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THURSDAY. NOV. 23 1S76.
TIME CARDS.
On.liy atnB Line South..
From nrownvJllo to Aropo. Palls City and TUilo
tlS!SS.i.U0!iy. Aspmwmll and St. Deroin. con
BecilHS wii.J coevprnnres t all other joints.
Leaves mownvh!eda.:Vat 1 clock p. m.
jCr-Ivcs at Hjownviil? Ho 'clock a. in.
Ar.ivc- a. .Biim if AKLESd, Proprietor.
Flour and feed at Huddart's.
Shut the door!! Do you live in
a barn ?
Nebraska. Railway.
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12:10 pm
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.Seward.
J. N. CONVERSE. Sup't
Brownville Bliss Line to Phelps.
Leave Rrntvnrril 7:3fl a. m.. 13B p. tn., S: p.m.
Airive at Brownville 7:S9r m.. H-W a. m.. :30 p. m
, B. U. BAILEY. Superintendent.
CLlcajro &- Xortli Western Rnllsvny.
TralMSRt Cacncil Elufls arrive and depart as follows
HEPAIIT
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Day Express
NriKht Kx.res
ARK1VK I OOISG KAST
.lftS3p.ru. I Iay Express...
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V. If. STENNETT.Gen.Pas. Agt
Puljlleler NotW-es.
KXTRxCoi-ixsorTHK Advkrtiskk for sale by
Ji. A. Polocfc. Stationer and News Dealer,
Posteffice building. Brownville.
Local NoTtcits. set as ordinary rf adliiR matter,
will be charged ten cents iter line, etch insertion.
Set In display type, fifteen cents a line.
Mr. Isaac Clark, of Tecumseh, ar
rived in the city on Tuesday.
$12.00 Bureaus at Roy's.
Penny'sGoIden Sorgum,atDen'e.
Marsh dyes to live and lives to dye
New samples of Brussels" carpet
Thanks to widow Sayle, of Ne
maha, for or Thanksgiving turkey.
See Miss Crater's card elsewhere.
Her display of Millinery goods is
very nice.
The river has been pretty full of
floating ice for several days, but our
ferry boat still runs.
at Roys's.
Best Tea at Nickeli's drug store, 3
pounds for a dollar.
A large assortment of various
styles of bedsteads, at Ruy's.
Craddoek & Son sell the best
spring wheat fluur at $2 SO. and fall
wheat flour, a good article, at $3.50.
Court Is still in session and will
continue during the week, when the
dockat will be cleared up.
Mr. Watson and Mr. Stevenson,
lawyers of Nebraska City, are attend
ing to leiial business in our court here
this week.
Slcn arid Roys, go to Cow
man's Tor 5 our Zals and Caps.
Authorized Agents.
V. K. Loofikwh wvw at Peru, 1 hereby authorized
te receive suhsrrlptioii and advettlMns for the
Advbxtxkkk, aud collect and receipt for the
Efinio.
VH.KVl)rsiAS.3t Sheridan. Is our authorized
nReHt'attlmt place to receive and receipt for all
monies due us.
J. P. HooviiR isor authorized agent at Xcais
ha City to receive and receipt for monies ducus.
Thomas HcnRKSs Is our autlwrized acent in Glen
Rock precinct to receive and receipt for monies
due us on subscription.
A J. Littkk. at St. Doroin.Jsourauthorizeda-ent
at that place, to receive subscriptions ail adver
tising, and to collect and receipt for monies due
TilK AnVKKTISKB.
Joux S. Minicj: Is our authorized agent at Afpln
vrall, to receive sulecrlption and advertising, and
collect and receipt for monies due lis.
FAIUBROTIIER & HACKER,
Publishers Advertiser.
LOCAL MATTERS.
Tho ladies ef The Eastern Star
Lodge are preparing to etve a splen
did entertainment at McPheron Hall
on next Wednesday evening. Do not
fail to be there.
Craddoek & Son now have charge
of the Judkins Hay and Stock scales,
and will weigh your hay, hogs, etc.,
promptly and accurately.
ILadics, Gentlemen and Chil
dren, go to lLoivraan'Sfi'or your
EtooLsaud Slices.
Boots from 2.50 up, at
McPhers on's.
See Arthur Walsh's card. lie is
a good plasterer and has few equals as
a rapid workman. If you want your
house plastered he is the man you
want to do the work.
Shoes for winter wear, for
$1.25 up, at McThcr son's.
Mr. Graham, whose mills had to
be torn down last spring on account
of the washing away of the river
bank where they stood, is erecting his
saw mill below town, in South Brownville.
We clip the following comfort,
ing item from the State Journal of the
17th. O, ye of little faith keep a stiff
upper lip:
From reliable sources we learu that
the Nebraska Hallway Company is
now in a most flattering condition.
Confidence in tiie road was never
moie ah-s-ured, among bondholder,
and the public in general. The earn
ings of the road during the past four
mouths have been veiy good, with
prospeutsnfn continued increase. The
amount of grain shipped fnm Seward
over the road is simply immense. We
are aureil that there jx no ijnubt but
that the road will be extended south
thirty miles, to Falls Citv. and west
thirty mllee, to York, early next year
Thi will give two connections with
the sooth and east, and open up to rail
road facilities the splendid York coun
ty tl ist net.
Ladies' Dress Goods in
Feed grinding and corn ihellin all the latest shade S, frOlll
at Xiock wood's.
tf 25c. up. at McPhcrson's.
Iff en. Women, Boys and Girls,
go to B.o iv man's for your Fur
nisliing: Goods.
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
GEcn Rock.
The faces of the Democrats are
not so smiling as they were ten clays
ago.
P. Berger's team got away from
his son yesterday on their return from
Nebraska City. Went west, and as
yet not heard from.
The feud between the French
still continues, and Glen Rock is Hot
blessed by having neighbors who are
always in litigation.
On Thursday, November lGth,
the beloved wife of T. Bnuford. of
Glen Rock, departed this life, aged 40
years, leaving a void not easily rilled.
A kind and loving wife, a good neigh
bor, and a true christian.
Did you ever see four young pigs
suck a cow? I have, the past week ;
and at the same farm saw a rat climb
an Oiage fence seven feet high, and a
rat terrier climb the same tree and
bring the rat down. W.
Brattou.
Wind and snow the order of the
day.
Died, on Saturday the 11th inst.,
Nellie, youngest child of Mr. and
Mrs. Gavitt, aged nine years. The
bereaved family have the sympathy
of a very large circle of friends. Mr.
Gavitt had just returned from a Cen
tennial trip.
The German Methodists are
building a church just east of the
Stone Church about a hundred yards.
It is to be the finest church in this
section-of country.
Corn-husking is going on lively.
The yield is good.
Miss Harper, of Brown County,
HI , has been paying relatives and
friends in this neighborhood a visit.
We learn she starts for home to-day.
Pleasant Prairie lodge of Good
Templars are expecting the District
Deputy to visit them on Friday even
ing next. The lodge is in good work
ing condition.
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Proclamation, by the President.
Srttional TliauksgiTiug.
October 2Slh President Grant issued
the following proclamation :
From year to year we have been ac
customed to pau&e in our daily pur
suits, and set apart a time to oiler our
thanks to Almighty God for .peeial
biessiugs He .bug. vouchsafed to us,
with our prayere for a coutititiuiice
therefore. We have at this time equul
reasons to be thankful for His con
tinued protection, and lor many ma
terial blessings which His bounty lias
bestowed. In addition to the iuvors
accorded to us as individuals we have
especial occasion to expres;-our hearty
thanks to Almighty God that by His
providence and guidance our govern
ment, established a century ago. has
been enabled to fullill the purpose ot
itsfoundtrsinoiTering.au aslum to
the people of every race, securing
civil and religious liberty to all within
its borders, and meteing out to ever3
individual alike justice and equality
ouiore me law. ii is moreover es
pecially our duty to cfl'er our humble
prayers to the Father of All Mercies
for a continuance of His divine favor
to us as a nation and as individuals
By reaon of all these considerations.
T. Ulyses S. Grant. President of the
United States, do recommend to the
people of the United States to devote
the 30t h day of November next, to the
expression of their tiianksand prayers
to Almighty God, and. laying a-itle
their daily avocations and nil secular
occupations, to nuiemhle in their
respective places of worship and ot
servesuch dayasaday ofthanksgiving
and rest.
In witness whereof I have hereunto
set mv hand and caused the seal of the
Unitpd States to be affixed.
Done at the Mtv of Washington
this twentv-sixtb day of October, in
the year of onr Lord one thousand
eight hundred and seventv-cix. and nf
the independence of the United Statp
of America the one honored and first.
U. S. Grant.
Bv the President :
IlAMrxTox Fisu. Secretary of State.
Thanksgiving Proclamation.
MILLINER
A. now and splendid stock of varied grades
and
LATEST STYLES.
The most attractive
IiABISS' FA5TCY GOODS
arc being received, and will Vg displayed for
the HOLIDAYS. A complete stock, embrac
ing everything enlciilnted to please. Call,
before you purchase, on
Mis A. ID. CRATER,
3Irs. Cook's old stand, foot C"llege-st.
Y THE
wmu
ArtL.nr IT, Walsh,
BsoYVEI!e, Xebraska.
B. B. COLHAPP,
Manufacturer of
The local dramatic club of Kear
txoy are playing David Coppcrlield.
Tableaux, music, etc.. at the
Hall on uext Wednesday evening.
Do not fail to sre the ladies en
tertainment on next Wednesday eve-
Found, a lady's eulT and sleeve
button. The owner can have by call
lug at this ofliee.
Sabbath school concert on next
Sabbath evening at the M.12. chureh.
Subjeot Temperance.
Mrs. Isaac Clark returned to Te
cumseh on Sunday last, accompanied
by Mr. and Mrs. Albert Smith.
Ladies of the order of The East
ern Star will give an entertainment
in McPherson Hall on the evening of
the 29th, consisting of music, tab
leaux, etc. . A pleasant time and full
house is anticipated.
Ladies' Under Suits, me
rino, very cheap, at Mc
Phcrson's. Singed, from the residence of
the subscriber, living in Brownville,
The largest stoch of Cloth
ing in town, and will he
sold at the very lowest fig
ures. Farmers, call and
be convinced.
John McPherson.
At Auction, Saturday
Or at Private Sale any time Previous!
1'an.caEius!
Craddoek & Son have an excellent
article of Buckwheat Flour for sale.
President Grant is again with fate
lie has turned over the hand that
gives the country peae. The Dem
ocrats find that the people of the na
tion arc with the President, and they
aie recalling their short-sighted and
abu-ive utterancts of a week ago. 7i-
tier Ocean.
:xa.ij UIAGSS.
Cheap Furniture.
tiooil as if New.
Neb., a medium sized gray horse. CflX(i . ?,.,.-' r, r ' , ,r,
..i.r.,,t in ,...,.. 1,1 A.... .. . ' '" '".'W'-" -
'"""" ix.iciii.-uiu, fxiiy uue It'llJIll
ing him to me in Brownville, will be
liberally rewarded.
C. Neiduart.
Judge Pound went to Lincoln
Saturday afternoon, returned again
and opened court on Monday evening.
Tecumseh is to have a Thanks
giving Masquerade ball on the even
ing of the 29th. In a social point of
view, Tecumseh beats the woild.
Gents' JVeck Wear, in all
the latest shades, at Mc
Phcrson's.
'-Grand Festival at Peru for the
benefit of the Centennial Cornet
Band, Monday night November 27th,
1S7G. Admittance 10 cents, supper
2o cents" So read the posters an
nouncing the occasion. Hope the
Peru boys will make a success of it.
Mace Cochran, tried at thi- term
of tho district court for stabbing Emri
Heady, was acquitted, the jury find
ing that Cochran only acted in self-defense.
McGee and Harmon of the
Brownville ferr3 company this week
old their interest in the ferry to Jno.
W. Bausfield. The new ferry com
pany is now composed of B.-iley &
Bausfield, each owning one-hilf.
A full stoch of White and
Colored Shirts, at McPher
son s.
blcs; Ladies1 Work Stand; Carpet;
Safe; Cool: Store; Carved 0'ik Bed
stead; and many other articles, at a
great reduction. STow in your oppor
tunity. At the residence oi J. L. Col
hupp, corner ith and Atlantic.
Clothing, Clothing, cheap,
cheap s at McPhcrson's.
Ladies, go to E,o.vni:ui for
your Kress Goods. Flannels,
:lsusiiiis, Calicoes, Jean;s, Cas
Mmeres, KoSious, and every -tiling
yoti wastt In the Osy
Goods and Xotion SJne.
At Anclion Next Saturday, or at
Private .Sale Previous !
PIX.VEY MeDOWKLL-Nnvemheiv-lSlii,
1S7C. at the resilience of the bril;s fullior, in
Avpinu'iill pncini-r, by Itr-v. Henj. V La wr
ier. Mr. Riiij. C. Pimiev, of Rlchaidbon Co.,
to Miss Maggie A. McD ,well.
Long and happy may you live.
In holy wedloe : bound ; s
May smiles from Heaven encouragement
give,
Willi biessinrjs your life to crown.
Your dny of life be fair and bright,
"Rough places." b ;Ing fur between ;
And when you've passed the shadowy
night.
May both in Heaven be seen. L.
DEATHS.
By the Governor of the Stute of Nebraska.
The President of the United States
having designated Thursday, IhettOlh
day of November, 1S70, as a day of
thanksgiving and prayer to Almighty
God, and believing we have abundant
cause ft-1' thankfulness for the mani
fold mercies and blessings bestowed
upon us as a Slate, and as individuals,
during the past year : Therefore, I,
Silas Garber, Governor of the Slate
of Nebraska, do cordially commend to
the people of this State Ihe observ
ance of the da j so appointed, in such
manner as will manifest their grati
tude to the Giver of all good.
In testimony wheieof, I have here-
i unto set my hand and
SEAL caused the Great Seal of
f the state of Jelira-ka to
be .yfilxed. at Lincoln, this sixtii day
of November, A. D IS70.
Silas Garber.
Bv the Governor:
Bruno Tzsciiucic,
Secretarv of State.
Tfl 7 "T ITS Pi "8 fM Jl T"4 "M
i iii n uiujiiii))
59 Main Street,
Brovnvillc, Nebraska.
Orders From Neighboring Towns
Solicited.
Stfesa
To ho Placed on a War Footing.
GAVITT November 11, 1870. of inombra
neoas croup. Nellie, daughter of Janus W.
Gavitt, in tbetenili year of tier .-vu.
Friend Marsh is now snugly lo
cated in the room recently occupied
by Alex. Robi-on, and makes pants
or other garments for the young men
just to suit them ; and he can repair
and dye faded garments to look as
well, nearly, as when new try him.
Notice the little slip on your Ad
vertiser, on which your name ap
pears. It will tell you when j'our
time of subscription expires. If the
time is up or about up, send, or hand
us$159 which will paj' for another
year.; or $1.00 for six months, or 50
cents for three months.
We this week take pleasure in
laying before our readers the able ad
dress of the Master of the National
Grange delivered at the meeting
of the National Grange in Chi
cago last week. The Ad
vertiser is always up with the
times, and gives its readers the latest
important news and all other matters
of general Interest transpiring
throughout the country.
Gen. J. C. McBride. present State
Treasurer, in company with .1. T.
Clarkson, an. experienced agricultural
writer, will shortly issue the Jfcbras
ha Farmer in magazine form. 24
pages, finest quality tinted paper, and
printed in the highest style of the
art. Of it we shall take pleasure in
gaj'iinj more when we see it.
' f-IFYOU WISH ANYTHING
S3T1S THE LINEOF HOUSEHOLD
BSTG00DS. CALL ON JOHN L.
SgyCOLHAPP. AT RESIDENCE.
82TAND SECURE A BARGIAN.
Gloves and Mitts very
cheap, at McPhcrson's.
The Brownville street markets
on Wednesday were as follows:
Choice fall wheat. SoflOc.
Spring wheat. 75S0.
Beef Cattle, .fat 314c. ,
Hogs, fat,4J4'"c.
Corn, 1620c.
Barley. 2050c.
Rye. 3033c.
Butter. lS20e.
Eggs. lS20c.
Potatoes. 30035c.
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Suits f 7'07?i $7.00 up, at
McPhcrson's.
An Vnausivcrablc Argrsment.
The strongest argument whleh can be
urged ng'iin.st the advisability of adminis
tering such cormslve and nerve-detroying
pniscms as arsenic and quinine for Intermit
tent and remittent fevers, is the vastly supe
rior .success in the prevention and cure of
such diseases of a medicine which Is the
veiy nntipode of tho abuve named drugs,
both in respect of its cnmpndtinn ami the
results wrought by it. Such a medicine. Is
Hosteller's Stomach Hitters, a purely veget
able prep nation, which u.it only eradicates
with wonderful promptitude every trace of
fever and ague, and kindred types of malari
ous disease, from the system, but is a certain
prevet.tlve tf all maladies begotten of miasma-tainted
air and w.iter. These results
mineral anti-febrile remedies do not effect
witli certainty, and their out. lined use en
tails consequences highly pernicious to the
system. The Hitters, on the contrary, not
only afford speedy relief, butestablish health
on a permanent busts.
New Yoik. November 17. It ivn,
rumored yesterday Jhat orders had
been received from Washington to
place the entire Brooklvn navy van!
on a war footing. Commodore Nich
olson declined to say anything in re
gard to the matter. 1 tit it is certain
that very unusual movements are in
pnr- at the yard, and that the
frigate Minnesota was yesterday fur-ni.-h.Mi
ammunition and fully equip
ped for sea.
While all Europe are making pre
parations for war, why not Uncle
Sam brighten up his accoutrements a
little.
L.'.-i.f"'.r-'-'t-.Tiv.".-.'A:.-rtjL--..'...,--1v..-.T r
Ask the recovered
Dvspciitlcs. BtllfoiH
i Butlerers. victims of
iever and Anne, the
&sK&yr$5i
sslz.' at-'-aA-f..-; .-.
W30r-s-w3i?" mercurial li-,eaied
5 r ff&iy patient, how ihey re-
t-1 V-"5rS"ili: covered ht-altli. i heer-
ArXt-J-X lul spirits and cood
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SIMMON'S
"LIVER
REGU.LAROR
Tlie Cheapest, Purest, ami Host Pain
iiy.iuu:ciiic intiie World.
For DYSPEP-LV. CONSTIPATION. Jaundice.
Billimis attacks. MC'IC IlLlACHE. code Oe-
prre.mn ot Spirits. SUUIt STOMACH, Heart Buru.
tc..tc.
Thli unrivaled Southern remerlv It wtrrnnteil
not to cont.tlu a ai igje purilrlof MKUCRUY, or
any injurious mineral substance, but is
PURELY VEGETABLE,
containing those Southern Roots and Herbs, v. h'ca
aa ail-wis Providence has plucxl la countries
where Liver UNeases mon nevail. It j! pure
idl IlNcnst-M caused by Dcrniicctiicut of the
Lucrum! Itn - elrt
'e- Jino.M.. Liver complaint are a bitter
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. ...... ... ... iucraiiiMi; t-;n in me llilCK, Mdes
-r Jonas. often mi.tak.-n mr lUii-uniatNm; iour
Nftimneh; Loss of Appetite: Hmvels ahernittelr
ciHtiyeun.liux Heatlnclie: Lo-s.n Memory, with
t--.iiLi -K-:iintin iir ii .viitf minui fi . ..
W. 15. 3ZCCSIESR7
Has Fre-h Drugs. Wall Paper,
School and Blank Books. Bird Cage.-,
Paints. Glass. Oils, etc.. at lower pri
ces than any houe in Brownville.
AUCTION!!!
Saturday, Xot. 25th, 187G.
Overcoats. fro77v $Jj. up,
at McPhers
Our job department has been
turning out an unusual amount of
work recently. Our work shows for
itself. It never fails to suit our cus
tomers. We are able to compete,
both as to style and price, with any
Western office. We can do as neat
work as any printing office can do.
We are just receiving a large stock of
paper for letter heads, bill heads, note
heads, stalemnts, etc. Send in your
orders.
Charles Blanchard and Win. Al
lison alias Jas. Stewart, confined in
our county jail since last spring, for
burglarizing Mr. Den's store, 'plead
guilty to the charge on last Saturday
morning and were sentenced to the
penitentiary, Blanchard for one year
and Stewart for three years. The lat
ter being known to be an old offender
of the law and having made several
attempts to get away, during his in
carceration, we presume is the reason
his term is two years more than that
of his fellow culprit.
STnounds Tea ntNickeU'r. for $1.00.
For a bargai7v zz, cvcr7j
class of goods call at Mc
Pherson' s, a7id you will get
the most goods for the least
a77WU7lt of 77l07iey.
The following were closing quo
tations in Chicago on Monday:
Wheat closed le lower, at SI 0S for
November, and $1 lia ror December.
Corn closed easy, at 45c.
Jlye was firmer at 62Jc.
Barley firmer at 70 for November,
and 72c for December.
Hogs were active ami strong, with
packing grades 10e higher than on
Saturday, closing at $5 850SG 00.
Cattle were in good demand, and
ruled steady and fitmer. Sales were
at $2 255.2o for inferioi to extra.
Gentlenjejj, so So ILowistan
for your Clothing- of all des
crlptioc's. Full S:iis-5asts.
Vest, or Coat, or Overcoat ; be
has them ail. and at the lowest
prices.
4,000 !
4.000!
I am selling The Perkin's Wind
Pomp, said to be the be-t. in use.
There are 4.000 in use. Allwantinga
a gootl pump will save money and get
a good warranted article by calling on
W. A. JUDKINS.
14-tf Brownville, Neb.
Hats and Winter Caps,
very cheap, at McPherson' s
A. D. tlarsli, Byiiigl'
A. D Marsh wil I color or dye yoirr
Coats. Vest or Pants, in the best style.
Will dye ladies' Shaw Is; will take all
the spots out of gents' garments, and
press them up in good shape; will re
pair garments, and warrant to give
entire satisfaction and will cut and
make gents' garments. Equaled by
few, excelled by none.
Shop in Alex. Robisnn's old stand,
next door to Roy's furniture store.'
lLovrmaii still continues to
sell Calico at 6 l-4c. and Sc. per
yard, and his Muslins and B6-
raestlcs at the same price as
'.heretofore-
At Forced Sale, tho Household
Goods, etc., xt J L. Olbapp. CaU
soon and tecure u" bargain.
RESTAURANT!
Second door we.-t of the First Na
tional Band, By Mrs. Wm. Stevens
Meals at all hours served to order anil
the best the market affords. 13tf
Craddoek & Son,
Retail dealers in farm produce, fam
ily provisions, stock feed, flour, but
ter, eggs, etc.
The best brands of flour constantly
on hand, and sold at the Ior.'e-st priee.
Cash paid for butter and egj.-. G-'od
delivered free of charge, according to
order, in any part of the city.
7,ariicsand Misses, go to S,ov
msn's for your Trimmed Hats.
JoD Printing.
Do you want Posters?
Do you want Handbills?
Doyotf want Business Cards?
Do you want a neat Billhead ?
Do you want a tasty Letterhead ?
Do you want a nice Visiting Card?
If so. leave .your orders at The Ad
vertiser Job Office, where all work
is done by experienced workmen, and I -""'""'
guarantoed to give satisfaction. ! 12fcr
A. CAR 13.
To all whoaresnireriiig from the errors and
iutlNcretlons of youth, nervous wenkncbs,
e.trly decay, loss of manhood. &c, I will send
n. recipe that will cure you, FltEE OP
CHARGE. This great remedy was discov-
ered by a missionary in South America.
Send a self-addressed envelope to the Rkv.
Joskpii T. Ishax, Slut ion D, JSible House,
.Vctt; York. iSmO
Why Do You Shake I
For the better convenience of the consumer
Dr. Sherman's Mularifuge is now put up in
73c bottles as well as Si. .VI as heretofore. To
those wlio are acquainted with the Mulnrl
luge It is not necessary to say a word In Its
behalf. Hut to those whoshnheiu Ignorance
of it, we will .slinplv say, try it, and add your
testimony to thousands of others that It
caret! you. No other medicine Is required,
as it is a combined tonic, alterative, cathar
tic, febriruge. cholagogue, and anli-perlodlc.
It neutralizes miasmat ie poison, put ille and
invigorates, t be blood, restores the liver and
other diseased organs to their natural heal
thy condition, thereby thoroughly eradicat
ing the disease. For sale by
Teowly A. IV. TCICKELL.
Important to the Traveling Public.
11 Is theduty of all persons beforestartlng
on a journey to ascertain by what route they
can reach their destination with the least
trouble, and if there are two or more roads
leading to the same point, to decide which Is
the safest and pieasantest to travel.
Wctafce pleasure In .stating that the Cm
cago & Xortu-WrsTKRjr Railway Is the
oldest, and several miles the shortest, route
between Omaha .and Chicago. Within the
pnst two years the roati bed has been put In
admirable condition, and almost the entire
line has been relnltl with steel rails.
The Depot in Chicago Is centrally located,
and as their trains arrive there thirty min
utes in advanceof all other lines, passengers
can always be sure of making Eastern con
nections. For all points in Northern and
North-Eastern Iowa, yon should purchase
tickets via Marshall, Cedar Rapids, or Clin
ton. For points in Northern I'llinoNor Wis
consin, via Fulton; and if you are going to
Chicago, or East, yrui should, by all nfenns.
purchase your l.Ickelsby the Old "Pioneer
Ronte-THE CHICAGO & NORTH-WESTERN.
You will find oh all through trains Pull
man Sleepers, new and magnificent Day
Coaches-. and the bes-t Smoking and Second
Class Cars now on atiy road in the United
States.
Particular Information, with maps, time
tables, etc., mnybehad at any of theThrouh
Ticket Offices in theWest. or upon personal
or written nppllca
estern Travelin
to W. H. Stenn-ett. General Passenger Agt.,
i-Msracn.
Next Saturdnij, at 1 o'
clock, will be offer at Public
Sale, the Household Goods
and- Chatties of John, L.
Colhapp to ihe highest bid
der, for cash in hwid, con-
sistiiid of Beds. Chairs, Ta
bles, Carpets, Stands. Cup
boT'ds, Safes, Stoves, and
general household goods.
SaU at residence, corner of
Jpbli a7id Jlthuitic, if the
weather is pleasant, if not
i7i some sto7'e-r oo7n on Main
street.
The articles may be seen
andpurchascd at reside7ice
a.nv time previous to day of
Sate.
Jl 77i07'e desirable assort
ment of Household Goods
was 7iever offered at public
sale i7i this co77i77uuiity. A
rare chance at private sale.
If you 7iecd anything, even
"as times are," it will 7iot
pay to neglect this opportu
nity. Remember the time
a7id place a7id be 071 hand.
",.'.i.,'f p-'n 1 1 -- 'j ' 4 a
Legal Notice.
JOHN L. FAR WELL, the Singer Mann
p) lacturlng Company. James Med font,
Ra.VKiontl Hi-others, anil Lnui3 Waldter. non
resident defendants, will take notice lli.il
ollvia A. Gage, as plaintiff, did, mi the Uih
day of October, ItiTC, file in t lie District Court
ot Nemaha County. Nebraska. Iter petition
agnlnst Robert W. Furnas, M.try E. ruruas.
Nemal-.a County, Nebraska, John L. Far
well, ihe Singer Miinuiacturing Comp.iiiv,
Janus Mcdiojd. Raymond Hrothers ami
Louis WaMtcra.sderendenls. Theobjeetund
praer of such petition being to foreclose a
mortgage anil to ioreclose ami bar any equi
ty ! redemption, hen and any other Interest
which defendants nave In the northwest
quarter if section number 21, of town num
ber o. north of range number lo. east, (ex
cepting -O acres oil of the ast side of said
quarter section.) being MO acres; and the
north half of the south west quarter, being
80 acres of .section number. 1. township
number 5, north of range nnmlier 15. eat. all
In .Vomitl.il O'tinty. State or Nebraska, being
i-.'!) acres ot land..
Said defendants can plead to said petitfon
in said court Jauuarv 8. IST7.
s M L. HAYW.SRD.. j
2IW-J Attorney I or PUT.
The Nebraska Railway.
Ttifs Is positively the best ruuteirom Brownville
to all points
"BAST A.l-
- SOUTH.
Avoid a Ions and te-?5jns hnss tine through Mis-s-ourl
mil" .by tn'-J. - tl.e Nebraska Ituilua . Iie
put within a r i steps of v.ut diwirs-. Trains by
thisrout- !?-!.. on at N'cbrasUa City in tlmefor di
rect connecit jii with
,. ;,,.... '. i. . -- '-' .v itir .-iimi
....... . ii en "Usui iii nave oevn clone; Debility,
Low .-iml.s, a thick yellim- appearance of tiie
s-kiu .-mil ryes, a Ury Cough often mistaken for
CoiiMimi.imti.
Honietitues many of these symptoms attend tlie
lllseasc. at others veri- feivr I nt tl. i. T t-L-tyr ri.uiow.
e,t onnin Iii the b dr. is K-nerally tiie seat of ihe
llse.se, mirth not Reeulat-d in time, cre.it suRer
iiiff.wntrheiliiev,:la JiaATII wi!lnstie.
I an recoinnienil as, in e!Iic-icioui remedy for
iINease of the Mver. Heartburn and Dyspepsia,
fcinimotia' Liver Regulator.
LEWIS n. WU.VDEK.
It? T. I. -. .
. - ii.j .-iii-sierorii.
I . Assistant Post Jlaster. Phllailelnhlrt.
A cnavetested its virtues peroiiRllv.anit know
that liir Dyspepsia. IhlliouiiH-vs. antf Thri.bblac
Heudaelie. It N the best medicine the world ever
saw. We have tried furty other reiawlies before
Mminiins Liver Regulator, but rfoneor ttieni save
us more than temporary relief: but the Regulator
ii miu reneveu. nut cured us." lul. TeliUrnph &
Jfessniscr.Mactjn.ua
Manfactured by
J.H. ZVL.IN&CQ..
OIAt ON, GA..aid PIIlL.VDELPIirA.
Itcontalns fourmedic-.d elements never united in
the same h -ppy proportuui m unv other prepara
tion, viz: aeiitle urtliarde, a wonderful 'ioliic
an iiiiexceptionible A Iterative and certain lonec
tiveofall traptiritfesorthe bodv. S. cli slgiinl suc
ciws hai attended Its use, that it is now rejjHrded :
THE SFPEOTUAL SPECIFIC
P"ralIdbeasesof the Liver. Stomach and Spleen.
Asa remedvin
MAL RIOU5 FFVKItS. BOWEL COMPLATNT
llVSl'EllA. MENTAL DKPKE rilDX UKI
LE.NESs JAUNDI. E.N VU-K v.s(K HEAD-
'-f .uuLiu; LU.Nani'ATi xnnrt nri.r.mrT.
NEbS. "
IT KAS NO EaUAIi.
f A TT,VTf) V As d-ereare numerotislm-
t- lfMlnii..in.. t l,e j(U,
;ic. we woiiiil ctiuioa the cnmiiii v to buv no
I'mt iters or l'reiared .-1UM'NV LIVEIt ItE(JU
LATOK. unless in ourenraved wripinrr with the
trade ma-k, st imp and signa.urc uiibrokeu. None
other is genuine.
.7. Ii. ZELIN &, CO.,
Mncniij.Cn., and Philadelphia.
Your valuable medicii e.l Simmons' Liver Itesu
lator. has -aved til" many Doctors' bills. I usp I
forevervthinir it is recommended, and never knew
It to fail. I have used It in Colic ani ISruhbs, with
niv mules antl liorses. givhicthein .bout Imiralxit
tleatatimc. I have not list one that I cave It tn.
Ynuc.ui recommend it to everv one thaf 1ms Mock
as heiii! the best medicine known for all colupkunts
tliatliorsc-tlesh is heir to. ,
E T.TVYLOR.
yl Agent for Grangers of Georgia.
Is an independent Republican jour
nalfree to do right free to approve
honesty or denounce corruption, be
cause no political or religious ring or
clique owns any part or parcel in it,
and it owes indorsement to no man
except to 'hiui who has acquired the
right to be indorsed by discharging
his duties well and honestly as a pri
vate citizen or a public official.
THE ADVERTISER believes in
Free Thought, Free Schools, Free
jM
Politics, and tho broadest individ
ual liberty consistent with the rights
of others; and that every individual
South, North. East and West, should
be protected in the enjoyment of
those rights by the General Govern
ment in obeyance to the guarantees of
the Rational Constitution.
A A LOCAL PAPER,
the publishers of THE ADVERTI
SER labor "assiduously, and with
unremitting industry, to make it a
success. Without prejudice or par
tiality for or against any particular
localities, they desire the welfare of
all; and any tiling a newspaper can do
for the advancement of tlie general
prosperity, THE ADVERTISER is
not only willing, but anxious, to do
Believing in
TOW3ST AND COUNTRY.
and that the prosperity of the one de
pends more or less upon the prospeii-
ty of the other, we can cocsisteutly
work for the prosperity of all.
As an evidence that we labor to
give our readers an honest paper, and
the most and greatest variety of read
ing matter possible, we invite atten
tion to the columns of our pa'per, and
comparison as to quantity and quality,
with any other weekly in the State
not made up from the matter of daily
papers. Our type are all set in our
own office, and we never leave in old
advertisements, or other "dead' mat
ter to "fill up" andsave labor. When
our advertisements cense to "pay,"
we set them out and fill up with read
ing matter. We do this because it is
tine our patrons those who support
and read our paper, and because we
are determined to make a paper that
t lie people will seek for, and receive
full value for the money iuxested in
it.
THE ADVERTISER is about
twenty-one years old, is a fixed insti
tution, upon asiire foundation. While
it lias acquired age and stability, it
has also accumulated, from year to
year, all the conveniences and facili
ties of anumber one Keivs and
JOB OFFICE
and to keep it so, we keep It supplied
always with the latest and most fash
lonable styles of type, which enables
us to do as neat job work, of anj
kintl, including pamphlet work, as
any office it the west.
THE ADVERTISER is only $1.5(1
a year, invariably in advance; .si-x
months. Si 00; or until after the No
vember election, 50 cents.
.Address,
FAI212ROT2EEB. & HACKER,
Brownville, Nebraska.
P-A.T. CLIjSTE
FASHIONAHIiS
wDm?mw
iftgs&tP
BOOT AND SHOM
CUSTOM WORK
MADE TO 0RDEE, AXD FITS GUAKASTEED:
29 Main Street,
BROWATILLE, NEBRASKA.'
TITUS BRO'S
DEALERS IN
GENERAL
iii?
ml;
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SUCH AS
SI
D
ey Qoodsi
CLOTHING,
Groceries, Bools, Shoes,-
Jlafs, Caps and jfTotions.
NEMAHA. OITX, NEBs
Hlgcst Market Price allowed for
COUNTRY
PRODUCE
irir2C, DPXJKfe, Etc.
Manhood How Lost,How Restored
frfVj&$fl Just published. u new edition ri)rv
fUU!. I'ulverwrli's Celebrated INsny
tfSi5;cf on the radK-tif ewre iwilbwit wtdf
iSktaiisaay cineioisjieriiiatoirl.cea or Sendnul
Weakness Involuntary Seminal
I mpotency, Mental ui.d Phj.stcal IiieupHcity.ini
pedimentsto Mnrrlrige eta; also consumption. Hp
llepsy nd Fits, induced by seli-indulsence or sex
ual e.TtniHg.ince.t&c.
f37 Price, in a sen'cd envelope, only six cents.
The celebrated author, I" this admirable RVsay,
clearly dumoustrates. from a thirty years sHeces
tul practice, that the alnrinlnfr consequences ofsulf
abuse niu-be radically cured without the dum,er
mis imp or internal medicine or the appttrftllon et
the .knife: poiuiiiic out a mwle oTeurc at ARCtt
simple. certain, and effectual, by means of which
every sullerer. no matter what hi.seudltMti ma
be. may cure himself cheap)-, privately, ami ran
cally.
aftf-Thls Lecture should be Intbefaandsofevcry
youth unit every man in tfaeland.
Seht under seal, hi a plain envelope, to any ad
dress, m$IkiiI. on receipt of six cents or two post
stamps. Address 'lie publishers.
TIIK CULTKinVKI.L MEIUCAL CO.,
It Ann st. New York: I'ostottlce Ilox.-USS
THE ADVERTISER
Dl
JOB
BINT HC
3 1 1 s ii u
DEPARTMENT.
A fine assortment of Type, Bor
ders. Rules, stock, ic.
for printing,
mmi visiting iwraw,
CARDS,
I Cel;cd and Bfonjod Labck,
STATKJIENTS.
5
LETTER & BILLHEADS
ENVELOPES,
Circulars, Dodgers, Programmes,
Show Cards,
BI.AMC WORK OF ALL R!XIS,'
it.. .i 5
w uu uvainK aiiu uisjjaicn
( itt ".n" eMfTm,mm '?: vri"'u - ' -" -"sjry
ClIEAI' OB ISFEItlOR VfORK j
XOTSOLICITED.
PAI3E20THS2 & HACKS2,
JfcPherson Block,
SROWXVlLLE, SEn.
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rl tdicJ i
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I huy my beer
by Jake.
03 c- eg
13
K I tlon't.
I IR, S3 I
For a good 2:irc call
at the
irifliyfLii y.
nrrifr
f -5 -
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:mtw'r.- ,i;i j j
skSs fkJ
pSp 6KALER IN g'
r ? - - i i . . lii kj
,00TS AND SHOE
CUSTOM WORK
3i.VXJ: TO OR3DEK.
"I
RepalrlngHeatlydone. Nn.&SMatnstreet.Brewn
vllIe.Neb.
THE EMEHY OF DISEASE!
THE FOE OF PA-IK
TO MAN AND BEAST
Is tlie Cranil OU1
Where you can get all kinds of
rj-c-n:
ftk
ri
gp
Dealer In
ozaaai
llloiinlimiflinn
IHblbMw
BSOWH7ILIE, HS3.
fflavingr just retsivned frona
EasJern riS:iriiet.s .Viij a. ful!
stock f Kry-oods, Motions
Sicocts. SliofK, Hardware, BlatK,
Caps and a c3ioice stccJi of
Fjirailurc. wisicli Ut mscnrix.-
B.&.Q,. Trains for CliScapo anil tlie I ilft ....s.i; i,a- :, -,,
Last, anil ICC. St.. Toe. &.C.U. trains I ,sle P2C Uiat ;J WlH. pay
for St. Louis and tlie North. j !!ieRl to CSH ami price, aiid
Also via Lincoln for tliey yil! be satisfied tlsal tUcy
tion to j. if. mountain, OMAHA. KEABFEY JUNCTION can savc moni,y ' rfeaiSnsr
nrAsent. Omaha. Neh., or! and the I 3C5l tlie
T
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Ft. SCOTT,
RICHMOND,
ANTHRACITE.
B.F.SOTJDEE
Kaaufacturer and Dealer in
B&&:--
T&r,
i,'jil. nsr'
rv&
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fe-fR-
E??ahsl vrr-.JOr -.v5
WHICH HAS STOOD THE TEST OP
40 YKAUS.
TIIISIiK IS r0 SOKE IT IVILL SOT
URAL, XO IiA3:S.KciSlT'VVlM. XOT
CUKE, KO ACHE, XO PAIK, THAT
AKPMCTS TIIK ItniAS BODY, OR
THE BOIJY OK A HORSE OR OTIIERi
IJ03IRSTIC AXZMAL, THAT DOES
NOT YIELD TO ITS MAGIC TOOCM.
A BOTTLE COSTISC a.'c, 30c-k OK
91-00, HAS OFTKS SATED 'fllB
LIFE OF A II 1731 AN BEISO,ASJ)UE.
STORED TO LIFE ASO VSEFUL.
NESS MANY A VAhUAUS MOUSE.
tnayllyl
J". EL BA.TJEE..
3IiMafHc.u:er and Dealer la
---ft
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7 tl r:
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PACIFIC COAST
Noloaeomnthns trnncfprhvlhlsriHite.
Tickets and re'abie inQirmation recan
.. i.n i !:. ... . .
ilnv ethore lr.ntc ., .. - . Vt'-V.'-'i,' " uu " npimnuiun lo lueuimcrsl
; riZ TOfvjk T"1' uuiiiiimtt i it.xi.iicpaj in urcvrnvinc.
33 Scj -VllTJEiCO.. Aujsta.ililne.
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COL.EARS. BRIDLES,
ZINK PADS, CRUSHES, BLAXKETS,
Robes, &c.
t
IHJKOWXVSZAE, A'Ei3RASKA.i m , A
B. Slanirots, Brcahe3,?l JTete, &e.
j Fullstoct ready made goods eoMtantly on hand ' hr5?3, ?-epalrlo,!'t5 Z -nort !. The oee
I 1 .. . . 2rat ,.x ac' Oil Kiacki:.?. for ttaetvitts 3Ir-
, ucsa.xrtxiM.sttiee, c. always on Mud.
U. Ii'. LASGE, Agent.
1-fsf0tOAperdayathni. Samples wtrth ;I i ' .
?toU:reo. P.'Jusbh A h .POrUandlf.; ig Main
St., CrownviUe. Koh