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THE ADVERTISER
THURSDAY, JAlx. 11, 1S77.
TI21E CARDS.
Dally Stage Llfae Soutb..
Prers Brownville to Arago, Tails City and Bulo
via Nemaha City. Aspinwall and St. Dereln. con
necting with conveyances loauomerpomu.
Leaves BrownvUie dally at 1 o'clock p. m.
Arrives at Brownville 11 o'clocka. m.
J. C. IIARLESS, Proprietor.
Nebraska Railway.
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Broivxrville Bum Lin to Phelps.
Leave Bnwjvut T9 a. m.. U3 p. ra., fe3 p. rA.
Arrive at Brownville Tate.m.. 110 a. m.. & p. is,
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Pttullstters Notices.
Bitka OeriES or tks Abvebtissr for sate by
L. A. Fateci. Stattoaer and News Dealer,
PestofSee MWb;, Brownville.
Loclx. Noticts. set a ordinary reading matter,
will be charged tea coats per Mae, each insertion.
et ia display type, fifteea cent a line.
Authorized
J P. Hoover J our antharfeeed agent at Nema
ha Qity to receive sad receipt for monies dse us.
Thomas Buxxrbk is ear authorized agent In Glen
Eoct pcectoct to receive aad receipt for monies
Cue us oo sobecripUon.
A J.RrrTK.atSt.Dratii.tearastlrizedagent
it that pteee, to receive tbscripttos and adver
tising, aadto collect and receipt for monies due
TZI ABVBXTISieK.
Jokx S. Xixick isoerantborlzedsgentatAspln
wall, to receive subscription and advertising, and
c-Uect ad receipt for monies due as.
rAIRBROTHER & HACKER,
PabUshers A dvertlser.
LOCAL MATTERS.
J. I,. MoGree started for Chicago
on Monday of this week.
We now have a full Imp of blanks
chattel mortgages, quit claim, war
rantee and mortgage deeds.
Iiast Sunday we got a regular
northern snow storm, and the da3 was
the severest and most disagreeable of
the winter so far.
On motion of Mr. Howe Charles
Dundas. of Nemaha county, was ap
pointed door-keeper to the gallery of
the Senate chamber.
A. R. Davison, cashier of the
First National Bank of Brownville,
was re-commissioned a notary public
by Governor Garter last week.
A correspondent of the Prairie
Farmer bays that grasshoppers will
not destroy growing peas. Our im
pression is that the hopper that visits
Nebraska is very fond of peas.
At a meeting of the stockhold
ers of the First.National Bank of this
city on the Sth inst., the following
gentleman were dhosea as directors
J. L. Carson, urn. Fraisher, Al. A.
Handle;, B. M. Bailey, F. E. John
sou, W. T. Pen, and L. Hoadley.
We would call attention to the
jiotlce of -sale of the "Hooper Estate"
in another column. The land will be
sold by the State Treasurer, without
appraisement, to the highest bidder.
For further particulars enquire of T.
X,. Sehiek. 2Bw8
Mr. J. W. Gavitt, of Benton,
gave us a call on Friday last. His
card offering his services to the public
as an auctioneer, appears in these col
umns. Gavitt drives a fast span of
horses, is a fast talker, a prince of good
fellows, and of course is a good auc
tioneer. H. M. Atkinson, Surveyor-General
of New Mexico, arrived in Brown
ville last week, audspentseveraldays
wltl. friends here. He went up to
Lhicoln on Monday, tills week. He
heard there was senatorial flghi rag
ing up at the capital and wants to see
how It is going, and probably take a
hand.
The Nebraska City Kewe says
"the Nebraska Railway officially
passed into the hands of the Burling
ton & Missouri River R. R. Co. on
Monday, January 1, 1S77. An exten
sion of the road in a northwest direc
tion, up the Loup Fork Valley to the
Black Hills, are among the possibili
ties." This being the case we pre
sume the read will be finished to
Falls City dnring the present year.
It is gratifying to observe that the
farmers of Nebraska are paying unu
sual attention to hog raising. It is
gratifying to read such items as the
following, which appears in the Sew
ard Jieporter .-
Samuel Manly and R. Barton drove
Into this market last Tuesdaj a fine
let of thrifty ehoats. numbering 44
and weighing 5,510 pounds. They
were from June pigs, and of the Poland-China
varietjC Mr. H. Henne
gin boucht them'for 5.30 per hun
dred. From ten litters 73 of these
fine bogs were raised.
The new band at Its meeting
Tuesday evening, electedMr. E. Hud
dart President. and Wm. McReynoldB
Secretary. The members are, E.
Huddart, leader, Ed. Arnold, Ben.
Arnold, W.MoReynolds.T.L.Shurts,
W. T. Rogers, D. B. Colhapp, Wm.
Bailey, Til. Bailey and Frank Hud
dart. They have employed Mr. J.W.
Ford as teacher; and as there is con
siderable musical talent among the
boys we doubt not they will scon give
ns some good music.
Our esteemed old fellow-citizen,
Jack Richardson, made his nnnual
visit to The Advertiser office last
week for the purpose of renewing his
subscription. This, notwithstanding
the regretted fact that he is a Demtf
crat to the backbone, he has been do
Jug for the past twenty years. Ho
says we are pretty severe sometimes
on hos? of his poiicical faith, but he
will try and stand it awhile longer.
The Advertiser has a peculiarly
friendly regard for those pioneer pil
lars, such as Jack Ilichardson, re
jardless of what their politics may be.
Henewyour subscriptions.
Try The Advertiser for 1877.
Wagon wood work at Lock wood'a
Cash for wheat and corn at the
Pern Mills. 26tf
Best Tea atl? ickell's drugstore, 3
pounds for a doliar.
Craddook & Bon sell the beat
spring wheat flour at $2.80, and fall
wheat flour, a good article, at $3.50.
Send in your job printing. We
were never better prepared to do good
work, at small prices, than at present.
Craddock & Son now have charge
of the 3udkinB Hay and Stock Ecales,
and will weigh your hay, hogs, etc.,
promptly aud accurately.
Mrs. Marion is- now offering to
sell her business house on Main street
very cheap. For particulars enquire
of J. S. Stull 25w6
One day last week a very painful
and possibly unfortunate accident be
fell our old friend Sam. Rich, of this
city. While chopping wood a stick
or chip struck him in one of his eyes,
since which time the pain in it has
been so intense as to depiiva him of
nearly all rest. The extent of the in
jury to the sight is not yet ascertain
ed. We hope it is not as serious as
he believes it is.
Mrs. M. A. Wood died in this
city, at the residence of Luther Hoad
ey, Esq. on the 9th Inst., In the 66th
year of her age. The funeral services
were conducted by Rev. J. W. Ellis,
on Wednesday, the 10th at 2 p. m.
Immediately after the religious ser
vices, the remains of the deceased
lidy, in charge of Mrs. Hoadly, were
started for New Orleans, where she
formerly resided.
On last Saturday evening, the
6th inst., Protection Grange No. 233,
lustalled its new officers elect. Wm.
Young Is (he present Master, and Jas.
O. Hacker, Secretary. This Grange
is In very good working condition,
and lis meetings are usually well at
tended. On the evening of Saturday
the 20th will be the next regular
meeting. Thursday evening of this
week, it should be remembered, is a
epecialpublic meeting for the consid
eration of the subject of protection to
birds, etc. A full attendance is de
sirable.
66 ozcn White Shirty
And 100 pieces choice Prints, just re
ceived from A. T. Stewart & Co., at
Hackney's.
Save Your Cattle.
The dry murrian is incurable but
can by prevented by supplying them
with an abundant supply of fresh
water. Get the best warranted wind
pump of reliable dealers. We recom
mend the Marsh; it runs with the
lighest breeze ; can be put up in a few
hours notice, as the1 tower comes al
ready built and painted. For sale by
Hawxey & Douglas.
Holloway's Ointment. Erysipe
las and all inflammatory diseases yield
to a dilligent use of this powerful
preparation. In the foot, "hand and
neck, their approach should be check
ed at once if supperation ensues,
danger is imminent, and the knife
cannot be employed "withotit jeopard
izing life. This Ointment will re
move the disorder, without cutting,
pain or peril. 25 cents per box or pot.
SELLING OFF ! SELLING OFF !
My entire stock of 3ry and
Fancy Goods and Notions.
Clothing, Soots, Shoes, Hats,
Caps, &c, &c, to make room
for an Immense Spring stock,
the largest if. have ever brought
to this county.
Call and see me. I will make
prices to suit you all.
I. L0WBIAX.
Profitable Employment- A Permanent
Bnsiness.
Read the large double-column ad
vertisement of Kennedy & Co., in
this paper. Read it all. Study and
accept their offer. The liberality and
enterprise of Messrs. Kennedy & Co.
are shown by the fact that they give
to each agent a coin silver hunting
case watch. They want an agent in
this county; somelucky reader of this
paper will get it. Ihe remedy they
offer Is popular, the profits large, the
business all your own. If you do not
wish another to bear away the prize,
answer this advertisement at once,
and remit for sample dozen, and you
will thank us for advising you, and
thus giving you a business as long as
you live permanent, profitable, hon
orable, pleasant. Who could aBk
more
29wl
The Browuville street markets
rulled firm during the past week.
We quote as follows:
Choice fall wheat, 05$1 00'.
Spring wheat, 9093.
Barley, lo40c.
Hye, 4050c.
Corn, 20c.
Corn Meal, $1.001.25 per 100."
Buckwheat, 45c.
Steers fat, 3I4c.
Cows, fat, 2J2Jo.
Hogs, fat,55Jc.
Butter, lS20c.
Eggs, lS20c.
Potatoes, 3540c.
Onions, 75S5c.
Chickens, $2.002.25 per dozen.
ChickeDS, dressed, GSc per lb.
Turkeys, 810c.
Wood, $4.005.00 per cord.
Hay, $4.505.00 per ton.
Pancakes !
Craddock & Son have an excellent
article of Buckwheat Flour for sale.
Teachers Instituted
Editor Nebraska Advertiser.
I herewith send you report of Teach
ers Institute held at Johnson Dec 22d
and 23d, 1S76.
Institute met with D. W. Pierson,
County Superintendent present Fri
day evening.
On motion W. F. Wright was elect
ed Secretary, and John Christie and
Miss Hannah Snodgrass as Critics.
Prayer by Chas. Blodgett.
Singing by "Johnson Gled Club."
The Superintendent opened the
ball with some timely remarks after
which the question for discussion,
"School Management" was taken up,
led by Geo. Haywood, followed by
Mr. Blodgett, Mr. Christie, MisB
Laura Snodgrass and others. After
an interesting discussion of the ques
tion exercises of the evening, closed
with singing.
Adjourned to meet Saturday morn
ing at 9 o'clock.
SATURDAY MORNING.
Exercise opened with prayer by
Mr. Blodgett.
Teachers present Mrs. C. C. Hix,
Misa Hannah Snodgrass, Miss Laura
Snodgrass, John Christie, Mr. Blod
gett, E. P. Rich and Seo'y.
Reading exercises conducted by the
Secretary; Grammar by the Superin
tendent ; Spelling exercises by Miss
Hannah Snodgrass, and an interest
ing debate on the word method of
teaching, then came dinner at the
school house, furnished by the good
people of Johnson and vicinity.
AFTERNOON EXERCISES.
Singing by Glee Club-. Arithme
tic to fraction, by John Christie ; Ge
ography, by Miss Laura Snodgrass ;
Arithmetic common and decimal frac
tions, by Mr. Blodgett.
The Query Box being opened creat
ed some considerable sport.
The Superlntendentappointed Miss
Laura Snodgrass, John Christie and
the Seo'y as a committee on resolu
tions who reported the following
which were unanimously adopted.
Resolved, That the thanks of this
meeting are hereby tendered to the
citizens of Johnson aud vicinity for
the dinuer provided for this institute.
Also for the attendance, good order
and interest manifested in the exer
cise. Also to the Johnson Glee Club
for the music on this occasion.
Hesolved, That it is with pleasure
we see so many of the young people
of the neighborhood in attendance at
the exercises of the institute.
Hesolved, That the proceedings of
this meeting be furnished the Browu
ville Advertiser and Nemaha Gran
ger for publication.
W. F. Wright, Sec'y.
Bible 3Ieetin:
The anuiverary of the Peru Bible
Society was held In the M. E. church
of this place Sunday evening.
Owing to the severitj of the weath
er but few were present, 3et the exer
cises were more than usually interest
ing. Prof. S. R. Thompson read some
appropriate and beautiful passages
from the word of God and led iu
prayer.
The president of the society-, Hon.
S. P. Majors, then called for the re
port of the treasurer, which was read
and approved. He then stated In a
few pertinent remarks the object of
the organization and the claims of the
Bible upon each Individual.
Prof. S. R. Thompson and Dr. Cur
ry followed in short, interesting ad
dresses. A collection of $13,40 was
trken up, Miss Morgan of the Normal
School giving $5 of it. The old offi
cers, Hon. S. P. Majors, President;
Robert Moody, Esq., Treasurer, and
Benjamin Knot, Esq., Secretarj-, were
re-elected and the meeting adjourned.
J. M. McKf.nzie,
Sec. pro tem.
J0HH" McPHEKSON
Respectfully returns his
sincere thanks to his pat
rons and the public for their
kind and liberalpatronage
during the past year ; and
would take this opportuni
ty of saying to the public
that he will begin to close
out his present stock at cost
for the next sixty days
Those wishing bargains
should call at once.
All heavy goods not sold
within the next sixty days
will be sold at auction, as I
want to clean out my win
ter goods and make room
for a heavy spring stock.
Come, every one, and get
a bargain at
John McPher son's.
A Card to tlic Public.
For many years we have made two
medicines suited to the ailments of a
vast class of sufferers. Thousands of
cures have been made by them, and
in fact, the word failure could not be
coupled with them. But -within the
last two years counterfeits of our medi
cines have sprung up, dangerous in
their close imitation of our Trade
Mark. To secure the people we have
placed upon each genuine boxofHol
loway 's Ointment the fac simile of the
signature of our agent, Mr. Jos. Hay
dock. To counterfeit is felonj. We
shall relentlessly pursue any one who
imitates this with the utmost vigor of
the law. We must earnestly beg that
the great mass of the American people
-will aid us in our efforts to protect
their health, and help us in our task of
bringing these most unprincipled men
to the bar of justice. "Uniformly to
purchase Medicines purporting to be
ours unless Mr. Jos. Haydocfc's signa
ture is attached to each box of Pills or
pot of Ointment, and tbeend will soon
be reached.
The public's obedient servants,
fmly Holloway & Co.
W. H. McCREEItY
Has Fresh Drugs, Wall Paper,
School and Blank Books, Bird Cages,
Paints, Glass, Oils, etc., nt lower pri
ces than any house in Brownville.
Flour and feed at Huddart'e;
Wagon repairing at Lookwood's.
,Glrl wanted at the Union Hotel.
3 pounds Tea at Nickeil's for $1.
Penny's Golden Sorgum, atDen's.
A large assortment of various
styles of bedsteads, at Roy's.
Hobby horses, comb cases, wall
pockets, match safes, etc., at Roy's.
RESTAURANT I
Second door west of the First Na
tional Band, By Mrs. Wit. Stevens.
Meals at all hours served to order and
the best the market affords. 13tf
TFIicat.
lO Car Loads of Choice Spring
Wheat wanted, for which I will pay
the highest market price in cash.
E. H. WILCOX,
Agent, at Hackney's store.
SELLING OFF ! SELLING OIF I
My entire stock, of Dry and
Fancy foods. Notions, Cloth
ings, ISoots, Shoes, Hats, Gaps,
&.C.. &c, to make room Tor an
insniensc Spring stock, the
largest I have ever brought to
this county.
Call and see mc. I frill make
prices to suit you all.
Craddock & Son,
Retail dealers in farm produce, fam
ily provisions, tock feed, flour, but
ter, eggs, etc.
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 of the city.
SELLING OFF ! SELLING OFF I
5Iy entire stock of 5ry and
Fancy Goods Notions, Cloth
ing, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps,
&c, &c, to make room for an
immense Spring stock, the
largest I have ever brcught to
this county.
Call and see me. I will make
prices to suitjou all.
Z. liOWMAN.
Job Printing.
Do you want Posters ?
Do you want Handbills?
Do you want Business Cards?
Do you want a neat Billhead ?
Do you want a tasty Letterhead?
Do yoti wauta nice Visiting Card?
If so, leave 3our orders at The Ad
vertiser Job Office, where all work
is done bj' experienced workmen, and
guaranteed to give satisfaction.
Happy Influence of n, Great Specific.
For the preservation or recovery of health
and strength, the diet should be wholesome
and nutritious. When It happens that the
alimentary proSeSscs are disturbed by im
proper or half masticated food, the best rem
edy for the evil results of abusing the diges
tive organs Is Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, a
most agreeable, prompt and gentle romody
for dyspepsia, and for thfc tilllous and evac
uative irregularities which result, from it.
The liver and bowels, in common with tho
stomach, experience its beneficent influen
ces. The refuse of the system is carried off
through its natural outlet, a healthy flow
and secretion of the bile is promdted, and a
powerful impetus is given to assimilation in
consequence of its use. It healthfully stim
ulates the bladder and kidneys when they
are Inactive, and by Its tonic and regulating
action fortifies the system against malaria.
The Great Household Itemedy.
Even where a physieian is depended on in
n case of 6lckness, it Is always well to have
at hand a simple and effective remedy ad
apted to the widest range of diseases. Es
pecially is this true of pains, aches and sud
den attacks of accutedlsease. For these and
for a surprising number of malignaat and
fatal complaints, Dr. Radcllff's Sevon Seals
or Golden Wonder never falls when used in
time. "With this great household remedy
you may in fact dispense with the ordinary
visits of your physician, reserving his at
tendance for cases of emergency only. The
proprietor of this medicine ha? thousands
of certificates attesting its efficacy in diseas
es of almost every description, accute and
chronic. jan
Why Do You Shake 1
For.the better convcnleuceof the consumer
Dr. Sherman's iialarlfuge is now put up in
7oc bottles as well as $1.3P as heretofore. To
those who are acquainted with the ilalarl
fage it is not necessary to say a word in its
behalf. But to those who shake in Ignorance
of It, we will simply say, try it, and add your
testimony to thousands of others that It
cured you. No other medicine i6 required
as it Is a combined tonic, alterative, cathar
tic, fabrlfuge, cholagogue, and anti-periodic.
It neutralizes miasmatic poison, purities and
invigorates the blood, restores the liver and
other diseased organs to their natural heal
thy condition, thereby thoroughly eradicat
ing the disease. For sale by
7eowly A. IV. NICICELL.
j9l CkKXS.
To all who are suffering from the errors and
Indiscretions of youth, nervous weakness,
early decay, loss of manhood, &c I will send
a recipe that will: cure you, FREE OF
CHARGE. This greatj remedy was dfscov
ered by a missionary in South America.
Send a self-addressed envelope to the Rev.
JOSEFH T. IX3TAX, Station D, Bible House,
ZTew York. ISmC
HEDU IHrnflflCED
miml MUMM.
Postofllce address,
All business entrnsted to his care will re
ceive prompt attention.
w t, id:
Dealer in
Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware,
FTJRNITIJRE, CLOTHING,
ILLTS, CAPS, BOOTS, SHOES, TLO WS, 1VAG0XS
The above at lowest market prices,
paid for Hides, Pelts, Furs and Wool.
Cash
HANDSOME, S$mSSa3&
SHADE, with beantifnlLUhographicviews
ofOntenninl 'Rnlldlnt-o TVorr finiiT. r
fice and student needs it. Sent postpafd on receipt
2.t?ceJ?.flveforS1- 4JdHB HAMILTON &
eCHAFER, Fort iladlson, Iowa. 3w2
CHEAP
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Probate IVotice.
In the matter of Probating the "Will of Phil
ip Jstarr, deceased.
VTOTICE is hereby given, that a sealed en
J velope was deposited with the County
Court in and for K emaha County, State of
Nebraska, on the 4th day of January. 1S77.
and on openlns purports to contain the last
will of Pnilip star. Saturday, February 10,
1S77. Has been fixed bv the court a3 the time
foJlpr?vinSsaJd '"'ill ut the County Judge's
office in Brownville.
29w3 JARVIS S. CHURCH, Judge.
X2T BMOWJSTITjIiE TTTR
LAST WEEK OJP EACH
MOlsTm
MATHEWS
DENTIST,
BROIVNV11.I.E, KEBKASKAi
Ttfest side Main Street, crverSbntz Jewelry
Store, In his absence, all orders left atSher
man House, CityUmgStore. Lett & Gibson's
or Shnts' Jewelry Store, will be responded
to-wJthontdelay on his return to Brownvllle.
Notice or absence aud retarn duly given In
The Advertised.
D. Be CGLHAPP,
Manufacturer of
593Ialn Street,
Sroirnville, Nebraska;
Orders Frofri Neighboring Towns
Solicited.
liHfl
Slain Street,
' ? W Un stairs over "Witcherly at
Q- s:A ' Smith's Rarber Shop.
BltOWNVlliLE, XEBRASKA.
I make every size or style of plctaf 5 Ue
sired. Life-size photographs a specialty
Every pains taken to give pleasing and be
coming positions. !None bnt
PIRST GLASS WORK
allowed to leave my gallery. A full assort
ment of PICTURE FRAMES, of all styles
and grades on hand. ALBUMS. LOCKETS
COLORED PICTURES, anu many other
PLEASZK& 02tf AH3KTS ?02 TH3 PAHLOE
Persons wishing Photograph work done in
the best style, at lowest prices, should not
fall to call and see for tnemselves.
P. EL- SOOS.
OITYHOTEI
Tenth street, between Farnam and Harney,
Omalia, j?cl.
fS NEAR THE BUSINESS cnXTRE oF THE
L city: open day and night; busses running to r.nd
from the House, making connection with all trains
East. AVest, North and Soutii. We solicit a share of
the natranaze from boutherh Nebraska, and the
-tra efK puotic generally. Give special rates to
u.s. jurors, or any parties remaining nun us any
length of tiine. .
E. T. PAGE, Proprietor.
DEALERS IS"
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SUCH AS
ET Q-OODS
CLOTHING,
Groceries, Boots, Shoes,
Mats, Caps and Isotions.
Higest Market Price allowed for
GOWN-TRY
PRODUCE
21EDSS, DFXJR.S, Etc.
HUDBART'S
s-arififin
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STOSE.
Second door cast of Post Office,
ISilOWXTIlililC, STE3RASKA.
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Eor a good Eire call
at the
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Where you can get all kinds of
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A. D. Marsh
BYEING
OLD
CLOTHES-.
lie tv III Golor or Dye your
GOAT, VEST or PANTS,
in tiie best style. "iviilDye
Ladles' Sliatrlsj -will take
all the Spots out of Gents'
Garments, and press them
up In good slinpe ; vrill re
pair Garments, and war
rant to give entire satis
faction; and -will cut anS
make gentlemen's clothes.
Equaled by Few, Excelled by None
Shop In Alex. Robinson's old stand,
next door to Roy's Furniture Store.
-A.. BOBISOlsr
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Hint
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DEALER IN
feOOTS AND SHOE
CCSTOiT WORK
Repairingneatlydone. No.53iIa!nstreet, Brawn
Vllle.Neb.
SCRIBNER'SJBONTHLY.
JL rVRITALED ILLUSTRATED 3IAGAZIXE.
"When Scribner issued Its fhtnocs Midsummer
Holiday Number In July, a friendly critic 814 of
it ; iiforf wh surr uui intw lyerUMer Ha ttmeXeA
h tph-water mark. We do not Mr lrAa.' worlds are ifjl
ttiitto conquer." But tse publishers do not Consider
that they nave reached the ultima thulr tff excel-lence-thev
believe "there are other worlds to con
quer, aad they propose to conquer them."
The prospectus for the new volume cives the ti
tles of more than fifty papers (mostly illustrated);
by writers of the highest merit. Under the head of
"FOREIG TRAVEL,"
"We have "A Winter on the Nile," by Gen. 31c
Clelian: "feann tenuis About Constantinople," by
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"S1CHOLAS JHTUTIX,"
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Tbfc scene of the last novel Is laid on the banks of
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doce.kis agent for tae United States, surrounds'
each box of Pills, apd ointment. Ahandsoine re
ward will be given to any one rendering such In
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ty or parties counterfeiting the medicines er vend
ing the same.knowSac them to be spurious.
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Office, 112 Liberty Street, New Tor&
yi :
OltaAriZED; 1870.
III of IE
at BSfcifVirnnLXi:.
CPIX-aL, .$100,000;
Transects a saner al b
Draft on all the ririuc
King business, sells
titles of the
UNITED STATES AND EUROPE
tSr Special accommodations granted to
depositors.
STATS, COTTNTT & CITY
SECTJEITIES,
BOTTG3Bi:r .AJND SOLD;
OFFICERS.
Y.H.McCREERY, : : President.
W.W.HACKNEi, : Vice President.
K. E. GATES, : : : : : Cashier.
DIBECTOHS'.
L. KOA DLKY. J. C DBUSET..
VM. DT. IIOOYKR. I. M. KATJFFMAN:
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AUTHORIZED BT THE V S. G0TEB53E5T:
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General Banking; Business
BUY AND SELL
OOIN & CURRENCY DEATTS
on all the principal cities of the
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iVIOiSTjETr LOANED
On approved security only. Ttnte Drafts discount
ed, and special accom si odat ions grained to deposit
ors. Dealers la GOVERNMENT BONDS,
STATE, COUNTY & CITY SECURITIES
DEPOSITS
Received payable oh demand, aad INTEREST ei?
owed on tinie certiieareac deposit.
DIRECTORS. "Wm-.T. Den. B. M. Bailey. 3L. A.
Handtey.. Frank K. Johasos. II. M. Atklc-tex
"Win. Prayer.
30IIX L. GARSOXj
A.E. DAVISON. Cashier. President.
I.CMcNATJGHTON.Awt. Cashier.
Artlmr V. Walsh,
Brownville, Nebraska.-
J. 3IASOBGN",
MERCHANT TAILOR,
and dealer In
FineEnglith, French, Scotch and Fancy Cloths,
Vesting. Etc., Etc.
Brovruville. Nebraska.
HAVE 1TOTJ SSS5T
1 TIT 711177 S
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siilil lliil
Having purchased the
"ELSPHANT"
I IVFRT AID Ff FD STftRI K
- " " "-"'' - I lXftjfaW
I wish to announce that x an jrepared to
do a first class It cry business.
JosJi Hogers
CntUng, or Cutting and ZVS&lcing. dene to
rdr on sbert notice and at reasanabte
i Prtcei- ,Has a J00 exrtenc8 an can
P711?1111 sttscaop. Call at his shop afc
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