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I.blisuer6 Notices.
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gel ten rents per Mae. each IertMMi.
la-type.twenty-flve per cenu saum-
vc rtes
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X AIT.BEOTHKH & HACKEE.
Pnbltehere Advertiser.
The State Fair will cmarraence at?
Omaha on the 29th inat.
4 5J
The Brownville grain market re
ports are the same as last week.
Go and hear the "Choral Union"
nest Tuesday evening atMcPherson
Hall..
Body skinned a cat-fish at hiB
shop last Tuesday which weighed 83
pounds.
We have added, during the past
week, quite a number of new sub
scribers to our list.
We.have had eo much dust this
summer, that a litMe mud for a few
days was quite welcome.
m: CJTT.
Give the M. E. Church a lift, by
attending their contort at McPherson
Hall, on Tuesday evening, Septem
ber 22d.
A little son of Eugene Stevens,
residing in the north part of the city,
died on Tuesday of this week, aged
nine months. His disease wasiiu-x.
fir T?roin ncHUDS" too taie iui
UMs-fSeek issue.
JLWe undertand that Col. Savage
to run for Congress on the
ratio ticket.
"What gojd wife does not feel
JiiTlT tnat llr elslsra' xmI
Tt-ifli rl .j-rrels are all again filled
ffJMjgpin water?
-Jjfcae.ie are becoming very plen
.tiMfitt our market, and are sold at
ftmSkW cants to $1 00 per bushel, with
Mmmmtn'y to sun iesr njjiuos.
Those who were present and par
ticipated say they had a splendid par
ty at Billy Clark's. Nemaha City, on
last Thursday night. Hank Dye and
Mat Alderman made the music.
"Aspinwall" is a genuine Repub
lican, understands the situation, and
writes a very readable erticle, and we
invite him to contribute to our col
umns, whenever it is his pleasure to
do so.
The delegates to the Temperance
Convention, albeit many of them
were clergymen, had a keen apprecia
tion of the ludicrous. When they
nominated .Tarvis S. Church for Gov-
they set the whole State, and
Nemaha county, giggl-
-IS.,. M.r.ol ITninn" will PIVB ' ern0r
Sfe, -p,... rr.n o Vikh- 'Particularly
. -sr ,,. "M. r .. ..,-1 ins. Lincoln Blade.
mS&h. M. E. Churoh. Everybody
i5fe.
H&i, - T 1-.iTr -m tlin nMlailn
,..-. -r- 1,. . ilia fir.- nf Crlp4
' . .n 2 ilm .i n..r Kaali lAlfcnrl if Ji
will be read with inter- ' 'aiu "'" "" . ..
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Last Friday' night it commenced
raining here and rained Saturday,
Sunday, Sundajr night all night and
0r, until -Monday noon, giving us more
whn.li
elall bv the boys of
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.'e L io rt-'ceiveu n circtnnr irt
nci Mr easier, noinynis uju
HA' : i ' pie t'lai
T3terA,tjrr.i.j
lFzri
he declines to
General on the Pro-
S
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tt'rn General Webster noti-
e t nii?rauee people iim, ne is
Pr 'ii jitioui-it , and ominol oon
t. run on tiiat ticket but they
t in running him and being in
stant
,'erttu:u our thanks to C. A.
Tfgtjin E-'i Secretarv of the Johii-
jsScun Agricultural Society, for
;a'yompiinieutarv," with a kind in-
noon the weather cleared up brightly,
turned cool, and Tuesday morning
we saw the first frost of the autumn.
The State Journal tells the fol
lowing huge wheat story, but does'nt
say whether it was fall or spring
wheat :
FERSOSTAIi.
IjonvPhnrman was in town on
ThomM.,Bar.res3fiGlen Hock,
gave us a business call oa Tuesday.
Mr. Benson oOj'emahaiprecincT
called on us on Tuesdayfthia week.
We met Col. Austin in si. Joe.
last week. He is now a resident of?
that city,
TJncle Jake Collins, of Glen Bock,
called on us on Tuesdaj of this week
and subscribed.
C. W. Giel, of Benton precinct,
dropped in on us Tuesday, and said
he'd take the Advertiser in his.
'Squire Clayton called last week
and demonstrated in a substantial
manner his well wishes for the home
paper.
3Ir. J. B. Fisher, Republican
candidate for State Senator, was in
the city on Tuesday.
T. Xi. Schick has gone to house
keeping. His place of residence is on
College street east of the School
house.
Mr. B. M. Baily left on Monday
of this week on a hasty business trip
to Tennessee. He 'Will return next
week.
Gus Bergmann, came home from
the exposition &ick, but we nre glad
see he is out again, and we hope he
will soon he entirely over it.
Juo. R. Bell, who runs the best
lumberyard in Browuville that there
is in Southern Nebraska, came up
from St. Joe on Monday evening.
Mrs. H. H. Dolen, who has been
a bride only a few weeks, has for sev
eral days been dangerously ill, and
fears are entertained that she will not
recover.
We are pleased to say that Maj--orTisdel's
little boy, which has been
lying at the point of death for a long
time, is apparently improving in
Xotlce to
'STZXV CE2II3TEK.X.
Glen Rock
the fcitizene of
Precinct.
Notice i3 hereby given that we, the
undersigned, residents of Glen Rock
'Precinct, Nemahu County, Nebraska,
will meefc st the Glen Rock School
Uou3e bn thefl7th day of October,
fAD.U87Mst,7 o'clock, in the even
ing fornhV purpose offorming a
cemetery associatiofi, snd to
meOlDerS to ser.veilka trncfsuaa anH nnt
member as clerk. JUrKons intez3:
..-wU t. .?t-.i4 "JJviimnuii uro ICUtHiBleU
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to be present.
GOVEIIIXOXI'S PSOCLAJIATIOIf.
State of Nebraska,
JliXECUTIVE JJEPAP.T3IENT,
Lincoln, September 8th. 1874
-oj governor di tue totate.no pow
er 13 in me vested to provi le lor tin r -lief
of those among nv. citizens who
have lost their erous this fcea-ou.
The money in the Treasury cannot be
appuea to tne purpose, nowever ur
gent the need. But I have taken a
deep interest in the matter, and have
eleqb endeavored to learn all tne facts. It
xbjU buujcui ior grauiuue mac, noc
wltfcianding the unfavorable agri-
pulteral year, the State, as a whole,
has repagrs fair harvest. Though
HAZTS TIME PRICES.
Great Decline on Cooking and Heat
ing Stoves.
We wxli
H
I2w3
Jonathan Gill,
Thojias Burress,
Andrew Hiqgins,
Benj. H. Swift,
August Reejiers.
Remember. Mrs. Berkley has re
moved her millinery store into Mc
Pherson Block east business room
on the corner. She has just received
a splendid new stock. A irrand di3-
owr.corn crop has been greatly dam-agecfcteyiiifMimoppej-
snd also bv the
,,luJlui ""woiaseuectadit&e wnole
. country. weaTe-vPtlriwrhAJit
and generally, other crotiafSSltflftirti
is nothing in the events of'tHS3rear:tl
retard the progress of the Stateft"
But the poorer emigrants pusir
we3t. They settle on the frontiers;
and, by the necessities of the caset
several years must elapse before they
can cease their dependence on corn as
the staplecrop. This year's visitation,
therefore, falls on the frontier coun
ties with particular force. Numbers
of our citizens there resident, in los
ing the bulk of their corn, lose their
play of her goods will be made with
in a few days, of which due notice i year's labor; and have not the means
win ue given.
School Books at Nickell's Drug
store, opposite Theo. Hill & Co'a.
Fruit Jars the best and cheapes
hi' Stevenson & Cross.
Prescriptions filled at all
Nickell's Drug store.
hours, at
50m3
Eight pounds tea for one dollar
Stevenson & Cross.
by
A full line of smoker's articles con
stantly on hand atL. A. Bergman's,
very low for cash.
health, and if a relapse can be pre
vented, will recover.
Frank E. Johnson, returned
home last Monday from a health tour
to the "far distant west," which last
ed some two or three months. While
he was absent he visited the principal
places in Colorado, Utah, Montana,
Dakota and California. Hi- had good
health all the time and enjoyed his
travels very much. Ho comes back
weighing twenty pounds more than
when he left home. Hia numerous
friends are glad to see hinTsafely re
turned and in such excellent health.
Mrs. Katy Vickroy, sister of TJn
cle Moses Conner of this city, arrived
School Books at Nickells
store, next door to State Bank.
Drug
hats: hats:: hats:::
The finest fall stock of the season
best, cheapest, and fashionable, just
received by DOLEN. Ilw2
Farmers will not have cheap,
rior wagons, but buy the Bain.
i nfe-
Wanted. All kinds of grain.
Theo. Hill & Co.
"We saw yesterday in the office of; in Browuville hist Friday on a visit to
the U. P, land department a finesam
Lple of wheat (the West India variety)
raised in ( lux countv. Owing to the
drouth the kernel was much shrun
ken, but otherwise it was a tine vari
ety and turned out forty-five bushels
to the acre If the kernels had been
plump (which wise-acres tell us would
have been the case but for the drouth)
the field would have turned sixty or
sixty-five bushels to the acre.
tin n to be Dreent at their Fair,
TirSich will take place on Wednesday,
jgiu-Jay and Friday, the 23rd, 24th
aS5t-2.3th of tins month.
a'.near- that the best thing
"tlSgPr'iuhitKuiigta oouUl do in their
JWtic vention, for a candidate for
jfcHjtcrn"-. General, was to determine
in a man who juihiiely deciarts
'a Prohibitionist in principle,
uud of a wmv is that for the
Hon political party. ,
al bnther W. B. Slaughisr
wtU ported in political as he
jiU.pit matters, he would have
far from engineering J. S.
r;.i into a position on the Prohi-
nLdittasa candidate fbr Gov-
r Reasons obvious uupopuisr,
can't even command the ordiu-
temperance rots.
W. T. Rogers, Esq., is the nomi-
,f the Independents of this dis
ci for Dist rict Attorney. Kad Billy
brought on the track in sortie
other than hy a tide fchow, he
:i.t nave oeen eif eieu ne mav be
. w. In this neck of woods he
U run like a scared mule. We will
a our honest opinion that there is
Lis equal amonest the vouns;
flhjryers of the State for the position,
.rv few among the old ones.
f aA
Last Wednesday afternoon, with
other Browuville boys, we went down
to St. Joe, and spent Thursday all
titty viewing tilings pertaining to the
Exposition. We took the (rip for
recreation find rest and not to write
up the irreat Fair or the live old city
of St. Joseph, and adhering strictly
to our determination not to write any-
For fair dealing and the lowest fig-
Cross.
ures go to Stevenson &
Our Governors Choice is the favor
ite cigar; manufactured by L. A.
Bergman, No. 41 Main Street.
W. H. McCreery always
full stock of pure drugs.
keeps a
52-3m
see her aged brother and friends here.
Her home is in Ohio. She is 78 years
old, nearly fourteen 3ears older than
her brother Moses. The old lady for
some fifty years was a faithful mem
ber of the Bapti-t church, but she
having investigated the theory of
Spiritualism, and had given her con
vincing evidences of its truth, many
years ago embraced that doctrine in
response to her honest religious con-j
victions. Theagedlady isstill blessed j
with good health and a bright iniel- ',
lect. '
Mr. S. L. Swan went east several
months ago to improve his heali'Iili f
possible, and spent the summeftwitii'
his friends and relatives in
chusetts. But it appears that a
Dick Hughes keeps "Governor's
Choice" and other excellent brands of
cigars, and always has the beet beer to
be found in the city.
The finest lot of gentlemen's cra
vats and collars that ever came to
Browuville was received on Tuesday
the Sth inst. Call before they are all
gone. Ilw2
to maintain themselves and their
families during the coming winter
without outside help. They must be
aided, or they must quit the country.
Under these circumstances it is the
duty, and I believe the desire, of the
people of the older and richer por
tions of the State, to contribute from
their abundance towards supplying
the wants of the pioneers on the front
ier. This duty is pressing, for the
need is now present and severe, and
by private benevolence it cau most
promptly be-meb. I therefore invite
all the citizens of Nebraska, who may
be so disposed, to give liberally to
their suffering fellow citizens on our
western border. Monev. food and
clothing, and seed for next year's
crops, will be needed ; and nothing
but prompt help will place those,
who will otherwise be obliged to leave
their homesteads and the State above
absolute want, and enable them to re
main on their farms.
In order that all who give may feel
assured of the proper and wise appli
cation of whatever is donated, I here
by ask the following well known citi
zens of the State to act as a general
Committee for the receipt and distri
bution of all contributions, and re
quest them to meet at Lincoln on
Friday the 18th day of September, for
organization, and for such other ac
tion as may seem to them proper:
Gov. Alvin Saunders, Omaha; J. S
Morton. 0. H. Irish. Nebraska City ;
Win. B. lorter, D. H. Wheeler.
Plattmouth ; Amasa Cobb. Mayor S.
W. Little, Lincoln ; Judge E. S. Dun
dy Falls City ; A. S Paddock. Beat
rice; Ezra Millard. Edward Creigh
ton, Omaha; J. L Carson. H.C. Lett,
Browuville; Elam Clark. Ft. Cal
houn ; David Remick, Pawnee Ci'y ;
E. H. Rogers, Fremont; Tobias Cas
tor, Wilber; A. E. Touzalin. B. & M.
R. R. R. Co ; 0. F. Davis. TJ: P. R
R. Co; J. N. Con vers, M. P". Rail
way. It is my hope and belief that all of
those here named will be able anil
willing to ant in this behalf, and will
at once, on thp'ir organization. devie
the most efficient machinery for
managing this very much needed
charity. R. W. Furnas,
Governor.
vffer to our customers a
ful! iuo of the very best and latest
improved paterus at prices which will
tatisfy each and every purchaser.
Call and get our prices before pur
chasing. Our stoves are made ex
pressly for the western trade great
saving of fuel best baking. Re
member what we say. Come and see
us. Tisdel &, Richards.
WASTED!
Corn in the ear for goods at the Red
Store. --
Aicholce selection of plain and fan-
cyiTiboonii
at Louis Lowraan's.
fe
v.
Froft1ara-rtusox-Dest and cheapest,
by Stevenson Orosft.
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CiiAXiU;U ti AXK.
For sale by Hnei&aund .tfr j
bushel by J. I. Jiaaer,
SlySBtSel
BSic4kh-
Cabinet work of all kinds madoto
order at .T.-L. Roy's.
CLOTHING.
If you wish cheap suits, call and see
our ctock of clothing.
F. E. Johnson & Co.
TJBOE 2IAJZILETS.
L2GAL ADVZSTISHBEENTS.
CHICAGO
CATTLE AND
EETS.
HOG J1IAR-
Sept. 7. Cattle Fairly active ;
through Texans, S2.25S3.50; corn
fed, $4.004.50 ; fair to choice natives,
$5.00G.OO; extra, $6.106.75.
Hogs Common to good, $6.25(S.
$6.75; greasers, $3.00$5.00; choico
to extra, $7.C08.25.
ST. LOUIS MARKETS.
Sept. 8. Wheat No. 3, red fall
Sl.071.0S; No. 2, $1.131.18, at ele
vator.
Corn Firm ; 2So. 2 mixed SOc.
Oats Firm; No. 2, mixed, c.40
Barley No. 2 spring, 1.15(1.1S.
Rye 9Scl (fee.
BKOWNVIIiLE MARKETS.
Scythes and Pitchforks the best
and cheapest by Stevenson & Cross.
McsJa-1
ilo inform all, my old friends
ind"thenublic' generaliyftbafc having!
jt-jJ!s6lomhte1"busines3 to Josep'hj
thing or even take notes, we loaned ! efforts to have good health restor'eWOWel'"nmIlow -devoting my entire. Lest. RPncnfReiltionfor
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The Omaha Republican says ar-
genints have been completed by
"managers of the State Fair, with
r P and tlie O. & N. W. rail-
s w herebv nassengers will lv
sported to and from the fair
tuds every hour during the days
e fair. A side track will be laid
n on the O. & N. W. It. R.. near
grounds. This will afford such
mmodations to visitors as will
t greatly to the complete success
e fair
hanks to Judge DeForegt Por-
;tifiof Arizona, for Yuma City and
ecott papers. These papers con-
some items in regard U the Jud-e
tMrs. Porter whieh are matters nf
iwlerest and regret to their manv
' ' Thn r..... -.i tr-
nuua unv. "c j- itss'jww, jamer. nt
iit tli em's
,cu- w. , '
.bout noon yesterday, as Judp
orest Porter, his v.'ife and a littlo
1 who lives with them, wereridine
their carriage, towards Prescott
"break" which the Judce was sn
iping to the wheels of the vehicle,
le coming down s steep hill this
oi me JJivme of tiranite moun
, became worthless: the team
-jgfctted on the run, dorn grade, up-
ug me carriage anu araggmg it
its occupants a long distance,
little girl it appears was not much
red, but Mrs. Porter received an
wound in the face; while the
e bad one of the bones of his
t leg broken.
e Yuma Sentinel, speakiug of the
ving Yuma Indians about that
n, says : they recently broke iuto
ge Porter's residence, while he
his wife were absent, and robbed
of many valuable articles. The
dge's judicial opinion about civiliz-
and christianizing the Yumas
uld probably not he consonant
th Longfellow's musings.
WAurr
our iaher to a mend who forgot to
return it. But while we did not
bring Into requisition pencil and pa
per, many beautiful and excellent
things displays of fruits and flowers,
works of ingenuity and art, blooded
horses, cattle and hogs, left a pleas
ing imprint on our mind. Our judg
ment was the same as that of every
body else, that the Exposition was a
grand success, a credit to St. Joseph
and her people, because every part of
the grounds exhibited good taste and
a lavish but judicious use of labor and
money.
The show of cattle, hogs and sheep
did not excel in fine blood, we think,
but was equal to any fair ever held in
the West. The number of fine blood
ed horses was very large and attrac
tive to every horse fancier. We did
not witness any very quick time, ex
cept the races between the two cele
brated runuers.Port Leonard and Fal
mouth. These were better horses
than are frequently seen in this West
ern country. The horses being well
matched in speed made the races
mile heats, three best in five exceed
ingly exciting; and the time made
by Port Leonard on the first heat,
1:46, was within four and a half sec
onds as quiek as any time ever made
by horse flesh.
The crowd of people on the grounds
during the day we were there wasJ
truly immense, and we heard it vari
ously estimated at from 30,000 to 50,
000 people, and the police regulations
were so admirable and effectually en
forced that in that vast concourse of
people, from all parts, there was no
riots, fights, pocket-picking or drunk
enness, that we heard of.
We extend our thanks to Colonel
Burnes, President, and many other
officers of the Exposition, for favors
and courtesies shown us.
We made the acquaintance of many
; gentlemen of the city which we high-
) appreciate, and none more so than
that of the gentlemauly clerks of
Brittain, Ovelrnan & Co. And we al-
met a number nf nid f-;rn.i nf
- vx AMlAA3 -
were futile. On last Friday hi
brother William, who carried on tne
busine.-s of the firm in this city, re
ceived a dispatch from springfleld,
Mass., that Stetson was in the em
brace of death and rapidly failing,
and to come quickly if he wished to
see his brother again in this life.
William, without even taking time to
arrange with some one to attend to
the store during his absence, immedi
atli' packed a satchel, locked his door
and departed with n heavy heart for
the bedside of his beloved and dying
brother. The people of this com
munity who have known Stetson L.
Swan so long and favorably will learn
this news with sadness.
MIXED PEE IT:
For sale at Lock wood's.
attention to the superintending of my
livery stable, and feel confident
that in the future, as in the past, I
can give "general satisfaction."
Ben. Rogers.
Proclamation by tle Governor.
State of1 Nebraska,
Whereas, The Senate and House
of Representatives of the State of Ne
brska, on the 20th day of February,
1S73, jvitaed a resolutions in words as
-iuiiattis
NOTICE, SPORTSMEN.
Those in want of thorough-bred
Irish setter Bird Dogs, cau be suppli
ed by calliug on W. T. Den.
The best ten cent calieo sold at L.
Lowmau's.
Sugar cured hams and country
con at Swan & Bro's.
ba-
Another car load of Stu
debaker wdgoiis just re
ceived . by W. T. Den.
Who sell3 the best wagon?
Why, Den sells all the
wagons, both spring and
farm, and the Studebaker
must be the best.
Paints, Oils and Glass, at Nickell's
Drug store. 50m3
PJfHOGS $5(o.50 for fat ; stock, $2.6'ff
S.ou-- -
.WHEAT- 35(36Qp.
for corn in ear.
same as last
QiiK Toritofferedi
-ti 3.
Oats 3C
Ba'bl'ey
week.
wt ftar Tf
anaSRye,
Nei?ialsa County Independent
Ticltet.
For State Senntor
O. B. IIEWETT, Browuville Precinct.
For Representatives
CHURCH HOWE. Bedford Precinct.
C. M. HAYDEN, London Precinct.
For County Commissioners
lit Diht. WILLIAM STOKES.
3d Dlst. JONATHAN HIGGINS.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
N"
Mortgagee's Sale.
OTICE in hereto? given tnat Smith P.
Tattle and P. M. Heerrr made snd ex
ecuted to the State Buk of Nebraska, their
chattie mortgage, dated Deoember 23d, 1673.
and recorded December "J. iktsj, 1$ cbattle
mortgage records of Xem&lia Ooanty, Ne
braska, book 1, page 81. That there is nojr
due ou bald mortgage Five Hundred am
seven ty-t wo dollars and ninety-five centfe.
S572.05). The folio w 1 ng property is described
In, and subject to and covered by said mart-
fygtro lO Wit ?
" One black horse nnmed '-Doc," aboat sev
en year old ; one brown borne named "Pat"
about seven yrfirs old; nue brown horse
named "Jim," about sis years old; one bay
or sorrel horse named "Pete," about niatf
years old; one roan hon-e named "Bill,"
about nine years old; one black horse nam
ed "Dan," about eight years old . na? roan
hort-e named George." about Hvo yefirs W.
known && the "ilmldoi" nor go; one fey
horse named "Charlie," about Ave years KS.
known as the "Sperry" horbe; one bs
mare natuetT "Belle," about nie years old ;
one top bossy, known -s the "Phillip's bot;
gy ;' one top bugzy, known as the "Eaton
"sJ ; one open buggy, known aa the "Ir.
Holiaday bugg "' ju open hack, knows aa
the "Eaton back ;" one turn baetc top cas
riage, Studebaker make ; one stationary top
carriage, Studebaker make ; four sets dou
ble harness; one bet slaka barBes; one
force pump; one heating stove; one elock ;
two sleigh; two suttdlosand two bridles, and
one side saddle.
Thasakl prooertj- will be sold at pttbllri
ooctkm iii front of the Court Hob la
BrownTUre, la unld county, t be 15U day
of October, 167-1, at ten o'clock iat th for
noou, to satibfy said detrt.
STATE BAX OF aCKBRSBICA,
Pepfember 17, ISM. Mertgae.
12w3 3y J. H. HMkury, Att'y .
Attachment Roiide.
In Justice's Court. Before T. L. Shik, Jus
ties of the Peace in ana lor Ki
County, iebraaka.
Suhool District Xo. 3ft of Nesnaoa
J.F,
Ooan'y.tvrMt
Smith, aM( Win.
& uo.
O. xlMRdltCff
X Ike 28th day of Anewst A. ii. MB, aait:
J Justi issued an order of attaohmeu:
in the above aetion ior ttwwtiu fTkirt-
two Dollun,, with lutefuat thMrMAH-fvoinJiiiy
8th, 1871.
awkleaaooia M J "otook -
m. Oetober Kh. KM.
Urownvllie. Amoct 3st. MM.
SCHOOL DISTRICT No. A,
ltwi of If mttba Cownt y
THE GREAT CAUSE OP
HVB1A.V .MISERY.
Saginaw salt at Swan & Bro's.
California Wine and Brandy- at
Nickell's Drug store. 50m8
Choice Hannibal fall wheat flour at
Swan & Bro'a.
FELLOW SPORTSJIEX.
Now is the time to buy
your breech and muzzle
loading shot guns at W.
T. Deu's. He has just
received a tou of shot, a
cargd of Bogardoes dead
shot powder, caps, cart
ridges, grin wads, and ev
erything in the sporting
line will be sold cheap for
cash at W. T. Den's.
Closiug out goods cheap at Louis
lowmau's.
Summer clothing at cost by Douis
Lowman.
St. Joe. No.
more & Co's.
1 Flour at A. H. Gil-
50 PIECES
- "2esplveL That the-electors of the 1 Jf&w1 dhpffntSuUfrrGaSiivI
Stat1TfieflFsrtjLa-arei hereby 'authorized
i tv?i- ' -r.
in u u re uo ui lis e i u euxo-ro to,tarioJ2a
liMseonveiibioiL lo revise or '
JtuGohstitution'of ,the State,
"menu
Machine oils
sou & Cross.
ind belting by Steven-
"Y. H. IcCreery has a large stock
of paints, oils, glass, wall paper and
window 'Shades at reduced prices.
52-3m
.b ruit Jars the best and cheape
by Stevenson & Cros
r
If you want something to eat when
in town in the shape of a nice lunch
good bread aud butter, boiled ham,
cheese, &c, go to Small's.
XBW MILLINERY TOODS.
Mrs. E. Marion, No. 45 Main St.,
has iust returned with a full stock ofj
fall and winter styles of ladies and
children's hats, jet beads and trim
mings, jet flowers and all the novel
ties of the season. Also a full line of
notions, such as leather, velvet, val
our and jet belts, belt buckels, hair
combs, fancy hair-pins, coronets, large
opera neck chains, bracelets and a
full line of black stylish jewelry, also
one of the nicest assortments of ueek
ruffs aud collarettes ever offered for
sale in this market, all the different
I lines of ladies' neckties and saahes
! and a full Hue of ladies', misses' and
children's hose, gloves and mitteus,
ladies' merino vests and arawer&,ju-1
fact all that will be wanted to adorn
any lady's toilet. Call and examiue
my new goods and prices before buy
ing elsewhere. Also a full assortment
of genuine Germantown Zephyrs.
Hardware, Tinware and Queens
ware by Stevenson & Gross.
m
New style
us.
belts received at Low-
Stoves, groceries and
venson & Cross1. '
iron by Ste-
Iveep the largest aud best
stock of ribbous and fancy
Louis Lowmau's.
selected
goods at
Saddles and codfish for sale by Ste
venson & Cross.
so
former times, from different localities,
amongst whom were our rpsnPf.tPd
orasKa, who
meet us; and
was
Will.
very glad
Beatty, W.
to
S.
of groceries and queensware.
. I wilt sell my goods cheap to cash
f buyers or for produce.
Geo. Mariox,
No. 49 Main Street.
i-m-- II ! i ebmm e, mum , i , M
Smith, Jim Boberts, and Harmon, T for men and boys, also a good stock
ui xecumseb, all after new goods:
"uU -viiiu auu, OS tne Wholpsalp hnnf.
I i -a
anu snoe, hat and cap house of Hund
ley, j una & Co., whom we were much
pleased to meet, and E. W. Holley, of
the dry goods house of Brittain, Ovel
rnan &, Co. We were perfectly de
lighted to meet Holley, considering
the times hotels full and no place to.
bleep, when Eugene led us away and
cnuoKed us into a pile of blankets, i
and then we were happy again. St i
Joe is rather a pleasant place to go to
MIXED FEED
For sale at Lockwood's.
SEW GOOS FOR THE FALL TRADE.
I have opened out a new stock of
dry goods, consisting of new styles
of prints, muslins, tickings, flannels
of all kiuds, jeans, cassimeres, dress
cousin Charley, of Plum Creek Ne- goods, &c. Also notions in great va
riety, shoes and boots to siut every
body, clothing for boys and men, hats
JOB WORK
of e.very description done at Lock
wood's Machine Shop.
Lard Oil, the purest in town, at
Nickell's Drug Store.
Q.DEESSAYARE.
Large stock at Stevenson &
Cross'
New Bed Steads, Carpets, Bureaus,
and Wash Stands, cheap for cash, at
Roy's Furniture Store. Call soon.
St. Joe. No. 1 Flour at A. H. Gil
more & Co's.
Boots and Shoes for men, ladies and
children, atL. Lowmau's.
teas: teas::
The cheapest and best at Gilmore &
Co's.
Farmers, don't throw away SO or 90
dollars on a wagon to save 10 dollars.
But buy the Baiu they are the cheap
est. Call at Nickell's Drug store, when
you come to town. 50m3
FRUIT JARS.
A large lot just received by P. E.
Johnson & Co.
Machine OtfatNichell's Drug Store.
Carpet chain, cotton yarn and cot
ton batten by Stevenson & Cross.
For the best implements of any
kind, stoves, hardware, groceries or !
wagons, go to Stevenson & Cross.
Selling goods as
L. Lowmau's.
cheap as ever at
Paper Floor Carpet,
at Hoy 's.
25 cents ayard,
of th- -LeKislature. The ballots at
such election shall be, writen or print
ed as follows : Those in favor of a Con
vention, "For a Convention." Those
against a Convention, "Against a
Convention."
Now, therefore, I, B. W. Furnas,
Governor of the State of Nebraska,
do hereby recommend to the electors
cf the State, that at the next general
election for Members of the Legisla
ture to be held on the 13th day of Oct.,
A. D. 1874. under the resolution afore
said, they do vote for or against a
Convention to be convened for the
purpo?e aforesaid.
In testimonj7 whereof I have here
with pet my hand and caused to be
affixed the great seal of the State of
Nebraska. .
Done at Lincoln, this Sth day of
Sentember. A. D. 1874.
R. W. FUBXAS.
By the Governor,
Johx J. Gosper,
Secretary of State.
Closiug out liuen goods at and be
low cost at Louis Lowman's.
The West Point Republican aya :
Silas Garber, the republican candi
date for Governor, is a man of ac
knowledged abillity and unswerving
(integrity. He has nileu nign omces
of trust civil ana muiitary, anu nis
past record is a forerunner of what
his future oSicial course will be. He
will make a Governor of whom the
people of Nebraska will be proud.
"G. H. Boberts, the "orator with a
silver tongue," is again the attorney
general of Nebraska. An abler man
for the place does not reside in the
State.
Why is it that people
trade at Den's ? They all
trade at Den's, and will
continue to trade where
they 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,
powfler aud shot, cart
ridges, gun wads or any
kind of goods they want,
cheap -for cash. Call on
Den and see. -
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 LssLthiKg-in. the tobac
co line we have seen. It fcput up with
a view to small wholesale customers.
Farmers, Grangers and others who
want to buy directly from the manu
facturer should see Colhspp before
supplying themselves.
,?EL JolliisonCo
- . - J !l :-
. rti Mar l.
BaVaaV - srfflll
iUiidanu , . . - j m-w--, ifljifarf liiTl
; t2ili??b' " 2L .- 3EfllERS5 vJfi
.. 0.9arjSSSakaraVftMBHaWliaV7V?n4liiWanMIM. u- SHI 1 I
trepfttringaidonfii ato rrt
lyourJMacuinej
Lockwood's machine
Iringadc
repairing
jmm
nsrnerr Jt pbtihd. m a
B J .m T.t bX-s .a....
A Lectnre on the Nature, Treatment, nud
Il&dicalCure of Seminal Weakness, or Spermator
rhoea, induced by Self-Abuse, IavohinwHTT -Smln-siens,
Impotency, 2Cerous Debility, ami Impedi
ments to marriage generally ; Piles, Consumption,
Epilepsy, and Fits : ilental and Phyaieal Incapac
ity. A-e. By ltOBEIlT J. CrjIiVEKWETK, X. D.,
author of the "Green Book," At.
The world-renowned author, in this admirable
lecture, clearly proves from bfo own experience
that the awfnl couseaBenoe of Self-Abtfee stay ae
effectually removed without mertieiHt, and with
out dangerous stirsieal operations, boogies, iaaint
nieats. nn, or cordials, pointing oat a mode at
core at oact certain aad ePueta&l by wbtck every
sufferer, no matter what hie eeadMoa way be.
may core himself erlT, priyitteiy, aad rad- i
ically.
XS ThuZeetttre wiUproe aboontotbfmuHuU and j
Sent andor seal, to any address, in a plaia sealed j
envelope, on the receipt of six ceata, or two post-I
age stamps.
PILES. Sen'
CIIAS. J. C KLtXK A CO.,
127 Bowery, New York,Po8t-OfficeBox.l,3SO
3t?'v
j oji:Eiiselazic,i,,s Sale ff IInf
' Estate.
I I v-i J'--' 9 irii-ij ftiiru, v nft uiuii
-weu jmawiK. , i 0r mkj- BfeMied ont of Uh iMatrte Uoor.
ot rieinalta Count , .Nebraska, aiu u u di
rected as Cominisslouerx In rhe eM herein
after inentioned. upon an order and deer-,
readered by stwd euitrt is a eertain ao"
therein nJinjr. wherein Barnard J. Kaii
man is plaintiil, and Caroline Kaulkmi.,
Joha H. KaalkHian. Mary Hoataa Kh1-
man, Joseph Henry XauHcman. ad Jo hi
Peterson, are defendant. We will offer fo.
sale at pnblic anitron. Hi the door af tne
Coort Hwim; in brownrilk, in aaid Cuun y
of Nemaha, on Monday , October otb. ItT.in
1 o'clocfc in the afternoon of that day, tie
following r5l estate in Nemaha Coanty. Ne
braska, to-witr Thf northeast quarter of
seel ion o foi:tern du t towahj Js
ix 6). north of rause Xo. ttmtlreX (11). east,
coMt4titiin oiie hundred wi aixty (teres.
J I3ig TEltifS OF S VL.K CASH.
STFRLIXii P MAJORS,
DAVIDeSOX PL.ARTERS.
I AlL.LlAAi 11. hUOVXi;,
IStwo UoniHuaiuo&ers
AIHZOLD'S
.,Z1 M0YABLE 00MS
liijfi
T?"7" V &GI t
TT pifiiT
M j.G. RUSSELL
I
PROPItlETOR.
Levee letTveen Alnin
and Atlantic Hts.
BR0WRYILLE,HEB.
SAsiriii: irotir
o:23:e best xnsr tbeb city
JOH CKAD1K5CK W. T. CKJLBTHKK.
CI1AB550CH. &. SQK,
rMfl Ha
T m c.7 K V aaBiiH
Ureech-Loauins Shot Guns, Iltfles, ,
CAEP.IXES, A3iarXlTI0X.SP0KTI5G GOODS-
Maht Street, BroumvVlc, Xeb.
f Guns made to order. Ppp iriuueiOrf'"ne.
J& GUI
"CUT -TZ5. A TX.Lnif.UA..-
3Ianufactnrer'nnafIojilersln
hop.
COUXTY ORDERS
Tuken in exchange for dry goods by
F. E. Johnson & Co.
MACHINE REPAIRING
Done at Lockwood's machine repair
ing shop in the best manner, and for
the least money, of any place in the
county.
LAUGE IjOT
Groceries just received by P. E. John
son & Co.
KICKELL is at Thurman's
stand,- next door to State Bank.
old
Vtri. H. lioovcr, Real Bstate Agent
and Couvevencer. Court Room'.
Louisville cement, Alton lime, aad
hair at Swan & Bro's.
YOU ARE INTERESTED.
If you regard life and property go
and see the No u -Explosive Lamps at
H. C. Lett's drug store.
W. H. McCreerv has all kinds of.
machine oils, aud will uot be under
sold- 52-3rn
l'J -' - zn
til W -J
I
Patented Septeincar 24tli, ISTI'Z.
.-at, Jfee-fit'-
sa; ai-
HaoK-
ecerr-
ereit
.j.r
i, 34:,5s
Semi 25 cents for 5C pa?es "Practical "HW.
on IJ-e Culture."
A'l IrebS D N J. AKXt L.I
Brownville, heb
AVMSAKDBQ M,
wsaastgB&tim3mmmmj$tmwmiim
fcsitaon; hoiuVi ugL. JjDgqflHfc mtr,, JtrlKSE
((JUia Wtnaftf riJnTrjHRM!11SwlH
fhas.been egtflbUg. j
Sr' rz. rv -2 - b.' i-i r M.f
: l 1 n l TA. JiT ,.- UK i -, .-. V
BR0WHVIJ
Marble Works
rr
Wliipsj HolieSj Blankets Brushes
Flj--Vets, Etc.,
IXepairiug done on short notice. The cele
brated Vaeoum Oil Blackine. for preborving
liarnes, IJooU, Shoe., &c, always ea hand.
G-i Jlaiu Street
A --
NOX-EPLOSIVE LAMPS.
Go and see the non-explosive lamps
at H. C. Lett's drug store. He ha3 a
lamp that every family should have.
Engine Oil, 70 cts. a gallon, at Is iek
ell's Drug Store.
MACHINE OIL..
Call and try H. C. Lett's Polarine
oil ; warranted to be better and
cheaner than any oil in tse.
A new stock of Pure Drugs at Nick-
i
. "C
?
l-
-K
- . -r-c- criiTrTSfT. "r
JliU.l Ui.. -7
s
8 Sohn. W. Smifb.
-
a t
" f t
BUOWXVILL5, .
r s
F. SOUSES,
CHAH.X38 K3IBKAST,
Mann'artarer and Dealer ta
! ForeiSrn&Somedakllattbl
ilonumeiita, Taatoiit,
TABLE TOPS, Ac.
Malii Stiect, between ttb aud 7th.
BFcowfTriiijB wxssmjtmktL.
AXk drden promptly filled and sattafttet..
gtfcrmiiteed.
SPECIAL DSiGR5 PlfrrmSHED
CHAS. NEroHAKT. Proprietor
M. f. CONNER. Trmvettus Aws
M ii I LOAK
ell's Drugstore.
50m 3
SJgGSAWGE DIEE0T0RT
JVr l-VjT-laf
H.
Ofllccrs of the National Gransc
D. V, . Adams, blaster WaaJcon, Iowa. O.
Kelley.becretery, Washington. D. C
Ofllcers of the state Grange.
Wm.B.Porter.ilaster; "Wra. McJate,Bcretary;
Iilncoln.
Nemaha Conntr Central Association.
Church Howe, President. Sherman ; W.G fcwan.
Viee-Presideat. Howard; T.J. JIaiors. becroiary,
Penu s. W. Kennedy, Treasurer, UrowavUle,
Vm Brtdee. County Depoty.Pera.
.Tkostbbs. "vVm. Bridge Peru: J. ilarlatte
BrovfuvIUe . S.Itobertson, Howard.
Mannfac iiirer and Dealer in
ADDLES, COLLABff
A&
' fl f
T" 9T
imrskbb
ti
GiR&'S- i&&
'1ZS td
SmMS&zL 2 ,
yggBfr-yggs, rv ij -KVf
mm - Tr'3ki. I L."J '
CM& 3
t2st3: f1
STC
OHWBLLlMrWi I.
FAR2IS in southeastern NebraaF. at.tti
cent infereat. Jor foil arUeabkia at' a -
t,ix. V,'. J'kask BakxuW. Bankets, Cor. -tug.
Iowa, or apply U W. T. R06KBR, Hrvru ii
ille. Neb., for Nemaha County. jm'
X3eu
&s0i
T WILL. hoIdPahUc ExmrnHuuioa am ti
i. test Smuir6my or eaefa aVn:h. at my oftu
in HrownrUle. Those wishing ortaav-...
-will please take aotiee.
Co.- HcperiatoBcWM
BRIDLEkS
Svty
CTBAUuE.
Amity
Uratten-
Clifton,
Large stock of clothing for
youths aud children, at L.
men,
Low-
raans's.
.MACHINE .IIjS-
Keptat S. C
everj variety.
Lett's drug
store, of
Charter Oak
PorestOreve
FelWmr.
Grand Prairie
Hiclilan
Honey CrfK
Helping Huni.
London-. .
Lteertr
La to. vette
Nemaha-
GKANGES.
SCASTKR. BEUKBTAKV.
Church Howe Wra P Prte
O. V. Avery B. H.UaUey
J.llHBITl
ll. v. uiacE u. wswaa
xv m. Hanaafora A.. C Xeeer
N.J. Harmea.
EM Wd
Ztnlc Padi,, Brnshes, Dlaai;ets.
EKOVXTIL,I.E, 5EBRASXA.
Tf g "5
JJiiUHlUi
N. P Pleader-
O. Glasgow
G.Lilly
J.ILPeery
H. Cbllds
j.hik:id
LeeP'
MttL. i-ehnyder
P.obt. bkillott.
C Meadcr
yr w. -)taiu
S.Webaer.
W.K. Harris,
F. Patrick.
K. Robertson
i wz3 vii -"y
I
Nemaha Centre
KemahaVaUey
Normal
Pleasant Ttlre.
PleasantValley
Pleasant JIIIL
Protection
Prospect
liosewond.-
WI.t5Uk. T.C.Ktasey.
Wm. W'attias Thos. Barrese-
A. "Walt.
T- J. JIalpn
C. Camnbei:
"Wm. Jones-
LeKovlIfBoa.
John Stral-.
RislnsrStar-
Itlsinr ban
Secarity
Unity-
Washington-Zlon-
O. B. newett
Perry Buckels
Wm.Basley
Go. Crow
Wm. F.Paris
S. Cochran
Chaa. Blodgett-J.A.Glel
B. P. Senior-
J. M.Petlit.
Itobt. Coleman
J. Marlati
I-lMaso
C Barnefi.
J. B. Piper..
W. Brkici
,A.J.Skeen
H" O. ill nick
J. Maxwell
O.J Matthews-
aLGiel.
s
-
e 2
(- -:&k'?'S
?T-f-S2XOV--w33I.Sr
ft
EWiy y
l-IARSR.
Custom Work
2ade to Order.
FITS 6U1UITEED
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pyter-zr Jviit r-
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fa -I.-nW1.
, .s-s'jwsefc-r
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nl ft 12 rt
f( i Iff Ct 3
till i R Lr II II L
WIBLEY'S
rroIInpVi
u rviij
U ifJLUJ
fcoceriss, Pro -visions, Fet d
?H,BSH JpSm SAJLT
:i3i?i5
--IMS, Hra AKB S9EST
Highest price paid lr all kf nd tt)ft-n!r ,-JP-sdaee.
either In cash er goods.
'Vi-5
x 29 3aia Street,
2SIOWXV!l.. JJn2!ASA. BROWSTHiM,
AIN.WAGQHST
SOLD.AffD WAB-1ANTEB
-.-,. w -r,i i t w;ri--nr--1 -i-T-C-TII I I iL-J TI ' "
W ZlVVlTWGfWt ftmrTi? tfvon
3Iaia Str-ef
253AS5;.
Mesai
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Bfela.Oi&(0 JL E
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