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pabllshcrs' Notices.
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Ko S&Mfttn street, next door to the PostoOlce.
Notices, set as ordinary reading matter,
i be charged ten cents per line, each Insertion,
nabpter type, twenty-five per cent, addltl
.jl to above rates.
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FAIPBROTHER Jb HACKER,
Publishers Advertiser.
CITY Am) COUlfTY.
LOCAL MELANGE)
See new city ordinances.
Maj. Church Howe called on us
list Monday.
Did you hear Henry Atkinson
kU ahmit Gen. Craig's virtues ?
Hon. H. C. Lett declines to run
for the office of city Councilman.
English Pudding ct Wibley's
jaeat markat every day, at all hours.
Lowman, of the fancy goods
itore started east -for new goodsjxmj
jfoaday last. . - - - "ga?
Hnger has removed hls'Baloonto
Ihe old " Bank Exchange " .building
on tUe south glue of Main Btreet.
Jeke Marohn's new store rodm is
about completed. It is to be occupied
tiv Mr. Wlbley with a meat and pro
vision store.
Our respected friend, John Strain,
called on us last Monday. Mr. Strain
Is one of the most substantial citizens
if this county.
-Frank Beard, a son of Joseph
Beard of this vicinity, aged about 21
! vears, died of pneumonia, on Tuesday
Inoraingthc 10th inst.
Mr. Wtn. Arnold, of Lee county,
I Iowa, arrived in this city last week.
; Heis visiting his uncle, Dr. Arnold,
ad cousins of this city.
Since our last issuo'the roads have
been extremely muddy; but the mud
Is rapidly drying up at present. Mud
dj roads are not of long duration in
this portion of Xebrabka.
-Mr. A. B. Kentner, of Aspinwall
precinct gave us a call last Tuesday
and renewed his subscription. We
always feel very affectionate towards
people who want to renew things.
-A recent financial secretary of the
; Nemaha City Good Templars has ab
sconded. The meanest thing we
heard of hi"! doing before he left, was
the embezzling of $5 of the Templars'
taoney.
0. B. Hewett will lecture before
itheBrowuville High School, at 2 o'
clock p. M.. nest Frldav : and Rev.
Baird will deliver a lecture before the
school the next Friday following, a
tlheaame hour.
The State Journal says : "We re-
igrettnJearn that Mrs. Gov. Furnas
:Whowa injured by a fall in October
Is?t, and since suffered from paralysis,
while improving, lias not yet been
side to be out of her room."
Bro Whitehead last week bid fare
well to the Granger as its editor. He
intend?, we understand to locate in
Nashville, Tenn. and engage iu the
practice of law. Mr. W. is a kind
carted gentlemen, and we wish him
eminent success and prosperity where
everheruay pitch his tent.
-Maj. CafFrey and Mr Chas. Van
Fosen, of Lincoln, paid this city an
wceedinirly flying visit lastSaturday.
The Major came after that beautiful
cane which his friends here present
ed him with. After staying only two
crt'ireehours in town, the Maj., with
I Ms friend, started again for Lincoln
-to get his cane varnished.
The worthy Marshal was also an
Gelatine member of thi cmnpe.
Tfce gentleman seeking the third de-
5e in the order of Good Templars.
wuldn't understand exactly, whether
foe marshal meant corn in a liquid
condition or in the crib, and was only
lightened when he comoreheuded
that the marshal had got things mix-
t(5and conferred nn him Mia third
fcgreeof the erancrers instead of that
iaf the Good Templars. Tho matter
w" ma all right however, as soon
Impossible, and the very much en-
"ghtened individual on third degrees
aSreed to gay nothing about it.
"-The teuiDoranpp. npnnln of this
nominated a ticket for city offices
I J" last Monday night, eb appears in
i weDroppo.nco r .1.- ui.u
publish in another column. We
licearaong the nominees the name
- ju.ij; trieuu, T. Jj. acuiCK,
J-for Police Judge. Mr. S.f we
Mstund. determined several days
jStole an independent candidate
rtuat positiou, and so announced
elfto several of his friends last
&, and previous to the action tak
"J the temperance party; and be-
fc Ul&nn tin anil Atirlnrkiaft Kit Vila
i DlPeranctj friends, in connection
u others who had determined 10
Qa him, would seemingly give him
CrJ" fair chance for success.
'"He we do not intend to use our
"mtis for the advocacy of any par-
CuIar individual or ticket, unless
ere&hould bp brought out a regular-
minated Republican ticket, we
ttaU 'at We Relieve tue PPP'e
, d tio niuch worse than to elept
Schick plic.e Judge, that he
M fill the position with ability
tf VC " "e cuuse to lin(l fliult-
u'e way, We will tav here, that
''Us if 11
is to c'0"ltlt fr the city officer
ler?, " ,,u race," and every "fel-
I,ict. fUn on llis own book, we will
yutsuch "plu" a8 we think
l.anil . . . ...
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oie ior them, and adviso
frvhnH.. .1 ...
hn. . J c,be t do the same. ve
.". hOA'
vever, for the welfare of the
ctv
ik... .
, tDT, 7 """eii capanie, lemperaiu
I HI. rlflMnnl 14 - k
rate
a.wiii k i : .
c:". u cieciea 10
fill our city
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uaiiiicattniis art: ueu
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-Ducks, bluebirds and wild geese.
We have several communications
which will appear next week.
Birl Hoover says, under the
present stare of affairs he sells goods
and groceries C. O. D.
u7J,m Steven8n swapped horses
this week. Jim i3 bbuud to trade
something even if he has to make a
granger happyt
"Old Cheap John' was In town
three or four days last Week. Our
merchants are laying in heavy stocks
for the spring trade.
We are authorized to announce
that Mr. Gilmorerespeotfully declines
to be a candidate for Mayor upon the
temperance ticket or any other ticket.
M wm. Bridge, County Deputy
of the Patfdha of Husbandry, for Ne
maha county, and Secretary of Ris
ing Star Grange, gavBiis a pleasant
call at our saucutum on Monday last.
We were agreeably surprised last
eeK in having our esteemed and
good-looking friend and cousin, Cha8.
Ervin of Plum Creek Nebraska, drop
in upon us. Charley has been carry
ing on wholesale and retail mer
ehandizing at Plum Creek for some
thing over one year, and does an im
mense amount of business, his being
the only store of any consequence in
that part of the cbdutry. We accom
paniedhlm toNemaba City, where
fbeforis number tf year, sold goods'
jibr Birl-Hoover. Everybody down
mere, men, women and children.
.were glad to see Charley, for he.lSA
general favorite. After a short visit
at Nemaha he went to Seneca, Kan
sas, to see his fattier and mother.
Correspondents remember this :
You are fooling your time away, and
wasting your material and brain
work, when you write for the Adver
tiser and neglect to send with your
communications your real name.
You can sign a fictitious name to
your articles if you wish to, and all we
require is a private line from the
writer with his proper name. And
if you are not working especially In
the interest of profanity, write with
pen and ink and not with a pencil,
and on one side only of your paper.
Write a3 plaluly as you can, and take
special pains iu this reaped in writ
ing the names of persons. You will
ave the printer from much annoy
ance by complying with these sug-
gebtiUhs.
S. R. Jamison, an old and esteem
ed citizen of Brownville, died at his
residence, on Saturday the 7th inst,
in the 48th year of his age. The de
ceased was well known in southern
Nebraska and other parts of the State.
He was Receiver of the U. S. Land
Office at this place dilring President
Lincoln's first term. Was a practical
printer, a writer of more than ordina
ry ability, and had bderi during his
life conuected with several journals.
His estimable widow and little son
have the sympathy of this communi
ty iu their sad bereavement.
At Nemaha City the other even
ing, we met J no. F. Titus, recently
removed from Nemaha to his home
stead neir Guide Rock, WebBter Co.,
Neb. He said to us : "Keep on send
ing nib the Advertiser -it ib as
good as a letter from home ; arid then
I see you put iu so much more read
ing matter than ou Used to. Some
time ago I could go through it iu hulf
au hour while now. I can spend
several honrs perusing its interesting
columns."
It pleases us to know that our ef
forts to make a good readable paper,
full of live matter, is by some people
at least, appreciated. Our ambition
always is to excel in making a paper
of the best kind, and one that shall
be generally liked by our readers.
And we ask the people to back U9,
subscribe for our paper, advertise with
us, patronize us when they have any
kind of printing to do and we war
rant that they will have happy re
turns for the same. We have in view
some enterprizes with regard to the
Advertiser, which will be a cred t
to ourselves, our town, county and
patrons but- will defer further ref
erence to the matter until our plans
are nearer consummation.
FOR Cll1 CLERK, J. B. DOCKER.
,This able aud correct Clerk of the
city of Brawnville.for the last three
years will be supported again for that
office atHhe next city election.
Many Citizens.
To tUc Grangersjof Nemaha Connty.
t take pleasure in recommending
Messrs. Stevenson & Cross to transact
your business until I receive instuc
tions from the State agent, and I au
thorize them to take orders for you.
S. W. Kennedy,
County Agent.
K. H. Dolen
Has received a beautiful line of cas
simeres. cloths and vestings for the
spring alid summer trade. Those
wanting a nobby business suit, or a
wedding suit, can rest asurred that
Dolen will fit them as well as they
can get fitted any placd.
W. T. Den is selling boots and shoes
and wintei goods.lower than the low
est. To tU,c Granger of Nexnafia County:
Being informed that several Granges are
sending ofT for goods, I wish to say to you.
that if you will allow me thosame profit yon
pav elsewhere, I will be satisfied to take
your orders. LOUIS LOWMAN.
Corn for Sale.
The County Clerk and Commission
er MdKinuey are ordered to sell the
remainder of corn on county farm,
supposed to -be about three thousand
bushels. You men who want corn
go and see them. 36tf
Granger Cigars at L. A. Bergmann
& Cn'-., two for Ave cents. If you
can't smoke 'em. chew .'em.
Removed.
Call and Bee us at our new stand
Ifo. 81 Main street, the building lately
occupied by L. Lowman.
A. H. Gilmore & Co.
TEJIPERAXCE COKVESTIOS.
A DXnntcipal Ticket Nominated Tlie
Kail Proceedings.
Pursuant to previous notice the
Temperance electors of Brownville
met in convention at the Court House
on the evening of March 9th. Judge
Hewett waB called to the chair and
Jarvis S. Church was chosen Secreta
ry. On motion the following platform
was adopted :
We, as citizens df tKe city of
Brownville; in cohVehtiou assembled
for the purpose of honiinating a mu
nicipal tit?ket to be supported by the
electors of the city in April next, do
affirm :
1st. We are in favor of retrench
ment in all the fiscal affairs of the
city.
2nd. We are opposed to any munic
ipal expenditures of money beyond
the absolute demands of the strictest
economy.
3rd. We are unalterably opposed to
the policy of licensing the saleof spir
ituous, vinous and malt liquors in the
citv of Brownville.
.. 4th. We will support fad man for of
fice who does not stand squarely aud
affirmatively upon the above plat
form. After which the convention nomin
ated the following municipal ticket:
A. H. Giimore, Mayor; T. L. Schick,
Police Judge; Robert Teare, Clerk;
J. W. Newman, Treasurer; David
Campbell. Marshal; B. M. Baily and
H. C. Lett, 1st Ward Aldermen ; J.
W. Medford, 2nd Ward Alderman.;
LewisHlll. 3rd Ward A!de"rmanT"
E. E. Ebright. J. 8. Church and
Alf. W. Morgan were appointed an
Executive Committee of three to
whom was referred all matters which
might hereafter arise touching the
success of the ticket.
W. A. Polock presented the follow
ing address:
To the Citizens of Brownrllle:
We herewith present for your suf
frages a complete ticket, composed of
capable, honest, upright and strictly
temperate men. We openly and
frankly announce that we are opposed
to the present license System of -selling
by the glass intoxicating liquors.
We are pledged to oppose this system
by all moral, honorable and legal
means within bur power. We ask
you to support the ticket we here pre
sent as one of the means in our power
to suppress this traffic. We subscribe
to the political doctrine that places
the ruling and controling power in
tho hands of the majority. If the
electors of Brownville are in favor of
licensing the sale of intoxicating li
quors by the glass then let them vote
against the ticket w6 here present,
and we will submit for the present
and abide the results until the people
snau oeoome oeiier eaucatea upon
this subject. If & majority of the
electors are in favor of a total prohi
bition of the Sab of intoxicating li
quors in the city, then let them vote
for the temperance ticket. We thus
candidly and openly avow our' pur
pose and Intent, with the hope of ar
riving at the will of the people of
Brownville upon this subject.
In the event of thejisuccess of the
temperance ticket we will not resort
to other than lawful and legal reme
dies in the execution of the ill of
the people. This is our" last add only
appeal to the people of Brownville
before the election unless wp are plar
ed in a false position by the saloon in
terest of the cjty.
We have so high an appreciation of
the independence and the" intelligence
of those to whom our appeal is made
that we declare now in advaiice that
we shall not resort to the disgusting
and low measures, and the usual
trickeries of the trade of politicians
to insure the Ade'cess of our ticket.
We now leave the result in the hands
of the honest people of Brownville,
trusting that.there is virtue and hon
esty enough in the hetirts of all to
give us a decisive majority at the polls
on the 6th day of April next.
On motion the address was unani
mously adopted.
Short speeches were made by Messrs.
Slaughter, Church, Polock. Hewett
and Morgan.
On motion the proceedings of the
convention were to be furnished to
both the county papers for publica
tion. O. B. HEWETT,
Jarvis S. Church, Sec'y. Ch'n.
RECEIVED.
A new supply of spring Colico at
I. LOW MAN'S.
Honey, Krout, Applebutter and
Pickles, by Stevenson & Cross.
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR,
Crauberries, Dried Cherries, Raspber
ries, Blackberries. Salt Lake Peaches,
choice Beans and Hominy at
Swan & Bro's.
GRANGERS
Stevenson & Cross will rell you
goods at St. Jo. prices, freight added,
if you will buy the same amount of
us you order from there. Bring your
bills aud be convinced.
Removed to my new building 87
Main street. Louis Lowman.
Removed to
Main street.
my new building 87
Louis Lowman:
GRANGERS
Stevenson & Cross will sell you
goods at St. Jo. prices, freight added,
if yoU order the same amount from us
you do from there. Bring your bills
and be convinced.
Buffalo over shoes & buffalo boots
reduced to half price, at Den's.
New Sagai-Cured Hams
just out of the smoke at Swan & Bros.
NOTICE TO ALL CASH BUYERS
That W. T. Den will sell his present
stock of goods at let-s figures than any
other bouse in Brownville.
For the best clothing, boots and
shoes, gloves and mittens, woolen
socks, hats and caps, save money and
buy of W. T. Den,
Best Co'al Oil 20 cents by SteVeson
& Cross.
The "National Currency Tobacco"
made by Colhap of this city, when we
consider its quality, and cheapness,
and the peculiar style in which it is
put np, is the best thing in the tobac
co line we have seen. It is put up with
a view to small wholesale customers.
Farmers, Grangers, and others who
want to buy directly from the manu
facturer shouldsee Colhapp before
supplying themselves.
A choice selection of coffees, teaB.
sdgars, syrups, hommouy, buck
wheat flour and cod fish, at Den's.
Can sell, will sell aud do sell cheap
er than any other house.
Stevenson & Cross.
Large stock of clothing for men,
youths aud children, at L. Low
maus's. FARMERS
Don't sell a bushel of wheat, nor a
hide until you get W. T. Den's price.
A full line of smoker's articles con
stantly on hand at Bergman & Co's.,
very low for cash.
GRANGERS.
Stevenson & Cross want to do your
business. We will do what is right.
Why is it that, Stevenson & Cross
are doing such a wholesale trade! n
groceries ani hlirdware,? Because
they were-the 'ffrlttb put down the
'prices. " " ' "" '
Go to Bergman & Co., for Golden
Thread fine cut. They sell it very
rapidly and always have it fresh and
sweet.
FARMERS.
Stevenson & Cross, have the largest
stock of goods in Nemaha County.and
sell on asmaller profit than any house
iu the State.
NEW YEAR SETTXMENT.
Ail customers .kuowing 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.
Q.OEENSWARE.
Large stock at Stevenson & Cross'.
Scrap tobacco, for smoking, 40cents
per pound, at Bergman & Go'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 rriade to
order at J. L. Roy's.
Iron and wagon timber, the largest
stock by Stevenson & Cross.
Best Coal Oil 20 Cents at Stevenson
& Cross.
Boots and Shoes for men, ladles and
children, at L. Lowman's.
School bobfts, all kinds, at W. H
McUreery's 13-3m.
Dnponta Premium oivder.
Stevenson cfc Cros General agents
will duplicate any list.
FARMERS.
If you want to buy Groceries dlieap
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 B;iin they dtg the cheap
est. 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.
HANNIBAL FLOUR,
Swan & Bito. have received a lot of
celebrated Hannibal fall wheat Flour.
Purchasers of fine flour cannot fail to
be suited with this article.
IV. T. DEN
Pays the highest market price for
hidas, pelts & furs.
Try Middleton's sweeney collar.
For Guns, Pistols, Ammunition, &c.
call at the gun shop of Craddock & Sou
oo(U Arrive Dally
For Ste enson & Cross.
CLOTHING.
Nuw stock just received at F. E.
John -on & Co's.
SAVE "SOUR MONEY
Crist Bros, respectfully announce to
the people of Nemaha county, that by
crossing the ice bridge and giving
theni n-oull at Phelps Mo. they will
sell them lumber of all kinds at 10
percent below their standard rates,
for cash in hand. They want money
and propose to make tht lumber hrintr
it. and to do so will undersell anybody
in the trade. Give them a call. 11-tf
A CARD.
To lovers of good tea : Having re
cently purchased and received a large
invoice of choice Gunpowder, Imperi
al, Yovng FTyson, Oolong, Souchang
and Japan fieas, we are offering the
same at a lower price than they have
ever beeti sold in Brownville. The leas
are all new and fresh, and 25 per cent,
less than recent prices. Call and satis
fy yourselves and oblige,
Yours respectfully,
SWAN & BRO.
Rope, all sizes,
Cross.
by Stevenson
Wm. H. Hoover, Real Estate Agent
and Corivej'encer. Court Room.
TOBACCO MACHINERY FOR SALE.
I will sell, low dowu for cash, my
screw press, mouldsand otheraprnira
tus for the manufacture of tobacco.
Apply in person at the factory, of by
letter to
J. L. CoLijArj'.
Aiil:
At the Red Store you will find the
largest and best stock of stnple dri
goods, consisting of priuts, brown and
bleached muslins, denims, duckings,
sheetiugs in great variety, tickings,
jeans, casslmeres, uotionsof all kinds,
boots andshoes, besides the best and
cheapest line- of men's and boys'
clothing in town, also plenty of fresh
groceries. I have already laid in a
new stock and if you wish to buy any
goods call an see me, and I will sell
you new and fresh goods at bottom
prices. Farmers, if you have butter,
eggs, or corn in the ear, to sell, I will
give you a bargiin.
George Marion.
home &GAIS.
Shroff, the Iortographer, has just
returned from a tour of the Eastern
cities, and can now be fouudat his
Gallery at all times', fully prepared to
make pictures in the latest style. 30w3
TWO FOR FIVE CENTS. IF YOU
Threshers, Beapers, Mowers. Corn
Planters, Stalk Cutters, Cultivators,
Failing Mills, Corn Shellers & Plows
at Grange Prices, by Stevenson &
Cross.
Removad to my new building 87
Main street
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CHAW E
You may talk abont yonr Vinerar Bitters.-
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br yoifr HostetteVS' Bitters, hut M!ddletoris
Sweeney Collar is the best collar made for a
sore necked horsj.
BLANKS.
School Directors' Blanks may be had by
calling at the County" Clerk's office.
ATTENTION, GRANGERS.
Send for our priee list with special terms
for Granges.
FURNAS, SON & McCORMICK.
Horse and mule shoes, and nails,
and iron, at Den's.
L. A. BERGMANN &. CO.
Lamps of every stle at W. H. Mc
Creery's. 13-3m
Tiie best "and neatest white and
cheviot shirts at Dolen's.
FARMEiis::
If you wish to buy groceries by the pack
age, call' on us, and we wlll'sell you at St.
Joe. or Chicago prices, with freight added
F. E. JOHNSON fc CO.
Spring styles of scarfs and very nob
by collars at Dolen's.
Spring and summer underwear at
Dolen's.
Spring Styltf.
H. H. Dolen has received some
very nobby spring hats.
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Wholesale and retail
dealers in the best ma
chinery manufactured
in the United States,
which they now have
on hand for the spring
trade$ and will make
lower prices to farm
ers than any factory,
or any other dealers.
Thegoodswehave are
of the best kind, and
those wishing ma
chinery will do well
to call as soon as pos
sible, arid purchase at
the Low Figures.
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Farmers and gen
erous patrons, we are
thankful for the liber
al patronage of the
past year, and by a
continuance of the
same will give you
better bargains than
ever before.
Farmers, do not fail
to put your Wheat in
with a Drill. Come
and get one, and be
convinced that it is
the best implement
for farmers use
Hardware aridAg
riculturallmplements chedp cheaper cheap
est. Farmers, we Avant
to supply you with all
the machinery you
want, as we are satis
fied that we can sell
you the best article at
the lowest prices.
Farmers aiicl Stock
dealers, we are agents
for the best Wind
Pump and Engine in
the market. Please
send for price list.
Hardware, Stoves,
Tinware; large stock,
wrhich we are putting
down at the bottom
figures.
If you waxtt to save
money, buy goods of
Tisdel & Richards.
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We offer great in
ducements to farmers
buying at wholesale
with the cash, and
will duplicate all bills.
We have on hand
Seed Drills, Broadcast
Seeders, Stalk Cut
ters, Plows. Cultiva
tors, Wagons, Sulky
Hay Bakes, Double
Shovel Plows, Corn
Shellers, Harrows,
and many other lands
of farm implements
which we do not men
tion. Come one and
all, get what you need
before too late.
If you want a good
Pump, call on Tisdel
& Richards.
Wagon and Car
riage Timber Iron,
Steel, Nails. 'Full
stock of everything
on hand, which we
will make low down
for cash.
We can supply the
farmer with every--
.thing in our line,
cheaper than any oth
er dealers. Give us
your patronage.
Agricultural Im
plements at panic pri
ces by Tisdel & Rich
ards. ,r- M
gfs
Farmers' . Clubs,
bring in your bill to
Tisdel & Richards,
and set the benefit of
the cash discounts.
The Ball and Sage
Wagons are far ahead
of any other wagon
in the market. They
are the lightest draft,
and are sold and war
ranted by us
OF THE RED STOVE & PLOW,
did Regulator Store,
MGHARDS.
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CLOCK&, WATCHES, JEWELRY;-
Itcpalred, and Jewelry Maauflctnrcl to onlw.
ALL WORK tf itfiRASTEP
SCBCOOlL TOOKS.
CHOOEj JDooks.
FdrsaTeelieap by O.S. DUNN
BEHT1ST:
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-.f svemm.WLi.. . . . . .
isr-Aiiupcraiions rer
gS formed la tke best
--r!x!i winner.
'? 5sO r r 0ijf-r.
r4icS" At residence on Matn
rr street.
At Rock Port, Mo., from 1st to Tth of eiicb'
month. . .
SPRING TRADE, 1S74?
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FURNAS NURSERIES
Browiwilie, Nebl
Furnas,Son & McCormiclf
Thnv nffVr flm lniwnot nnil mnd Select
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general ?f urscry Stock ever oflerea in?
the West, eonsistintr in part of
20,000 Choice .1-yisar oll Apple Trees.
100,000 ' 2 " " " "
fioo 000 1 " " " "
60)000 1, 'J. 3 nnd 4 year old rear"
Trees.
40,000 " 2, !5 and 4-year old Cherry
Trees.
50,000 " 1 and 2-year old Peach Treu.
20,000 " Plnra, Apricot nnd Necta
rlue Trees.
4.000,000 No. 1 Honey Locust Hedge riants.
2,000,0( " Osage Oranue " "
5.000,000 Forest Tree SeedllnRS.
2.000.iXW Evergreen.. In variety.
100,000 each Black bt'rrles. Raspberries and
tetrnwnerrles.
50,000 each QooKeberries and Currants.
20.COJ Perpetual anr Climbing Roses.
HL00 FloweruiK Shrubs.
10,000,0 Willow Cuttings.
Cooley-'s Early AVhito, aadlSaaferd
Corn.
IT-Iluft.3sr BEES
BERKSHIRE AND POLAND HOGS;-
tf2-Corresponl:nce Solicited. SeadT
for CatRlogc."l
t.n: MORROW.
F. M. SPERRTf.
SALE AND EXCHANGE
COGSWEIiL'S OLD STAND,
Cor. Slain &. latStB.'
BROWNVILLE, NEBEA'SlJi',-
NEW STOCK,
ByeO!ISlHDC&RRliGES:
LATEST STYLES.
MORROW & SPERRY,
Proprietorn.
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BOJY & BRO., :.
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BTJTOHEfiS.!;
RTJW TWO SHOPS.
One opposite Sherman Jlome. on Main street, theT
other next door to Bratton'?,on Sixth street.
Oood.ss'eet, rrftlimeat attvaj-son band, and sail'
section ciaranteed to ewwmers. lT-23-ly
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Sealer In
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UadMaking a Specialty!
Keeps a fbtl Ii'iiu of
IMETAlilG AND WOO:
BtJBlAL CASES.
5G Main Street, BROVNTILLE, :
'W. . MOOHE &- CO.,
Commission TferchanU
SHIPPERS.
A5D DEALERS IX GRAIJ. AXD COA1
1 Dlaln Street,
CroTTnvillp. rtfebraslta.
Graat Western
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