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.V& AUTOBIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH.
The following singular poem, from Mr.
Tllton, written1 at tire time of Ills troubles,
lias JTBlngulnr interest now:
Slit MARMADUKE'S MUSINGS.
I won n noble fame.
Hut. -with n. sudden frown,
The people snatched my crown,
And In the mire trod down
yty lofty name.
I bore a bounteous purse,
And beggars by the way
Then blessed mo day by day.
But I, grown poor as they,
Ilave naw their curse;
i gained what men call friends.
But now their love Is hate,
And 1 have learned too late
How mated minds unmate.
And friendship ends,
I clasped a woman's breast,
As If her heart I knew.
Or fancied, would be true,
Who proved alas ! she, too
False like the rest.
I now am all bereft
As when some tower doth f.xll,
"With battlements and wall
And gat and bridge and all
And nothing left.
lint I account It worth
All pangs of fair hopes crossed
All loves and honor lost
To gain the heavens at cost
Of losing earth.
So, lest I be Inclined
To render 111 for III
Henceforth in me Instill
O God, a swoet good will
To all mankind.
Klccj' IJollow. Nw. 1, 1671.
From the Indiana Farmer.
ICEKP THE GRANGE PURE.
The grange was organized to im
prove the conditions of ogrloulture,
disseminate knowledge on practical
subjects, oultlvato and develop' the
resources of our country and elevate
the conditions of all laboring classes.
This Order has grown with unprece
dented vigor, till it is a great power in
the nation, and here is the.danger. It
is only too true of mankind that the
possession of great power generally
involves a dispostion to wield it with
intolerance, which often results in
fanatiticism and tyranny. Still more
so is this true when the acquisition
of power has been sudden, and fall
Into experienced hands not accustom
to the great responsibilities. While
this organization includes men of
great capabilities, yet it would indeed
be strange if did not number among
its vast membership men of question
able oharaoter. Such are the faots.
Some of the members are now asking
the grave question :
"How shall the Order be kept
pure?" Reports of defalcations and
scandalous stories have found lodg
ment in this organization. The New
York World says that in almost all
the States most thoroughly identified
with the grange move ment, scandals
have been started, and that iuvaria-
bly the officers and the organs of this
Order, inotead o laying bare; the full-
est extent, the Irregulartlco, lmvo en
deavored to cover up the circumstau
cea with a veil of Ira'ponotrnblo mys
glving as as a reason why the grange
is a secret organization, and that
there is nonnecessity of giving to the
public the Inside workings of the Or
der. It has been alleged that the
Iowa grange has member who have
received large profits from commer
cial transactions in the interests of
the Order, and that an investio-ntinn
had revealed the most "damning dis
coveries" of extravagauce and cor
rupt management of the officers in
an official capacity ; but it is further
stated that these reports have been
smothered, and the records contain
ing them burned. xnd still another
report comes up that the Iowa grange
has an officer who is a defaulter, and
that his trial was carried on with lock
ed doors. All these rumors, which
have not been disproved, are causing
irremediable injury to this Order.
The country has had a sufficiency of
corruption, nepotism, and extrava
gance, and the least suspicion that the
Order has any irregularities in its
management is sufficient to diminish
greatly its influence. The Farmers
Union says, In regard to irregularities
of the Iowa grauge: "The rank aud
file of the Order are saddenend and
slokened with suspicions worse than
the truth. The whole result Is dis
satisfaction and possible disaster, and
the whole result is chargeable upon
those who most ardently protest their
devotion to the principles of the Or
der aud thoir desire for its advance
ment." While the honest men of the coun
try frankly and joyfully applaud
many of the works of the grange, yet
they cannot endorse, or even give
countenance to, unlawful manage
ment. So long as the Order endeav
ors to improve agricultural pursuits,
disseminate knowledge, and works
for the interests of the nation, It will
receive the most hearty co-operation
of all honest men, whether they be
farmers or not. The farming classes
compose the backbone and solid struc
ture of our national prosperity, and if
they keep the grauge pure, it will be
a great agent in the purification of
our legislation.
Darius H. Pixghey.
ChUUeothe, III.
SWIICDLIAC? iKAWGE AG!
The Farmer's Advocate, published
at Idianapolis, says :
"xV manufacturer made an arrange
meetwith a State Grange purchasing
agent, who ostensibly worked for a
very small percentage, but it wa3 im
possible for him to devote his time for
.so small a compensation, a iuriuer
commission was quietly allowed b- the
manufacturer. In a little time some
of thecounty agents who kenw a
thing or two the mselves, became sus
picious and wanted to deal directly
from-the manufacturer. This was ar
ranged with a great show of fairness,
the quiet commission beiug withheld
in each transaction. But it didnot rest
here. The local agents in turn be
came suspicious, and the county
agents had to be provided for. As a
result, there were three separate com
missions paid in each transaction,
while but one of the parties ever hau
dled the goods.
Such escape from the dishonesty of
middlemen is a matter of refreshing
contemplation. Were it but a single
case it might bo attributed to the dis
honesty of a singe individual, but it
seems in this iustance.to have extend
ed rapidly from one agent to a large
number subordinates, all of whom
were as eager to obtain a taste of the
polls as politicians are supposed to be
to get their finger into Credit Mobil ier
pies. And the Advocate solemnly
warns farmers to look into these agen
oles, and assures them that they are
proving far less profitable to the
consumers than it was supposed they
would prove."
New apples at one dollar and ten
cents a quart. Ten cents for apples
and one dollar for a doctor.
i
In Pennsylvania, a lady was hook
ed by a neighbor's bull, for wearing a
red dress, now bemoans that she has
no redress.
A Winona paper tells us that Win
ona is a "bad place to get drunk."
If the place persists in getting drunk,
it is a good place to stay away from.
SOCIAL DIRECTORY.
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Brownville Continued
Supplements
C 1 1 y County
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Emerson's. Addition to Brownville.
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7 1 8 69 5 66
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63 17 70 8 14
3 11 20 7 50 22 62 13 81
3 2 83 1 !V5 5 83
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North Brownville.
1 167 10 18 10 18
2 167 9 99 9 99
3 167 67 29
4 157 67 20
5 167 67 29
6 1G7 67 29
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12 167 11 41 II 87
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169
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LODGES.
Excf Islor Lodcc No. 1.1. K. P. Meet1? every
Wednesday evening in Masonic Hall. Visiting
Knights cordially invited. J. C McNauqiitox,
C. C. F.E.JonNSOK,K.It.S.
Brownville Lodce No. 5, 1. 0. 0. F. Ttegular
meetings Tuesday evening oi each week. In their
new hall over Low-man's store. Visiting brothers
respactfully invited. IIexby Coiin'. N. G. B.
B. Thompson'. Secy.
Brownville Division No. 19, Sons of Tem
perance. Meets every Friday evening in Odd
Fellows Hall, over Thurman's druse store. Main
street. Strangers or our order visiting the city
are invited to meet with us. A. G. Gates W. P.
G.W. Faibbotheb Sr.. K.S.
Nemaha Valley Lodcc No. 4 A. V. & A. 31.
Stated meetings third Thursday evening in each
month.
Itrownvllle Chapter No. 4. IT. A. 31. Stated
meetings first Monday night in each month.
Furiian Council No. ,1, It. S. & S. E. 31.
Stated meetings fourth Monday in each month.
3It. CnrincIConunandcrrNo. :J, K.T. Slated
meetings coud Monday in each month.
Rose ami t.ily Conclave. No. fi3, K.It. (;. It.
teC Meets at Masonic Hall on the fifth Mon
days. Adah Chnptcr No2. Order oi the Eastern Star.
Stated meetings third Monday In each month.
CirUKCHES.
3IetIiodiNt E. Church. - Services each Sabbath
allUSOc m., and TfJO p. m Ami'lay School at
2!jP. m. Prayer Meeting Thursday ecuin.
W . B. SLAUGHTER, PaStOr.
Prcubyterian Church. Services each Sabbath
at 10:30 a. m and 7:30 p. m. Prayer Meeting Wed
nesday evenings. Sabbath School At 2 o'clock
p.m. J. T. Baxrd, Pastor.
ChrNt's Church (Episcopal.) Corner Atlantic
and Second streets. Divine service everySunduy
evening at 7 o'clock : Sunday School at 3o'clock,
p.m. Seats free. Rev. J. E. Roberts, Hector.
20
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ATTORNEYS.
E. E. Ebriglit,
ATTORNEY AT LAW, Kotary public and Real
Kstote Agent. Oilice In Court House Build
ing. Brownville Keb.
1 S6
41
43 1 92
43 33
3 72
33
20
20 11 20
9 35 20 ! 13 '
92 !
CITY OFFICERS.
City Council. Meets the First Mondav In each
month. Mayor, F. A. Tisdel, Aldermen First
Ward W. T. Den. E.S. Wibley ; Second Ward F.
E. Johnson. W. A. Judkins: Third Ward
Lewis Hill, Fredrick barker. Marshal, D.Camp
bell Clerk. J. B. Docker. Treausrer.J Blake.
i uuu; j uuge, j . s, aicii.
COUNTV OFFICERS.
County CoiiiiuiKHloncr.s A. J.RItter, II. Hock
meyer.AIex. McKinney. County Clerk, Wilson
E. Majors. District Clerk. W. II. Hoover. Sher
iff, D. Plasters. Probate Judge, E. M. McCo
mas. Treasurer, A. n. Gilmore. Surveyor, J.
Gilbert. County Superintedent. D. W. Plersou.
.Arrival ami Departure of Ulailt.
ixonuern uany, dj- lianroau Arrives 11 a. m. 2
ueparus ii.m a. m.
.Southern Dally, by Railroad Arrives 2:30p.m.
Daparts 7:30 a. m.
Northern Via Peru, Daily Arrives 12 m: De
parts 1 p. m.
Southern Via Nemaha City, Dally Arrives 5
p. m. Departs 7a. m.
Western Via Tecumseh to Beatrice Daily:
Departs at 7 a.m. Arrives at 5 p.m.
Southwestern Via Table Rock Weekly Ar
rives Tuesday at 6 p.m. Departs Monday at 7 a. m.
North'vcstcrn To Helena. Semi-Weekly Ar
rives Thursday and Saturday at 6 p. m. Departs
. cmitrsua- uiiu v riuny ui t a.m.
Post Office Hours from 7 a. m., to7f p. m. Sun
days from 10 to 10ii a. m. W. A. POL.OCK, P. M.
TIME SCHEDULES.
RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
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T. L. Schlclc,
ATTORNEY AT LAW. MAY BE CONSULT
ed in the German language. Office next
door to County Clerk's Office, Court House Build
ing, Brownville, Nebraska. 18-6y
J. S. Stull,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW.
Office, No. 70 Main street, (up stairs,) Brown
vilie.Neb. 13-Gy
.T. H Broady,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW.
Office over State Bank, Brownvillr.Neb.
rir"
r'oS'0
E. IV. Thomas,
ATTORNEY AT LAW. Office, front room over
Stevenson it Cross's Hardware Store, Brown
ville, Neb.
IV. T. Rogers,
ATTORNEV AND COUNSELOR AT LAW.
Will give diligent attention to any legal
ousinessentrustedtohlscare. Office in Court House
Building, Brownville. Neb.
1 52
Ilcwett fc Newman,
ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS AT LAW
Brown vllle. Neb.
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PHYSICIANS.
A S. HOLLADAY. M.D.. Physician. Surgeon
rx. and Obstetrician. Graduated in 1351. Loca
ted m Brownville 1853. Office. Lett & Creigh'a
urugaiore,jicpnerson;uiocK. special attention
paid to Obstetrics and diseases of Women and
Children. 10-6ai
HL. MATHEWS. Physician and Surgeon. Office
. I n City Drug Store, No. 32 Main street, Brown
ville. Neb.
NOTARIES & COLLECTION AGENTS
09
39
L. A. Bergmnnn,
PUBLIC AND CONVEYANCER.
"VTOTARY
1.1 Office. No. 41 Main street, Brownville. Neb.
LAND AGENTS.
TTILLIAM H. HOOVER, Real Estate and Tax
1 t Paying Agent. Office In District Court Room.
Will give prompt attention to the sale of Real Es
tate and Payment of Taxes throughout the Nemaha
Land District.
GRAIN DEALERS.
Geo. G. Start,
CASH DEALER IN GRAIN AND AGRICUL
tural Implements, and Storage, Forwarding
and Commission Merchant, Aspinwall.Neb.
HOTELS.
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AMERICAN HOUSE, L. D. Robison, Proprietor.
Front street, between Main and College. Good
teed and Livery Stable in connection with this
nouse.
BLACKSMITHS.
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BLAdCSMITH AND HORSE SnOER. First
. streetbetween Main and Atlantic. Brownville,
JSeb Work done to orderand satisfaction guaranteed.
1 15
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Burlington & Missouri River Railroad
In Nebraska.
11:25 a.m. leave.
2:13 p.m ..
10:05 p.m. arrive
MAIN LINE.
...Plattsmouth
Lincoln
-Kearney June
2:05 p.m. arrive
11:10 a.m. leave
5:45 a.m leave
OMAHA BRANCH.
1:15 p. ra. leave I
2:40 p.m. arrive
.PIattmouth.,
-....Oninha .
! 12:15 a.m. arrive
1 10:50 a.m. leave
BEATRICE RR.VNCH.
3:55 p.m. leave I
6:05 p.m. arrive
Crete
Beatrice.
7:45 a.m. arrive
5:43 a.m. leave
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8 135
9 135
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79 lots
19 lots
162 lots
64 lots
5 lots
14 lots
32 lots
FRANZ EELMER,
(AGON &JLAGICSMITHJ(HeF
ONE DOOR WEST OF COURT HOUSE.
WAGON MAKING, Repairing,
Plows, ana all work dono in the best
Panne,aHi?n short notice. Satisfaction guaran
teed. Givehimacall. 34-ly.
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picjjiuuuuu, uiauu uuienyf-r her
tive lierbs found on the lower seJ'
nia, the medicinal pnroertio
are extracted therefrom witlioc or
of Alcohol. The aoestmn ,.'
daily asked, "Wbatfc the c,r 'n
unDai-alloled sucnnss nf rr.-lnsi
niT-r.c.3J rti... ... r .1 . Ji.
j.i.o vui iiuawcris, matt .
tho causo of disease, and the i ,r1
covers his health. TIie7a,nSl
uiuuu. jiuuuui auu il illU-glVin"f
a perfect Renovator and i"'
or tne system. Isevcr liefoi r,
,, . ..vi.u uajuu.
cuuiiuuuuuu possessing" tile p
qualities of Vixegar Bitters in "
sick of every disease man is beat
. u.eguu,; xuijjauve as weUaj
lUXlUtlli JUUUW11UU Vt lllUtUj
the Liver and Tisceral Organs
Diseases
Tlie properties of Dr..
Yixegar Bitters are Aperient,! T
Carminative, Nutritions. LamhrV .
Sedative, Conntcr-Irritant Sadun:.
f;i-n on.! uh'Dn;
K. H. McDOXXLTi & CO
Drntrsrists andGen. Arf. fn tv. , "
and cor. of Washington ami ChariiOTiv. tJT.
Sold by all Druggists and DtT
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Trains at Council Bluffs arrive and depart as follows
GOING WEST AHKIVKlOOINOKAST DEPAIIT
Day Express 10:35p.m. Da v Express..... 6:10a.m.
Kight Express.- 9:15a.m. Night Express. 4.-Ojp.ro.
I Ex. Freight 10:50 a.m.
W. n. STEXNETT.Gen.Pas.Agt.
ICausas City, St. Joe. &. C. B. Railroad.
Trains leave Phelps Station as follows :
Going North, 5:30 a. m. I Going South, 9-.3 a. m.
Going North 4:05 p. m. I Going South. G:45 p. m.
A. C. DAWES, Gen. Pass. Agent.
3 80
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5 65
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30 47 1
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9.50 a m 5:05 p m
acopni 3:30 pm
5:00 pm 8:45 pm
6:40 pm lu:15pm
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Nebraska City
1 ...Iilncoln..
2,-OOpm C:00pw
11:00 am 12:40 p m
10:50 am 9:40 am
9.-.'0am s.-00am
The following is an instance of
the "severely calm" style of Western
roportorial description : "Yesterday
morning a boy sauntered up to a
yard onjEihth street, where a woman
was scratching the bonom of the
earth with a rake, and, leaning on
the fenoe said, "Are you going round
the baok yard after a while?" The
woman said she didn't know; may
be she would. Why? "Because"
said the boy, "I just saw the cistern
lid drop on tho baby's head a miuute
go, and thought if you went round
you might lift it off." it i3
. . .1.1...
rrentiy reporcea mat tne woman
at."
Seward.
J. N CONVERSE, Sup't.
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'GRANGE DIRECTOKY
OHlcers of the Nntionnl Grnnce.
T.-?,"t w-Adams, Master. Wankon. Iowa. O. H.
Kelley. Secretery, Washington, D. C.
OHlcers of the Stnte Grange.
LlncoY B' Porter' 3Ja3tcr 5 Wln iTcCalg, Secretarj-;
N'emnhn County Central Association.
Church Howe, President. Sherman: W.G Swan.
ulcS:FrSsiiix'ati-nowar1' T-J- Valors. Secretary
w?n r3en.neSJ"' Treasurer. Brownville,
JP- Bridge, County Deputy, Peru.
nT"3TmES-mw Bridse- I'eru: J. Marlatte
Brownville: S. Robertson, Howard.
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GRAXOK.
Amity.
with the word
horse driven by
wag
tWWgBt a
assn to a dead stop. That's a
"whoa"
young
fine
Yes.
beeet of youra" saya the wag.
s pretty good sort of an animal, but
he has one fault. He was owned by
a butcher, and issure to stop whenev
re he hearan calf bleat." Wag doesn't
ay "wiioa to mat uorse any more. j
Bratton-.
Clifton
Charter Oak,
Forest Grove
Feibing
Grand Prairie
Hichland
Honey Creek.
Helping Hand.
London.-.
LIbertv !
Lafayette
Xemalia...
Nemaha Centre
Nemaha Valley '
Normal..!
Pleasant Ridge.
i'ieasant alley
Pleasant Hill. '
Protection
Prospect
Rosewood ....
Rising Star
Rising Sun..
Security.
Unity.
Washington...
Zlon- ........,.
GRANGES.
MASTER, SEORETARV.
I Church Howe 1 Wm. P. Friss..
a. u. Bailey
O. P. Averv-
1 J. Gilhprt
i R. V. Black
f n ir....r
N.J. Harmes
EH Wood
N. P deader.-
O. Glasgow
G. Lilly
J. H.Peery
IL Childs
J. Higzlns
W. M. Stokes.
Wm. Watklns..
A. Waltz.
T. J. Majors..
C Campbell
Wm. Jones
LeRov Mason
.1 JohnStraln
. O.B. Hewett
. Perry Buckets-
Wm. Bagley.
G"o. Crow
. Wm.F. Paris
I S. Cochran
, Cbas. Blodgett..
J. A. Qlel...,.,
is
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89 7
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G. Wathan
A. C Leeper.
Mrs.L. Schnyder
'KOOi.suiilou-
-'aMeader.
..'W.W.Smith
(S. Webber
..'W.H.Harris
- '. I'atrlck.
.. S. Robertson.,
- T.C. Kimfev..
- Thos. Burress
-'B.F.Senlor
-jJ.M.Pettit
-! Rob t. Coleman...
.!J. Marlatte-.
. I L. L. Mason...
. I C. Barnes
J. B. Piper
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NIAGARA F'S.NEW YORK. 11XAH
PITTSBURG. P1IILADEL1" A SI'im
CINCINNATI, BALTIMORE. J V K10 loi
ltUUlliSTJK, WASIIlNliTUN.UI 1-' o..
ALBANY AVHEELINC;. ST I Jn
TORONTO, COLUMBCS, CAlRuolal
And all POINTS SOUTH &. Elncl tl
Should buy their Tickets loStl
OHIOAGr'
'blclil
AND THE
Hh!l
Close Connections madf withal R!l st..-..,
K.VST or SOUTH frou thi. inx
THIS IS THE DIRECT
Sioux City, Yankton. Wa'er,'
Cedar RapIIs. Dubuque. T t.
Pra. Ou Chien, La l'rost v
Winona, 3Iarqur!tf
Ishpeming. L'Anse, tsca j
Negaunee. 3Ienasha. 1
Sheboygan. Stevens P:.
Obhkosh, Madlsi'U
AND MILWAUICtl
ROUIispii
coin
OJe
re wV
ndtt
amf, I
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ea.LJ
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These points are all on the line of
orare reacheil bj'thls route TvlthlesaiLit,,,
Amonsr the inducements offered ir
all the MODERN IMPROVEilFNT-
Rock and Gmvel Ballasted Trots.
Rock and Iron Bridges: Pullman Pa
Coaches: Parlor and Drawing-rxm l
Smokingand Lounging C'ar. V"i r.
Air Brakes: Miller's Patent Stiff 1 1
Platforms: Close Connections . t Jjr.
Less Transferees than any oth"r !; j'-
pots: no Car Ferry Tra'jsfer. iwl -
Absolute C"omfort.
From 2 to 10 Fast Express Trurs r
l)aih ni'Pr thrt ri plnmt liniw r.f M,,. iN f
curing to the Travelerseleetin" I.- . IDE!
certain connections in anv ciirettim
to go.
SfS- See that your Tickets Real it
lane none other.
-well
tn
tl
M. Hl'iiHITT,
Gen'ISupt.
V. II. -TFV
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THcabove cut shows the Anger raising its load of earth. As will bo seen, the Ancer
may be drawn p to Pulley E, which gives room to rnn a truck under the Auger to secure
ts load; and by turning Crank F the Turning Rod is removed from Drum A Then bv
turning Crank G the Turning Rod and Lever is moved forwaad, and therod Inserted in thl
Boring Shaft C and is ready for flll.ng the Auiler, which Is let dowS t m S t l2a
brake; and as the Auger works loosely on the shaft, the air has free circulation to tlL hot
torn or the well, thus preventing suction or atmospheric pressure ClrCUlatIn l tbo bot'
OjVE MAN A.PsX othj horse
CAN WORK THE AUGER SUCCESSFULLY
TWENTY FEET AST HOUR
Address ALF. W. MORGAN,
Post Office Box 12, BROWiWIIE, NEBRASKA.
(Successor to Furnas t s j
Oners for the conuinfj
trade a full stock of
APPIiES,
PSAES,
PEACHES,
natyt
J- I.
Js iirnasoutii
p,
lal
i3turj
rcsM
owoj
'oods
did.
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CHERRSES.pegi
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ssxjgtE pxAnrrs,
SHRUBS,
VINES, ETC,
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GROCERIES.
THJGIt.
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iOt pm
My stock Is nil grown in rs
own Xursery. Not a trc--
lereu grown einewnere. i Qjjj
,- .1 ... t .1: " ...:n. n 'VaS D'
iijjj iu ut'ui unci;!. ni '
planter. Come and see nsji ndia
stock. No attempt to coin asem
pete wun traveling iree pt iuo m
Wholesale and Itetail Dealers in
Tl i-k .-.
w
1
30
16
8
Glen Rock.
eenare,
7Sa. 30 MAIN STREET.
BioAriq-ATLnLiE, 2nteb.
lars as to price. But price ar.
quality guarant(ed to giye?a
isfaction. Price to be as low &.
any reliable Nursery can fur
nish at, and in kcepiug wi
the times.
Farmers, procure your tree
in the fall, when you have tic
to co hi nerson and sele-
Bury or heel in during wi-oy, fbj
ter. nrw! thus be readv to pla' hhln
early in the sprinjr and atod. . J
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PEACE& QUIETSALeOH,
No. 51 Main Street,
BROWIVVILILE, KEB.
BEST WINES & LIQUORS
KEPT ON If AND.
times before the spring
crowds vou.
Grounds one mile west of Krc w
vlllo. trhfira an endless .u'f
stoclc ot licro
found.
cm: m orated v.v
and
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B. KOGEKS, Proprietor.
AIiIiEN'S
NEMAHA VALLEY MILLS
3FH.OXJR. 1
BILLIARDS.
Ve have fitted up in fiuestvie a Rimini tm,-?,,,.
-wv.j w.t4 kucoaiuua.
mnn
Uf
T.ETTER HEADS,
BILL HEADD
3 Neatlyprlnted at this office.
!?F hNebraka Advertiser is for sale
ateo.S.Dunn'BBookStore.nextdoortothePwi
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-- horse
'mSSmZTP: -- tbro
COMFAHT
JOB PRINTING,
OF ALL KIJTDS,
Noatly and Promptly Executed.
AT THIS OFFICE.
HAVING a first class Steam j. r
control, throuKh purchase -
business, we are now better tfcan l T
parcd to render entire satisfa.t :n
of freight and passengers. ,
BrownTille Ferrr aud Trs
March 26th. 1372.
"HT MB JOT If
BODY SSO:
BTJTOHEB
Good, sweet, fresh meaUlwaj a v
the w
ingoi
for tl
usual
man!
ward
Tin
warrii
war1
face
back
the M
verb!
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