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3?HE ADVERTISER
THURSDAY, SEPT. 21, 1S7G.
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de us on sulxscrlption.
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at that place.lo receive subscriptions and ndver
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collect and receipt for monies due us.
FAIRBROTHER & HACKER,
Publishers Advertiser.
LOCAL MATTERS.
-On Monday evening of this week
the Good Templar Lodge of Nemaha
City hail asocial gathering In the In
terest of tiie cause of temperance, and
wo had the pleasure of being one of
the guebts. They had good music- -vocal
and instrumental a most excel
lent, though short, lecture by Judge
Church, and a most splendid supper.
"We wondered at the courage of our
Nemaha temperance people to attempt
n free supper and to prepare a sufficient
quantity of cakes, pies, chicken, and
every other good thing for everybody.
For, you know, soma people go to a
.free supper who never go to any other
feiud they believe in free-pitch-ins,
but never go when there is a half dol
lar to pay, even to so good a cause as
that of temperance. 13 at the supper,
notwithstanding this, was abundant
for all, and the hungry were fed. Not
withstanding the night was dark, the
clouds low and threatening rain, there
waB a big crowd present. Young men
and lads from all parts of the county
gathered at Nemaha on that occasion,
and from the disorderly conduct of
some of them wo judge they did not
turn out on that night strictly to en
hance the cause of temperance, man
hood and good manners.
In "tho hall and the rooms occupied
"by the people, there was goudorder,
"harmony and all enjoyed themselves;
but out doors and around the building
there were a lot of young men and boys
who aoted so badly ns to make us
think of the old times In Nemaha,
when it was the fashion for nearly all
Uhe young men who went there to get
drunk Kid kick up a fight. We do
not say any of thesoon Monday night
were drunk, but they acted as sober
men and boys seldom act. Thcyseem
ed to bo extensively on the muscle.
During a short time we were out see
ing what was "up," avo heard several
quarrels, some half dozen banters to
"step out and fight," and saw as many
coats stripped in preparation to fight,
eaw one regular knock down between
two good ixed boys, and thore was
one fight we did not see, and we un
derstood some of the parties engaged
were pretty severely pounded.
We speak of this feature of tho oc
casion under consideration for the
good of society there, and for the good
of those young men who know better,
but seemed to forget that they were
disgracing themselves, their neigh
tors, their town, and their friends.--At
ft tempernnce meeting is no place
to go to settle feuds by fisticuffs. So
"far as we were acquainted with the
riotous parties, we must say there
were none of the Nemaha lodge en
gaged, and while we exonerate the
good citizens of Nemaha from all
blame, they may protect themselves
and common decency fiom u repiti
lion of such disgraceful scenes by the
enforcement of wholesome laws made
and provided for such cases for the
protection of society and the rights of
law abiding people.
On last Saturday evening the
"Hayes and "Wheeler club room was
again crowded with ladies and gentle
men. Gov. Furnas made the princi
pa' speech of the evening, and as every
0110 autieiputcd It was a noble effort.
The Governor always speaks in ear
nest, means just what he says, uuder
stands his subject well and is a!wa3's
armed with official documents to make
good his positions. Such speeches
are always instructive and leave an
(impression for good results.
When tho Governor had finished
hla remarks short and pertinent
speeohes were made by Messrs. Pol
lock, Church and Bailey. Republi
cans are waking up hero as well as
elsewhere, to a seii6o of the danger
that menaces them.
On next Saturday evening the club
will meet in McPherson Hall.
Judge Church will address the'
Svemaha City Republican club on this
(Thursday) evening. Gov. Furnas
will addresB the same club on next
Thursday evening. .
IP. 3. Allen's Best, at Huddart'e.
;sgig:asi;3issss5ass5
THE
COUNTY TAJK
TO HB HELD OYER SATURDAY.
Because of the inclemency of the
weather the first day, it has been de
cided to hold the Fair over Saturdoy.
The time for the reception of articles
will bo one day later than announced
in the premium list.
By order of the board,
B. A. HAWLEY,
President.
New lot of .Hannibal Flour re
ceived to-day by F. D. Muir.
Newt, and Foster McCoy, of
Pawnee City, are visiting friends in
this city.
Sunday school concert at the
Presbyterian church next Sunday
night all are invited.
Go and see and hear "Every
body's Friend," at McPherson Hall,
Thursday evening.
Thanks to W. S. Clark, of Cen
tennial Guards, forlateNew York and
Philadelphia papers.
"Everybody's Friend" a rich
drama, at McPherson Hail, on Thurs
day evening. Go. Admission only
25 cents.
Mr. Lowman returned from his
trip to tho eastern cities on last Fri
day, lie brings with him a splendid
stock of goods. -
Strangers attending tho Fair can
spend a very pleasant evening by go
ing to the dramatic performance on
Thursday evening at McPherson Hall
The "Blake Dramatic Associa
tion" will give one of its mo9t pleas
ing entertainments on Thursdn'
evening of this week in McPherson
Hall. Admission 25 cents.
Wo noticed Dr. Hanlin, of Falls
City in the city on Mouday. We
learn the people of Falls City are near
ly crazy to make the Dr. State Super
intendent of schools.
B. Savell left with us' this week a
specimen of grass wheat which is
hard to beat. It weighs 03 pounds to
the bushel, and measured 49 bushels
to the acre, from tho machine.
The Douglass county delegation
to the State Convention are Silas A.
Strickland, Charles Bankes, W. A.
Gwyer, Paul Vandervoort, I. S. Ha3
call, C. II. Dewey, J. J. Moore, W.T.
Kelly, Gen. M. O'Brien, W. B. Pey
ton, E. K. Long, Wm. Coburn, Geo.
S. Martin, Pat. O'Hawes.
Mrs. A. D. Willisraao'i, of Den
ver, and her daughter, Mrs. Mahar,
has been sojourning amongst their
friends of this city for a couple of
weeks. Mrs. W. will return to Colo
rado soon, and her daughter, who has
been very sick, will visit friends in
Chicago, as soon as she recovers.
Dr. Louis Moll, of nanover Kan
sas, arrived in the city last Thursday,
and started on his return trip on Mon
day of this week, Misses Florence and
Hattie Smith accompanying him.
The Dr. is a cousin and was the guest
of Mrs. H. Smith of this city. He
made the visit to see Ada and George
Married. The Dr. gave us a pleasant
call, subscribed forTilE Advertiser-,
and we were much pleased to make
his acquaintance.
Mr. Lauge, tho rtgent of tho Ne
braska Railway at this place, author
izes us to say, for the accommodation
of persons who desire to attend the
Fair this week from Peru, that a spec
ial train will leave Peru at 9 o'clock
Thursday and Friday mornings and
return in the evening, starting at six
o'clock. We presume many will avail
themselves of this very convenient,
pleasant and cheap way of attending
the two last days of our County Fair.
Our County Fair opened on
Wednesday. We go to press early on
Wednesday and cannot make much
of a report; but there appears to be
much interest taken, many entries
are already mr.de, and the general in
dications are that tho Fair will be a
success. On Tuesday it rained light
ly nearly all day, but on Wednesday
morning tho weather had cleared,
with pleasant north-west breeze, aud
the appearances aro that we witl have
good weather and all a pleasant and
profitable time.
Mr. T. Paul Morton of our town
who is a sufferer from chronic disease
of tho eyes, has through the efforts of
T. L. Schick. Esq. as his attorney
procured a pension from the govern
ment at $10 per month since August
1st, 1SG5, aud $1S per month since
Juno 1st, 1S7G making an arrearago of
$1,100 and continuing at the rate of
$18 per month. His application has
been pending for six or seven years,
ami has been in the hands of several
different attorneys, but owing to tiie
improper presentation of the case was
not allowed until came into the hands
of Mr. Schick, and the mistake was
corrected by him.
Mr. Morton Is needy and deserving,
and will bless and vote for the Repub
lican party which remembers the sol-diers-aud
sailors whosacrificed health
or limb on the altar of their country.
The gratitude and sympathy of the
rebel horde which votes for Tilden
and reform is pretty uncertain to the
soldiers who are dependent on the
government for support. No Union
soldier can afford to vote the Demo
cratic ticket.
Wichita Flou? at Huddart's $4.
s:
GRAND
EALLY.
On Saturday the 23d there will be
a grand rally of the Republicans of
the county in Brownvillo.
GEN. J. C. CO WIN,
Of Omaha, and other eminent speak
ers vill bo here. An address will be
delivered at the hour of 3 o'clock
p. m., from a stand In tho open air;
and at night all will rally at MoPher,
son Hall. Tho band and glee club
will be on hand, and speaking, music,
processions, and bonfires will be the
order of the day aud night.
Republicans of Nemaha, makeyour
arrangements to rally on that day for
HAYES AND WHEELER.
T. E. Allen's Best, at Huddart's.
Chevoit Shirting, 12i cts. per yard,
at L. Lowman's. v
-- New Winter Wheat Flour at F.
D". Muir's. v
Spring Wheat Flour, warranted
at Huddart's, $2,50.
Don't fail to attend the Republican
rally In Brownville next Saturday af
ternoon. Gen. Co win, of Omahaand
other able speakers' will address the
people.
Married, on the evening of the
14th inst. by the Rev. J. W. Ellis, of
the Presbyterian church, at tho resi
dence of the bride's mother, Geo. W.
Fairbrother, Jr., sou of the editor of
The Advertiser, and Miss Ada M.
Smith.
The occasion waa a very quiet but
happy one. None were present ex
cept the families of the bride and
bridegroom aud a few invited guests.
After aB'imptuous repast at the festal
board, the evening passed with music
and songs and in social converse.
May the virtues which adorn our son
and daughter at the beginning abide
with them forever.
We learn that tho fire fiend vis
ited Red Oak, Iowa on the night of
the 16th inst. and that tho barber
shop and its contents of Mr Witcherly,
tho tailor shop of Mr. Barnes and the
transfer headquarters of Ben Rogers,
were destroyed. We understand that
Ben saved his property the buiiding
did not belong to him. Witcherly
was owner af the building in which
he carried on business, and he" suffer
ed quite a loss. The Pacific House
and eight or ten other buildings were
burued. Our old Brownvillo friends
havo our sympathy.
There will be speaking in the
open tiir nest SattiTdcy, at tho Re
publican rally, if the weather is pleas
ant, at about the hour of three o'clock
p. in.; if otherwise the speaking at
that hour will be in the hall.
It is expected that everybody in the
city will come out In the evening to
the speaking in McPherson Hall.
There ha3 been considerable effort
made to procure good speakers for the
occaaion, and every Republican in
the county who possibly can should
be in town on that da' to hear them,
aud by their presence if in no other
way, encourage tho cause and princi
ples for which we are so earnestly con
tending. The following are the delegates
elected last Saturday to the Republi
can county convention, so far as we
have received tho names :
Brownville A. R. Davison, Os
car Cecil, Jno. B. McCabe, Charles
Neidhart, C. F. Stewart, J. S. Church,
Win. H. McCreery, B. M. Bailey,
W. A. Polock, S. M. Rich, G. D.
Cross.
Nemaha City Levi Johnson,
Moses Banks, J. H. Drain, J. P.
Crother, J. F. Drain, J. M. Hacker.
Peru John Wine, A. Carlisle,
Thomas Horn, T. J. Majors, Wm.
Bridge, Wm Dally, J. D. Storm, F.
L. Prouty, Henry Roberts.
Geen Rock Joseph Lash, Henry
Redfern.
Loxdox H. O. Minick, Richard
Kestersou, Alex McKiuuey.
We copied last week the follow
ing notice from the Nebraska Teach
er without comment :
Prof. W. Rich has decided to' leave
Brownville, where he has so lougaud
so ably conducted the Public Schools,
on account of the reduction of salary
made by the now school board. Thus
by a false economy which will amount
to a saving of no more than a few
cents to each tax payer, the city will
lose the services of one of the best
Principals in the state and at the same
time the high rank which her schools
have so long held.
It is proper to say that a reduction
of the salaries in the several depart
ments of our schools amounting to
$2,100 has been made. The principal's
salary is for the present year, $1,000
and if any other school in tho state,
of equal pretensions, pays a larger
salary, wo are not aware of it. We do
not think that Prof. Rich ever predi
cated his resignation upon the reduc
tion of his salar
Prof. Pooro, the New principal is a
gentleman who has had charge of the
Lexington aud Chenoa schools in Ill
inois successively for many years and
is well and favorably known among
the best -educators of that state. Un
der his management our schools will
not lose their high ranks but will keep
pace with any in our state.
Brownvillo regards her schools as
tho "immediate jewel of her soul" and
of this the Nebraska Teacher may
take notice and set us right before tho
world.
Fall. Wheat-Flour, at Huddart's
$3:25:
NEIGHB0EH00D NEWS.
Peru.
Do your duty and vote for Haye3
and Wheoler.
Tho festive hopper still remain
eth in the land and prepareth for an
abundant progeny next spring.
Our coming legislature should
provide some means whereby a unit
ed effort for the destruction of the
young hoppers next spring can be
made.
The election days are come,
The noisiest of the year,
When politicians pluck your sleovo
And lead you off for beer,
Your correspondent has been
sorely puzzled over the problem of
how a Sunday school superintendent
can conscientiously pray for the prop
er training of his flock, aud then ad
vocate the election of a perjurer to the
highest office in the gift of the people.
Yours,
Van WINKLE.
Hayes and Wheeler Club met on
Thursday evening laBt and listened to
the reading of Gen. Logan's speoch,
noted the addition of eight names to
the roll, making in all 50 names, and
adjourned to meet Thursday evening
September 21st, when an address will
be delivered by Hon. J. S. Church.
On Thursday evening September 28th
Ex-Governor Furnas will address the
club. All are invited to attend and
hear the above speakers.
At the precinct Republican con
vention the following named gentle
men were elected delegates to the
county convention, to be held at
Brownville Sept. 23, J. H. Drain, J.
F. Drain, Levi Johnson, J. M. Hack
er aud Moses Banks.
Tho Good Templar supper on
Monday evening last, was well attend
ed. An interestinc nroerrammo nf
vocal and instrumental music was
well carried out, especially so on the
part of the Excelsior brass band. G.
W. C. T. Lake was reported sick and
unable to attend. Judge Church ad
dressed the young people for the space
of half an hour, giving some good,
whole3omeadvlce. All seemed pleas
ed and satisfied with the evenings en
tertainment.
Services at St. John's church
(Episcopal) next Sunday afternoon at
2:30 o'clock, by the Rev. E. R. Rich
ardson of Nebraska City.
.illdCU.
Rain every day.
There is nothing smart in vulgar
ity even in political speeches.
A little son of James Ely's was
badly sh,otf by the accidental dis
charge of a pistol.
The Sunday School pic-nio is
postponed until one week from next
Saturday.
The one who left a dead horse on
the road in London should be prose
cuted for committing a nuisance.
The weather is not very favora
ble for puttingup hay.
3Tew Slillinery iioo'ds."
Ladies of Nemaha' County, when
you come to Brownville to tho Fair,
call at Mr3. Cook's, next door to the
post office, and take a look at her new
goods. Latest style hats and fancy
goods just received from New York.
I cau give you bargains this week.
M. G. Cook.
Announcement
Editor Nebras.m Advertiser.
Please announce the name of Alex
ander Kearns, of Bedford precinct, as
a candidate for Representative, sub
ject to tho decision of tho Republican
county convention of the 23d of Sep
tember, and oblige his
Many Friends.
Craddocli. & ri,'
Retail dealers in farm produce, fam
ily provisions, stock feed, flour, but
ter, -eggs, &c.
The best brands of flour constantly
on hand, and sold at the lowest price.
Cash paid for butter and eggs. Goods
delivered free of charge, according to
order, in any part c-f the city.
On the lGth the Republicans of
Otoe county nominated a ticket and
elected delegates to the State Conven
tion, as follows: Senators, N. R. Pin
ney, Gen. C. H. Van Wyck. Repre
sentatives, Geo. McKee, J. B. Elliott,
F. M. Robb, aud Paul Sch minks.
Delegates to theState Convention, Dr.
Larsh, Peter Jludenhause, Wm. Mc
Lennan, F. Sims, Ran McKee, Geo.
Osiuble, H. T. Vose, C. H. Van Wyck.
Commissioners Court.
At a called meeting of the Board of
County Commissioners of Nemaha
County, Nebraska, begau and held at
the county clerk's office, on Aug. 19,
1S76, the following officers being pres
ent: Alex. McKinney, J. H. Shook,
Commissioners; W. E. Majors, Co.
Clerk ; and D. Plasters, Sheriff. The
following business was had and done,
to-wit :
The official bonds of tho following
named Supervisors were approved :
John Goheu, for districtNo. 2, Doug
las precinct.
L. G. Edwards, for district No. 3,
Peru precinct.
V. P. Peabody, for district No. ,
Aspinwall precinct.
J. M. Httcker was ordered to view,
mark and locate county road as prayed
for by Wm. Hannaford, Leeper.etal.,
and as appears of record on page 51G
minute book.
Superintendent Maxwell was or
dered to receive NefT, a girl about
8 years old as a county charge.
The proposition of A. L. Mathews,
M. D., to do the county practice for
$149 per year was accepted.
V. P. Peabody was appointed Su
pervisor in Aspinwall precinct.
The sale of se quarter, sec. 3G. 5, 15,
school land, was declared forfeited.
The bid of Geo. Armstrong was ac
cepted. Board adjourned".
wilse: MAJORS."
LIST OF
SPECIAL PREMIUMS
TO BE AWARDED AT THE- COUNTY FAIR.
We, the undersigned, agree to pay
the articles set opposite our respective
names, on the conditions hereinafter
stated :
To the ohampion Base Ball Club of
Nemaha County, one Base Ball worth
$2.00, by A. W. Nickell, and one Bat
worth $1.00, by L. G. Lockwood.
To the Cliampion Croquet Player
game to be played on the ground a
handsome Croquet set, by the Society.
To the handsomest baby.l set silver
plated knives aud forks, by Stevenson
& Cross.
For the best twelve ears sweet corn,
one copy of t.he Nemaha Granger one
year, by G. B. Moore.
For the best practical essay on the
the destruction of the Grasshopper,
five dollars worth of vegetable, flower,
or field seeds, by Hawley & Douglas.
Best display of fruit, one copy of
The Nebraska Advertiser, by
Fairbrother & Hacker.
"Everybody's Friend."
Corn and Feed at Huddart's.
Did you hear the news from
Maine, boys?
Challengo flour, Nemaha Valley
Mills, at Huddart's.
Sewing machine needles of all kinds
at Nickell's drugstore
Challenge Hour, Nemaha Valley
Mills, at Huddart's.
21ESTAUHAX1 1
Second door west of the First Na
tional Baud, By Mrs. Wm. Stevens.
Me'als at all hours served to order and
the best the market aflords. 13:f
Milliiiei'y Goods.
Having rented Mrs. Cook's rooms
at the foot of college street, I am pre
pared to furnish the ladies with mil
linery and fancy goods and would be
pleased to see 1133' old and new custom
ers. I will receive in a few days a
nice stock of goods direct from New
York, which I will sell lower than
they can be bought elsewhere In the
city of Brownville.
Miss A. II. Crater.
For I2ie Centennial.
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars and
Day Coaches from Kansas City, Atch
ison and St. Joseph to Ft. Wayne and
Cleveland without change, via the
Wabash Line.
. Connecting at Ft. Wayne with
through sleepers to Philadelphia, and
at Cleveland with through sleepers to
New York and Boston, making but
one change of cars from the Missouri
river to the "Centennial, or New
York and Boston.
The Wabash Line is also the most
comfortable route to Indianapolis,
CreVnn?ti nud other en&tum cities.
Passengers taking this line have
choice of routes either via Quincy or
St. Louis, andean visit all principal
cities, watering places and prominent
resorts through the country without
extra charge. J. S. Lazarus.
Gen'l Weafu Agt.. St. Louis.
W. L. Malcolm, Gen'l Pass. Agent.
Dramatic performance Thursday
evening in McPherson Hall.
Campaign Soiig" Book.
We have received from the publish
ers a copy of the "Hayes and Wheeler
Campaign Songster," containing va
good collection of rousiug Republican
songs, full of the necessary nerve and
energy. Many of the songs are print
ed with the music complete, for tho
use of Glee and Quartette Clubs. A
lurge majority of the songs are set to
tunes already familiar to every one.
The songster also contains short bio
graphical sketches of our next Chief
Eexccutive. with portraits on tho ti
tle page. We expect to hear these
campaign carols roll from the manly
thioats of loyal voters everywhere
throughout tho length and breadth of
our land, before the (fay of victory ar
rives In November. The publishers
offer extra discounts on quantities of
the "Hayes and WheelerSongster" to
campaign committees. Seud 10 cents
for sample copy. Address
John Church & Co.,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
Fall Goods ! Fali Goods I
McPHERSON
has received his fall stock of
Boots and Shoes,
and will sell them at greatly redDced
prices to those of last year.
LADIES' FRENCH KID,
PEBBLE GOAT,
BOX-TOE and SIDE LACE SHOES
AT McPHERSON'S.
Thei are verj' stylish, and the latest
novelty in the market.
McPHERSON
has received some fall styles of
PRINTS
and Notions. Call and see them.
Oentlemen's Linen Collars,
- in ever3T style. 'Also
TheLatest Styles of Ties, at
McPHERSON'S.
GENTLEMEN'S BOOTS & SHOES,
the newest thing out, at
McPHERSON'S.
McPherson will lead in making
LOW PRICES
this fall iu'all classes of goods.
BUSINESS BREVITIES.
$12.00 Bureaus at Roy's.
Club meeting Saturdaj' night.
Don't forget the county fair.
New samples of Brussels carpet
at Roys's.
Attend the club meeting Satur
day evening.
District Court for Nemaha coun
t3T November lGth.
A large assortment of various
styles of bedsteads, at Roy's.
John Vickers, of London, Is at
all times readj to dig or clean wells.
Glen Rock fall and spring wheat
flour, warranted, by Hawley & Doug
las. A trial is all we ask.
Wanted A partner to handle a
patentable article. Address, or see,
J. L. Colhapp, Brownville, Neb.
Craddock & Son sell tho best
spring wheat flour at $2.S0, and fall
wheat flour, a good article, at $3.50.
Hon- to VnniiufsU the St onincli's Tor
mentor. If the enemy of mankind was permitted to
exert his diabolical lngonuity in tho Inven
tion of a now disease, ho could scarcely de
vise one inoro worthy of his gen lus than dys.
pepsla. The dyspeptic snifercr Is tormented
by symptoms resembling those of almost ev
ery known malady, and is often worried In
to monomania by these conflicting and per
plexing manifestations. A favorite though
absurd hallucination of the victim of chron
ic indigestion Is that ho or she has heart diet
case. Dyspepsia 1ms often been pronounc
ed Incurable, but experience has shown that
Hostetter's Stomach Hitters will vanquish
It, together with tho constipation and bili
ous derangement which usually accompany
lt.Diseases of the kidneys and supposed
rheumatic pains arc also frequent concomi
tants of dyspepsia, but they, too, succumb to
tho above named invaluable corrective.
A Sample Bottle for Trial.
If yon aro troubled with headache, dull
ness, incapacity to keep mind on nny sub
ject, dizzy, sleepy, or nervous feelings, gloo
my forebodings, irritability of temper, or a
bad tasto In tho mouth, unsteady appetite,
choking sensntlon In tho throat, pain in the
side or about shoulders or back, coldness of
extremities, etc., or in fact any symptoms of
liver complaint, biliousness, constipation of
the bowels, or dyspepsia, go to your druggist
A.TlT. XICKELIj, and get n bottle of Dr.
Sherman's Prickley Ash Bitters. No spirit
is used In their manufacture except a pure
article of Holland Gin. Ladies In particular
will find t'fem peculiarly adapted to their
wants in all ages and conditions of life Tho
label tells all they contain, consequently
physicians do not hesitato to prescribe them.
Snmplc botttofor trial free. Itegular size,
SI.0O. ' Scowlj-
Important to tho Traveling? PuMic.
It is tho duty ofjall persons.bcforostartlng
on a journey to ascertain by what route they
can reach their destination with tho least
trouble, and If there are two or more roads
leading to thelsamepolut, to decido which is
the safest and pleasantest to travel.
AVe take pleasure in stating that the Cur
cago & Noktii-Westkux Railway is the
oldest, and several.mlles the shortest, route
between Omaha and Chicago. Within the
past two years the road bed has been put in
admirable condition, and almost the entire
line has been relaid with steel rails.
The Depot In Chicago Is centrally located,
and as their trains arrive there thirty min
utes in advance of all other lines, passengers
can always be sure of making Eastern con
nections. For all points in Northern and
North-Eastern Iowa, you should purchase
tickets via Marshall, Cedar Rapida, or Clin
ton. For points in Northern Illinois or Wis
consin, via Fulton ; and if you are going to
Chicago, or East, you should, by all means,
purchase your tiekctsby tho Old Pioneer
Itoute TIIE CHICAUO & .NORTH-WESTERN.
You'wlll find on all through trains Pull
man Sleepers, new and magnificent Dny
Coaches, and the best Smoking and Second
Class Cars norc on auy road In the United
States.
Particular Informatlon.'wlth maps, time
tables, etc., may be had at any of the Through
Ticket Offices In the West, or upon personal
or written application to J. H. Mountain,
Western Traveling Agent, Omaha, Neb., or
to W. H.Stennett, General Passenger Agt.,
Chicago.
fflifjBk Ths Great Canse of Human Misery.
vP3&
Jiitt Pullishrtl, iii a Seated Envelope-
iviee six cents.
A Lecture 011 tbe Nature, Trent incur, and
Radical Cure of Seminal Weakness, or Sprmator
rhaa. Induced by t01f-Aliso, Involuntary Emis
sions. Impotency, Nervous Debility, and Impedi
ments to marriage generally ; Piles, Consumption,
Epilepsy, and Fits: Mental and Physical Incapac
ity. Ac 15y ROBERT J. CULVER WELL, M.D.,
author of the "Green Book." tc.
Tho celebrated author of this admirable Lecture
clearly demonstrates, from a thirty years' success
ful practice, that tire alarming consequences of self
abuso may be radically cured without the danger
ous use-of internal mcdiciire or the application ot
the knife: pointing out a mode of cure at once
simple, certain, and eflVctunl. by means of which
every sufferer, no matter what Ms condition may
be. may cure himself cheaply, privately, and radi
cally.
J6S" ThisZccturc ictllprove ahooato thousands and
thousands.
Sent under seal. In a plain envelope, to any ad
dress, postpaltt, on receipt of six cents or two post
stamps. Address the publishers.
. IlllOGMAiV & SON,
41 Ann St.. New York; PostOHIce Box,t3S
D.QT
HAPPY RELIEF to Young Men
from the effects of Errors and Abures
in early life. Manhood restored. Im
pediments to marriage removed. New
jinfi method of treatment. Xwv nnd
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llj'piJTin'E' remarkable rrmedies. Booksandpir
maiUUfluu. culars sent Iree in sealed c.ivelopcs.
Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION. 419 N.NInt
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reputation for honorable conduct and proiessiona
skill. yl
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Paid-tip Capital, $100,000
Authorized " 500,000
IS PREPARED TO TRANSACT A
Seneral Banking Business
BUY AND SELL
COIN & OUBEENOT DEAFTB
on all the principal cities nf tho
United States and Shirope.
MONEY LOANED
On approved security only. Time Drafts discount
ed, and special accommodation-. granted to deposit
ors. Dealers in GOVERNMENT BONDS,
STATE, C0UKTY & CITY SECURITIES
DEPOSITS
Received payable on demand, and INTEREST al
io wed on time certilicates c deposit.
DIRECTORS. Wm.T.Den, B. M. rlis 3LA.
JIandley. 1-rank E. Johnson, 11. At. AUcIimkmi
Wm. Frazier.
- - aOICf L. CARSON, .
A. R.DAVISOX Cashier. Pruiit.
J. C. ilcNAUUUTON, Aast. Cuttter.
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SUCCESS
All Flour sold by me nave given en
tire satisfaction.
None but No. 1 Brands Kept on liand
and sold at
BED-ROCK
PRICES.
FEED, C0RR3 POTATOES,
OATS, BACOU, &c,
CONSTANTLY ON HAND AND SOLD
AT TIIE LOWEST MAKICET PRICE
IB1: XX IMITJTE,.
HTCXR. THE
Before going to Philadelphia iBhall
visit St. Louis, Chicago and New
York, and will lay In THE LAR:
GEST stock of General Merchandise
ever brought to Brownville.
During my absence nvy clerks will
continue to give you tho benefit of
the LOW PRICES at which I have
been selling goods.
J". Hi. IEO"3T7
Dealer In
Undertaking a Specialty.
Keeps a full line of
MET ALIO AND WOOD
BUBIAL GASES.
5G Main Street, ISROWKYILLE, NEB
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PAT. OLXJSTE,
FASHIONABLE
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BOOT AND SHOE
CUSTOM WOKK
3IADE TO ORDKi:, AND FITS GUARANTEED.
SO Main Street,
BROIFSiFlLLE, NEBRASKA.
E. HUDDART'S
Peace and Quiet Saloon !
S:
Jsfr
CKCVM.-.&VM
AND BILLIABD HALL.
J. H. BATJEiR,
Manufacturer and Dealer Iii
Bianicis, Brushes, Ply Nets, &c.
SOT Res&irinic done on short notice. The cele
brated Vacuum Oil Blacking, for preserving Har
ness, Boots, Shoes, Ac. always oil hand.
G4, MaJn St., BroTVBTilSe, Xcli.
Job Printing.
Do yon want Posters?
Do you want Handbills?
Do you want Business Cards?
Do you want a neat Billhead ?
Do vqu wanta tasty Letterhead ? .
Do yon want.'a nice Visiting Card ?
Xf so, leave your orders at The Ad
vertiser Job Office, where all work
is done by experienced workmen, and,
guaranteed to give satisfaction.
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Plott's Star Organs.
few ami beautiful design. AGTCNTS
WANTISD. AiWrew.EUWAK" PLOTTS'
"Washington, A". .X.
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ATTOKKETS.
S. A. Osborn, .
4 TTORNEY AT LAW.-Oeo Wllh W.T.JHs
A crw.HrftWHVif.Kcb.
T. L. Soh!6lr,
t TTORNEY AT LAW. MAY3K CONSULT
IX. ed In the German language. OWco nxt
our to Ootinty Clerk's Offiee. Cmirt Howe JwWtl
ng, Brownville, Nebraska. l-jr
' .T. S. Stull,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW.
0ce. over Hill's store. Browmi.yli.
J. II Brocdy,
TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW.
L Office over State Bantc. BrowitvlIle.N'eb.
E. "W. Thons&s,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.-OGic,frit, r4Mwvr
Stevenson ctUrotw3.1IardVRrS;ir,rwii-ville.Neti-
IV. T. Rogers,
A
TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LA".
Will Rive dlllxent attention, to aar !!
nnslnessenirnsted to his care. OlHce in Court HMfce
Buildlng.BrownvllIe.Neb.
PHYSICIANS.
AS.HOLLADAY, ir.D, Physieton. Smmob
. audObstetrlcian. Graduated In 8S1. Le
ed in Brownvillo 1SK. Otllce. Lett t CMtgti'n
arcjrStore.XcPhereon "Block. sjpecfeU ttMJoi
paid to Obstetrics and diseases of Wooiea and
Children. W-m
HL.arATHEWS. Physician and SurKeow. OtBeo
. In City Drug Store, No. 32 Main stt,3lrwB
ville.Neb. BLACKSMITHS.
J. V. Gibson,
BLACKSMITH AND IIORSB SHOKR. First
strxetbetween Main aud Atlantic, llrmvi vtlltf
Neb Workdone to order and satiantcuoft guaran
teed. ijLajtvt', '-'-
ORGANIZED, 1870.
AT HROWKTIIXS.
CAPITAL," 100,000.
Tmnsncts ationcrnl banking business, solla
Drafts on all the principal cities of the
UNITED STATES AND EUHOFE
CS- Special accommodations granted to
depositors.
STATE, COUKTY & CITY
SECTJBITIES,
SOUGHT AND SOLD.
OFFICERS.
W.H.McCREERY, : : President.
J.C.DEUSER, : : Vice President.
H. E. GATES, : : : : : Cashier.
, , DIRECTORS. -
L. ri'OADLEV. J.C. DEU6HR.
WM. 11. HOOVKR. (. M. KA UPKM AN,
W. W. HACKNEY, 11. C. LETT,
W.H. MCCREERY,
The T. IP. & "W. Kouter
Composed of the
Toledo, Pccria & Warsavr Hail-way,
Cincinnati, Lafayette h Chicago Eailrc-ad,
Indianapolis, Cincinnati & Lafay6ttc E. E.
Is THE DIKKCT ROUTE from
BURLIKQTOrf, KEOKUIvifc lUSOjilA
LAFAYETTE SrDIAKAPOXJS
CIXCZKtfATI
laOUISVIiliE TfASHVILLIv
MEMPHIS ' ,
COLTJ2iISUS NEWARK
ZANESVILLE
PITTSBURG VASHLrtGTO??
BALTIMORE
PHILADELPHIA JEW YORK
EOSTOK
ALSO
C&iago.Petoit, icledj, Cfehcd. EuM,'
And to all points in the
East, Sosit3e, aitii Sotslitcast.
The attention of the trtveliBK public te called l
the following superior advantages offered bytlu.i
Itoute:
Unrivaled for Speed nnd Safety! 7 un
excelled In lttf Equipment 1 .Mag
nificent Track: New Steel Hall
Luxurious Iterlliiin Cltnlr
Cars! JJXUIcr Platform I
WestlngliouuAlrBralte
And In fact every niodnrn-appliance which teen!
ciliated to increase the comfort rnd safety of Pas
sengers. Magnificent SleppiB? Cnrs ar run on
nixht traitis, splendid Lipy Coaches on day Iraiim
to Chicago, and elt-xant Reclininir Chair las on
eveiitmr trains to IMHAKAPOMS and CIN
CINNATI without oimiicc.
By this route paseiwra'Wiit aoid delays and
disagreeable OranKnis transfers f hroujrh laraeelt
les, which makes lv e"fe-'aUy desirable ter bl
people and those tint af-usitom d to traveling, and
rorladieatravelinKa.Ioue Gentlemanly ana cour
teous conductor of this route are always ready to
anticipate the wautsof iMisseniters.
ThrouKh 'tickets can be obtained at theofltcesnf
allconnectlnK Roads. Baggage checked throHtrh,
Besurc aiid ask for tickets reading, via Ti P.
W." Route, from Burlington, Keokuk or Peoria.
A. L. HOPKIXS. Receiver. I ,wta n,
II. C. TOt75SE.NI), . P. .t T. Agt. f l rIa' "I
Fqr farther Information In regard to Freight or"
Passenger Business, address,
W. R. CRTJL-IPTOK,
General "Western Agent,
101 Main Street.RURLINOTON, IOWA,
feb tojati
THE ADVERTISER
Bias
DEPARTMENT.
A fine assortment orTyjie, Bor
for printing, j!(
BOSIOTJISITIKGSWIDBlnBl
UCI3a IUIiCS.A-tUV. 5
CARDS, 3
Colored and Breazed LJ, .
STATEMENTS,
LETTElt & JULL HEAPS
ENVELOPES,
Circulars, Dodgers, Programme.
Stow Cards,
J5LA5K WOIlk OF ALL KI50S,
With neatness and dispatch
ClIKAP OK IXFEICIOK 1V0KK S
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FAIKBHOTHSE & EACEEE,
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