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THE ADVERTISER
TIIUIDAY MORNING. MAY C, 1875.
Pnlilishers' Notices.
wCrnsnrTnEA rvertibkr for sale by G.
KTl)rN Kohksellcr, Stationer and News deal
er So. 97 Main strer-t. next door to the Postofllce.
y-KL SoTirvs. t rs ordinary reading matter,
j b ch 'Rred ten rents per line,, each insertion.
se JLTr tvPc' flneen c18 n ,lnc-
: - T-'vrMfKTS undPr the head of "Wanted."
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r -For Sale." "Ixst," "Found," &.,
an;'-d twenty-five cents for each adver-
.t ' five lins. or Ies,each Insertion. Ad
ior.ts " Sve lines, at the rate of Ave
. t ',t asch insertion.
Atitn'orized JARentB.
r,T N-iA.at'Shridan, Is our authorized
r- yTZ
agtrt at'liafplaee UTreceireland receipt ;for all
: C'jeu.
JAur- TiTrs hoHrHtlrl7edascntat JTema-
t a ( ty tD receive and receipt for monies due us.
j MAsBrnRKPSfe our authorized agent in Glen
., (, j rccinct to receive and receipt for monies
f n'rubcrlptlon.
T. 1tthu, at St. Deroin, Is our authorized aftent
" - ,'place.to receive subscriptions and adver-
- and to collect and receipt for monies due
T : Am ERTISKR.
j - s. -stiN'irK imir authorized agentat Aspln-
t receive subscription and advertising, and
c er and receipt for monies due us.
I, Kkitt. at Peru, U hereby authorized to re-
t? subscription and advertising for thp Ad-
- n:TiSF.R.anl collect and receipt for the same.
FAIUBROTHKR & HACKER,
Publishers Advertiser.
LOCAL 3IdCBRS.
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now is Iho tlmerfor plover'shoot
Pc-ad all the advertisements In
; -ipor
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-- M-tj. Cnfirey, we understand. Is
Y.iig a paper hi Chicago.
"'Iirhal McCabo la enforcing the
,T'i'j!li' ordinance to the letter.
I 'vn i the Egypt of "Nebraska.
s-l r r, people go over there after
:i ?
o ir me-chanls are still receiving
- ; j. !s, and all bavo laid in large
i n constitutional convention
r. ' o mnce its ee3sion next Tues
Ir r - mil Inst.
P. MeaderandX.H.Gttliland
c . 'i Ii-ck precinct, gave us a
-' .- ' t call since our last issue.
t. vl Johnson, Beub. Berger and
: ''ulp went up to Omaha to
rt Mond3'f to serve us U. b.
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.'1 r a:obetferpointon theSIis
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,., ,, t t0 j -uiy jjimiif, gruueriua.
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rM - n-a'TlculturnnniDlements.
.i.ville.
Hill &, Co. are offering
r ! ' . tnt-nts to cash buyers, and
,i . v tore room is crowded from
i , : " tiii night.
T i t Siturday we eaw farmers
r' .! l' corn with their overcoats on,
;f i n tho weather was not hot that
hy i means.
i .V ' 'iow who wanted to adjourn
i Mi- ; "li ot Pebruary, snowed ins
h:i ' 'i: nrd benijrn counteuance on
rA s ri ." 3.tt WmlneBiloy.
Jnsf r,h Gtirtb',;ajrgnit:for,the Dcr-
raKing enpeir and 4- mower
"nlSrWiyTrtrt?:eJraertturo-f.
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mr.rhIne--,lfrano'ther column.
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rprrrt to learn that uncle
,-'. for Fovernl vears a rcfti-
J ; ' i n fl Dr. Keel in ir fo'rm, I? very
r' . . ii.d Hint no hope Is entertained
r U renovery.
Pic-1, in Aspinwall precinct, on
'. ii' ht of the SOth tilt., of pneu
'.n'.i.i, "lr. Larkins, wife of our re
ct 1 fi-Vow-cltlzPii J. R. Larkins,
in the "-'th yeir of her age.
"ohn Httussfieid now owns the fif--.;
.T.r flv. of vacant ground lying
ln,v'i n the store houses of E. S.
W ' y m:d L. Lowman. We hope
! -. c n good block of buildings go up
' tr" f ,i summer.
Wo prinietimrs feel utterly dls-gu-f.
! with tho kind of weather we
r'vin.r: but after reading the re
I irt- in our eschmiKes, we feel"geat
'y r Ia. oil jt knowing they have it
n,u i rcorf in other places.
Vi had the pleasure of meeting,
!: v -k. Mr. John Titus, of Guide
"I ' :, Wt-httrcoflTify, Neb. He says
w..ff If 1 it home, a short tln.e ago,
tli-iv v,t( no young grasshoppers as
jr! jr is part of tho country.
iTiwall will vote on the M. P.
' i 1 i --opo-itlon on the 19th, and Ne
inv t ,:y bihI St. Deroin will vote
'' '' U-t. Aspinwa'.l will vote on
'" ' - liy. nnd the nfther two pre-..::'-
u'. the following Friday.
- W uridorstHtid that Hon. Church
-I wo rf tJi-s county, and of whom
f,i' " idt-r- may have heard, has re
ft l- 1 nml accepted an invitation to
L Iv r the ddre.3 at the Adams
c j! i-jru-ulfural fair next Sept.
- "V!-sv riding on the .prairies lust
' -1 " v itnesed a very unusual
lk ..ie weatherr-n snow Hlortn
-j day of May. It only con-
I a! n'.nit thirty minutes, and
i ' - ti-tn! it reached the ground.
' ;'p f irmrs of McPherson coun-
K !'isi-), 8yq the Leavenworth
s will plant large fields of broom
IK.
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c rn this year. It is a crop that never
-' "n the wetern prairies, pays
c ainl one that grasshoppers will
5 "lt.
Wp 'Hidorsuind that some coun
try 't Ai r- in tobacco have laid them
se!'.oilah to troulIe.vby violating
t r n ijo iaw, nnd that a perempt
crJ ?u:iiiiions to uppear at the bar of
;u-firent Omaha will be made upon
- -l?i iluring the present term of the
J -trict court.
- Th farmers of this county are
'v -' Ii the scion with their work.
"i-o generally ready to plaut
c n SS )ine are planting, while oth
rs v. Lo tire ready are deferring until
rariirr weather, not. willing to run
l-nr;-k of having the seed rot In the
"" '''i 1 Growing weather will cer
- ..y come ere many days.
We think that Aspinwall pre-r-r
will give quite a respectable ma
- T-'j f r tte btuiii proposition. They
X7-!'t a rVilroud, let it run where it
-rr.uj A majority of them realize the
aft thr.t jt, cannot run by everybody's
'r- or through everybody's land,
and that some who anticipatesuch an
evel must nece&arlly be disappoint-
Bee notico of sale of eetray.
Are we to have a horse fair In
June?
What has become of our Johnson
Itemizer?
NIckell has put np a neatand at
tractive sign.
See the law card of J. V. Xew
man in another column.
Our streets presented a lively ap
pearance on Saturday- last.
Mr. Handley is offering 75 cents
a bushel for white Mediterranean
wheat.
Mr. James H. Dye has moved to
his Farm five miles south-west of Ne
maha City.
There is no town In the west can
boast of better mechanics than can
Brownville.
Thos. Burress, of Glen Rock,
called on The xVdvertiseb on Tues
day of this week.
Tho firm of Abbott, Emerv &
Lemon have turned out some very
fine wagons lately.
See the big advertisement of
Theo. Hill & Co. They believe in the
free use of printer's ink.
Thanks to Levi Johnson, cur
agent at Nemaha City, for his efforts
In behalf of The Advertiser.
The St. Joe. Herald says thejsva-.
rtnfTnlastyeaK
Our old friend Sani Rich, now of
the Falls City Journal, spent last
week In our city. Wo weroall pleased
to see him looking so well.
Ted Huddart ha3 bought and
moved into tho Cohn residence in the
west end. This makes u vacancyIn
our city council from first ward.
The colored slip pasted on your
paper has your name printed upon it,
also the time to which you have paid.
Look at It and see if you are indebted
to us.
A little daughter of Mr. L. J.
Evans, of Cass county, last week was
helping her father set out fire in the
stubble, when her clothes caught fire
and she was burned to death.
Goley Pavey advertises his farm
for 6P.le in another column. This farm
Is in the Hughes settlement, twelve
miles south-west of Brownville. This
is a'good farm, and can he had cheap.
.You will find your name printed
on the slip of colored paper pasted on
the margin of your copy of The Ad
vertiser each week, and that will
tell you how you stand with lis. If
you owe us, call and settle.
J. B. Hoover, jTcnxahd Cly, is
now selling goods for pay down, and
no one need atk him for credit. He
saj-s that notwithstanding this newly
established rule, he is doing a good
business. The spcret is that while he
cannot trust his goods out ho is sell
ing at the lowest possible figures. He
says that justice and safety to himself
and creditors.imperatively demand a
strlgt adherence to the ready pny sys-
fem;
ljfojjr 'ity
aTfreHttioIfoiltSTlMthvtitermetiI--diat'etiepartraent
ofr;our hlglii eohool
decided some week8s1nce to have" a
May party. Accordingly on last Sat
urday forenoon quite o number of
them gathered at4the school house to
have their day's fun gathering llow
ers and eating cakes and other good
things with which their mothers had
kindly provided them. Mias Stella
Hetzel was choaen as their queeu.
Mrs. Pletzel, deeming tho day too cold
and raw for the young folks to ho out,
klndlv offered them the use of her
house, which offer was accepted, and
we doubt not all enjoyed themselves
better than if they had wandered off
into the woods. Mr. MoreHulburd,
teacher of this department, the Bev.
Richards, and Mrs. Hetzel, did all in
their power to render the little ones
happy $ and we are sure they will all
rernember with pleasure the May par
ty they had at the residence of Mrs.
Hetzel.
Es-Gov. Furfcas has just finished
plautiug sixty acres of orchard this
spring. This makes just 1G0 acres of
an orchard for him. This orchard,
and his vat nurseries, "are two miles
wet of Brownvillo. We were out to
see the Governor last week, and got a
few choice trees. Wo found him
where he has been constantly for the
past month in tho midst of his trees
and ehTubbery, hard at work, with
his own hands, and superintending
the work of his laborers, planting,
transplanting, filling orders for cus
tomer, etc. Tho Governor, finding
his nursery mattors in not excellent
shape this spring.andremcmbering the
little story of the farmer and the lark,
and tho admirable lesson taught by It,
took hold of his rural labors himself,
"threw himself into the breach ;" and
although the cold winds and disagree
able weather of this spring have made
his face ns brown as n Mexican, he
has the satisfaction of knowing that
his work is well done, and demon
strates that he can labor as well as
theorize.
The Governor, tho morning we saw
him, was not feeling well. He at
tempted the day before to pull a tree
out of the ground uby the roots,"
when, instead of proving himself a
Sampson, he wrenched his back until
he could scarcely Walk. And then he
was out of humor with the grasshop
pers, for, ns he says, they climb his
fruit trees, and hunting out the swell
ing fruit buds, devour them.- The
hopper last fall took a strong fancy to
his nursery grounds, and literally
stuffed them full of grasshopper seed,
and none of tiiat kind of seed fails to
came up and live, and movp, and have
a being. Just think how smart the.
little pests are not bigger tharra pin
head, some of them climbing Into a
fruit tree, ten feet, to investigate the
fruit prospects. But that's tho way
they do that is a case where the pure
cussedness of their naturo comes in.
The Governor is not, ns a general
thing, a swearing man, bat he made
remarks that Indicated that had he
the executive ability he would send
those grasshoppers to that hot country
that the preachers tell about, and then
recommend a repeal ot the pardoning
jiowerU
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sroijjour
llnches
hreMiitlrlBftVw
The city council bad a meeting
on Monday evening. See minutes
elsewhere.
J. Fitch Kinney, the money
lender, is in town at the office of E.
W. Thomas.
In another column we publish
an abstract of the assessd value of
property In this county.
By a late arrangement the pas
senger train on the M. P. now arrives
In thlsoity at 3:45 p. m.
Wat. Empsori commenced herd
ing the town cattle on the bottom
above town, on Monday last.
Several articles which we have in
type for this paper are crowded out by
the demand for our advertising space.
Dr. McPherson starteu tor St.
Louis on Tuesday, his objeot being
new goods and to enlarge his cigar
factory.
Harry Dolen, whose wife has
been considered. dangerously 111 for
some time, informs us that she is
slowly recovering.
The "Clipper'' base ball club will
go to Rockport on Saturday next to
play tho "Silver Stars5' of that City.
It will he an exciting game.
Abbott & Emery have bought the
Interest of A. W. Lemon In their
JfirSiiilQCsroiilkbuslneFPj. Ser
d Issol u tloni tlcejlJoSkoUiSScolu m
ui
" T . f 1 1 1 vnn. V v ' M A aJ fk fe la An mm n ifrt aaJ
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luicciiuiiuicuHuies ui uuu iniiu,
land for rent. .Two houses, two good
barns, water, corral, and e,verythlaj?
convenient. Apply tc F. E. Johnson
& Co.
The grasshopper clerk is shoot
ing off his contemptible little pop
gun again, and misses his mark wide
ly as usual. Wonder what "Colonel''
the simpleton is driving at?
A. J. Bitter, Koch Welty, nnd
Z. P. Thornton, all of-St. Deroin, paid
Brownvillo o visit on Friday last.
When seen-by our reporter they were
In search of something to sustain the
inner man.
Dr. Converse of the M. P.,- and H.
C. Lett of tho Brownville & Ft. Kear
ney it P. railroads, started for Colum
bus, Ohio, on Wednesday morning on
important busineB connected with
our railroad interests.
'For cheap land, and land that
never fails grasshoppers or no grass
hoppers, drouth or no drouth to
yield abundance of aii3' crop in which
it may bo planted grain, fruit or
vegetables Nemaha county, Neb., is
unsurpassed in the west. Our farm
ers, who properly cultivate, never fall
to have a surplus of farm products for
sale.
Judgo Morgan, of Sheridan, gave
ua a call on Saturday. The Judge has
been out to Franklin county where he
has a timber culture claim, upon
which he planted on "arbor day"
1-1,400 cotton wood-s. We doubt not
the Judge will take in the $75 00 pre
mium offered by the State Board of
Agriculture for tho greatest number of
trees planted on that day.
On last Wedneday afternoon
there was an alarm of fire at the resI-3
dpat!fi&rr:-r.rcCnv, thlircjty. he-
people'responded promptly, and with,
in a few minutes after tho "fire" cry
was heard a number of citizehs' were
on the ground ready to render any as
sistance in their power. Tho fife was
extinguished, however, by the mem
bers of the family before it did much
damage.
The Grand Inland Times has the
following very complimentry notice
of stock lecelved at that' place from
the Furnas nurseries :
"The;finest lot of trees nnd hhrub
bery of all kinds that has ever been
brought to this section, rvere received
the other day by William Stolicy,
from the Furnas nursery at Brown
ville, in this state. These trees are all
nice looking and healthy, and as fine
as aii3' we have ever seen from any
nursery.
While wo are plenqed to see Dr.
McPherson taking hold of business
again In Brownville with a firm hand,
we regret to see those excellent busi
ness men nnd good citizens, F. E.
Johnson &, Co., and Gus. Bergman, go
out of business. Bergmann, however,
will continue to carry on the cigar
manufacturing business for the Doc
tor, and we hope that Frank Johnson
will ero long go into business again in
our city. We cannot well afford to
lose him.
On Tuesday evening last an Im
portant conference took place in the
office of "JT. T. Rogers, Esq., between
the officers of tho M. P. rnilroad and
a delegation of influential gentlemen
from RIohardson county, represent
ing the Salem route for tho extension
of the road from this city southward.
Dr. Converse, Superintendent, T. P.
Kenuard, Treasurer, and Mr. Smith,
Auditor, of the R. R. Co., were pres
ent. The delegates from Richardson
were J. W. Holt, P. W. Berkhouser,
S. P. Gest, Dr. J. R. Brooke, D. C.
Simmons, all of Salem ; and Thomas
Moore and M. H. Vandeventer, of
Muddy. We are not advised as to
tho resut of tho interview, further
than that the Salem delegates return
ed home filled with hopes of success,
but that there wa3 no definite arrange
ment or agreement made.
Dr. John Mcrherson came in
from 'Republican City last week, and
has been stirring business up with a
sharp stick since his arrival. Some
thing has to be done when the Doctor
sets his foot down business has to
move on and If he has 110 business
he is never slow nor out of resources
to make business. He advertises all
his "real estate for sale- he' is bound to
sell it anyhow. Since then he has
disposed of some G40 acres of land, and
has bought out the mercantile busi
ness of F. E. Johnson & Co., and also
tho cigar business of L. A. Bergmann,
two as successful- business establish
ments as thero ere In the city. He
will continue th'e goods business at
Johnson's old s,(and, and the cigar fac
tory he will alfo remove to his brick
block, occupying the north-east room
as araies room, Tommy Shurts lu
charge, while the preparation of the
weed will bo carried on in the second
story under the supervision of L. A.
Bergmann. He intends, to greatly
enlarge the business. We wish the
J)ootor much success.
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
CdUNciL Chamber ; May 8.
Council met; present, Mayor John
eon, antj councilmeh McLaughlin,
Hill, Mercer, and Parker. Minutes
read and npproved.
The petition of j. & E. Hmldnrk tn
sell spiritous, malt and vinous liquors
.1 it -.
p5n ' .aln.fL" wasread Qnd thereJ gM?Stas.-.tss
being no objections, on motion of T.
McLaughlin the license was grantedr
J-tie accounts were then allowed:
Richards & Smith . $3 13
J. li. 3IcCabe, marshal 30 00
J. B. McCabo, sundries . c 75
South "Western Printing Co 37 00
Watters & Sapp, removing 125
yard earth atH els- 17 50
J. S. Stull, rent... . 20 00
Bids on printiug were opened, and
on motion of councilman Mercer the
bid of Moore & Sanders was accepted. -
Un motion the clerk was "instructed
to procure a record book as per propo
sition offered
fU- B. Docker, Clerk.
JHCITCtOUS NOTICES.
Preaching at the Mt. Pleasant
Church Sunday, May 9th, at 7 d. m.
Rev. P. B. Buck will prench at
Hillsdale on Sunday, May 9th, atj.0
o'clock a. rn!
uaoSriiSundayfMav "l6thf
r- ffiiltricf-Lodge NoV g will
meet "at Fa!rview. this county. May
"lh A full finonrlnnnn rF nil tU
lodges in the county is requested.
Aspinwau.,. Neb., May 4, 1075.
The village election held at this
place yesterday, resulted in a victory
for the Temperance parly. Its ticket
was elected by a two-third majority.
The following named persons were
elected trustees for the eusuing year :
G. W. Gulp. Jno. S. Minick. J. A.
Hood.B. F. Hasnoss and Henrv Hart.
An adjourned meeting of the Board
of Managers of tho Nemaha County
Agricultural and'Mechanlcal Associa
tion will be held at the Court House,
Brownville, on May 8th, to take ac
tion in regard to premium list for
next County Fair, and! discuss such
matters as will tend to make the Fair
a perfect success. A full attendance
is earnestly requested.
Jno. BtjAice, Sec'y.
Alisirnct of Assessment for 1S75, of
Ke.nl .nn;l Personal Property
1 IVemuhii Coimtv.
Merchandise $ 73,729
Manufactures
Horsfs .,
Mules
-l L 11 1
jl t K. (' - .
J" W I II O... . ..........
Vehicles
Moneys
Mortgages, ifcc
Stocks and shures
Furniture
AH other personalty
219.5S1 acres of land ,
Town lots
11, 7
171.021
'JO.OIS
6S.UC9
MS
11,550
31.193
.... SI .850
20,650
....- 11,-107
9S3
4t5,SG9
1,320,933
319.277
2,222,520
.-ST
number of inhabitants in Nemahn
county by precincts, and the number
of births and deaths that occurred be
tween March 1st, 1874, and March 1st,
1S75:
rr " w
I
Island precinct....
Glen Rock
LnfnyeMc
Dnnplns
Washington
London ....
Hiownville
Nemahn City ,
Aplnvnll.
St. Deroin
Bedford
Benton
121
im
070
bo7
5)2
m
714
1G1U
633
747
310
302
721
10
45
23
43
25
17
2S
51
22
4U
4
0
30
Totals..
902
350
110
TAKE N0TIC&
A S'EW AKJiSKISTEiATHO
Dr. John McPherson, having pur
chased the splendid stock of goods of
F. E. Johnson & Co., will continue
the business nt the samo place. He
wishes to say to tho people of Brown
ville, and the farmors of this and ad
joining counties that his present stock
is rery large, and that ho will soon be
in receipt.of more new goods, which
he proposes to sell, for cish down or
inexchauge for produce, ot rates so
low as to nf-tonish the natives. Call
at the old stand under the now ad
ministration, and realize tho truth of
what is hero asserted.
Mrs. E. Marion has just received
another lot of new hats nnd flowers ;
also 1,000 yards of all silk grograln
cord edge ribbons, from 2 to G inches
wide at 25 cents a vard.
Coll and see my now stock offspring
goods, consisting of dry goods, cloth
ing, shoes, hats and groceries. I have
one of tho best stocks in town, nnd
sell at very low prices, to suit the
times.
Geo. Marion.
DISSOLUTION OP CO-PAUTNER-
The co-partnership heretofore ex
isting between the undersigned, has
been this day dissolved by mutual
consent. A. W. Lemon retiring from
tho business. Tho business " will be
carried on hereafter by S. W. Abbott
and M. L. Emery, under the firm
name of Abbott & Emery, who will
settle nil nccounts of the" old firm.
Thanking patrons for psst favors,
we respectfully solicit a continuance
of tho same.
S. W. Arbott,
M. L. Emerv,
A.W. Lemon.
May 1st, 1875.
GAA'DIES ! KIJTS ! !
I have just received one of tho larg
est and most splendid lots of assorted
candies and nuts ever brought to the
city, also pure maple sugar. If you
want anything in my line, ohenp,
give me a call.
R. V. Hughes.
YOU AltE INTERESTED.
If you regard life and property go
and see theNon-Explosivo Lamps nt
H. C. Lett's' drugstore.-
' rwSagBg8Kg
GRAXD EXCURSION
FK03I
liROTTSTILL TO NEBRASKA. CITY.
TJie Crent Sew Yorlc nnd Setv Orleans
Zoological nnd Equestrian
Exposition. ,
TrfcrrrvnLen.e Institution exhibits in NEURAL
FBIIS,r,mr.rpilt, 1S75. It comes
! " . ----;---uiy uouceu OY ine Dress In nihor MtlM
c .rioflfA0 fr JSSmtali, lis animal,.
nrnntr.. r?" ' . -n rtriiuircann uses a "cj
SThi?h It XPi? MPrcs3 ll for exhibition purposes.
Ji,,-tSLn,,;ht are so brilliantly lit up with ks that
anfmli.Uasdisc'rnabIea,,,n V- AmonCthe
2LnT'm,t'7"Hl are "monger UvlnS Alaska
a2"?.' exhibited In mammoth tanks holding W
batttlscf rra. vmtcr' This will be tmlr a no fl
iBtf ?!y,al? iUe 0l,l ones allve ouuide or the
L,l.i?,i 1?: XVe notice theannounceraent oftlie
maze wk. tbe. African liartebest, the irnuorwlid
horm-d horse, thn n-oniti tioi.ni ,v.i-i. .nJJ
uhJ?',?if J!? d intercstins animals. Also !
ion? YlzeVsrnfpX"?"
croccdilM.BRVJH r,' -"':,'.."-c"-' "B"9..
rifMfrs
Tw.iiw,r RWor,a or animals, reptiles. Ac
!, Sl .ry .f. waT "atnary will prove a very In
h 2.M weU as original part oftl.e show. The
Vnitlr?mmunltJ' has read ofKinp Kalakna.Klns
t.V ?! 1 ' ani ,be Beecher and Tl'ton scandal
H .ri.repreTenta'Jon3 of these persons will be
found in the gullerr.
K!newJnvention.no that will astonish every
body, is the steam man. Walks and runs alone.
"';.' vA mechanical marvel.
Its circus bids fair to out-rival any establishment
we have ever nad, .both In point ot numbers and
scale or merit. Jrany English artists, who have an
excellent European reputation.and who make their
firxt appearance in America: Mil Minnie Marks,
"J?.FrSlte?t female rider the world ever produced:
M'lle Rosina Cooke, with her stud of Menace and
dancing horses: M'll Roslland, the beautlml char
acter equestrienne: William OVDale. the electrlry
inc equestrian : a. VanZandt. who appears for the
first time In this country in his extraordinary and
oriRinal act' entitled the "English Jockey's Pas
times,' the greatest achievement the world has
ever known : Hiram Marks, Jester, the mot versa
tile ring humorist living: Georjo Adams, the pan
tomimic wonderand king of thest'.lts; M'lle Jessie
s'ack wire equilibrist; Young Ieon. the only rider
who manages to ride and drive nine horses : the
Batchel'er. champion lpaper of the world : Mr. Ab-
nm VanZandt. Itnllarul rnrrcv.Valunllln. T-rvtit.
ranion jaspers, the three dying men or the air: W.
M?vis Hart, and Rice, I fie extraordinary gymnasts
Many other adebritaea are naenUoned that iwo liave
'uul space 10 aesignaie here. "
Robert Freyer's troupe of 1 rained animals.. His
nonlJH dj;teJsaeaw.,"'ThndlnjjdoxUCani:o
Jonaps hoops.banners.brldsres. Ac. ThedeerccHp-te
all In Jumping with their monkey rider. Tho rac
ing camels are very fast.
xrom lil!ln;iIloiis tlicnirjirtewlllpellnseiinvthlno
and everything everattempted In that line In Amer
ica up to the present time.
Fourteen dromedaries (truly a novel team) will
draw a mwlccar nt the head. Then appears the la
dles and irpnta nn nrfpplts stppri. Xext tho onen
Hon den, their tamer seated among them, all of
whom are exposed to view. Then the 40 dens of
livlnganlmals. the largest Zoological collection in
this country. Then Zlngra and his plate-glass dn
or.verpeijts, the reptile seen coiling around and
about him, and obev everv word of command. Ter
minating with the Parisian steam caliope. a mon
ster musical instrument, plnved by steam, nnd
drawn by 10 powprOil horses. At the tent another
gratuitous riisplav Is offered daily: at 1 p. m. a lady
nscens a Jingle wire OK) feet In midair, from the
ground to the top of the pavilion.
Two exhibitions are given dally, at 1 and 7 p. m.
TheTrunkltailroad will carry passengers to visit
the .New Yorlc nnd New Orle-xus Zoological and
3-Jiuestrlan r!xrwltinn nfVphririritv. ;Hsiv "1.
St the Wowing greatly reduced rates:
From Brownville to 2cb City and return, S1.10
From rem to Nebraska City, nnd return, ?0
BSTTlckcts good to return on any train untllSun"
day, May ad. 43w2
Thoroughbred Shepherd Dogs for
fnrsule by R. A. ITawley.
GO TO1 5AGA5lJS.
ne keeps tiie best liquors and ci
gars, and a quiet nud orderly house.
His billiard tables are of the latest
style, and appointments about the es
tablishment are attractive.
R. A. Hawley is receiving goods In
his line almost daily, and it has its ef
fect on our streets. It looks like old
times, when we had the trade of the
whole county. Wo uotice farmers
from all parts of the county coming to
Brownville'to trade with Mr. Haw
ley. Ho should be encouraged by all.
Call at "Judkin's everyTucsday
and TIihrsGay and Saturday, and
get fresh vegetables.
j
i.. lowma?;,
Received a splendid Stockof linen
suits.
latest styles only.
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'. $GLtiteaKG ROSES. " -
A-few very choice '"climbing" roses
Baltimore Belle, Queeu of the,Brai
ries, Seven Sislers, Mrs. Hovey,
(white) and Ayrshire, at
Furnas Nurseries,
Brownville.
Boots and Shoes for men, ladies and
children, at L. Lowman's.
NEW HAU3ER sKo.
The citizens of Brownville and ev
erj'body else, will please take notice
that A. Friedline ha opened; a shop
on the south side of Main street; and
propoes to practice the art tonsorial
in tho" most satisfactory "mnnner upon
all customers. Mr. F. bus had much
experience in the business, and flat
ters himelf that he thoroughly un
derstands It. Ho solicits those who
pat ron izOj barbers to give him a trial.
Huddart & McCoy sells !gtfod flour
for two dollars.
THE McCORSIICJC HARVESTER
Is the best in use); it lsslrongerand
more durable than nnj' harvester on
tho market; it is lighter? of draft be
cue of its superior construction.
Every machine wnrranted to give en
tire satisfaction or no pay. Tho Mc
Cormick Advance is srf well known
as a reaper and mower everybody ac
knowledges its superiority in cutting
and raking all kinds of grain and
grass. It is more durable and runs
lighter than any other reaper.
Robert Teare, Ag't.
Office at Hill's Store, Brownville.
I am soiling calicoes, 100.000 yord3,
latest styles, at 10 cts a yard.
L. Lowman.
Stand not on your going but go at
once to Huddart and McCoy's ond get
a sack of that, not new method, but
the old reliable method flour.
21. C. JL.BTT
Has just received the finest stock of
wall paper ever brough to this city,
and for less money.
1LADIES,
Call at H. C. Lett's Drug Store and
procure a bottle of that fine perfum
ery. W. li. aicCREERY
has 0?tige Orange, Timothy, Blue
Gra, Clover, Red Top and Garden
Seeds, FRESH. 33m3
SEW STL?E
Letter and note paper in boxes, at
H. C. Lett's Drug store.
Extension tables, toy carts, boys
wagons, picture frames, nails and
cord, at Roy's furniture store.
SPKHGAXD SU3SU2ER GOODS
Returning from the east, and re
ceiving as usual a large and well se
lected stock of goods in all the diff
erent lines I usually keep, I will be
pleased to show my friends and cus
tomers tho most beautiful styles of
goods In the market this season.
Louis Lowmajt.
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A "JPARTXER WASTED.
Ben Bogora deslrrs to dispose of one
t I
half of his livery stock to a partner,
with two or three thousand dollftr-. i
It is one of the best stables in the I
west and pays well.
New fans for ladies nnd children at ,
Mrs. E. Marion's.
J-i. jLIUkViuutl 1 BBUIIJ C.-U'.lOIlUUfUlKJ
domestic cheaper than ever.
T T A.V..M .. : 11; ri jt
M. B. -Barnes has n most pplendid
assortment of cloths, neckties, scatfe,
and nil tin.' nf nntIBm0n'a
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He has al-o a nice lot of rattan walk
ing sticks nnl canes. Faslionable
suits made to order and satisfaction
guarantied.
L. Lowman la selling clothing cheap
for cash.
Go to Abbott &. Emorj
Forall kinds of Farm Implement
and Machine Repairing, PI,;in and
Funoy Paintlmr, Wagon, Wood and
Iron Work. Good work! Low rates!
L. Lowmau will sell chevoit shirts
at greatxbsrgsins.iMiiuaifWe:'
.ciis, nun w us, uqu viaieu qi tue oi
feuso of na a'3ha"uitr in the district
court of Xeiiiaha couuty, Xebrnakn at
the April, 1S75, term, will mako ap
plication to the Governor of Nebras
ka, at lire ollioe in Lincoln on thclSMi
day of Muy, 1S75. for n full nud com
plete pardon of said offense.
14w2
Thomas Wells.
Early JSose totatees for seed,
at W. A. Judkin's.
L. Lowman is selling Japanese silk
at 2octs per yard.
Feather and moss pillows, mattress
es, baby buggies and new Carpels, at
Roy's FurnlturoStore.
What makes good bread-? Good
flour Huddart & McCoy keep3 It.
L. Lowman is selling tho best Sc
calico ever brought lo this market.
1000 yard of Ribbons, all
widths and colors, at 25 cts.
per yard, at Theo. Sill &
Co's.
MOIVEY TO LOAJV.
To 12jg Fanners of ATcma2ia
County.
All partiefl desirous of obtaining a
loan for three years, at 12 percent, per
annum,' in connection with lif' in
purance,' can do so by calling on J.
FITCH" KINNEY, Jr., at the office
of E. W. Thomas, where he will re
main for sixty days from tho 1st of
.May, 1S73.
BlJre31 PEACH T&EES.
Afe.w'huudred choice -bialideB vn-riQlieR'twoYearold-peaolElrcesiat
" FURN'AS'NURSlJRIES;
Brownville.
L. Lowman sells buckle plow shoes.
Large stock of clothing for men,
youths aud children, at L. Low-
ninns's.
W. T. DEN
For Fence Fosts. sawed . Q
or split, of choice Burr . rj
Oafc lumber, call on
Bay Brown's Illinois '
COjRJV FZAjYTFM, the
best in use, of W. T.
Breaking and Stirring
Flows, greatly reduced j
in prices, by W. T.
V
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New Stoclc of fashion
able Hats, Cavs, Boots
and Shoes, just received
Den takes County and
City Orders at their
face for goods. Re nev-
er asks any' person to ':
discount County or City '
Orders. Bring them to .
b
Ben has just received a, ,
choice assortment of , m
Furniture at reduced ;
prices. Call and see
Brownville, Nebraska,
Important to tIioTravcIfng,II,Rblic
lt!s thedutyof all per.sons.t-eforestartlng
on a3amey to ascertain by what route thev
can reach their destination with the lenst
tronhle, and If there are two or more ronrts
leading to the same point, to decide which Is
tho safest and pleawintest. to travel.
We take pleasure In slatlnc that the Chi
cago & North-WesternVRailway Is the
oldest, and several. miles the shortft, route
between Omaha nnd Chicago. Within the
past two years the road bed how been pnt In
admirable condition, and almost the entire
line has been relald with steel rail.
Tho Depot i:i Chicago is centrally toenled,
and as their trains arrive there thirty nln
utes in advance of all otherlines passeng"-
can alwayfttM? sure of making Eastern con
nections. For all points In Northern and
North-Eastcrn Iowa, you should purchase
tickets vln'Maroliall, Cedar Raphls, or Clin
ton. For points In Northern Illinois or Wis
consin, via Fnlton , and If you are going to
Chicago, or East, you should, by all means,
purchase your Uckets-by the Old Pioneer
Route THE CHICAGO & NORTIf-WEST-ERX.
.
Youwill flnl on all through trains Pull
man Sleepers, new and magnificent Bay
Coaches, and tho best Smoking and Second
Class Cars now on any road In the United
States.
Particular information, with maps, time
tables, etc., may be had atSny of the Through
Ticket Offices in tho West, or npon personal
or written application to J. If. IIoustakt,
Western Traveling Agent, Omaha, Neb., or
to W. II. STE-ynTT. General Passenger Act..
Chicago. " .
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