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THE ADVERTISER
THURSDAY, FEB. 15. 1S77.
TIME CARDS.
Dtily Stage Line Sonth.
From Brownvllleto Atoro. Falls City and Rulo
Wo ecuiha City, Aspinwall and St. Ueroln. con
nootlntc with conveyances to all otber points.
Jave Biown vllle daily at 1 o'clock p. m.
Arrive at Brownville 11 o'clock a. m. .:
J. C HARLES9, Proprietor.
S. A. Osborn leaves to-day for
Chicago, to pay that burg a visit often
days or two weefcp.
JicbrasltB. Railway.
Notwithstanding existing ordi
nances, McPheraon will continue to
sell goods at auction prices.
WOpm.. .-.
10 p in ...
SlOnciar.
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B:15pm lirJOpra
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1 0:1S pm..
Brownvllle.-
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Nebraska. City
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Seward.
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25) aml 2:35 pm
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J. N. CONVERSE, Sup't.
Brownville Bui Line to Pli'elpg.
Leave Brownvill 7:20 a. m., 1:30 p. n.,5:S) p. m.
Arrive at Brownvllle 7-.30a.rn.. 110 a. m.. 5:30 p. ml
B. 51. BAILEY. Superintendent.
Pblther Notices.
KXTJi. Copies or the Auvertisxr for sale by
L. A. Poloclc, Stationer and News Dealer,
Postofflcebulldlne, Brownville.
Xocai. Notices, set as ordinary reading matter,
will be charged ten cents per line, each Insertion.
Set la. dutplay typtj, fifteen cents a line.
Ex-Gov. Furnas went up to Oma
ha on Monday in oh'eyance to a wit
ness subpoena from TL S. Court which
convened on Tuesday.
-See the card of Thos." Hutchin
son, undertaker at Peruyjn another
column. He proposes to keep a full
line of his goods on hand. " . ,
There will be no auction next
Saturday, in consequence of a lately
exhumed ordinance regarding auction
license, but McPherson will continue
to give the public the benefit of auc
tion prices on all goods sold over the
counter.
Authorized Agent.
2. P. IToovxa 1 our authorlmd asrent at Xemn
haCity to receive and receipt for monies due us.
Viiomah BnEnras Is our authorized agent In Glen
Itoclc precinct to receive and receipt for monies
due us on subscription.
A J. Rittek, at SU Heroin, Is our authorized agent
at that place, to receive subscriptions and adver
tising;, and to collect and receipt for monies due
The AnvEitTisKR.
Johx 8. Mixick lsonf ; authorized agent at A?p!n
traH.torecelvesutrtcrlpUon and advertising, and
cfrlloct and receipt for monies due us.
FAIRBROTIIER &. HACKER,
Publishers Advertiser.
We have received Vice's Floral
Guide for 1S77. It is a beautifully
printed and illustrated pamphlet, of
about 100 pages, rind full of matter
useful for the information of garden
ers and the culture of vegetables and
flowers. See advertisements of Vick's
various publications, in this issue.
ways regarded as one of our most en
ergetic a'ntl-enterprising citizens,, oc
cupying mrfhy honorable and refipon-'
sible positions, filling all with credit
and ability. He was for many years
a member of our city council, and
twice elected Mayor of BrowuviHe.
He did .much-to improve arid beautify
ourt city,? and lerectedf Beveralnue
buirdiugs? He fs known i'mNebraska
as a distinguished Odd Fellow and
Mason, and has served us Grand
Master of Nebraska, and for many
years Senior Grand Warden of the
Grand Lodge of the Masonic fraternity-
Friend, Cogswell informs us that he.1
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is now me proprietor ui iuk ukiuiju
Hotel and Livery Stables in Iola, the
best in the place. Being a first-class
and wide awake business man, and
popularly known in the west, he will
make the Lelaud a first-class hotel.
We can cordially recommend Mr. C.
to the people of kanses and wish him
every' success. "With his esftiraatfle
wife'ahd highly1 du'eated daugh'ters,'
he would be a desirable acquisition,
to any place.
Adopted unanimously.
.Crltjcs report occasioned. considera
ble fun. . - ' . i ' f
Motion made and carried that the
minutes of this meeting be furnished
The Nebraska Advertiser and
Nemaqa Granger for publication;-
Motion thalwejioldbur next meet-,
ing athebrick 8crToplrhouse,5fFeb.
9th annfl0th-carrfed; III1?
;Muslc? ; V f V -'Adjourned.
flu. S. W. McGrew, Pros' t.
Mary Peery, Sec'y.
: I. 0. G. T.
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS; -
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Furnished by Special Correspondents
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me mapieto makesugar.
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ZOCAL MATTERS.
Thanks to Senator Paddock for
toples of Congressional Record.
J. H. Broady, Esq. went up to
Lincoln and Omaha on Monday.
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The quantity of corn received In
this city this week by the wagon load,
is immense.
Mrs. Jor.nle Davios presented
Jonnie with a 10 pound baby boy on
last Monday.
Howe's county seat removal bill,
of which he so gravely notified the
peoplo through our columns, has, we
are Informed, been Indefinitely p st
poned ; which mean? irigloriousjy and
incontinently choked to death. f We
wonder if ati3' one was ever.goose en
ough .to believe that "ourjSenator"
ever had the least iufention-of mak
ing an honest effort to procure the
passage of such a bill ? We guess it
was only "strategy."
The steam ferryboat al this place
commenced running on tho 8th inst.,
und now runs regularly daily.
Let every citizen ho poslMy
can, i!fnd thn enrf! mating at Ne
maha City next Saturday at 2 p. tn.
Tho only witness who knew-pos-I
lively-, whether Howe got "our mon
ey" or not, refused to clear Mr. Howe.
He didn't want to criminate himself,
and so wouldn't tell. Of coursp, as
the witness refused to divulge the
matter, the Senate declares the charge
not sustained, and our Senator Is ac
quitted. .This Will gratify his many
friends in this county, but how'much
more gratifying would it have been
could Mr. Barker have promptly ans
wered in such a way as to have ex
onorated the accused, instead of re
fusing to answer, and leaving every
body In painful suspense and to spec
ulate as to what Barker could have
told had he not "declined."
We copy the following from the
Western Rural, Chicago, furnished
that excellent Agricultural paper by
Ex. Gov. Furnas, for its "Crop and
Weather Bureau"
Nemaha County Brownville
Some desease among hogs. Nothing
however, alarming as yet, in.the State.
We have more hogs than any former
year. More fat bogs shipped from
southern Nebraska than before; more
packed in Omaha than before; more
for future delivery than before. Out
side parties are cribbing corn largely,
all over the State. We have had
more snow than usual this Winter.
But little Winter grain was put in
because of thepresenceof grasshoppers
in the Fall. We are well supplied
with wheat of 1876 in hands of farm
ers. The leading branches of Agricul
ture are corn, wheat, hogs, 'cattle, in
the order named. 'Marty 'of 'our peo
ple are scared in relation toGrassshop
pers In the Spring. There nepd not,
In my opinion, he more fear of "Hop
pprs than a crop of weeds, if the proper
and timely course be pursued.
The Rural will note that it should
have said Nemaha instead of Nebraska
County. ;ir:.:Fi;;.ui h,z:
Editor Nebraska, Advertiser :
- Taking advantage- of your invita
tion for news I will jot down a few
items for your columns.
On Februajy oth I visited Nemaha
City Lodge, No. 108 G. W. C. T.
Van Pelt was present, and presided in
a ver3' able manner. Three members
were added to their roll making 89
members in. goodstanding.-.Tther fol
lowing officers we re. duly iu'a tailed by
G. W. C T. Van Pelt :
D. Morton, W. C. T.
Amanda Zook, W. V. T.
Philip Crother, W. S.
February 7th. Traveled 15 miles to
meet Linden Nj. 98; found the meet
ing at the residence of Bro. Lee; in
itiated one, making 17 members for
this lodge. Officers installed by the
D. D.
H. B Good, W. C. T.
Stella Day, W. V.T.. , ,
M. A. Palmer,.W.'s. t I
From the opposition this lodge lias
encountered it is a surprise to many
that it U in existence, but being com
posed of some of our best workers
they are determined to keep onward
and upward with 'their lodge. Suc
cess to them.
Feb. 10th found us at London No.
,136.. TJii3 is the .smallest Lodge in
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ourcounty ; J4 members reported tnis dence cMr3.GIayJleymla3t1Thurs
many, 'festive grass
hoppers" will have to be entertained
,jhecomingl,season;i,!.is; the' question-
Whichpuzzles,! the,- farmers ati thia
timei . , fr - ,lt'r . .,.
"Exhibitions at the;' close' of
sohoola are' beneficial to 'educational
interest," was' the-question discussed
at the teachers'-afsociation last Fri
day, anddbcided in the. -negative..
Why "theatricals" should be con
nected with, ,schoqj3: is. one of the
mysteries growing out of the iucqn-.
swtency.of huniaq-nuture.-. .
Every child ought to be educat
ed. Education should be compulse--ry.
The State should see to'tbis.
But there should be some well 'defined
Iimitb to 'appropriations' for universi
ties and higli-sdhools. They should be
self-sustaining:- There. are so -many
cars beingj'attaehed ;to the govern
ment train, that there is a danger t,hel
locomotive cannot drag tlieih all
along, and there may be a smash up
by-and-by. .' .- . ';-
'"Mr.' Ha rriet 'Money 'departed
this life for a' higher one 'from "fief
residence in Berea, Ohio. February 1.
She was the mother of R. Money; of
this place. Thia is, a severe blow to
him. ' He was devotedly attached to'
his mother. She was a worthy lady"
and much esteemed. May her'smrbe
comforted in the hope ' of a' happy
meeting with her, beyond 'the-'reaclf
of trouble or death. - " " "
A very pleasant party at the retd-
v-, Mi IVervous PiostrnUon, ,,
, Americans, like Or.togral of. Basra, deslro
uir.t ino gowen stream shoaiu be sadden
nritPvloleht, and- Irflhetr nnx'let y'to'ncqal'rc
-rcnJth; overwhelm tlicraseVrfstthje the
carQsof.busluesyuntiitholr overtaxed 5's-
,tems nrq brokeu down,nuder tho pressnre
to which they are subjected, This Is one
'prolific chase of nervous diseases so com rrion'
Lln this country "AnotHerrandtprobably a
greater one-Is the very general propenslty,to.
ran Into excess In excitement and the use
of liquors and tobacco, which soon'ruln the
strongest nervous 'orf?hniznlloris.: 'Snch suf-
fcrers havermore'drfficnltj-ln- obtalnlnczro-
ilief than aJinostiny other. class,, Dr. Itad
cTllT's Seven. Seals or Golden Vonderls a
soverelgh're'inedyforall nervous nflectlons,
no matter hovFTliJyre're Incurred. The"
wort; feaspsjjof, nfervdus -debUltyiliflve been
cured with singular rapidity by its use. The
I Seven Seals is a purely vegetable compound
uuiKiiiinii i iiii.Nonous or unwjioicsoine
irigredlentsnnd acts- directly upou the" ner
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label tells nil they contain,, consequently
pliyslcIans.po nnthesit:itetoprp.scrH--tIiem
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MH-I.M.II-UIIII5 uj j-nuiu, nervous weaKneas,
'ariy,Jccay,'los-rfof ma'hli66d;vftc.,I will send
a,.reci.pet that will cure- you,. 'FJtEE OF
CIIAItGB. t TliJs. jsreatj rcnicx'y wns-dUov;
ered' by a missiona'rpV InSouth' America".
'Sen'd a srlf-ntlilfessed'cnvelfipe to the Rkv.
Joseph T; IxmaN; Station D, Bible IJoiue,
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Testings, Etc., Etc. .
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Ject,.dl.zzy, sleepy, or nervous, fejslliys, loo-mj-
foreoodlngs, irritability qf temper, 'or a
bad taste Iri'tne mouth, unsteady appetite.
choking sensation In the throat; pain in'thty
sldenr -about.houldersor tuick, coldness oft
extremities, etc., or In act a.ny symptom ot
liver complaint, biliousness, constipation of
'the5 bowels, Vir dyspepsia, go to ydur druggist
A..W. NtCKELL,-Tiii(l UDt:n.bolUe'ofDr.
Sherman!s,rr.Ickley At-lt JlUters No spirit frt v.- f -
is used in thclr-rmanufaoture except .a purcX
uniciu oi iiouana uin. iiuh-s in particular
will tlml flietlieVuHhm adapted tn their
wao.ts.lh nil ,-igesand comlttiorts oMUo TheTRlWifli''YIZjl,I2i.' iVEBEi'ASliA.
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Proceedings of the Coal Meeting.
Bear in mind Ihe grand ringing
entertainment to- eonio oif in Mc
Pherson Hall on Thursday evening
March let.
Mrs. Albert M. Smith, of this
city, went to Tecumseh on Monday
f tit is week, to visit her parents and
friends of that place.
Frank Muir. of Falls City is on n
visit to his parents and friends jn this
city. He called on The Advertiser
and we.werjetverr-niuqh.pleased-.to.seei
him.
We were able to decipher upon a
postal cam received from Judge Stu 11,
bearing postmark "Marengo, III.,"
that he would return in about ten
days.
There will be a Donation party
at the Highland Baptist church
Thursday night, February 22d for the
"benefit of Rev. Mr. Reed, of Peru.
The public aro cordiallj' Invited.
Tho musical entertainment, of
which we have frequently made men
tion, under the supervision of Mi-s
Fannie Arnold, we are now pleased
to inform the public, is :. fixed for
Thursday evening. tho 1st of
next month, in McPherson Hall.
We think this will be one of the most
pleasant treats that tho lovers of cul
tivated music and pinirinn- has ever
I enjo-ed. The very best local talent
obtainable is enlisted for that evening
and every precaution taken to make
it a grand success. But Miss "Fannie
Arnold being at the head of it is guar
antee suflicient that the occasion will
be a delightful one, and that the hall
will he filled with an appreciative uu-dience.
Mr. R. S. Ilannaford this week
commenced moving his stock of fur
uitureand cabinet ware into the bus
iness room, In McPherson block, be
tween Hill's and McPherson's stores.
He will have his fuil stock removed
"by the first of March.
The officers of Zion Lodge 137
T. O. of G. T., for the ensuing quarter
are ns follows:
Mrs. H. O. Minick, W. C. T.
Miss Alice Parris, W. V. T.
H. O. Minick, W. S.
The officers of Aspinwall Lodge,
No. 109 are a3 follows:
G. W. Culp, W. C. T.
Misa Viola Crlm, W. V. T.
H. A. Hood, XV. 8.
The Andrews Family Swiss Bell
Ringers are advertised for McPherson
Hall on Saturday evening of this
-week, the 17th inst. They advertise
a complete orchestra and cornet band,
two star commediaTns, and the best
quartet in the world. Tho pro
gramme will consist of instrumental
ono vocal music, quartets, trios, com
ic solos, comic sketches, ballad sing
ing, etc. Reserved 6eat tickets to be
had of H. H. Dolen.
The Seward Reporter says the
editor recently attended a sceance at
the house of some spiritual mediums,
in the country a few miles from Sew
ard, and that notwithstanding the
sensation that had been created in
Seward in consequence of wonderful
revelations made by a little eight
year old girl, regarding the convicted
muoderer Clough, he, the editor, in
timates that he saw nor heard any
thing that went to prove to him I hat
the whole business is not a second
class fraud. The Reporter says there
were three mediums, two women and
the little girl. Each had a slate and
pencil and communicated by writing
on the slates, They were all influ
enced by the same spirit, and reveal
ed something about Clough; but one
spelled lit Clough another ClufT. and
the third one, Cluf. The . Reporter
man not understanding why the same
spirit should spell Clough and many
other common words iu so many dif
ferent ways, lie became disgusted, ap
parently with the performance.
The meeting to consider the coal
question, ak HigglnV school houso
last Saturday was a gratifying success
In every particular. The minutes of
what was done at the meeting will be
found in anothercolumn. Mr. Shook
called on us on Monday evening and
exhibited a subscription paper with
eome $200 subscribed, and informed us
that several other papers were .being
circulated and altogether between
$400 and $500 worth of shares were
taken. It is estimated by Mr. Shook
and others who are interesting them
selves in the matter, that it will be
necessary to raise at least one thou
sand dollars to successfully carry
through the enterprise of testing
thoroughly as to whether we have
paying coal beds within the county
or not. The people are stirred up on
the question, and all who are able
promptly take one or more shareB.
At least such Is the feeling exhibited
so far as the subscription papers have
circulated ; henca no doubt Is enter
tained that the requsite amount will
be eubscribed without the expendi
ture of much time or trouble Let
the good work go on.
The share owners anda!l ho de
sire to take shares and assist inany
degree in this laudable enterprise,?are
to meet atlSemabaCity next Saturday
ho organize. Let everybody turnout
'in. that-meeting.- .. "..-.--
We are sometimes outrageously
bored, and imposed on too, by the
secretaries of meetings, teacher' in
stitutes, teachers' clubs, etc. And
this is the way they do it : They
withhold, or neglect to furnish us the
minutes of their meetings until the
matter is terribly old and stale. Now
for instance, this week we publish
the proceedings ofa "TeachersC.lub"
meeting held on the twenty-sixtH" of
January, when, had the manuscript
been promptly sent us would have ap
peared in our paper on the 31st the
26th being on Friday and the paper
not coming out until the next Wed
nesday there was ample time for the
secretary to have made up his min
utes and delivered them at the print
ing office. Now it is the 15th of Feb
ruary before those old minutes come
out in print. We say most emphat
ically that this manner of doing busi
ness does not suit us, and hereafter
when secretaries eo neglect their bus
iness as we believe they do in -this
matter we will promptly stick their
minutes in the stove Instead of in the
paper.
We take pleasure In encouroging
and accommodating any laudable
thing, or any society, or club, or liter
arj' or temperance institution, by pub
lishing their proceedings, resolutions
etc., if they are furnished us while
fresh but not otherwise. Secretaries
and presidents of meetings will please
make a note of, these suggestions.
Higgins Schootj House. V
Aspinwall Precinct, Feb. 10, '77. J
Editor Nebraska Advertiser:
Pursuant to notice the citizens of
Nemaha, Aspinwall and Bedford
precinct met to considerthe propriety
of prospecting for. coal inthis'onnty.'
-'Lewis Fisher was chosen chairman
and R. Ritchey Secretary.
The chairman stated the object of
the meeting, pledging his support to
the movement. The subject was then
discussed at some length by Messrs..
Higgins, Lewis, Shook, Morris, Lilly
and others. After which it was de
cided to form a joint stock company
for the purpose of prospecting for
coal.
On motion a commitee of seven
were appointed to solicit subscriptions
of shares, the same to be five dollars
each. Thirty-three shares, or $105.00
v3r6 takeu hrl mediately bylhoeo
present. Two or three offers were made for
boring by different men.
Moved that the next meeting be at
Nemaha City Saturday Feb. 17th, '77
at two o'clok p. tn. for the purpose of
completing a permanentorgauization.
J. H. Shook was requested to furnish
a copy of the proceedings of the
meeting to the County papers for pub-
quarter. Yet these few are a bold de
termined band of Brothers and Sis
ters doing good work for our cause
and the redemption of the poor ine
briate, and to save others from falling.
Officers installed by D. D. Skeen.
,Ed.. Berlin fW. C.T. ....,
fi: Savell, W. V.'T ---'
W. H. McKinney, W. S. s
Bro. Alex. McKinney was unani
mously recommended for L. D. for
the ensuing year.
The following officers have been
duly installed by the L. I). of their
day night so they say.
Fresh sugar cu
dart's, 95 Main street.
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Lodge,
Security, No. I35fH: N.,Bhwmat ,
: W; C: ifEliza Kefcf W.- V. T- ;" Ja?3
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Bedford, No. 1G0 Mrs. C. Tucker,
W.C.T. ; Mrs. A. Stokes. W. V. T.
EI.Swopc,, W.S. . .
All the lodges are in a flourishing
condition. Promising more of the
same sort, I remain,
Fraternally, D. D.
Teachers' Institute.
licaliou.
J. H. Sirooic.
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London Teachers' Club.
Hon. A. P. Cogswell writes us a
friendly letter this -week from Iola,
Kansaa of which place ho recently be
came a citizen. . He encloses us a P.
O. order and saysjid ttfust Have The
Advertiser, for which he wlll;ac
cept our thanks, .-'.
Mr. C'was for thirteen 'years aNsi
deDt of BrownvIlle..ana lie wca -el-
The London Teachers' Club met at
Pleasant Ridge school house at seven
o'olock, p. m., Jan. 2Gth, 1S77. Call
ed to order by Dr. S. W. McGrew.
Music.
Dr. Curry, Principal of the Normal
School, was to have delivered a lec
ture on this evening, but from some
unknown cause did not come. Dis
cussionResolved that tho office of
County Superintendent should bej
abolished in this state." Leading
disputants S. W. Kennedy, affirma
tive, C. L. McKestfon, negative, fol
lowed by Mr. Cross, H. O. Minick,
Win. Bridge, Superintendent Piersotl
and others.
On a motion the chair called for an
expression of the house; 30 voted In
tho affirmative, 11 in negative.
Song Be coutent.
Adjourned. "
Music.
SATURDAY MORNrNG.
Club visits Mr. C. L. McKesson 's
school. We can not give a minute
description of the exercises but think
his method of teaching a very good
one. Prof. Pierson, Win. Bridge and
Dr. McGrew addressed the school.
An excellent dinner was prepared"
by the ladies of Pleasant Ridge which
was heartily enjoyed by all.
AFTERNOON EXERCISES.
S. W. McGrew in the chair.
Reading minutes of last meeting.
Criticisms on Mr. McKessous meth
od of teaching.
Best Method of teaching arithme
tic to new beginners, by XV. A. Chap
man. This exercise was very inter
esting and beneficial.
J. F. Winters showed his method
of teaching Grammar.
Reading conducted by.Mary Peery.
Critics report1. ' '1 "x ' "
Adjourned to meet at 7 p. m.
, EVENINOSESSIONi.
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Essay by Sam uerW inters. S
Why I have failed to write an
say. . - ,t r
Song If Papa was only re"afly.
Address by S. W. McGrew.
Song Kind words.' ' "'
Query. box opened which occasion
ed eome lengthy discussions.
On motion the chair appointed J.
F. Winters, J. O. Redferh and- G.
Mahle a committee on resolutions.
They reported as follows :
Resolved. That we tedder ourthanks
to the commuuity at Pleasant Ridge
for their generous hospitality and ex
cellent dinner furnished us.
Resolved, That the thanks of this"
club are due the friends of education
at this place;forthe good5,attendance
a n d i n tereVftn v'fiSve" manTfesie'dk fn
our exercises. Also to the Strinc'
LBaMf9r.&qod music: iimwovH
Subject
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Machine repairingat Lock.wood's.
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-T- A ftilMine-ofrN'diions
closing out at cost at-Mc-Phcrson's.''
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NEW PRINTS !' NEW PKINTS
A case of new Prints of
tlie Latest shades Blues,
Browns, Greens and Car
dinals, Just received alrMc-.
Bhersoivs.
ORGANIZED, 1870.
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A I ihi I
iV CirL
Having? reinrnetl "from my
trip' to Europe, I would an
nounce to tlse public that' I
sh'Jil remain at home, bci;
SHnWIIKBlCU
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i '-i '.9r Kt fb jh
rrt-w--H vrfM v-'fW"'iy
1n1cpj;iTlINlifldjlonKexjr.tence,andw:au
-nrrht kilfsfiJ-tiXr Pj!1 of hlc cl.nr.
PresttiMjVfeion" .Want !e Street. -& -
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I ransactK aeqneral b , nine busInos3,sells
Drartfeoialltheifrlne- '"Icltleo'tfie '.
let :- . i fi-.idw U o.J -
Books at Nickell's!
Flour and feed at Huddart's.
Come, and see the new
shades of Prints at Mc
Pherson 's, Browns, Greens,
Cardinals and Blues.
Brownville, Feb. 8th, 1877.
I will hold a Teachers' Institute at
Nemnha, City, .commencing Friday
evening. Feb." 16th. 1877. Peru spring wheat flour, choice,
d-,rof.-lJftnr3fVKrrraTit.cJllPTir;il.vil.ntIItijorf'Q ""qry pnejf-gtinnui t:?-i
dress the people Friday evening.
Saturday will be devoted to recita
tion and discussion of methods.
Saturday evening the following res
olution will be discussed :
Resolved, That the office of County
Superintendent should not be abolish
ed." I hope to meet as many of the
teachers of this section of the county
as possible. D. XV. Pikrson.
Tlic Western Rural.
With .the new. management of The
Western R ural comes marked impro
vements in that sterling Farm and
Family Weekly. It has added a Crop
and Weather Bureau so systematic as
to include every Important county in
the Northwest, from Ohio to tin1
Rocky Mountains, and surpasses the
reports made by the Agricultural De
partmental Washington, inasmuch as
they are presented fresh to the farm
ers in a condensed form eacli week
The Western Rural also has Commer
cial and Market reports unsurpassed
by any paper in the country, and is the
champion of cheap transportation null
equal justice to all classes. Combin
ing its practical information on Rural
'Affairs, with its entertaining and in
structive litarary departments, make
it the most complete' Farm and Fam
ily newspaper extant. The price is
$2.00 per year. Less to clubs. Ad
dress The Western Rural, Chicago,
III.
Ifolloway's Pills. The estimation
iu which these medicines are held by
-the public, steadily increases their de
mand. They act directly on the sys
tem, removing all obstructions, reno
vating the springs of life purifying
the blood, and totally eradicating liv
er complaints, indigestion, pain in the
side, ,and general debility. ;Sofd ev
erywhere. 25 cents per brix orpot.
The Best.
AH kinds, and the best, of Bran
dies,wines, gins, alcohols and whis
kies, kept by Ted. Huddart, at Red
Store No. 49. Opposite Sherman
Save your money and liny
your jvinter goods ofLouman.
'All "goods uiaikeh DOWxL
li. LOWjHATtf.
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BROKER & FERRIS.
Formerly of Hamburg, Iowa, are
now-prepared, tohnndlecomand but
ter in large quantities, for which the
highest prices in cash will' be paid'.
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Bo'dk's'-arNrckell's:
U'
Craddock & Son,
Retail dealers infarm produce, fam
ily provisions, stock feed, flour, but-
ter.egg. etc. .,.-,,
The best brands of flour constantly
5S.iir T-a"w-BO,d at the lowest Price
'Gas1i.paidfnr,butter and eggs. Goods.
delivered free of charge, according tbr
,order, in any part of the city. ' -
A No. 1.
ably prepared toh?tcnd to anyl M90BED STATES MD EUROPE
' . o99 ' irvtsvo-4
CS Special nccomrnoeajiohs "granted to
depositors. j ,
sicknes.s, accute or clironic, of
either sex.
(Ahy co2tsuItatioh confidenr
tialiy responded to by address-
DR. ADOLPROPPERMim3, ' "
32w4 SUeridaicij.,.. . .,
Dissolution Roiic..., B
TiIKcopartnersblp hereto forrexlstlns be
tween Thomas Richards ami DWws T.
BmItli,.niuUr M,16 Unn, name of- Ridmnls d
Smith-, Is this day dissolved by niutinl con
.sejnt, JJeloss T.-SitMlh rellrins from tliuiiur-'
ness.. All liabilities of the bitf firMj.ar&as
siimed by Thomas rtieliartl.o. wlro'wlll cou-
,tlnuo tbohnslni-'ss at th&o)d stand. ., .
All persons jcnowinji incmseives imiesieo
to the late firm.' either by note or look. ac
count, u-ill please call and .settle at once, as
the-busfness of the old firm must fie closed
up. ,Til()AIAS RICHARDS.
DEL0S3 T. SJnTII.
"Februarys, 1877; r
TO THE PU5LI0;;
i.i
I am thankful for the libertil pafronnRe
heretofore extended to tint Ann of Richards
&Smlth,and hope, by a strict attention to
business, to merit a continuance of the-same.
TAOMAR RICHARDS.
Flour, all the favorite brands of
spring and fall wheat, at Huddart's
iVcw Rucliwiieat
Flour at Huddart's grocery store.
ilSoney is saved by buying
ycur winter goods of Loninan.
THE F.4R3JERS
Are bound to go lirfnie satisfied and
bappywhen they sell thy in corn, to
31 w2 Brower & Ferris.
School Books at NfokrlPs.
JSToneyis saved by buying'
your winter goods of Lovsrman."
., r. Pancakes!
Craddnck &Son have an excellent
article of Buckwheat Flour for' sale.
Save your money and buy
your winter goods o'l'lL'qvvuianV
All goods marj.cd DOWS. '
' L. LOW91AN.
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Craildock & Son sell the best
spring wheat flour at $3.(10. and fall
wheat' flour, a good article, at' $3.50.
authorized by the u. s. goveuxmext.
IMS! "national bank
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BROWNYILLE.
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. mms - . n .iiim. - . -t- s
-ri. ..- '-, : rjFFICERS.'t ' -
ViU.fflcCR'EERY, :': President.
'W.W.HACKIIEir, V VfcePijcsident.
i:E.GA'TES, ,:;':':': : CAshier.
6ff5 H.(XT-E1L
-'' Tciith street. behfeeaTarnaBVahd Harney,
'f zfnxv.'iptr: dvsvsctinTSov ttte
j, cir: open u.minBit iflusscs mnniiustvna
frcei Hie Hotise1 n-.aTthict'oirie-tHiirWlfh all trains
Eist.Weat.qrUiJtuliioivp 3V,sqJ!eaahareot
rho TMtro1ia)nrrnm Homherli'iCfrbraMM ind tha
Ura.;-8loc ijjlic.5i-ncrRUy-, Ure:pcinI rates to
f V. s. Jtjrors.Mr any purtlcsr remdftflng-irtth as any
E.tT. PACE; Proprietor.
!B. STEO'BLE;
. AT.CITTB'AKSItir,
fFAMILT- GROCERIES, TEAS
CASXED pitVlTS, CAKIIES',
PtoB.(cco,TioVr.s. MEEitsrrtAof Hk; ixDk
Uli.. Jll'SIULL IM&TBC31E5JST
::mmwovp-mills
Havlngi n my employ Mr. " ""
ti'awl'ec'ceti to be the best miller In thn
itte. ;I 'ain.ipreiiarfrti to- foinsh.GQOD
riiUiK in any nuaiuuy. r.very. aacii war
ranted. . '- : i.-v'cS
My Floor Is for salo. of bll th8prla'clral
aiutc&iii vu twu Viiiu.
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V.W. 11 ACKNKY. U.C.XETT, Z'
W.H;iIcCUKERY,
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FIEEY . TEMSFEE-
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Paid-up Capital, $100,000,
Authorized " 500,000
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' IS PREPARFDTO TRANSACT A
Senerai Barkinij Business
BUY AKD SELL
COIN" & CURRENCY DRAFTS
on all the principal cities of tho
United" States and Snrope
Best Tea at Nickell's drugstore, 3
pounds for a dollar.
Cash for wheat a'nd-corn at- the
Peru Mills. Gtf
Wagon repairingat Lockwood's.
8 pounds. Tea at Nickell's ibr$l;
Fresh Oysters'at Huddart's".'
School Books at Nickell's
W. IE. ItScGREERY
Has Fresh Drugs. Wall Papery
School and Blank Books, Bird Cages,,
Paints, Glass, Oils, etc., at lower pri
ces than any house in Brownville. ,
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 you want,a'nic3 Visiting Card?
If so', leave your orders at The Ad
vertiser Job Office, where all work
is done bjv experienced Workmen, and
guaranteed to give satisfaction.
s
Disease Grows Apace,
Like an 111 wind, and cannot be mastered,
too early. AVliat Is a trifllnKattack of sick-,
ness to-day may. If unattended to. becomes
a serious case Iri a week. Small allrnenti'
should bernipped Jn tho bad -before they
blossom into full grown maladies. If this,
advice were attended to," many a heavy bill.
tfor medical attendance might bo avoided.
When tho liver Is disordered! the stomach1
foul, the bowals obstructed, or the nerves1
disturbed, resort should at once be "had' to
that supremo remedy. Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters, a few doses of which will' restore
health nnu action and put the system In
perlect order. It Is n wifce precautlpn to
Lkeep this Incomparable proven live in tho
house, .since it checas,. with unrivalled.
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tpfompuique,disordcrsaw.nicnDreeaoiueriJ
. MONEY LOANED
On Approved security only. Time brnfr's discount
ed, nud -ipecial accommodntlouscHiiuedtflUeiiosIt
ora. Dealers'ln GOVERKMEIsTIJOKIJa;'
STATE, COUNTY & CITY SECURITIES
DEPOSITS
Received payable on rieujand. and INTEREST sl
owed oti time certifloRtes deposit.
DIRECTORS.1 'Wm.TrnTrit R. M. I5nir?y, jr. A.
Hundley. Frank E. Johnson, Luther.. UoaUley,
Win Frulshar. '
i JOHN L. CAKS0iN
A.R.TlAVISOJri.ckshliT. PresfaenL
I.C. 3IcAlTOIITO". Asst. Cashier.
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Ibuymytieer
by Juke.
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I don't.
$&9itffiii
'5,.?t'r,,n .
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r& 3iST5t TV. T
COMPANY.
Ilnvins a Grs? class team Ferry, pnd owning
and controlln:: the Transfer I.rne from
UIl!iWiT2.?E TO PI5EE.PS,
we nreprcparedo render entire satisfaction in the.
transfer of FfeTsht una" Passencers. We run a
.regular line ot ,. . , . .
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iano. homwo'od.
Sheridan Mills. April l5t,lKS-fn
'esftradt teeth forniYfY&wi3rUal rfflsonnblo
raj,e.v ajfIarefapn.CfotiJalhi street, next
door to Bratton's store.
IN - B'BkOWN-VTIuL'M THE
' ZASST'iVimE'OFlB&GJI
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MAT HEWS
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BROlViV.VIljIJE, XF.ItKAlSICA,
JbnSCItADDOCK. ' ' W. F. CItADDOCk.
ck A-r dock. & soy,
3Bt S . .
UREfCII-LOVriXG SHOT IV S, RIFLES,
Carbln-9, AmmuiMtlon andporllnR floods. Guns
matltto order, and Repairing neatly donp.
1 11 ffiSain Si., Brownville, TVeb:
pOGH &LAGKSfv?!THHbP
. ' 6NE DOOR 7EST OP bdURT HOUSE:
WAGOT MAKING, Kepairihg.
Plows, and all work done In the beat
maaneraudoosHprt notice. Satisfaction Knnran
fed. -;ivchln afll ' r34-ly.
W
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. .. . p. .. m. i.ji-
pnny'sofllce will reciiive prompt attention;
to all trams. Al orders lef at the Transfer Com-
B. M. BAILEY","i?i'. Sitpi.
saSSOTlT
f Wagonmaltinfc
BlaclcsifiitMntji
E B. C0LHA5P,
Manufacturer of
IV SI 1 1 1 sin slVj,!
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59 Main Street,
f .J3rkoTruvi!Ie, rcbraska..,
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Solicited.
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TAJSJEliN'-EN J-nsZGECAlS'OIS 670JR GOODS.
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raoreapgeroasjandJn ihelateSvdei'byu
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aaiirStree c"l5r,owxL7xlIe. iyieorasK-av
Glaclis, Watches,' Jewelry
JOSEPH SH-TJTZv
59 Mai& Street BroTBmvillB.
Zio.
("2. Keepn constantly oir hAfiriaiargaand welt
Renafrinr rf (.JIocks,' wntbTies and Jewelry
done on shortnoticc.at reasonableratM.
All work mutRAXTEn. . .
C-bs oLJa i
OiVS'&i
BYEIN-G-
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-.: .old.-";
LOTBES,
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. . - rr "ojwmyoin or Dve.y.out-
i , COX11, EST. or SPAJT ,
fc. . In thc,best style- IVillDjjs; fft
M "'I y iic-,ltlv'Sli.at-'-r
- alLtbe Spots oat of C-nts
Cnrments, and. prei-them-
u Inpendjhnpp; -tvlll re. .
pair Ganneud, xxnH .TTarjj,
rant. to, give entire atisV
faction j and -rrill out nnd.-w
malce gentlemen's clothe. a
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Shop In Alex. Robinson' oldktnnd,
next'doorito It o y' Furniture-Store.
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1 ' like It? arfi-amTffEs & &
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'.epod, S'creet, Fresi itca"
Alwayii'ori hand, ad sotlsfax!!on,'tuaT'
anUeti to Bit?astomO-.
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