r
inan; Pmona, Beile Kearns,' Flora.
Jnne Watson ; Stewardess, Margaret
Watson.
parsers :
If you wish to buy groceries by the pack
ane. call on us, and we will self you at St
Joe. or Chicago prices, with freight added.
F. K. JOHNSON A CO.
Very choice Lard at Body t Bib's.
HARXfiSS.
B. F. Souder is now prepared with a full
stock of Harness for spring trade, and will
pay particular attention to making wcrk to
order. I have on httnils, at nil limes, the
celebrated "Middlelon Sweeney Collar."
Call and see me before buying. Next door
berow W. W Hackney's.
35VV2 B. F. SOUDETt.
lost not.
A yellow bench-legged bull dog, heavy
head and neck, answers to the name of
Tobe.'" A liberal reward' will be paid for
his return to meat Small's saloon, or for any
informa'tlon leading to his recovery.
MIKE BARADA.
To the Grangers of Nemalia County.
Being informed that several Granges are
sendiiii: off for goods. I wish ;o say to you.
that if vou will allow me thesame protityon
par elsewhere, I will be satisfied to take
your ordi rs.
LOUIS LOWMAN.
RECEIVED.
A new supply ol spring Colico at
L. LOW MAN'S.
'apprentice WASTBP.
J. H. Bauer wains a good boy to learn the
saddle and harness business. Apply soon.
You may talk about your Vinegar Bitters.
oryoVr Hosteller's Bitters, but Middletou s
Sweeney Collar is the Lest collar made for a
sore necked horso.
BLANKS.
School Directors' Blanks may be had by
calling at the Couuty Clerk'rvoJllce.
ATTENTION, GRANGERS.
Send for our price' list Willi special terms
for Granges.
FURNAS. SON &. McCORMICK.
Kcmdved.
Call and see us at our new stand
No. 81 Main street, the building lately
occupied by &. Lowman.
A. II . Gilmore & Co.
The "National Currency Tobacco"
made by Colhap of this city, when we
consider its quality. n"ff 'cheapness,
and the peculiar style in whiph it is
put np, is the best thing fn the tobac
co line we have seen. It is put up will)
a view to small wholesale cistomefs.
Farmers, Grangers and others who
want to buy directly from the manu
facturer should see Colhapp before
supplying themselves.
" Horse, and mule shoes, and nails,
and iron, at Den's.
FAffilE J. E3EIQHT."
Her Kay o" 3Iuic!-Seton.l Reading
in j;criiron "an oil, Wednesday
Kvcning, February Ji3tU, 187. -.
At the "English feu Party." on last
Wednesday evening, Mrs. Fannie J.
Ebright read an essay on "Music."
Many citizens not being present, and
learning that the essay was an excel
lent li.tera.ry ttqat, solicited Mrs.
Ebright to give a public reading of
he same, as the following correspond
ence will explain:
Bbownville. Neb., Feb. 23.
Mrs. F. j. Ebright.
. Madam: We. whose names are
hereto attached, being desirous of
hearing your essny on "Music."
would most respectfully request that
you give a public leading of the same
on Wednesday evening, February
25, 1B74, at MePherson Hall.
John McPherson,
J. S. Hetzel.
A. S. Holladay,
And many others, whose names we
omit.
Brownville. Feb. 23, '74.
Dr. John McPherson, and others.
Gentlemen: It is with the most
profound gratitude and pleasure that
i endeavor to reply to your note of
this evening, desiring a public read
ing of my paper on Miisic. It is so
small a favor on 1113 nart that I cer
tainly shall not refuse, but 1 fear that
my efFort has received more attention
than it merits, and perhaps some of
vou may be disappointed, upon occas
ion rif its "second" presentation.
However, at your request., hoping for
the bgst of result, T will give a pub
lic 'reading, of ic, at the timeand
pi aelsugt!jj, ,l4-
jss
: "U.'Sf&M'ii,
Fannie' J. Ebright.
TE ACHBRRviNsdciTtTTE.
At Nemaha City, Commencing Friday
Evening, February 27th, 1874.
I will hold .1 teachers' institute nt Nemaha
City, commencing Friday evening, February
27th, 1S7J, rtnd Tor which I haveargunged the
following programme:
C p. m. Opening exercises,
C:"0 p. in. Address by Rev W. B. Slaughter.
Subject, "The Teacher anil His Work.'
9 a. in. Opening exercised.
9:30 a. m. Book Keeping by J. Dundas.
Remarks.
10 a. m. Geography, by E. M. Townsend.
10:43 a. in. Mental Arithmetic, by J. B.
Piper.
11:50. Written Arithmetic, by F. King.
1 p. m. Reading, by A. Snow.
1:45 p m. Grammar, by J Crother. Re
in arks j
2::5D p. m. Discussion. ''Methods of Serlir
tin; Regular Attendance in our Common
Schools," led by J. Tucker and McCwaw.
:! p. m. Miscellaneous exercises.
It is my earnest desire to have an interest
ing and profitable time. To accomplish this
I cordially invite all who are Intel est ed in
the great cati-'e of education.
D. W. PEARSON. Co. Sup't.
Removed o mv new building S7
Main 3tre
LOUIS LOWMAN.
Lamps of every style at W. H. Mc
Creery's. 13-3m
W. T. Den is. selling boots and shoes
and wintei goods lower. than the low
est. Threshers, Reapers, Mowers. Com
Planters, Stalk Cutters. Cultivators.
Failing Mills, Corn ShellerS & Plows
at Grange Prices, by Stevenson &
Cross.
Removad to my new building 87
Main street LouiScLowMAN.
Honey, Krout, Applebutter and
Pickles, by Stevenson & Cros3.
SUCKAVHEAT FLOUR,
Cranberries, Dried Cherries. Raspber
ries. Blackberries. Salt Lake Peaches,
choice Beans and Hominy at
Swan &. Bro's.
GRANGERS
Stevenson & Cross will sell you
gods at SI. Jo. prices, freight added,
il you will buy the same amount of
us you order from there. Bring your
bills aud be convinced.
Removed to my nev building S7
Main street. Louis LOWMAN.
RcinoveS.
Call and see us at our new stand
No. SI Main stieet. the building lately
occupied by L. Low mart.
A. H. Gilmore & Co.
Removed to my new building 87
Main stre6t. Louis Lowman.
GRANGERS
Stevenson & Cross" wilJ sell you
goods at St. Jo. prices, freight added
if 3'ou order the same amount from' us
you do from there. Bring your bills
and be convinced.
Buffalo over shoes' & buffalo hoots
reduced to half price, at Den's.
New Suffer Cured Hams
just out of the smoke at Swan it Bros.
NOTIt E TO ALL CASK BUYER'S
That W T. Den will sell bis present
stock of goods at less figure- than any
other house In Brownville.
For the best clothing, boots anil
shoes, glomes tftid mittens, woolen
sofiks". Ffnts anif paps, t-jtve money and
buy if y. T. D.en.
Best Coal Oil 20 cents by StevesOii
& Cross:
Hats, Caps and heavy Winter Shirts
at cost. Call aird procure bargains" at
II. H. Dolen's.
A choice gelectifur of coffees, teas,
sugars, syrups, hommony, b'uek
wh'ea't flour aud cod fish, at Den's. "
A choi.ee lot of Cloth1 ami Cassi:
mers just recefveTd a't H. H; Dolen's.
Can sell, will sell and' do'sell cheap
er than any other house.
Stevenson & Cros?.
Farmers Attention.
H. H. Dolen will sell his stock of
I Gloves mid Mittens at less than cost!
If you want a good pair of Gloves for
$1.00 you can get them by calling on
H. H.Doleff.
Large stock at cTotlfirtg for men,
youths, mid. children, at L. Low-
mans s.
B&iSLiiaacii-UiiJja.AJ!iidiaeg3Br;
GRANGERS, ATT&IiTION.!
rtnartnrlv ATpoMtlrr Control A oerifi-
" '
. ution at Grand frame, 1st Tuesilav It!
U . - . .
March. Church Howe,
Prea't.
Thos. "J. Majors. Sec.
Mrs. Lizzie Brownlle, of Scott
county, Iowa, was murdered on the
18th lnst. It was at night and while
she was attending to her household
duties a gun was thrust through a
wlhtinvV anil fired with fatal reSult.
One child was also killed by the shot
scattering.
Why is it that Stevenson & Cross
are doing such a wholesale trade in
groceries and hardware? Because
they were the first to put dowu the
prices.
The best fitting Shirt in the mark&l
atDoleh's.
Corn wanted for goods. 1.000 bush
el in the ear. Geo. Marion.
Go to Bergman & Co., for Golden
Thread fine 3:it. They sell it very
rapidly and always have it fresh and
sweet.
FARJIERS.
Stevenson & Cross, have the largest
stock of goods in Nemaha County, and
sell on asmaller profit than any house
in the"State.
eductmriih7price' of pjrjntS, mus
llhp, flarfnels, "jeans, casihneresi; rioi
tiohs-Hud in men's and boy: clothing
and also in boots and shoes. Call and
see. me. ' --"'--fclGi5J!..' Marion.
NE"tV YEAR SETTLMENT.
A'U customers knowing themselves
indebted to us, will please call and
settle by cash or note, and. by so doing
commence the New Year with a clean
sheet. F. E. Johnson & Co.
CtUEENSWARii.
Large stock at Stevenson & Cross'.
Scrap tobacco, for smoking, 40 cents
per p )und, at Bergm n & Co's.
II. C. Lett
Has just received a large and fresh
supply of letter paper, pens, including
the celebrated stub pen, envelopes. in
itial paper, etc., etc., selling at lower
prices than usual.
Cabinet work of all kinds made to
order at J. L. Hoy's.
Iron and wagon timber, the 1 urge's!
stock by Stevenson &, Cross.
A new stock, of Collars and Neck
Ties just received at Dolen's
Best Coal Oil 20 cents at S'teverfsnn
&, Cross.
Boots and Shoes for men, Indies' and
children at L. Low man's.
School hoo'ks, all kinds, at W. II
McCreery's isf-3m.
Dnjoiits Premium Powder.
Stevenson cfc Cross General agents
will duplicate any list.
FARMERS.
If you want to buy Groceries cheap
call at F. E. Johnson & Co's. It cost
you but little to look around.
Farmers, don't throw away SO or 90
dollars on a wagon to save 10 dollars.
But buy the Baiu they tire? the cheap
est. Damaged plug tobacco, very cheap,
at Bergman &. Co's.
Farmers will not have cheap, infe
rior wagons, but buy the Bain.
Our Governors Choice is the favor
ite cigar; manufactured by L. A.
Bergman & Co., No. 46 Main Street.
HANNIBAIj FLOTJR.
Swan & Buo. have received a lot of
celebrated Hannibal fall wheat Flour.
Purchasers of fine flour cannot fail to
be suited with this article.
IV. V. DEN
Pays the highest m'arket price for
hititis. pelts & furs.
Try Middletnn's sweeney collar.
For Guns. Pistols, Ammunition. &c.
etHi at the gu:7 shop of Craddook & Son
;Vods Arrive Dally
For Ste enson &, Cross.
CLOTHING.
New stoek just received at F. E.
John .-mi & Co's.
$AVE YOUR MONEY.
Crist Bros, respectfully announce to
the pe.iple of NemahaCountythat by
crossing" the ice bridge and giving
them a call at' Phelps Mo. they will
sell them lumber of all krnfds at 10
percent below their standard rates,
for cash In hand. They want money
and propose to make the lumber bring
it. and to do so Wrlluuders;ell niLyb'ody
in the trade. Give them a call. I'l-tf
A CARD.
To lovers of (food tea : Having re
cently jmrchase.d and received a large
invoice of choice Gunpowder, Imperi
al, Yovng Hyaori, (Jiilong. Souchdrig
Und Japan Teas, we are offering 1Kb
same at a lower price than they have
ever been: sold in Brownville. Tile least
arc all Hew and fresh. anl 'JS percent,
le&s than recent prices. Call and satis
fy yourselves and oblige.
Yours ref)ectftilly
SWAN & BRO.
Rope, all sizes, by Stevenson: &
Cro3.
Wm. H. Hoover, Real Estate Agent
ahd Conveyencer. Court Room.
TOBACCO afACHINBRY FOR SAIjE. -
I will sell, low down for cash, my
screw press', mouldsand other appara
tus for the manufacture of tobacco.
Apply in person at the factory, or fay
letter to
J. Ii. Colhapp.
THESE HARD
.L"."jjjfcLjjbM.'Aa
A full line of Gent's UndBrware-at
reduced prices at Dolen's.
FARMERS
Don't 5.e!l a bushel of wheat, nor a
hide until you get W. T. Den's pried.
A full line of smoker's articles con
stantly on hand at Bergmau & Co's.,
Very low for cash.
Grangers.
Stevenson & Cross want to do yonr
business. We will do what is right.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Manhood: HowLost,HowKestored
'Sfjftm Just published, a new edition or Dr.
ebrated Esiay oh tho Radical nire
(wlihottt medicine) of Spermathorce, or Seminal
Wcaknessi Involuntary Seminal Eitsllons, Sex
ual Debility, and Impediments to Marriagq Gen;
erally; Nervousness. Consumption, Epilepsy, and
Fits: Mental and Physical Incapacity, resulting
from Self-Abuse, or Sexual Extravagance.
S Price. In a sealed envelope, only 6 cents.
The world-renowned author, In this admirable
Lecture, clearly proves from ids own experience
that the awful consequences of SelPAbuse' may be
effectually removed wlth'out medicines, and with
out dangerous surgical operations', bougies. Instru
ments, rings, or cordials, pointing out a mooe of
enreatorter rertainand effectual by which every
sufferer.rio atter what his condition my be.may
be.mayc'uie lirdseli" cheaply, privately, and rad
ically. AF3" This Lecture should be in the hands of eve
ry youth and every man In the land.
Sent under seal, to any address. In a plain sealed
envelope, on the receipt of six cnts, or two post
age stamps. Also, Dr. Culve'rwtll's 'Marriage
Guide," price 3 cents. Address this Publisher,
CHAS. J. C KLINE & CO.
127 Botvcry, New York.Post-OBceBox.SSC
ally
" 5 appy"relicf for TTbeHfr rcb flroia Ute effects et.
Er o .and Abuses In Eirly life. Miaheod restored.
NeVvous debility cured. Impcdtmimts'to marriage
removed. New method of treituieat. New and
remarkable' renieaies. Books aWf Circulars sent-'
free, In sealed envelopes.
Address, HOWARD AS30CIATION.No, 2South
Nintli St., Philadelphia an Institution having a
high reputation for honorable conduct and profes
sional skill. vI7nl2yl
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
4.
KOBISON;
DEALER IN
DOTS AND SHOE
CUSTOM .WORK
IMLAJDE TO ORDER.
Repairing neatly done. No. S3 Main street, Brown
ville. Neb.
F. M. SPARRY.
T. N. MORROW.
SALE AND EXCHANGE
STA.BHjE1S.
COGSWELL'S OLD STAND,
Cor. Main fc IstSts.,
BSOWSVILLE, NEBRASKA.
3NI3W STOCK,
G1ESAHDC&&B1&GES
LATEST STYLES.
SPSSSY & MORROW,
.Proprietor,
ISPllIXG Til ABE, 1S74.
FUEifA fitfcSERISS,
Broxnville, "NGbi
Fnrnac Qnn & Mftfnrmif.k:
1 mi iiuujwuiJ juww. ... ..
They offer the largest ami most Select
general Nursery Stock ever offered in
the West, toirsisling in part of
20,000 Choice 3-year old Apple Trees.
100,000 " 2 " " " "
500,000 " I " " " "
50,000 " 1,2. 3 and 4 year old Tear
Trees.
40,000" " 2, 3 and 4-year old Cherry
Trees.
50,000 " land 2-year old Peach Trees.
20,000 " Flum, Apricot and Necta
rine Trees.
1 .000,000 No. I ttoney Locust Hedge Plan uf.
. 2.000.00.) ." Osage Orange "
o.tH.WKW Frrrfest Trpe Seedlings
'Zm,w tvergreens. 111 vnrie.iy , .
lOJl.OOffeach Blackberries- RuspberrISS and
StntwbefMes.
50,000 each Gooseberries and Currants.
20.0011 Perpetual and Climbing Roses.
10.000 Flowering Shrubs.
10,000.000 Willow Cuttings.
Cooloy'Q Early Wliito. andlSanford
Corn.
IT""rI-A.IKr BEES.
BERKSHIRE AND hSS HOGS.
SCorrespondence Solicited. Send
for Catalogne.-a
J. IfiJDDART & CO.,
II SILO
No. 51 Main Street,
BROWNVIiLsLE, KEB.
3EST WINES & LIQUORS
KEPT ON HAND.
A-
tHtna-t.-t
Bii,t.iAiir?s.
We have fitted up In fine style a Billiard Parlor.
anil" put up tlie'iein two utiles Ire-di from the man
ufactory .'to play upon wUicli we invite gentlemen
fond of the exercise. The Billiard Parlor Is located
In the story oyer the suloon. 23tf
a fffr?
&iS&M
U9 M
Saloon.
CARROL BROTHERS, Proprietors,
47 Main Street.
Best of Liouors prnvidefl at Grange Prices.
LriaWN WITH M INOPOLY.. Liquor by the
quart or gawon at reuueeu rates. i..-oy
TETTER HEADS,
m BILL HEADS
NeaMyp,-In ted at this office.
3" The Nebraska AdvertUer; In for sale
at Geo. S. Dunn's Boole Store, neat door to the Post
Ofllce.
rati 1 8
ull.
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IjEGAX. ajLiVERTISEMENTS.
.Legal Notice.
BYRON 3IT7RRY, Jr.. James C. O'Donnell.
William It. Maurice and Ticnnr and
H)o!man will toko notice that a petition
has been filed in the DUIrlct Court or Ne
ni.f'Ji Countv, Nebraska, wherein Prentiss
JJ. Cheney is plaintiff, aud Robert O. Han
na, Byron Murry, jr., Andrew J. Ilanuo. A.
. Colin, & Co.. O. M. Hanna. James C.
O'Di'imei. William H. Manrice. Clarence
Gillespie. Tiioinas Appelget, Lorinda Han
da. Mary HanaandTlcnpr Soodmon ore
defendant. The object and prayer of said
petition is to obtain Judgment against said
Roberto. Hanna for one hundred and seventy-live
dollars with Interest at twelve per
cen l. per annum from July 27th. 1S7.1, and to
foreclose a mortgage on southeast rfuartjer of
section twenty-three, town four, range thir
teen. In said county of Nemahn. mane to
plaintiff by said Robert O. Hanna and Mnry
Hanna, July 27th, 1S72, and aijjodge said
mortgage to be the prior Hen on said prem
ises, nnd to sell said property and lands and
apply the proceeds in payment of said Judg
ment, costs. Ac. Said defendants are requir
ed to answer or otherwise plead to said peti
tion on or before April Cth. 1S74.
J. H. BROADY.
31w4 Attorney for Plaint Iff.
Legal JVoflcc.
MARY A. HANLON: You are hereby no
tified that on the 7th day or February.
A. D. IS74, William Hahlon Hied Ids petition
In the District Court in and for Nemaha
Counij. Nebraska, wherein he prays for a
divorce from yoli Tor the cause of wllllul
abandonment without any cause, for two
years last past. Yon are required to plead,
answer or demur to said petition on or be
fore the So'tli day of March, 1874. or decreo of
divorce will be taken as confessed.
WILLIAM HANLON.
W. T. Rogers. Si-5t
Legal Advci f isciriciit.
John U inland. Plaintiff",
vs
Judson R. Hyde, adminis
trator ot the estate of Benj
F. Lushbaugh, deceased,
Mary Lushbhuuh. Ben
jamin F. Lushbhugh, jr.j
Howard Lushbaugh and
James Lushbaugh. minor
heirs of said Benjamin F.
Lushbdugh, deceased, De
fendants. .
, -.The above named defendants will take no
Wcet;th'esaldyhn UmlfiBd,- plaintiff, has
(Ma fk,Itlon "tli Ditrk-t Court of Ne
maha CouHty, Nebraska,' wherein he alleges
that the srtfA Benjamin F. LusbbaHghrde-.
ceKed. durlnz Ills life time, made a contract
da writing toconvey tosald plaintiff the wwi
nan ui iiiesoutuensiquurierui buuiimim
lier thirty (30j in toV!sjiip number live (5)
north of ranee numbt-Y fourteen (ll)entt in
said county, to the said plaintiff, and that
the said Lushbaugh died whllebound by such
contract, without having made.sucl convey
ance, and asking that the safd Judson It
iiyue.aiimtnisirator as aforesaid, he author
ized and directed to execute and deliv
er ,to the aforesaid plaintiff a conveyance
thereof, and that the 6lh day of April,
1S74, has been appointed as the time, and the
Cour House In Brownville, Nemaha Coun
ty, Nebraska, as the place or hearlngsaid pe
tition, and that unless they appear and ans
wer at or before the time of hearing above
stated, the said matter will be heard and de
termined In their absence
JOHN UMLAND, Pl'ff.
Feb. 3, 1874. 33-Cw
Bids for Coin and Wliat.
NOTICE is hereby given that bids will be
received at the office of the County
Clerk up to the 2d day of March, n. d.. 1874,
for Corn and Wheat on the Poor Farm, sup
posed to be about six thousand 60001 bushels
of Corn, and about two hundred 200 bushels
or Wheat. The Board reserving the right to
reject any and all bids.
By orderof the Board.
WILSON E. MAJORS, Co. Cl'k.
Feb. 3d, 1674. 32-Sw.
HOFFMAN'S
P PILLS.
These Pills don contain Qulninenr Min
erals. They ares nr-coated. Prf50 CIm.
Per Box-
They cure Fever and Ague, and Dumb
Ague and Ague Fevers speedily. They are
simple, harmless, and nlway.$ reliable. Di
rections In four languages accompany them.
"MoLain's Candled Castor Oil is delicious:
and McLain's Candled Vermifuge. Bonbons
are perfectly elegant. Children arc glad to
take them." Salt Lake Herald.
For Sale b .
-A.. X.. -SIBIRIEv, fc CO.,
45m6 ST. DEROIN, NEB.
Clocks, Watches, Jewelrv
JOSEPH SHUTZ,
No. 59 Main Strt, Bro-rnville.
? Keeps constantly on hrtrXd a large and well
VgyV assorted stock of genuine articles in his line.
A Altepalrint: of Clccks, Wches and Jewelry
"""""done on short notice, at reasonable rates.
ALL WORK WARRANTED.
W. T. XIOOR3G & CO.,
Commission Merchants,
SHIPPRKS.
AND DEALERS IN GRAIN AND CO AT.
73 Main Street,
SroWiivillc. Nebraska.
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Z,J2.JXJU XlilJJJ.X-JLV
(f AGON &tACKSMITHSHOP
ONE DOOR WEST OF COURT HOUSE.
WAGON MAKING, Repairing.
Plows, and ull work done In the best
manner and on short notice. Satisfaction jrai
teed. Oivehimacall. fW-ty.
sen EIT !"
BOpY & Blt0.9
(Sf ccEssoas to J. L. Chooks it Co.,)
BUT C HERS!
rut; two shops.
One opposite Sherman Ilouse.on Main street, the
other next door to Bratta'?,on Sixth street.
Oood,s:veet.frih meat nl ways on hand, and sat
sfiictioa iunranteed to customers. 17-22-ly
Ii. A. Brgnionn.' & Co.,
Manufacturers of Cigars,
and Wholesale Dealers in
Chewing and Smoking Tobaco,
Ordere from th country promptly filled,
and satisfaction guaranteed
Xo. Main St., R0WX VJtjLL EB.
rr--rf-z J. BLAKE.
gBEITIST
ISAII Odc
.gAIIOperrtlon's Per-
V
lornieu in inrocii
: manner.
OFricit:
Atre3ldenceonMalD
street.
A,t.Rock Port, Mo., from 1st to 7th of cacti
month.
Dealer In
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Undertaking a Specialty.
eit m 11
FURHI
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&'& & -u
Keeps a fu.il line of
BURIAL GASES.
oGrMain Street, RI10WXYI2.LEyXEB.
ixcepi a ii;ii one oi 1
A1ETALIO AND WpOlHS,.atnroT
x 'w2-'j--f 5p
. jbr..T.1Vaifcers California Yin-,
egar JJittcrs arc' a purely Ycgctiblo.
preparation, made chiclly from tho na
tive licrbs foumt oh tho lower ranges of
tte Sjerra Nevada mountains of Califor-
nia, the medicinal pirJpbitics of which
aro extracted therefrom without the usot
of Alcohol: Tho question ii almost
daily asked: "What is tlio cause of tho.
unparalleled success of Vinegar Bit
ters?" Our answer isj that thoy rciuovo .
the cause of disease, and tho p.;i:en"t rc-
covers his health. They aro the grcatf
blood purifier ami a life-giving principle;'
a perfect Renovator and luvigorator.
of the system. Never before in tus.
history of thu world litis a medicine bceti
coinpouiuleil possessing the remarfcablo
qualities of Vixkoak Hittkks in healing tha
tick of every dicao man is heir to. Thejr.
urc a gcntlu Purgative as well ns a Touitv
relieving Congestion or Jnllamnmtion of
the Liver ami Visceral Organs ih LiHoosT -diseases
The properties of Dr. Walker's
ViSkgar JjlTTKits arc Aperient. Diaphoretic'
Carjninative, Nutritious-, laxative. I)iuretl,c,
Sedative, C'ounter-Irritunt SutlorifieAltani
Uve, and Anti-Bilious. ' .-"""
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I)raggIban4Geii.Ag1SaaFnmcICaWim; -osd
cor. of W!un ;on am! Charlton Sc-t- N..Y- -Sold
byrAU D aslsts aud Di alers
G. S. BUNN.
JEAVTCL.3I1II.
iSrownvUle .Vc6.
CLOCKS, WVTCHES, JEWELRY,-
Repaired.snSi-Welry Manufactured to order.
all Work warranted
CHOOL TOOKS.
OHOOL jLJOOKSi
Forsale cheap by G.S. DUNN
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