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ADVERTISER.
Y MORNING, AUGUST 27, 1874.
An Omaha milliner advertises
"neat-hiding" hoop skirts for sale.
ubilsherC ICotlces.
OTTHEAnvEBTiBKBforsRlebJ'G. , gjg style.
nv.ri'pr Stationer and 2fews Deal- j
12 sjfeet. nesi aoorio me i-cwjiu--
We understand that Mr. Jim
Russell Is not to leave the Star Hotel,
but will continue to run it in nrbt-
Marshal Daily was in the city,
on Tuesday.
c' as ordinary readlnj; matter.
5 'en cents per line, ecca insertion.
y pe, twenty-live per ceni. aeuiu-
ratcs
ikkts under tne bead ofWantwl."
Fr Sa'.e." "Lost," "Found," &..
wMT liwHwr" 1 farsnty-flve cents far each advor-
HSve lines, or less.each Insertion, as-
- Sve lines, at the rate of five
Be,ct insertion
tliorized Agents.
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en is ' authorized spent t Aspin-
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;res '.;i(Hiuuo".'-
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Grasshopper warm weather,
politics, cholera infantum, and the
Chronicle, are tU worst things Otoe
county has fa t itend with at pres
ent.
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Baily, McGee d
splendidjlnew bu?
parent! jtample a
vehicles!
Weglllte
ical students jrt'
tide in tffls p. J
Shook, from b
College
e transfer line of
2o., have added a
o their already ap-
ay of commodious
The county convention of the
farmers' and laborers' party will be
held on Monday the 31st inst., instead
ot the 1st of September as we, through
erroneous information, announced
last week. The convention will he
held at Grand Prairie.
SHERIDAX SCRAPS.
ention of any med
a county to the ar
directed to Senator
Louisville Medical
'era! communications are laid
ar rest issue.
a call-
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he citv and gave ub a pleas-
last Monday.
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WcSalwava id nn idea that a
enndidabfor nfjee stood a better
chance forj8uccs5 if lie helped sup
port theparty j)per of his county
than ifJhe di not. Some people
seem to "think - hTerently, if they
think ataall bfi, 5Uch a thing.
The papers have another fatal
coal oil accident to record. A girl at
Omaha the other day attempted to
light a fire in the stove by pouring
kerosene out of the can. The can ex
ploded, setting her clothing on fire
and burning her to death.
The iVeg4ayS there was a cut
ting eorape'liiraaka City a few
- . -. J4 ...,t jdays ago. JJX atisears that a lot of
inn iiv i t rfinyivi"- ' jr- w
,...w - - '4 "i;aK
. .-otc mm m 1.v ma lr i n t frn
ur day last weekend fcvor-fjjg se mnhul ap.
peared. "TJien the young grangers cut
out of the door, around tbe cornerand
went home.
ere are several grasshoppers
Ih-re vet. but they are much and proprietor.
t.au they were a week ago.
The Western Jfcbraskian is the
name of a new paper started at North
Platte, Neb., by,J. H. Peake, editor
It claims to be inde
pendent, but Peake is a Bourbon, died
in the wool, and the paper will be run
in the interests of democracy. The
first number, which is before us, is
gotten up in good style.
The body of o man, supposed to
5"5jng man named neuoen be John Cnssinr.ii, was lounu on tne
Evas drowned in the Nemaha ; 14M, jn3t. on Lodjre Pole creek, near
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.Irit, while balhluglast Sun-1 Busline!!, Neb. It has since been as-
4mjwor:..ng. certaiued that he was murdered by
i his tRo companions, Gaston and
Bantz, rjrrorij wj,0 -n-pj-e the owners of a
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glsraen or ieran P1"-1 larsre herd of horses. Gaston has been
have an interesting letter
e tate Superintendent of Im-
on the fourth page of this
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and Mrs. AVilliam
iMgo'
tiwu last Saturday with ajarrted and confessed the deed.
j fine Clinton grapes, the
market this season.
MaTitd, on Smiidsj' the23d inst.,
JrJfcfv lather John Hays, Mr. Al-
HBr:- to .miss Alice iruonneii, ai
ii.nce of the bride's parents in
v.2.1 precinct, tins couutv.
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e are pleased to learn that Jas.
Na'jghtou was choseu Grand
e n ine reoeni session o. ine
L Jge K. of P. of Nebraska,
1 Jimmy is fully deserving
h;ior conferred.
The trial of "Waldo for the mur
der of Geo. Randall, some two years
ago near Sterling. Nebraska, took
p!ee at Pawnee City last week, and
resulted in his acquittal. After the
jury was received the district attorne3
J entered a nolle prosequi in the case of j
Mrs. Randall, widow of the we were
going to saj' murdered man who was
under indictment for the Fame crime.
On last Tuesday D. H. Ellis and
Anna Parker alias Anna Davis of
London, this county, were arrested
and brought before Judge McComas,
on four separate charges, all rather
smutty, the evidence on which cases
not being deemed of a beneficial char
acter for our modest readers we will
not publish. The charges were as fol
lows: first, The people against Ellis
and Anna Parker for producing abor
tion on Miss Anna, or murdering her
unborn child. One against Ellis for
notoriously cohabiting with Miss An
na in a state of adultery; another
against Ellis for simple adultery with
Miss Anna; and one against Anna
for adultry with Mr. Ellis. J. H.
Broady appeared as counsel for the
State and E W. Thomas for defend
ants. The Judge bound the prisoners
to appear before the District court in
sums the aggregate of which is
$1,900. They gave bail and were re
leased. Ellis and his paramour ap
peared to be very bold about their
"nest-hiding" and evidently the only
thing that hurts them is the trouble
that the law has involved them in.
Ellis is a married man of probably
fifty-five years of age, has a family of
children, some married. One of his
daughters and her husband wero wit
nesses against him. Miss Anna Da
vis alias Anna Parker is a buxom
Scarce, good fresh butter. Plen
ty, flies.
One thing the grasshoppers did'nt
tackle W. Dundas's grindstone.
Plums are getting ripe; and now,
too, the "meloucholie" days have
come, the saddest of the year.
Eev. Mr. Coryell preached to the
inhabitants of Sheridan and vicinity
on Sunday forenoon and evening.
A fine chance for a blacksmith at
Sheridan. E. E. Savage has quit
work here and the shop at present is
vacant.
An odd sight is Mr. Sage's orch
ardthe trees stripped entirely of
their leaves and the apples standing
out so boldly.
The farmers, after the fashion of
Maud Muller, are busily engaged in
"raking the meadows sweet with
hay." Owing to the drouth the yield
is small.
Wonder if the grangers are satis
fied now? There hasn't been any
middle-men fooling around, but the
corn has gone straight from the pro
ducer to the consumer.
Judge A. W. Morgan and family
moved Into the hotel building last
week. Mr. Reed also moved to town
a few days ago, and will resume work
on -his building immediately.
DICK HUGHES ,
has quit his old trick of drinking la
ger beer, and has just received fifty
kegs of Beyschlag's pure lager, one
year old, which he proposes to sell at
five cents a glass if he don't make a
red.
TV. H. McCreery always keeps a
full stock of pure drugs. 52-3m
NICKULL is at Thurman's
stand, next door to State Bank.
old
TJBOE WAKKETS.
ST. LOUIS MARKETS.
Fruit Jars the best and cheapest,
by Stevenson & Cross.
Prescriptions filled at all hours, at
Nickell's Drug store. 60m8
Eight pounds tea for one dollar by
Stevenson & Cross.
Auoust 2" Wheat-No. 3, red
, fall Sl-061.07; No. 2. $1.151.16.
Corn No. 2 mixed 676Sc, and
steady and firm.
Oats No. 2, mixed 5555c.
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CHICAGO CATTIiE AND HOG .MARKETS.
Carpet chain, cotton yarn and cot
ton batten by Stevenson & Cross.
Cabinet work of all kinds made to
order at J. Ii. Roy's.
CLOTHING.
If you wish cheap suits, call and see
our ctock of clothing.
F. E. Johnson & Co.
Boots and Shoes for men, ladies and
children, atL. Lowman's.
Aug. .25 Cattle Common grade
Texans, $2.00$3.20; choice steers
$5.006.00; extra, $G.106.2o.
Hogs Common to good, $6.25
$6.75; greasers, $3.00$5.00; choico
td extra, $7.d57.80.
BROWJTVILLE MARKETS.
REMEMBERED.
St. Deroin, Nee. Aug. 24th '74.
Editor Advertiser :
Please insert the following in j-our
paper :
It is very pleasant to be "remem
bered," especially just as you have
settled down to the consiousness that
j-ou are forgotten. This was some-
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looking girl of about 20 or 2o years, I ,;.. . ,. , .
fa to J j evening last, when our esteemed
friends, of St. Deroin turned out en
Teas : teas : :
The cheapest and best at Gilm'ofe &
Co's.
Farmers, don't throw away 80 or 90
dollars on a wagon to save iti dollars.
But buy the Bain they are the cheap
est. CallntNickell's Drugstore, when
you come to town. 50m3
Machine 0atNiche!l'si)rug Store.
A new stock of Pure Drugs at Nick
ell's Drugstore. 50m3
Hogs $55.50 for fat ; stock, $2.50
3.50.
Wheat 6070c.
Corn 75c offered for corn in ear.
Oats 30c.
Barley and Rye, same as last
week.
JJOHNR.BEIX,
Dealer In
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LUMBER'
Has the
ljlzr,Gt-:ejs't
and
BEST
Stock, of all Grades, in this
Western Oonntrj, or ever
brought to Erownville, and
Li keeps constantly on hand
everything pertaining to a
first class and complete Lum-t-t-
berXarat.
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The "National Currency Tobacco"
made by Colhap of this city, when we
consider its qualit, 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 should see Colhapp" before
supplying themselves.
Saginaw salt at Swan & Bro's.
Mr. John Mahle, of Douglas pre
cinct, called on us a few days ago and
renewed his subscription. He in
and from her lusty appearance we
should think that any fellow who is
broad between the ears like Ellis is
the man for her.
We will give one item of testimony
which will give a good idea of how
matters were carried on about the El
lis house. The old lady said her hus
band, when he didn't want to be in
terrupted, would put her in a room
and lock her up, and then retire with
Miss Anne, (who lived at Ellis's
house) to another room and lock
themselves in, and much of the time
occupied tiie same bed together all
night. The old lady was kept quiet
all this time through dread of the
kicks and blows administered from
time to time by her husband.
. eek eiM-svoagofWte jmj Wished
Btatingt'hatjlheQof had been
r-im tlifi "P1?nicfftnf liurfh
P. nf4 tl a ( frlkk 7afn V n Ik'X kATV -l K
w.ji-v. UD v.l.ll..,b.M..v,Hpc''".l fcmjci
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nMirn linn iniiiFaniinioiTvitir nnncinnr r
i vuiii iinu iiijuicu iita 41 uau wuuotudT
ably, but that he would have about
:?nt storm. The soeroo of aurt"rnv'unu- """ v -icit.
luu. wo Ujouzni renaore. irnr -' -'
8mt Uot correct-the roof of the ', ProPer economy, will not suffer for
Wanted. All kinds of grain.
. Theo. Hill & Co.
church was not blownoff and i j want of peaches these famine times.
M3ght
l But how is that for a peach cr-op?
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.v. r uruR3 lias issued a circular 5
eJ to the County Clerks of the
al counties asking for informa-
tc!.vruinK tne Krast lion per raics
rather State aid will be iiece-
)ri.jt The State Superintend-j
Immigration is looking about
ij-25 how crops have beenaflect-
tar little nlacues. sad to render
ice if necessary. Schuyler Iicg-
The following complimentarv
utieeof the new landlord of the Un- i
ion House, we clip from the St. Joe
Herald :
St. Joseph people who visit Brown
ville. Nebraska, will be lad to learn
that Mr. .lo-eph O'Pelt formerly, the
popular host of the Phelps House, at
Phelps Station, has taken charge of
the Union House, atBrnwnville. Mr.
O'P. is a capital landlord, and no
man knows belter how to maintain
the reputation of a first-claas hotel.
.a t week we noticed the fact of j
Mclvin's wheat stacks being The countj' commissioners held
ii. Miice that our attention has a speciul session last Monday for the
ca'.:eJ to two more similar cases purpose of inspecting and passing up
ceJ in the Tecumseh Herald. J
?rrv. living four miles and Mr
V wmmtht eiirht miles from Tecumseh.
Lad their wheat stacks destroved
ire :n some way unaccountable
ss Lv incendiarism. Is it not pos-
tbat these fires might be caused '
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JLiiwiu cutis lAiuimtsiiuii wiuie cue
,:goes through the .sweat" dnr-
ie unprecedently hot weather of
Bummer.
ho city law forbidding cattle to
large within the city limits has
bMV partially suspended by order of
iaHpIayor, for the present, and all
xlfeSus now reouired in that resnect i
ittle to be kept ofl of Main street
tker business parts of the city.
nn the bridge known as "Long's
Bridge." The bridge was finished
last Saturday and made ready for
crossing. In the afternoon of Mon
day the commissioneis visited the
bridge, and after viewing it pro
nounced it good. The completion of
this bridge is a source of gratification
and benefit to the traveling public,
who have had to pay ferriage when
crossing there for several months ;
and Brownville should be particular
ly pleused. for much trade was turned
to Nebraska City and other points
that will now return to our city.
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The Brownville precinct election
held last Saturday to elect delegates
to the county convention which will
link this is a good and humane ue next Saturday, was all that could
iding on the part of the Mayor1 ue desired, and was perfectly satisfac-
wgpouncil, for it was too hard on the i tor.V to everybody, so far as -we have
ml, and the little boys of the j heard. The caucus was orgadized in
t, to have them running over the the forenoon when the polls wero
md through the brush constant- opened, with judges and clerks, and
JrlWEiting for cowe and calves which kept open until six o'clock in the
yOfot awav froni their herds or j evening, giving everybody an oppor
;Pl We believe in giving the boys ' tunity to vote. There was no effort
K XMK. ! made to Pet vnfprc nut mnra tlion I,nr1
(been made through the paper, but
jar as we nave Heard, we be- I notwithstanding this nuite a larire
Jietlit is generally the oninion thnt I vote was nolhd. T!ip fniir-5ncT
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TKMFEHJLKCE COJTVEXTIOSV- "
WiHETtEAS,vAa" the State Temper
ance Central Committee has called a
State Convention ti be held in TTftT
coln September 9th, for the purpose of
nominating a full State ticket, and
whereas they have recommended that
the temperance voters of each county
in the State hold a mass meeting at
the county seat on the 5th of Sept., to
elect delegates to represent the coun
ty in said State Convention. There
fore, notice is hereby given by the
undersigned Countj' Central Commit
tee, that said Countj' Convention will
be held at the court house in Brown
ville, Saturday Sept. 5th, at one o'
clock p. m., to elect eight delegates
for the purpose aforesaid.
Wm. Tidbow,
John K. Duxdas.
Jarvis S. Church.
County Central Committee of the
Temperance party.
For fair dealing and the lowest fig
ures go to Stevenson & Cross.
If you want a No. 1 stove for the
least stamps, call and buy of Tisdel&
Bichards.
masse and surprised us at the parson
age. They presented us with many
of the good things which satisfieth
hunger, and clothes the body ; also a
roll of greenbacke for future necessi
ties. Credit is due Mrs. Dr. Fitzger
ald for the part taken in getting up
the party, The evening was spent in
friendlj- conversation and the lovers
of vocal rauic sang seme good and
appropriate pieces, and all passed off
pleasantly. Tho things donated were
elegant and very much to our liking
With thank?, very truly yours.
J. Bowma?:,
E. M. Bowman.
Farmers will not have cheap, infe
rior Wagons, but buy the Bain.
HA5D BOOK. OF POLXTICS-FOK-JLS74.
Br'IIozL4KdTr&rd'3XcPbersait. Cleric of
California Wine and Brandy at
Nickell's Drug store. 50m3
Wm. H. Hoover, Real Estate Agent
and Convej'encer. Court Room.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
THE GREAT .CA&SE OP
HITMAN JIISEKY.
Jat PuWliicd, i n a Sailed Znwfcp.
lYlee six cents.
A Lecture en the Nature Treatment, and
Radical Cure of Seminal Weakness, or Spormator
rhosii. Induced hy Self-Abase, Involuntary Emis
sions.'Impotency. ferrous Debility, and Impedi
ments to marrlagesenerally; piles. Consumption,
Epilepsy, and Fits: ilcntal and Physical Incapac
ity, c. By KOBERT J. CULVERWELK, 1T.D.,
autnor of the "Green Book," ic
The world-renoivned author, in this admirable
Lecture, clearly proves from his own experience
that the awful consequences of Keif-Abuse may be
effectually removed without medicines, and with
out dnngercus surgical operations, bougies, instru
ments, rings, or cordials, pointing era: d mode of
cure at oncf certain and effectual by which every
sufferer, no matter what his condition may be,
may cure himself cheaply, privately, and rad
!cally. jS Tills Lecture will prove ahoonto thousands and
thousands.
Sent under seal, to any address, in a plain sealed
envelope, on the receipt of sis cents, or two post
age stamps. Also. Dr. BUIsbee's ItEMED Y FOR
PILES. Send tor circular. AddressthePablisher,
CHAS. J. C. KLINE & CO..
127 Bowcrr, New York, Post-Office Box4,5S6
30ly
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JEW3EL3BH,
Louisville cement, Alton lime, and
hair at Swan & Bro's.
A full line of smoker's articles con
stantly on hand-atL. A. Bergman's,
very low for cash.
YOU AltE IXTERESTE1).
If you regard life and property go
and st'e the Non-Explosive Lamps at
H. C. Lett's drug store.
XOX-EXPLOSIVE LAXtlPS.
Go and see the non-explosive lamps
at H. C. Lett's drug store. He has a
lamp that every family should have.
Engine Oil, 70 cts. agallonatlsick-
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DOOHS,
BLINDS..
LATH,
SASH;
SKHTGlES
TIMBSRS, &c,
and sells at prices so low
as to defy competition. If
you want anything in the
line of Building Material,
call at the Bell Lumber yard
DISSOIiUTIOX NOTICE.
"VTOTICE is hereby Riven to all whomjt
1A may concern, thnt tho partnership of
riiomas?.. Morrow nnd Frederick Sperry,
heretofore dotnp a, livery stable business fo
Brownville. Jeb.. onder the Arm name of
Morrow fc Sperry. is dissolved, adfl was dis
solved on tbe first rtny of Anust. A. 1. 1S71
and that said Sparry :s and bs.heen endeav
oring to defraud said firm, and farther that
said Sprry lias nn antiiorlty whatever to do
nny business for tlrm. nor to do anyttiintr In
tho way of iUposine or tho proportv of said
firm, nor Riving receipts for said flrnJ, nor
doing any thl as whatever In the settlement
of said firms affairs or business.
TIIOMAS X. MORROW.
Angnst 1, 1S71. 7wS
IS&w Stage 'Line.
WAT, JSZIVSOjT
Is noTV rnnning a Daily line of Stages from
BR0WRVILLE TO JOHNSON,
Connecting at Johnson with Stages to Te
cumseh. liMngers and Freight earriedat
reaponabk rao.
llf EMPSON & MAKTIN.
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Manufacturer and Dealer In
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Clocks, Watches, Jewelby
JOSEPH SHITTZ,
No. 59 Main Str-t, SrcTravillec,
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Keeps conetaatiy on b&d a lanw awl wett
assorted ;ock of Knatiie urUdes 1 Me Mne.
ReiHtinac of Cloetts, AVatci6s antt Jewelry
done on short notice, at reasonable rates.
ALL WORIC WARRAJS'TZD.
Oline,
JPASTT.-LOAJ&TJJEr
SHOE
Si Custom Work
Made to order.
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S3 I Whins, Holies, Blankets. Brushes,
j Fly-Xets, Etc.,
I 2 1 ReDftlrinc done on short notice. Theoele
g5
PS
ell's Drug Store.
CLOCKS, WATCHES, JEWELKY,
"Kepaired. and Jewelry Manufactured to order.
ALL WORK V'ARRATEP
'Oohool Books.
School Jjooks.
FITS GURANTEED
at) Main Street,
BROWYILILE, NEBRASKA.
Marble Works
hrated Vacuum Oil Rlacklns. for oraaarvlnc
Harness, Boots, Shoes, &c, always on hand. ,
G4 Main Street,
BROWXVIITiE, XKBRxlSSA. :
A PuOBlSOSr,
For sale by
G. S. DUNK
PATENT WEATHEEr
This accurate and impartial Volutodl'
gives the full record on tbe "Increase
of Salary Act" and its repeal, on
transportation, civil rights, and finan
cial questions, including the act of
1S62 creating the "legal tenders" and
coin interest on bonds, and the Vari
ous expanding and contracting acts
since. President Grant's messages
and memorandum, interviews, letters,
proclamations, and action in Alaba
ma, Arkansas, Louisiana and Texas.
Supreme Court decisions, Illinois and
Wisconsin railroad laws, constitution
al amendments, made and pending,
in States and Nation. "Back-pay"
statistics; tables of appropriations,
debt, elections, currency distribution
by States and sections, &e. Invalua
ble for campaign. Cloth, $2.50, post
paid. Address Geo. Fits. Dawson,
P. O. Box 434, Washington, D. C.
Sw4
1ACHISK OIL.
Call and try H. C. Lett's Polarinf!
ienginooiI-warnintedtoibeibetteriaiidl uyjgiThe best for excluding &
Lcheaper-tlminany oiliin use-. w i '"WUfD.UUST. OR IfcASTi "-
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Iror.ilie best iniplements at any
kind, stoves, hardware, groceries or
wagons, go to Stevenson & Cross.
vi WIKB,XrrJST, OR RASTi -3
' it& from under doors. .. T
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STan & 3ro. .
W. H. McCreeri' has all kinds of!
niacnine ous, anu win not us unuer
sokr 52-3m
Iiachine oila and belting by Steven
son & Cross.
Scythes and Pitchforks the best
and cheapest by Stevenson &-Cross.
ANNOCNCK3IEXT.
I wish to inform all my old friends
and the public generally, that having
sold out my hotel business to Jo-eph
O'Pelt, I am now devoting my entire
attention to the superintending of my
livery stable, and feel confident
that iu the future, as in the past. I
can give "general satisfaction."
Ben. Rooniis.
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'!Byblican convention next Saturday
'(iMot nominate a ticket, but post-
jgJSjythat important matter to a fu-
taraeeting of the delegates. We
-ifaiafe that is a good idea ; that noth-
,iirlll be lost by adjourning the
rr!? 5lSSE:ntion uut'l after the State cou-
tuat vre may pront by any
o
gen
tlemen were elected such delegates:
J. L. McGee, D. O. Cross, W. H.
Small, W. H. McCreery, W. A. Pol
ock, W. E. Majors, John B. McCabe,
L- A. Bergmann, Joseph Huddart,
and John Blake,
r J "J I luO IOllnwmrr ic o Iter rf fl. ,11
tant questions that may be Pmt r .1. ,.,
rp, s ... . i 6- um meoinerent precincts, to
There Js nothing more lui- 1 tua .,... . r.
""., uuuveuuon, as tarasbeard
imnr a vie- from i,t ..., .
or necessary in gaming a tic- from and r,tD,, . . ' .
twwathan to commence right. If the ' x-
gwili work in harmony and with 1 n ' x " "nes,joun
Sand with a determination to Jiarne5' L- Johnson, Jame8H. Drain.
bT. Deroin a. S. Bitter. Tr. t,.
1 - - "
Rice.
0 SMHfell
5V ef
ff' 'mT
vrmm1
4rmfr
i tAmmM-
7
the democracy, there will be
able at all iu doinir so. Tf tho
" I T .
tion concludes to adinum ilm ! -Ll"o John strain. F. "R. Alipn
mportant matter to be attended ! S" claitou-
be the eleetion of delegates to ' rEnxJ J- 1 Burdick, John Wynes.
te convention and theappoint-
of a central committee. We
Samuel Pettit. D. C. Cole, Thos. Bob
bins. Thos. Horn. John r.
. - , , ""JJJlUll.
y again, that as we understand .bbdeord Mc. Campbell. Amo?
lay of the land." we think the I Hughes.
ntion should adjourn for a week Aspinwall Frank Bother J. R
The election will take place ! Larking, M. Brand, TJ. S- Isaacs.
e 16th Of October. SO it Will Iip Oi.pv "Rnr-n- Pr,.l- Tfa,lF
that there will be ample time for Thomas.
ruugu can-cass. , Washington A- J.
H-.
Wright.
WASTED I
Corn in the ear for goods at the Red
Store.
A choice selection of plain and fan
cy ribbon at Louis Lowman's.
Fruit Jars the best and cheapest,
by Stevenson & Cross.
W. H. McCreery has a large stock
of paints, oils, glass, wail paper aud
window shades at reduced prices.
o2-3ni
Fruit Jars the best and cheapest,
by Stevenson & Cros
If you want something to eat when
in town in the shape of a Dice lunch
good bread and butter, boiled ham,
cheese, &c, go to Small's.
Hardware, Tinware and Queens
ware by Stevenson & Cross.
Xew style belts received at Low-man's.
Stoves, groceries and iron by Ste
venson &, Cross.
Keep the largest and best selected
stock of ribbons and fancy goods at
Louis Low"maurs.
Lard Oil, the purest in town, at
Nickell's Drug Store.
NOTICE, SPORTSMEN.
Those in want of thorough-bred
Irish setter Bird Dogs, can be suppli
ed bv calling on W. T. Den.
The best ten cent calico sold at
Lowman's.
Sugar cured hams and country
con at Swan & Bro's.
ba-
Why is it that people
trade at Den's? They all
trade at Den's, and will
continue to trade where
the' find a shot gun or
stove, a wagon, a suit of
clothes, furniture, dry
goods, fish, pitch forks
and handles, hats and
caps, boots and shoes,
powder and shot, cart
ridies, gun wads or any
kind of goods they want,
cheap for cash. Call on
Den and see.
Our Goveruoi's Choice is the favor
ite cigar; manufactured by L. A.
Bergman, No. 41 Main Street.
COUNTY ORDEllS
Taken in exchange for dry goods by
F. E. Johuson & Co.
Large stock of clothing for men,
youths aud children, at L. Low-mans'a.
Another car load of Stu
debaker wagons just re
ceived by W. T. Den.
Who sells the best wagon?
Why, Den sells all the
wagons, both spring and
farm, and the Studebaker
must be the best.
Choice Hannibal fall wheat flour at
Swan & Bro's.
atlEENSAVARE.
Large stock at Stevenson & Cross'. .
PELLOAV SPORTSMEN.
Now is the time to buy
your breech and muzzle
loading shot guns at W.
T. Den's. He has just
received a ton of shot, a
cargo of Bogardoes dead
shot powder, caps, cart
ridges, gun wads, and ev
erything in the sporting
line will be sold cheap for
cash at W. T. Den's.
PLASTERING HAIR
For sale by the pound or
bushel by J. H. Bauer.
by the
Saddles and codfish for sale by Ste
venson & Cross.
New Bed Steads, Carpets, Bureaus,
and Wash Stands, cheap for cash, at
Roy's Furniture Store. Call soon
Closing out goods cheap at Louis
Lowman's.
Summer clothing lit edst by Louis
Lowmau.
St. Joe. No. 1 Flour at A.
more &. Co's.
H. GIN
. "B For sale by
C3
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Wmmmm nne wigajps g
rllKI ''IP dealer in i t I
WSFSml chewing g
wJPIilf Brownvll,eKt,,-j pi
smwzm srjmmm. ?-atgsSr ,
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OPTS AHD SHOE
CTSTOiT "'ORK
3XA.DE1 TO OX5.23E3K.
Itepatnnc ncstly done. No. S3 3Iain street. Brown
Tllle.Neb.
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rr . j?jc cast
v -
CnFFARjuBS UEIBHAST,-
Jlnnnfafturpr and Dealer In
sniDomestic Marble
3Ionuiaents, Tombstones,
TABLE TOPS, Az.
Slain Street, between th anil 7th,
BROWiTTlI,IE, KESRASKA.
AH orders promptly filled and mtfc&ictloB-
gaRranteed.
SPECIAL DESIGNS FUBMISKED.
CIIAS. 'EIDH ART. ProfMiMor.
ii. M. CONNER, Travrttrig Aget,
0 a.
Manufacturer and Dealer in
ADDLES, COLLAR
mimit
;5SsJ
50 PIECES
New styles of Prints just receives by
F. E. Johuson & Co.
PAR.TIEUS,
Get your Machine repairing done at
Lockwood's machine repairiug shop.
St. Joe No.
more& Co's.
1 Flour at A. H. Gil-
3IACH1XE KEPAIKIXO
Done at Lockwood's machine repair
ing shop in the be3t manner, and for
5&!t
Mkt
Jt- 0prrirs -3-
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ARNESS, BRIDLE
Zlnk Pnil,Bruslics- Blanlrcta.
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MSDICAX CARD.
Catarrh, Throat & Lung Affections
Arc vastly on the increase, and can only be
cured by remedies for the cause of disease. 1
Inhaling remedies are usefal and will cure.
DEAPAESS, BlilA'DXESS, &c, !
are caused by a rush of blood to the heftd
by Scarlet Fever, Measles, Scrofula, &c, &c. j
Dr. Dodue's new remedies remove the cause ,
Flbtula iu Ano cured without the use of the
knife. All forms of Ruptures and Hernias
treated for a permanent cure. Trusses of all '
desirable manufactures furnished on short .
notice. Ovarian Tumors a specialty. Ad- '
dress Dr. N. S. DODGE, 117 South Ifalsted
Street, Chicago, 111. Jm
CIGAR
40 cents pr povni?
L. A. Benrmann & Co.
SOU I lid
mio
HnQH&
SB
ck&isb
XN THE BI52.
the least money, of any place in the By the author of "NiRh: Scene in the Bible"
I ana uur raiiier s noii'-e. 01 wnicn nearly
county.
ItAItGE LOT
Groceries just received bj' F. E. John
sou &. Co.
FR.UIT J AKS.
A large lot just received by F. E.
Johnson & Co.
Paints, Oils and Glass, at Nickell's
Drug store. 50m3
3IACI1IXE JILS
Kept at H. C. Lett's drug store, of
every variety.
Paper Floor Carpet,-25 cents ayard,
at Boy's.
Closing out Ijnen goods at and be
low cost at Louis Lowman's.
Selling goods as cheap as
L. Lowman's.
ever
IMO.OOO have been sold. "Home Life" is com
mended bv ministers of all churches as "the
author's "best boofc," "fnll of precious
thoughts." "Truth precious as gems," "a
choice book for every family," &c. Steel en
cravines. rose tinted paper.rich blndine.nnd
far rapid sale unequalled. A GEXTS, Younc
Men. Indies, Teachers and Clereyraen, want
eti in everv county: ?75 to SK0 per month.
Send forcfrcularr ZIEGLElt &, 3I'CUK
DT, fithVve. &JAdamsSt., Chicago, III. m
Sal m x - T, Isjaa
C32 r( - - " - KSBBJ
Groceries, Provisions, Feed
?ESSE AN23 S A2LT
-LIME, HAIR AN3 SANB.
Hitchest price puld for h!1 kinds ol Country
Produce, cither in cash or goods.
3"! Main Street,
joiis cHAniKifK. vr. r. ck.dzmck.
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