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)AY MORNING. SEPT. 24, 1S71.
Publishers' Notices.
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OorrEs or the a dvebtiskr for sale by O.
Bookseller, Stationer ana iscws uki
t7 Slain street, next door to the rcsiulHce.
foxiCES. set as ordinary reading matter,
icharcedten cents per line, each Insertion.
fdlsptay type, twenty-five per cent, addlti-
awte abore rates.
"SP5 "
XJlfwEhrriri r- under the head or "Wanted."
ment." "For Sale," "Lost," "Found," &t.,
,1ibarged twenty-five cents for each adver
&mm2t, of five lines, or less, each Insertion. Ad-luMriwtn-
o" five lines, at the rate of five
tsrpir line, each Insertion.
j Authorized Agents.
A. J.lSU. at St. Heroin ;'-ur authorized aKe,rt
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lace to receive Minc"iiiiu ..
id to collect ana receiptor uiuiic.
fhm&eVKBTIsEn.
JSSKminick Is onr authorised asent at Aspln
K receive subscription and advertising, and
jlt and receipt for monies due us.
fcrrr at Peru. Is hereby authorized to re
lgubsc'r!ptlon Bnd advertising for the A
JSSfisEB.and collect and receipt for the same.
ffl& FAlRBROTIIKIt A HACKER.
-wHB? Publishers Advertiser.
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3P.zr.ZJ CITY
SSBirl Hoover visited tot. joe ior
goods on last Friday and return-
-STSome on Sunday.
4b. M. Balloy is expected to ar-
jglwAt home from his trip to Tennes-
fKffto-day Thursday.
Sjohn Yelkin, on tho Muddy, In
?B ton paecinct. is to have a big auc-
salo of stock, &c, on next &at-
y.
William Theodore, eon of James
and Amanda Jane Corbett, of this
f, died on Saturday the 19th inst.,
20 months.
gThe Prohibitionists have been
JWing a convention at fahenuan,
re they nominated a county tick-
Their proceedings appear in an-
;r columu.
We were delighted with a'shake'
W. S. Dawson, on Saturday
)3k. Dawson makes the best kind of
2mr at Dawson's mill, on the Big
laha in Richardson county.
P-We have heard that the Granger
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B. Mooro and Gov. J. S. Church
11 ere long run tl.at machine, and
it It will continue to advocate the
greets of Democracy.
P-We understand thnt Church
iwe begins to see his case is a for-
jf3cn hope, and proposes to druw off
track if others on his ticket will
i so. Go ahead, Howe, wo say we
tnt you to realize just how eabll
u can be scooped in this county.
J. P. Burdick, one of the Re-
blican candidates for Representa-
vo, gave us a pleifaan t anil and chat
Tuesday. He has bson out aud
tn' around a little, and thinks.
thout doubt, the straight llepubli-
h ticket will bo elected by a large
njority.
Wo had the pleasure of meeting
tho city, last Monday, Mr. Jno. F.
itua, of Guide Rock, Webster coun-
Neb. no says they have no corn
it there, but notwithstanding this
ley nave any quantity or tne Dest
rheat In the world, and plenty to eat.
lat is truly good news.
t Mr. L. Lowman, merchant, re-
irned from the east last week, aud is
low reoeiving and opening out a very
irge and splendid stock of fall aud
"inter goods. Mr. Lowman beiug a
jerchant bv education aud profess-
n enables him to select his goods
rith admirable taste and judgment
this market, and to sell them to
lis customers at living rates.
On last Thursday evening two
roung men of Humboldt, Neb., hired
i horses and a buggy of Mr. Tink-
ir, of that town, to go, as they said,
) to Table Rock. Instead of going
that place they came to Brown-
Brllle, put their team up at the Union
ouse stable and went across the rlv-
to PhelDs. where thev took the
irs for other parts. They told the
landlord of the Union to keep the
5am until called for which would be
a day or two. Mr. Tinker found
pis team here on Sunday evening af-
r huutiug for It at Nebraska City
id other places. That was a very
leau method of gettiuga cheap ride.
fe did not learn the names of these
Bt young men, but understand that
ie was a blacksmith and the other a
linter, and had been about Hum-
Ifcldt for several months.
The "Choral Union," of this
Wty, under the direction of Prof. J
Dye, gave a concert in McPherson
all on last Tuesday evening, for the
benefit of Rev. W. B. Slauchter. of
e M. E. Church. The audience
ras not large, but was respectable In
lumber, and appreciateive. We have
tot space to notice in detail tho vocal
Forts of that occasion, and can only
ky that generally the singing was ex
cellent. We think the Quartettes and
Iliads were all verv fine, indeed.
?he Deadly Old Decanter" was the
Bst of all, for our ear, and when that
ras sung we had the worth of our
loney with all the rest thrown in.
.mongst tho ladies of the Choral
Fnion are gome very excellent voices,
fhlch are seldom excelled we think
mywhero, among whom wo cannot
Ibrbear to mention those of Mrs.
rickell and Mrs. Graham aa th
lost cultivated and distinct; but
lamongst them all, if we were to be
Uhe judge, we would award the pre-
pjnium to Miss Jennie Rouser. We
md one objection to the concert only,
Land that was, there was too much
'loud instrumental music.
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Burtch, Infant son of J. B. and
Minerva V. Docker, died on Friday
the 18th inst., aged five months.
-Thanks to Dr. F. G. Holmes for
splendid lots of peaches and apples
from his orchard near Xemuha City.
-The Rural Xew-Yorker says:
"Thirty-three newlpostoffices a month
is considered fair progress by Nebras
ka. . .
-nr Thn Orim. of Aspinwall,
.J,,. ifh ft call on Monday of
this week, and renewed his subscrip
tion. We have had the pleasure of
looking upon the genial countenance
of Gus. Moore about town for several
days past.
Alf. W. Morgan is having one of
his patent well augers made in his
shop here, to fill an order from Tren
ton, Tennessee.
Mr. W. C. Bants, son of Wm.
Bants, of this county, was married to
Miss Amanda Wood, of Table Kock,
on Sunday the 13th inst.
Mr. Jordon Howard, of Carroll
ton, Green County, III., is spending a
few days in the city. Mr. Howard is
a relative of Mrs. H. O. Cross of this
city.
The Republican County Central
Committee will meet on Saturday
next at 1 o'clock p. m., in the edito
rial room of the Advertiser.
Jno. P. ColIin3, of Tuscola, III.,
gave us a call on last Saturday even
ing, and subscribed for the Adverti
ser. He promises to write some let
ters for our columns.
Dr. John McPherson and wife, of
Republican Cit3', are In town. They
arrived on Saturday last. The health
of their daughter, Mrs. Dolen, whom
they came to see, is improving.
F. E. Johnson on Sunday even
ing last started for Chicago, to pur
chase his fall stock of goods. Look
out for a big stock of goods when he
returns, adapted to the wants of this
community.
Hikes & Bro., nurserymen near
London, Xeb., have sold their farm,
except the part on which the nursery
is situated, and propose to engage in
tho mercantile business, soon, at
Johnson, Neb.
II. F. McCoy and Edward Ar
nold started for Ann Arbor, Michi
gan, on Tuesday of this week to at
tend the medical institute in that city.
The boys want to make doctors of
themselves, and we hope they will
succeed, and be good ones.
Dr. C. F. Stewart, Superinten
dent of the Insane Asylum. Lincoln,
came down on a visit t63Brownvillj?i
last Thursday and retumedtto his
post of duty on Saturday. We were
pleated to see the Doc. in 'the enjoy-j
raent of excellent health.
Tuesday, Sept. 22d, the District
Fair commenced in Lincoln, and will
end on the 2Gth. From tho prepara
tions made, as we learn them, the fair
will be a grand success. We thank
Mr. J. I. Kinney, president of the as
sociation, for
ceived.
a "complimentary'7 re-
Peaches! Peaches! Peaches to
the right of you, peaches, to the left
of you, peaches in front of you
peaches till you can't rest. Jam
them, jell them, butter them, pickle
them, dry them. Jars, crocks, kegs,
cans. Seal up carefully, handle them
gently, lay away sweetly, good wife,
for peaches are not bad to take any
way you may fix them.
We notice by the minutes of the
Prohibition convention, thatHayden
and Ewlug were nominated for Rep
resentatives. At the other conven
tion of the temperance folks, held in
Brownville on the 5th inst., Mr. B.
M. Bailey was nominated for that
ticket. Do our temperance friends
propose to run three candidates for
the Legislature, or have they got
things somewhat bungled up? The
latter, we presume.
W. D. Blackburn, of Republi
can City, has been in the city for a
few
days past. He reports very fa-
vorably for the Republican Valley
country. He exhibited to us a speci
men of wheat raised near Republican
City. It is of the White Mediterra
nean variety, and we think judges of
wheat would say it is as good as they
have ever seen in Nebraska, and Ne
braska is ahead on the wheat ques
tion. What is it? Their poster which
gives notice of the times and places
Hewett, Howe & Co., will harangue
the people, .calls it the "People's In
dependent Ticket." When they first
commenced calling it, this spring, it
was the "Farmers' and Laborers',"
party. Then shortly they called it
the "Independent" party, but they
have named the child again and now
it is the "People's. Independent
Ticket." After the election its par
entage will be still more doubtful.
But what's the difference? a skunk
would smell as nasty by any other
name.
L. Lowman's stock of flannels, wa
terpoof cassimeres and jeans iB larger
than ever.
MIXED FEED
For sale at Lockwood's.
L. Lowman has returned from the
east with a large stock of men's
youths' and boys' clothing.
Machine OtfatNichell's Drug Store.
THE FALL TRADE.
STEVENSON & CROSS.
It is always with pleasure that we
call the attention of the people to live
business men, Who so conduct their
business as to merit compliments as
well as the confidence and custom of
all classes of citizens.
We conceive that the firm of Stev
enson & Cross are young business
men to whom fhese words are appli
cable. In 1868 they came to Brownville
and made the Star Hotel, and by their
economy and close attention to busi
ness built up a custom for that house
which gave it n reputation that it has
never enjoyeu smcetney maue it a
success. In 1870 Stevenson & Cross
entered Into the hardware and gro
cery business, and by the same in
domitable energy and industry which
marks every step of their business
life, they at once commanded the at
tention of tho people and a large
trade, and to-day their house Is the
largest as well as the principal empo
rium of trade in its line in the city
of Brownville. It is the principal
mart of trade and traffic. It is the
place where the farmer goes with his
produce, vegetables, anything, every
thing, that can be used at all, to ex
change for cash or trade In the line of
goods of the establishment. And it
is a general trading place for the peo
ple of the city, for groceries and pro
visions, knowing that they can usu
ally find what they want at Steven
son & Cross's storo if in the market
at all. This firm Is now daily receiv
ing large lots of goods and their large
store room is literally jammed full of
hardware and groceries of all conceiv
able kinds and qualities, for their
trade is of such proportions as to de
maud full and complete stocks for tho
fall trade.
It is unnecessary to remind any one
that at this house is the place to get
value received for their money. The
people generally know and concede
this, and that there they are accom
modated in no stingy or niggardly
manner, but are made welcome and
treated pleasantly whether they trade
or not.
ATTE.TI05 I
Louis Lowman is Selling Goods Cheap
er than any Dealer in the City.
How can he do this? Because
1st. He owns his store building, and
pays no rent.
2d. He pays no interest on money
to do business with.
3d. He buys of manufacturers and
importers at the lowest possible price.
4th. He buys and sells strictly for
the cash.
5th. His expenses are small.
6th. He sells at retail at the same
prices that small dealers pay for their
goods.
7th and last. Small profits and quick
sales is the motto to fight against hard
times.
Call at S7 Main street, snd be cou-
vinced. . Respectfully,
t jL.jLq5vman
EW MIXir.INER.Y GOODS.
" -All who are nnxlou3 to buy cheap
goods should not fail to visit Mrs. E.
Marion. New goods, nicely trimmed
hats for ladies and children from one
dollar and fifty cents upward, to suit
tho buyers. AH are invited to call at
Ny. 45 Main street.
rilXED PEED
For sale at Lockwood's.
Ladies' hats for fall and
new styles, at L. Lowman's.
winter,
Carpet chain, cottou yarn and
ton batten by Stevenson &. Cross.
cot-
Ladies' belts, dress trimmings, but
tons, yake lace, gimpure lace and
beat trimmings atL. Lnwnir.a's.
(1DEESSWAHE.
Large stock at Stevenson & Cross'.
Dress goods, fancy goods, just open
ing at L. Lowman's.
Saddles and codfish for sale by Ste
venson & Cross.
If you want something to eat when
in town in the shape of a nice lunch
good bread and butter, boiled ham,
cheese, &c, go to Small's.
JOB WORK
of every description done at Lock
wood's Machine Shop.
Hardware, Tinware and Queens
ware by Stevenson & Cross.
Keep the largest and best selected
stock of ribbons and faucy goods at
Louis Lowman's.
Machine oils and belting by Steven
son & Cross.
Dick Hughes keeps "Governor's
Choice" and other excellent brands of
cigars, and always has the best beer to
be found in the city.
Scythes aud Pitchforks the best
and cheapest by Stevenson & Cross.
Our Governor's Choice is the favor
ite cigar; manufactured by L. A.
Bergman, No. 41 Main Street.
For fair dealing and the lowest fig
ures go to Stevenson & ,Cross.
Wanted. All kinds of grain.
Theo. HiLii&Co.
Fruit Jars tile best and cheapest,
by Stevenson & Cros
A full line of smoker's articles con
stantly on hand at L. A. Bergman's,
very low for cash.
For the -best implements of any
kind, stov.es, hardware, groceries or
wagong, go to Stevenson & Cross.
Farmers will not have cheap,
rior wagons, but buy the Bain.
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ST. tEROIff PICKUPS.
Peaches and pawpaws are plenty.
Our ticket Republican straight,
of course is all right here.
Herd law and anti herd law are
exchanging a few "cuss" words
again. Anties have it.
The Church of God people are
holding a camp meeting in Barada's
grove. From the noise we judge they
are having a glorious revival.
Our millls doing splendid work.
Mr. Parkhurst, formerly of Sheridan,
has established a good reputation as a
gentleman and miller.
Joseph Taylor has sold his orch
ard to James Taylor, of Columbus,
Nebraska. Deroin too tough for Un
cle Joe, and he has decided to mi
grate. Attention any blacksmith of
temperate and Industrious habits,
wanting a position during the com
ing winter, will please address L
Cooley at this office. None but a good
mechanic, and one well recommend
ed need apply.
Dr. L. Rice is our delinquent tax
collector, and it is really amusing to
see the delinquents "git" when Doo.
comes down town.
A good gentleman has asserted
that the inhabitants of Deroin are de
void of principle little superior to
heathens. We honor him for this as
sertion, and when the Methodist Con
ference meets the first of October, we
trust it will send some worthy theo
logician to enlighten us.
Our school is again In working
order. The tolling of the bell re
minds us of our own happy school
days. Then we sang:
"Oar young blood Is tingling with life and
with joy,
Nor griefs Intermingling our pleasures al
loy." A change! But now:
"Heavily falling all sad on our ear.
Life's trumpet is calling to labors more
dear."
Superintendent Pearson has promised
us an Institute during the winter, and
we anticipate a "feast of fat things."
NEW CEMETEK.V.
Notice to
the Citizens of Gleii Rock
Precinct. . .
Notice is hereby given that we, the
undersigned, residents of Glen Rock
Precinct, Nemahu County, Nebraska,
will meet at the Glen Rock School
House on the 17th day of October,
A. D. 1S74, at 7 o'clock in the even
ing, for the purpose of forming a
cemetery association, and to elect
members to serve as trustees and one
member as clerk. All persons inter
ested in said association are requested
to be present.
Joxatiiax Gill,
Thomas Burress,
ANDREW HlGGIXS,
Benj. H. Swift,
12w3 August Reijiers.
Why is it that people
tradeat Den's? V-They all
-tradesat Den's, and will
c'ontin.ueWto trade -where.
stove, a Wagon, a sui t of'vi ,
clothes, furniture, dry-Vf
goods, fish, pitch forks
and handles, hats and
caps, boots and shoes,
powder and shot, cart
ridges, gun wads or any
kiud of goods they want,
cheap for cash. Call on
Den and see.
NEW GOOS FOR THE FAL.Ii TRADE.
I have opened out a new stock of
dry goods, consisting of new styles
of prints, muslins, tickings, flannels
of all kinds, jeans, cassimeres, dress
goods, &c. Also notions in great va
riety, shoes and boots to suit every
body, clothing for boys and men, hats
for men and boys, also a good stock
of groceries and queens ware.
I will sell my goods cheap to cash
buyers or for produce.
Geo. Mariox,
No. 49 Main Street.
PLASTERING HAIR
For sale by the pound or by the
bushel by J. H. Bauer.
Another car load of Stu
debaker wagons just re
ceived by W. T. Den.
Who sells the best wagon?
Why, Den sella all the
wagons, both spring and
farm, and the Studebaker
must be the best.
School Books at Nickell's Drug
store, opposite Theo. Hill & Co's.
Fruit Jars the best aud cheapest,
by Steveuson & Cross.
Prescriptions filled at all hours, at
Nickell's Drug store. 50mS
Eight pounds tea for one dollar by
Stevenson & Cross.
School Books at Nickella
store, next door to State Bank.
Drug
Fruit Jars the best and cheapo3t,
by Stevenson & Cross.
St. Joe. No.
more & Co's.
1 Flour at A. H. GH-
NOTICE, SPORTSMEN.
Those in want of thorough-bred
Irish setter Bird Dogs, can be suppli
ed by calling on W. T. Den.
TEAS I TEAS ! t
The cheapest and best at Gilmore(&
Co's.
Farmers, don't throw away 80 or 90
dollars on a wagon to save 10 dollars.
But buy the Bain they are the cheap
est. Call at Nickell's Drugstore, when
you .come to town. 50m3" -.
FRUIT JARS.
A large lot just received by F. E.
Johnson & Co. $'
Paper Floor Carpet,
at Roy's.
BnfB nvard
cenis a f
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PERRY &. CERGEU.
AtCHITECTS AXD BUILDERS
Tlis firm do the principal contract
ing h this county, for erecting and j
finishing building". As tut-iMiiuiic., ;
the style of their work deinou&tratea
thatthey merit the entire confidence
of e7erybody who has work to do in
thei; line. They work a force of eight
or ten hands, all of whom are first
olasi mechanics they employ no oth
er iind. It was Perry & Berger who
did all the carpenter work oh the new
building on the poor farm. Attention
is called to this work because it is
done, in every respect, in the best
workmanlike manner. They have
on hand now.with other jobs, a good
building for Mr. John L. Carson of
this city, and one for Mr. T. Hallem
of Glen Rock mills.
Those who want good work done,
and done promptly and honestly, will
apply to Perry & Berger.
HARD TIME PRICES.
Great Decline on Cooking and Heat
ing Stores.
We Will offer to our customers a
full line of the very best and latest
improved patornB at prices which will
satisfy 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. Tisdei. & Richards.
Boots and Shoes for men, ladles and
children, atL. Lowman's.
IV ANTED 1
Corn in the ear for goods at the Red
Store.
A choice selection of plain and fan
cy ribbon at Louis Lowman's.
Cabinet work of all kinds made to
order at J. L. Roy's.
CLOTHING.
If you wish cheap suits, call and see
our ctock of clothing.
F. E. Johnson & Co.
Sugar cured hams aud country
con at Swan & Bro's. '
ba-
Paints, Oils and Glass, at Nickell's
Drug store. 50m3
Saginaw salt at Swan & Bro's.
California Wine and
Nickell's Drug store.
Brandy at
50m3
Choice Hannibal fall wheat flour at
Swan & Bro's.
FELLOW SPORTSMEN.
Now is the time to buy
your breech and muzzle
loading shot guns at W.
T. Den's. Ho 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,atW.jr.JDenis,
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BnP?Hnjiii i WJMmrm
St. Joe? No. 1 Flour at A. HtGil-
more & Co's.
50 PIECES
New styles of Prints just receives by
F. E. Johnson & Co.
FARMERS,
Get your Machine repairing done at
Lockwood's machine repairing shop.
COUNTY ORDERS
Taken in exchange for dry goods by
F. E. Johnson & Co.
MACHINE REPAIRING
Done at Lockwood's machine repair
ing shop in tho best manner, and for
the least inoney, of any place in the
county.
LARGE LOT
Groceries just received by F. E. John
son & Co.
NIOKELL is at Thurman'a old
stand, next door to State Bank.
Wm. H. Hoover, Real Estate Agent
and Conveyencer. Court Room.
Louisville cement, Alton lime, and
hair at Swan & Bro's.
YOU ARE INTERESTED.
If you regard life and property go
and see the Non-Explosive Lamps at
H. C. Lett's drug store.
W. H. McCreery has all kinds of
machine oils, aud will not be under
sold 52-3m
At.
f NON-EXPLOSIVE LAMPS.
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. a gallon, at Nick
ell's Drug Store.
MACHINE OIL.
Call and try H. C. Lett's Polarine
engine oil ; warranted to be better and
cheaper than any oil in use.
A new stock of Pure Drugs at Nick
ell's Drug store
50m3
The "National Currency Tobacco"
made by Colhapof thiscitj', when we
consider its qualitj, and cheapness,
and the peculiar style in which it is
put np, is the best thing in the tobac
colhae we have seen. It is put up with
fjvev to small wholesale customers.
IFarmers, Grangers and others who
want to buy directly from the manu
facturer should see Colhapp before
supplying themselves.
.Large stock of clothing for men,
youths aud children, at L. Low
mane's. ir.
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Stoves, groceries and
iron by Ste-
genson & Cros3.
BTeiRalia County Independent
Ticket.
For State Senator
O. B. HE WETT, Brownville Precinct.
Dr
CHURCH HOWE. Bedford Precinct.
C M. HAYDEN, London Precinct.
-Kr County Commissioners
lst Dist.wiLLIAr STOKES.
3d Dist JONATHAN HIGGIXS.
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
Council Chamber, Sept. 14.
Council met, persuant to adjourn
ment. Pt.'.-vut: .Mivir Tisdei, and Coun
rilineii Den. Wibley, Judkins, Hill
uml Parksr.
Minutes of former meeting read
and approved.
The following resolutions were of
fered and adopted :
JZesolved, That the Marshal make
out a bill of the cost of side walk on
2nd street, abutting on lot No. 16 in
block 10, on west side, and also a bill
for side walk abutting on lots 15 and
10 in block 14, present the same to the
parties owning the lots, or their
agents, and if not paid add the said
amount to the tax list. T
Unsolved, That the grade of Third
street be adopted from Maih street to
north side of alley in blocks 3 and 4
as per profile reported by Jarvis S.
Church, Engineer.
A petition from W. T. Rogers, Jno.
L. Carson aud others asking for side
walk from Main to College street was
received. Prayer of petition granted,
and on motion of Mr. Wibley it was
ordered that tho side walk be put
down on west side of 2nd street.
On motion the bill of J. S. Church
for $4.00, for grade on 3rd street was
allowed.
Mr. Den tendered his resignation
as Councilman in 1st Ward. Accept
ed. Adjourned. J. B. Docker,
Clerk.
Mr. E. N. 8weet has purchased the
Omaha Union and is now its editor
aud proprietor. Mr. Sweet, up to the
time he took charge of the Union,
was editor of tho West Point Repub
lican. He Is a solid Republican, and
the editorials in the Union give uo
uncertain sound. They havethering
of true Republicanism.
New Bed Steads, Carpet3, Bureaus,
and Wash Stands, cheap for cash, at
Roy's Furniture Store. Call soon.
Latd Oil, the purest in town, at
Nickell's Drug Store.
MACHINE UlLS
Kept at H. C. Lett's drug store, of
every variety.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
&- The Annual Meeting of the
Stockholders of the State Bank of
Nebraska, will he held on Tuesday,
20th October, 1874:, at the Bank, at
7:30 o'clock, P. 3T.
13w4 II. E. GATES. Cashier.
IsTOTICS!
CHURCH HOWE,
C. M. HA1TBSN,
J. KIG&ZN8,
"WIE. JUL. STOKES,
GandtUates on tho People's Indlpeudent
Ticket, will speak during the Campaignf&s
'follows, to-wit:
.PERU, Monday evening,.,.,, .September 2S
London. Tuasdor even mtr. ..Sentcmbur 29
Sheridan. Wednesday evc'i;g...jSepternber 80
Highland, Thursda3 evo'iig.. October 1
Latayette, (Union S. II.,) l'rl pay ....-October 2
Johnson, Saturduy eve'njj October.",
Renton, (Stone Church) Monday...October5
uedford, Tuesday eve'nsr October 6
St. Deroin, Wednesday eve'ng .October?
Aspinwall, Thursday evo'ng.......OetoberS
Nemaha Clt y. Friday ova'ng .Octobor 0
Brownville, Monday eve'ng... October 12
miiraEBr
AT
WHOLESALEDRETAIl
I would say to my Friends and Pat
rons that I have removed to (H, Mc
Pherson Block, six doors ahoTC my
former place of business.
Through the intervention of Keath
Bro., of Chicago, I haTC my goods di
rect from Paris without breaking
hulk, which will enable me to sell to
the small Milliners in town as well as
county at as low prices as they can
buy for in Xew York or at any other
point, and to sell at retail for a much
less price than cTer before offered in
Brownville.
Ladies' Furnishings in great varie
ty. 3Iy' goods will he open for inspec
tion on Thursday, the 24th inst.
2IBS. D. E. BERKLEY.
PATENT WIATHIE
2 'AiieDesi ror excluding 2
p WIND, DUST, OH RAIN;
.S from under doors.
i-3
-S-torsaieDy l-rj
3 Swan & Bro. -
BROW FIT!"
BOJDX BRO.,
BUTOHEES!
Good, sweet, fresh moatulways ou hand, and sat
staction guaranteed to customers. I7-22-iy
mi iuiiLL
. ri'niji'!.Cy,J i ii -,. rar-il-BSl )
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
THE GREAT CAUSE OP
IltniAX JIISEItY.
Just IhiUlthed, in a Sraled Envelope.
Price tixteiU.
A Lecture on the Nature, Treatment, nuu
Radical Cure of Seminal Weakness, or Spermator
rhoea, Induced by Self-Abuse, Involuntary Emis
sions, Impotency, ZServous Debility, and Impedi
ments to marriase generaUy ; Piles, Consumption,
Epilepsy, and Fits; Mental and Physical Incapac
ity, &.C By ROBERT J. CULVER WEIiK, 31. D..
author of the "Green Boot." Ac
The world-renowned author. In this admirable
Lecture, clearly proves from his owu experience
that the awful consequences or Self-Abuse may be
effectually removed without medicines, and with
out dangerous surgical operatlohs, bougies, Instru
ments, rings, or cordials, pointing out a nioae of
cue at once certain add eSectual by whlcb every
sufferer, uo matter what hU condition may be.
may cure himself cheaply, privately, and rad
ically. SJf This Lecture vrill prove aboonld ihmuaml amt
thousamis.
Sent under seal, to any address, in a plain sealed
envelope, on the receipt of six ceiia, or two post
age stamps. Also. Dr.SIllsbeo'sREJfEDY FOR
PILES. Send tor circular. AddresSthePublisher,
CUAS. J. C K.LI21E & CO.,
127 Bowery, New York,Post-Ofll5cBox.l,5SG
301y
pjy'J.G. RUSSELL
rnoruiETOR,
Levee between .Main
uuil Atlantic St.
BR0WNYILLE,NEB.
sample norm
THE BEST I3ST TIKIE CITT
JOIIS CUADbOCK. "W. F. CltADDOCK.
CRADOOC'H. & SON,
?m m
TJ MUlI WBJi
iJreech-LoadlncShot Guns, Rifles,
CABIIIXES, AMMUNITION, SL'OKTIXU GOODS.
MalnStVeet,"'".
Guns madoto order. Repairing neatly done.
CT. HI- BAUBB,
Hanufacturer and Dealer in
W
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hsZF& CD
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Whips, Holies, Blankets, Brushes,
Ply-Sets, Etc,
Repairing done on short notice. The cele
brated Vacuum un uiaciiing. ior pre&urwni
Ilarness, Boots, Shoes, Ac, always on hand
CI Main Street,
BROTTXVI1.1LE, 9TBSRASKA.
!. F. 80UBER
9
Manufacturer and Dealer la
ADDLES, COLLAR
ARNESS, BRIDLE
ZInU l'ads,lJriislies, Blankets.
BROTCYVZULE, XEBElASEtA.
XSt C32l?
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:n MAKER.
iMpCustom Work
rffllHh , Made to Order.
f4f& FITS EIIRIIIITEED
29 Main Street,
BROiriEYlLLE, NEBRASKA.
fACx 9 i5
r . t-. -Mr
cr. Xj. zeot,
Dealer In
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t -M fr K4
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"juaeo-?
Undertaking a Specialty.
Keeps a full line of
MET ALIO AND WOOD
BUKIAL GASES.
5G Main Street, BBOWTILLE, NEB.
G. S. DUKET,
JE"WELEE3 !
5
TBroivnvillC) JVeb.
CLOCKS, WATCHES, JEWELRY.
Repaired, and Jewelry Manufactured to order.
ALL. WORK WAaitAXTEP
Qghool "DOOKS.
KJGHOOL JDOOKS.
ForsaJe by G. S. DUNN
'SffirffBiBs
rXSi luiict.
&?Xli?" OFFn-jir
S"-s" AtresIdenceoaiTaln
At Rock Port, Mo., front 1st to 7th of each
morlt,l
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UBGAl. ADVERTISEMENTS.
Mortsra gee's Sale.
XT O TICK Is hereby Rhfn that Smith P.
JJH Tattle and K. Jl.RtH.rry made and ex
ecuted to the Male Hank of t-hrRska, their
chattle mortgage, dated i)icriiiltr M. lbTJ,
and recorded Ucctuiber 3d. 78, in chattlu
inortne records of Nemaha County, Ne
braka. book 1, pace 81. Thar the-! lv now
due ou fnhl mortgage Fife Huntlrt'i aud
fscventy-tH-o dollar and nlnety-ftvft tsrnts.
;S572.5). The following property Lsdr-ribed
In, and subject (o and colored by said iaort
gage, to-wlt:
One black horse named Doc." n.W.o? sev-.
en years old ; one brown horse named "at"
about wcn jerfrs old; one brown hod
named "Jlm'abbntsiE years old; one bay
or sorrel horse named "Pete." about nind.
years old ; ono roan horse named "Bill,"
about ulne years old; one black horse nam
ed 'Dnn,'" ftlnt elplH years old ; one roan
hcrsc named "Georf." about flve years old,
known as the "ilwldox" horfe; one bay
horse named "Charlie," about live j ears old.
knovtti ns ih "Suerry" horse; one bay
mare nained "Hello," about nine jears old;
ono top bu'jgy. known as the "Phillip's bug
gy ;" one top bugjjy. known as the "Eaton
buggy ;" one opi n buggy, know n as the "Dn
Holltiilay bumty ;" one open hark, known afl
the "Eaton back ;' one tarsi ScK top car
riace.stuilebaker thake; pn&siationary top
carriage, Sttidebuki-r make; fbnr iels dou
ble harness; one set single harness; one
force pump; ohehoatitii; stove; one clock;
two sleighs; two saddles and two bridles, and
one side saddle.
The said property will be sold at publld
a tut ion In front of the Court lliu.se lit
Brownville. In said county, on tho lath day
of October. !i74. at ten o'cloek In the fore
noon, to satlsly Mild detrt.
STATK UAXK OF NEBRASKA.
Reptember 17, IsTI. Mortngee.
12w3 By J. II. BnoADY, Atfy.
Commissioner's Sale oJF 3ieal
UstaiCi
XJOTICB IS hereby given, that by an order
J or sale l.ssued am of the District Court
of Nemahu County, Nebraska, and to us di
rected as Comuils-sUnieij. In the case herein
after mentioned, upon an order and decree
ren lered by suid court in a certiln action
therein pending, wherein Bernard J. Xanlk
man is plaintitl'. and Caroline Kaulkrhan.
John II. Kaulkman, Mary Rosina Kmilk-
inau, Josepn rtenry ivauiuman. and Jonn
Peterson, are defendants. We will olfer fo"r
sale at public auction, at the door of the
Court House in Brownville. in sam county
of Nemaha, on Monday, October 5th. 1S74, at
I o'clock in the afternoon of that day, tho
following real erUte in Nemaha County, Ne
braska, to-wlt: Tho northeast ;u-irter of
sectiou 2f. fouTU-tm lf). in fownShlp No.
six (6), north of range No. fourteen (?1), east,
containing. ou; hMidrftl and sixty acres'.
U3-TERMS OF RALE CASH.
STERLING P. MAJORS,
DAVIDSON PLASTERS,
WILLIAM II. HOOVER,
07o Commissioners,
IMPEOVED MOVABLrZ 00MB
HIVE.
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Patented Soptcniccr 24tL, 1S12.
A WARDED First Premium at the Stalo"
Fair, held at Brownville, Nelrwk ; al
so large Silver Medal at the IudMtrial Expo
sition, held at St. Josephi Mb. It has rcceiv -ed
the First Premium al every Fair where it
hds beeli exhibited.
SAMPIE HSVJE, $4,50.
Send 25 cents for 50 pages "Practical Hints
on Bee Culture."
Address DON J. ARNOLD.
Brownville, Neb.
Mime Works
chapj.es nszshaut;
MAhurictnrer and Dealer in
Foreign&Doniestic Marble
Monuments, Toibstoiioo,
TABLE TOi'S, Ac.
Main Street, bet-een 9th and 7th,
BROWfgVHIfUB, IVS3J5RASK4.
All orders promptly flllwl and satisfaction
gtiHi-.ihJettl.
SPECIAL DESIGNS FURBISHED
CHAS. NEID1I ART. Proprietor.
M. M. CONNER, Traveling Agut,
SZJPEKIXTS2KJDBK'E"5 IVOTICU
TWILL hold Public Examination on fhc
last Saturday of eacb month, at my ofltco
In Brownville. TIiom wishing certificated
will nieuse take notice.
D. W.PIERSON,
42lt Co. .SHpfcrinteiidtri'.
WIBLET'S
LsAulidiiiLy Mtiliul
Groceries, Provisions, Feed
RSSH AH33 SA2LT
Xp.!SBi.xg?Z
I.IME, Hi2R AND SA2TD.
Highest price paid for all kimfeof Country
Produce, either Jh cash or ,ooU.
7T Slain Street,
A
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DBALEit IN"
HOOTS AND SHOE
CObTOJl WORK
MADK TO CIJDKi:.
Reiulrlns ueutly dun. No Mala itr'. n.a a
, vilte.Neb.
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Mi I Wis. $,
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HEATING ST
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BEST. SOLD AND WAR
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