Nebraska Newspapers

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THE" ADVERTISER.
THURSDAY, MARCH 0. ,1S77.
A man namedAlexander Vamie
lord was murdered at Omaha last I
week.
Mike J. Waldron has been appoint
ed U. S. Marshal for the district of
Tennessee.
George Gregory, Hartford Ct., fatal
ly shot his wife on tba,22, because he
was jealous of her.
too often repeat that splendid Baying,
"Office should eek the man, not man
theofHce." ApplauRp") If you will
lengthen the term of office, ii will be
po long between meals that he will
have to do something else or starve.
Loud laughter.
Wonder if Injiersoll is acquainted
with ChurchHowe? Thnt picture ofj
an office-seeker looks as much Uko
Howens If he had "set" for if.
"Wants to be an Angel."
the road between his place of residence
and Grand Island. The coroner's jury
said he died from disability and exposure.
Stanley Matthews, the new Ohio
Senator, is not a brother-in-law of
President Hayes, as the papers gener
ally are assarting.
Senator David Davis, whom the
Democrats of Illinois elected, says
that while he acknowledges no party
affiliations he intends to give Presi
dent Hayes cordial and active support.
A farmer named M. S. White, an
Englishman, near Seward Nebraska,
attempted suioide one day last week,
by cutting his throat. His life was
eaved. Cause, whisky, and habitual
drunkenness.
The President has invited Wade
Hampton and Chamberlain to visit
"Washington so that he may talk with
them face to face. They have accepted
the invitation and will soon be in the
national capital.
The Kearney Press brings its roost
er out and crows over the news that
mail service, try-weekly, has been
order from Kearney to Deadwood.
"The only point in Nebraska from
which mail service has been ordered
to the Hills."
The President has determined to
call an extra session of Congress to
meet about the first of June. . The last
Congress refused to make any appro
priation for the support of the army,
hence this necessity and extra expense
J.o the country.
Xext Saturday Goldsmith Maid and
Rarus will trot at San Jose, Cal., for a
purse of $2,000. One thousand is also
offered as a speed premium in case
the fastest time ever made in the
State, 2:10, made by Occident at the
.State Fair a few years ago, is beaten.
The Grand Lodge of Good Templars
of Massachusetts having refused to
admit colored-men into the organiza
tion, many Good Templars are dis
satisfied and have made a move to
ward establishing a system that will
admit colored people to membership.
If liquor selling is right, why levy
a special tax upon it, and force the sa
loon keeper to show good moral char
acter? Neb. JPlaindealer.
An evil whioli cannot be extermin
ated should be regulated in the best
manner possible for the protection of
society. The license regulation for
the retailing of spirituous liquors is
certainly better than no" regulation
whatever. Does the Plaindcaler
want "free whisky ?"
Senator Tipton's lacernled political
"feelinke" have endured the torment
as long as possible. Ho finally "un
buzzums" himself to his ancient
friend. Dr. Miller, of the Omaha Her
ald, In this wie:
Hrov.wim,k, March 19.
Dear Doctor: While speaking
seemed of any avail I spoke. Fn the
presence of the astounding fraud I
liave been silent. Had ' I been in
charge of an editor's pen, I would
have attempted to emulate you in
painting the crime and the criminals.
I do not feel able to do justice to the
occasion.
So happy am I that I escaped from
that political association jn.t when
the lower depths were belne reached.
I feel proud of the impulse that mov
ed me. And then, who could have
followed so sagacious and prudent a
leader, as I had in Mr. Tllden?
I almost wish T were in Omaha and
your Herald demanding. an assistant
editor that I might have an oppor
tunity of standing in the ranks, and
continuing the ficht for constitution
al liberty, stricken and defampd. But
I must not prolong these thoughts
nor would I have given them to pa
per had not silptice become oppress
ive. Very frnlv.
T. W. Tipton.
And the "stricken and defamed"
Doctor pats the Senator on the head,
"and says
Mr. Tipton is a man who has not
onlj ability of a hich order, hut like
wise the courage of his opinions, as
his clear and consistent public record
will show, and few men in the coun
try have deserved or secured strohcer
proofs of public respect and confi
dence.
If there is no opening in the assis
tant editorship of the Herald, there
is a huge vacancy in both, the princi
pal and assistant, of the Howe Organ
of this place. The Senator perhaps
could secure a situation a sufficient
length of time to enable him to
"stand in the ranks of the stricken
and defamed" and sing two lines at
least of
"I want to bean angel.
And with the angels stand."."
The (Jaiue law.
Some of the rag-tag-and-bobtail poli
ticians who still cherish the memory
of the Greeley campaign, give Stanley i
Matthews the credit of having sup
ported Mr. Greeley. This is a mistake.
We are glad that he has a better record.
The Cincinnati Gazette speaking of
this matter, says:
The Chicago Tribune, in its excel
lent aud well-deserved notice of
Judge Matthews election to the Unit
ed States Senate, falls into one error
that may as well be corrected. He did
not support Greeley for President in
1872. He sympathized in the senti
ment that originated the Cincinnati
Convention, but disgusted with the
"result, he supported and voted for
Grant. One of the ablest and most
effective speeches for the Republican
"party in that campaign was delivered
by Judge Matthews, aud widely published.
A Washington telegram says, "Pro
vision was made in the sundry civil
appropriation bill for the appoint
ment of a commission to inve3tigate
tue grasshopper plague in the We3t.
Secretary Sohurz appointed as suoh
commission Prof. Riley, State Ento
mologist of Missouri; Prof. Thomas,
State Entomologist of Illiuois. and
Dr. Packard, of Salera, Mass., editor
-of the American Naturalist. These
'.gentlemen are now in Washington
preparing for their Investigation, but
will start out at once, in order that
they may reach the grasshopper coun
try before thetimeqf hatchingof eggs,
and watch the development of the in
sects. They will cover every State
which has been visited with the
plaguo and will experiment with
methods for their prevention and de
struction. The commission has au
thority to emp!o3' local experts to as
sist them, and General Meyer has
tendered the services of the operators
of the signal service, who will be of
great assistance, acting under the di
rection of the commission. The re
port will be submitted as early as pos
sible, and will be published as a part
.of the Haydeh survey series."
Col. Bob Ingersoll recently deliv
ered a great lecture in the city of 2s ew
York. Amongst other vivid lifelike
pictures, he drew one of the ofilce--eeeker,
as follows :
Professional office-seeker iz one of
the meanest and lowest and basest of
human beings. Tremendous ap
plause. A Jittle higher than the
lower animals, and a littlelower than
roan. There is no earthly or heaven-
ly independence not a particle. A
successful office-seeker is like thecen
tre of the earth ; he weighs nothing
himself and draws all things toward
the office he seeks. He lias no temp
er. You cannot offend him ; you can
not insult him. Shut the door in his
ffice, and, so far as he is concerned, it
is left wide open, aud he is stauding
on the threshold with a smile, extend
ing the hand of welcome. He crawls
and he oringes, and he flatters and he
1fns enri Tin swflffprs and llA hrflfa
anri'tflllsofthe influence he has in Sylvester W.Norris, of Hall county,
fee ard wfyere he lives., Wejsannot Neb. was recently found dead beside
J. D. Lee was shot. to death at 11 a.
m. on the 23, at Mountain Meadow,
where twenty years ago he decoyed
the emigrants to their death. Seated
upon his coffin five shots struck him
in and near the heart, and he fell
baek on his coffin dead. He made a
confession orstatement regarding the
masaore, detailing minutely every
thing of interest pertaining thereto,
in which the most prominent Morman
leaders, amongst them Brigham
Young, himself, are implicated. The
massacre of the emigrants, wa3 not
the work of Indians and a few men,
but of the Morman church the exe
cution of an official order of a council
of the elders and leaders. Lee claims
that be did no killing, that he did all
he could or dared do to avert the ca
lamity and save the emigrants, that
when he could not do this, he endeav
ored to save the children and recites
several instances where he rescued
little children from the knives of sav
ages. Immediately before his execu
tion he said, "I have but little to say
this morning ; of course I feel that I
am upon the brink of eternity, and
the solemnity of eternity should rest
upon my mind at the present. I have
made out, or endeavored to do so, a
manuscript and an abridged histor'
of my life. This will be published.
Sir I have given my views and feel
ings with regard to all these things.
I feel resigned to my fate ; I feel as
calm as a summer morning. I ha'e
done nothing wrong ; my conscience
iscleir before God and man. lam
ready to meet my Redeemer. This it
is that places me upon this field. I
am not an infidel ; I have not denied
God or his mercy ; I am a strong be
liever in those things. The most I
regret is the parting with my family ;
many of, them are unprotected, and
will be left fatherless. When I sneak
of those little ones, they touch a ten
der ohord within me. (Here Lee's
voice faltered perceptibly.) I have
done nothing wrong in this affair. I
used my utmost endeavor to save
these people ; I would have give
worlds were it at my commaud to
have avoided that calamity, but I
could not; I am sacrificed to satisfy
feelings, and I am used to gratify par
ties ; but I am ready to die : I have
no fear of death ; it has no terror, and
no particle of mercy have I asked
from court or officials to spare my life ;
I do not fear death ; I shall never go
to a worse place than the one I am
uow In ; I have said it to my family,
and I will say it to-day, that the gov
ernment of the United States is sacri
ficing Its best friends, and that is say
ing a great deal, but It is true ; I am
a true believer in the gospel of Jesus
Christ ; I do not believe in everything
that is now taught and practiced by
Brigham Young ; I believe he is lead
iug the people astray, but I believe in
the gospel as taught in its purity by
Joseph Smith, in former days ; I have
my reasons for saying this ; I used to
make this man's will my pleasure,
and did so for thirty years ; see how
and what I have come to this da' ; I
have been sacrificed in a cowardly anil
dastardjy manner: there are thous
ands of people in the church who are
honorable and good-hearted, whom I
cherish in my heart ; I regret to leave
my family : they are near and dear to
me ; I do not say these thiuga to ar
ouse sympathy ; I declare I did noth
ing designedly wrong in this unfor
tunate affair ; I did every thing in my
power to save all the emigrants ; but
lam the one who must suffer; hav
ing said this, I feel resigned ; I ask
the Lord, my God, to extend his mer
py to me, and to receive my spirit;
my labors-here are done.
Section. I. Be it enacted by. "the
Legislature of the. State of Nebraska ;
That from and after the first day of
June A. D. 1S77, ithhall be unlawful
for any person to take, wound, or kill
any wild bird within this Stale, at
any time. That the months of Octo
ber, November and December, in each
year, bhall be open to shooting wild
grouse, and wild turkeys, with the
common shoulder gun ; Provided,
also that this act shall not be applied
to water fowls, jack snipe, sand pip
ers, waders, and woodcook.
Sec. 2. Any person violating the
provisions of this act, shall be guilty
of a misdemeanor, and upon coifvic
tion thereof in any court havingjuris
diction, shall be fined in any sum not
less than live nor more than fifteen
dollars for ever3' wild bird taken,
wounded or killed, and forevery wild
bird's egg, or nest taken or destroyd ;
such fines when o ilected, to be paid
into the county treasury for the bene
fit of the public schools ; and the per
son so convicted shall be committed
to the oommon jail of the county until
such fine and cost are paid.
Sec. 3. Thoe having in possession
any wild bird recently killed ; shall
be deemed and taken as prima facie
evidence that the same as killed by
the person or persons having in pos
session the same.
Ex-Prcsidcat Grant.
Grant lobbied the U. S. senate to
defeat the confirmation of Schurz for
Haj'es' cabinet; because of the ter
rible arraignment Schurz gave Grant
aud his administration when in the
senate ; but the power of Grant's cor
rupt administration lias departed.
Lincoln Globe.
Had the above unkind fijng appear
ed in a rabid democratic sheet before
election it would have been excusable,
but of a paper professing to be repub
lican and making fair statements it
does look queer, if nothing more.
Seward Reporter.
The reason it looks so queer is be
cause it is so utterly false. Grant did
not lobby against any of Hayes' ap
pointments, aud his administration
was less corrupt than that of any ad
ministration since Washington's in
proportion to its requirements.
New York, Marcli 24. George L.
Whiting, head book-keeper of the
Brooklyn bank, was arrested to-day
charged with having robbed the bank
of $100,000. In a valise which he car
ried at the time was $120,000 leaving
$40,000 unaccounted for. The circum
stances of the robbing are that on
Wednesday afternoon, after bank
hours Whiting was correcting some
clerical ererors in company with an
other clerk, and remarked that he
heard the officers intended reducing
his salary, but he did not propose to
let them do it easily. He would com
pel a compromise. Whiting had sur
reptitiously learned the combination
ofthe safe, and remaining after the
rest left, opened the vault and took
$100,000. He left a note offering to
compromise for half the money, and
assurance that he would not beprose
cuted, declaring otherwise he would
destroy the whole pnekage. Detect
ives worked the case and caught him
this mornic coming out of his house.
He revealed where the remainder of
the money was secreted and it was
found intact.
The Omaha Republican shows
neither good judgment or good tasto
in its assault upon the Senatorial del
egation in connection with the ap
pointment of Hall to the Postofllce, es
pecially in connecting Senator Pad-
dock with the matter. As a matter
of courtesy Senators have usually been
allowed to name the Postmasters of
their local office, and consequently
Senator Paddock would not be justi
fied in interfering, in this especial ap
pointment whether he approved the
appointment or not. As this is so far
the only change made in u Nebraska
Federal office, except when a vacancy
occurred, necessitating it, the Repub
lican has no right to make a general
assault upon our delegation, or upon
the administration for violating the
policy of civil pervice reform. One
drop does not make a shower. At
any rate let the responsibility of any
bad appointment thnt has been made
rest upon the shoulders ofthe party
responsible, as a personal and not a
political matter. Senator Paddock
thus far has made a good record, and
it is unjust to attack him in relation
to the Omaha Potofflce, for which
he. as every one kn ows. Is not to bo
held accountable. Lincoln Journal.
UEGAI. ADVERTISE2IENTS.
QHERIFF'S SALE.
O JCotice Is hereby given, that by vlrtno of
an execution issued out of the District Court
of Nemaha Conntv. Slate of Nebraska, and
to undirected as Sherill'of said counly, upon
a judgment rendered by the County Court of
said county on the -1th day of January. 1S76.
and a transcript of Mild Judgment lllctl In
the District Court of said county on the2lst
day of January. 1S7G. in n case wherein Ed
ward Wolsenrelder was plaintiir and Fran-
f vr t m i . . I
cis ii. u. num. ami Virginia Hunt were
defendant, I will oiler lnrbnlcatpnbllcauc
tion. untie residence of the said Francis if.
D. Hunt, in St. Heroin precmct, Nemaha
COantv. Nebraska, on tlie
lOlli Day of April, A.M. 1877,
at one o'clock in the alternoon, Jim, follow
ing described personal property, toAvit: one
Roan Dull, two vears old; .one yearling
steer; one Marsh Harvester; ono Win. An
son Wood Mowing Machiner taken on, bald
execution as tho coods and chattels or the
said Francis II. D. Hunt. Terra ofsale. cash.
Tills, March US, 1877.
DAVIDSON rLASTERS,
I0w2 Sheriff of said Conntv.
T EGAL. NOTICE.
Lt Audrew Cochran, Thamas Jj. WIswall,
Rue P. Hutchlns and Caroline WIswall,
will take notice that Charles Welnlaud has
commenced an action In the District Court
of NemaliaCounty, Nebraf.ka,a:alnst them,
together with John Ford and Jennie L.
Ford. The object of said action Is to obtain
a Judgment nijalnst thesald Andrew Coch
ran, Thomas L. WIswall and Rue P. Huc'i
ins. upon a, Judgment rendered In favor or
plaintiff and as.finst them by the Superior
Court of Cook County, Illinois, March 7th,
1S78. for S J.TjW 26. And. also, to set aside cer
tain conveyances made by Thomas L. WIs
wall and Caroline Wiswall to John W, Ford
and Jennie Ii. Ford, of the following lands
situated In said county of Nemaha, to-wit:
the east half of section 35, and tho west
half of the north west quarter of sec
tion 85, and the south west quarter of sec
tion 26, and lots (J, 7, 8 and 9, and north west
quarter of fconth west quarter, and south
east quarter of the south west quarter, and
south west qu-mor of south west quarter of
section 38, town -I, ramie 14. as having been
made to hinder, delay and defraud creditors,
and to have said land sold and the proceeds
applied in payment of plaintiff's claim.
An order of attachment lias been Issued,
and the same levied npon the lands above
described as the property of Thomas L. Wis
wall. The said Andrew Cochran. Thomas r, Wis
wall and Caroline Wisswall are required to
answer by the 14th davof May, A. D. IfcTT.
Dated March 10th. IS77.
B. E. EimiGHT, and
E. W. THOMAS,
39y4 Att'ys for Plaintiff.
pORONER'S SALE.
V Notice is hereby given that the under
signed, Coroner of Nemaha Count v Neb
will, by virtue of an execution issued bv the
Dlsfrict Court of said county, in favor of Da-
,J V. PIilsU!rs, aml. Asa Da nna agaln-st A .
R, Phillips, and to him directed, at 1 o'clock
p. in., on the
31st Day of Marcli. A. D. 1877,
at the residence of Irwin Brbtol, in Douglas
precinct. In said county, offer for sale at
public vendue, the following goods and chat
tels, to-wit: Six head of two-year old calves
and six head ol one-year old calves- and
immediately thereafter will sell at tho Jorm
er residence of Thomas Ilurkholder, In
in Washington precinct, in said county, two
cribs of corn, supposed to contain about 500
bushels.
Said cools were taken on .said execution as
the property of said A. R. Phillips.
Dated, this 15th dav nr March. A. D 1ST7.
39wJ E. H. ERIUGIir. Coroner.
T EGAL NOTICE
J-J In the matter of tho properly escheated
to the State or Nebraska, belonging to tho
Hooper Estate: Notice Is hereby given thnt
Giles R Reclor has Hied In tills oiilce his tl
nal settlement sheet as trusteofor the State,
showing tho debit and credit account be
tweon himself and said escheated property.
The County Court will pass upon said ac
count April 1 1. ISTT.eommencinirat lOo'clock
n, m. All parlies Intel ested will then show
caiihe why said account ought not to heap
proved. , , ,;IAUVIS s- CHURCH, Judge.
March 30, 1S77 39 w4
9X FANCY CARH, l6stylesvith"nalne.oc",
-postpaid. J. B. Ilusted. Nassau. KeusCo..X.Y.
ft ftar?? no two aUke ,nc-40 nfsame-in handsome
a S Roonule-case S"ta.. 2 chrnmoKc. 50 line white
g HU-c. 50 C-irdinal Iteil 15c.. 25 Jot la cold Sc .
t,yxour narap on all. The whole lot for one l.
aaiplesorcnrNandu E column weeklv pa
per for 3c. (. 11. T'r.i.imr i" M'lnti.. ct !..',.;..,
ff"S- " "Wl '
TRIFLING
WITH A COO IS ALWAYS DANCTBROUS.
uss
WELLS' CAR30LIC TABLETS,
a sure remedy for COUttHS. aud all diseases of
the THROAT, I.UNfiS, CHEST, and .III'
CD US MEMBRANE.
PUT UP ONLY IN BLUE 3? OXES.
SOLD BY ALL. vnvqGl&TS
c.2. oniTTKrro-i.-MAV4kjnt?fTrrnrK: f
h") - month. Aoents Waxtkb on our
aXj"U TIlttEE OUEAT ?2 BOOK. lhe
SIUY of UjLlAKJLSYROSS.
a lull account of this Great Atvstery. written Iy his
Father. up.itsR,btDson ( rua- e in thrillinlnterest.
1 he Illustrated naniMiook to all religion, a
complete urv unt or all denominations and sects.
300 illustrations. Also tho ladles' medical guide,
by Dr. Pancuast. 100 illustrations. These books
sell at sight Male anil Vemale asjents coin monev
on them. IV.rthuI.irrf free. CopTes by ms.il 52 each.
Jolinjj. Potter & CoThlladelphla -tm 1
A LUCRATIVE BUSINESS.
eS-We -want 500 more iivi;;-cln.ss Sew
ing JtfacMuc Agents, and 500 men of
onergy and ability to learn the busi
ness or helling Scwlnj JIaclilnes.
Compensation Liberal, lmt. varying
according to Ability. Cliaractcr and
i,unlillcallons of tile Agent. For par
ticulars, address
Wilson Sewing Machine Co.,Chicago
S27 .t&.9 Broadway. X Y., or Xew Orleans. La. -T.v
A. HOME A.IVI iKA-SM
OF YOUR OWN,
On the line or a (iRE.il' RAILROAD with good
markets both KAS V and VST.
HOW ISTHE TIMEfo SECURE IT
Mild Climate, rertile Soil, bet Country lor
Stock Raising in the United State-j.
Rooks. Maps. Full Information, also "THE
i-xw." i: Mt" seni irec to nil parts or the world.
zar bjiowjstvilijB the
LAST WEEK OF BACH
MONTH.
MATHEWS
BSNTIS1
BROlVKrlliIi"E, NEBRASICA,
E. HUSDART'S
Peace and Quiet Saloon !
2 J 55
Jsb W
tW.X13-H.t-tO
AND BILLIARD HALL.
FRAjMZ helher,
f AGON & JUICKSMITH$H0P
OXEDOOR WEST OF COURT HOUSE.
WAGOX MAKING; Repairing,
Plows, and nil work done in the best
mannerandoushort notice. Satisfaction. Kuaran
eed. Oivehlmacall. r34-lr.
OLD RELMBLEMEAT MARKET
S.A-.IR.ID-'W-A.IRIE
-A-lSrX
miniTniJiTTRTiTin iiw.H
iMffiim
BAKEBY,
iCoflfectiooery and Restauranf,
WESTFAIX
Hossell'.s old stand,
Brovrnvllle, Nebraska.
M'JkS InL
Xw2sAara.JD
DEALER IN ALL THE LEADING
K3.E5
J3UTCHEBS,
BKOIVIVVIIAE, NEBRASKA.
Good, S-weet, Presli Meat
Always on hand, and satisfaction guar
antied tojall customers.
J. MAROHN,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
and dealer In
FlneEusIish, Trench, Scotch and Fancy Cloths,
Vcstlnss, Etc., Etc.
Browiivillc. RTebr88lia.
HAVE "YOU SESIST
Which is fully warranted to give entire satibfuction.such as the
GARDEN CITY PLOWS,
SKEWER BLOWS & SULKIES,
ROCK ISLAND PLOWS,
NEBRASKA CITY PLOWS.
I would also call your attention particularly to the
PEAEL &A.2STG- PLOW,
made by the Chicago Plow Company, which is the LIGHTEST DRAFT,
and neatest Gang Plow that has ever been put'upon the market. The Pearl
Gang has been run successfully for tho past two years with three horses.
WARM WEALS SERVED at all HOURS
FRESH PIES AND CAKES,
JIado dnlly. and a fall line of Confeotloncry
and Toya constantly on hand.
rJ JL a Uii.t
HOT
1.3.1111 UJUL i
CATTLE HERDED AT
20 CENTS PER MONTH
TlfE intend herding cattle tho coming
YV season on our ranch near Johnson sta-
1 Hon. We have 1,8-JO acres of good range.
andean accommodate 600 head. Plontyof
water, pood corrals, and everything oon
verrlent and handy. If yon hare cattle yon
want herded, and wIsh to know If they will
he well taken care of If placed in ourcharKe,
wo would refer yon to John W. Bennett. Jo
slah Winter?, or any one else for whom wt
have h$rdod.
LOUIS K. & GEO. SNURK.
$7ial
sjxjMi!kjtjjiTvwuzaBar:
I buy my beer
by Jake.
Having purchased the
" id n. k 2? it a. is rr '
HVf'KffipnHs-nUfiHm
LiiLlii ShsJ fLLlJ uiaOLLu
I wNh to announce Hint I am prepared to
do a llrst class livery business.
Josh Rogers.
CITY HOTEL
Tenth street, between rarnam and Rarney,
Omnlizi, lSiti.
TS NKAll THi: BUSINESS CENTRE OFJHE
X city: open day and night; busfion runniiiKtonrid
from the House making connection with ull train"
Ktist, West. North and soutn. We solicit a share ol
the patronage from Southern Nibrasks. and the
traveling public generally. Give special rates to
U.S. Jurors, or any parties remaining with us any
length of time.
;;. !'. A'-HwI., J.'ruiriuiur.
I would state that I am putting a full line of H&Tflwaxe, StOVQS
and Tinware, nd a large stock of Farsn Implements, t Sher-
idar., to accommodate my many customers in the western and southwestern
part of the county. I would further say, that everything can be purchased, j
in my line, at Sheridan as CHEAJ? ns the same good9 can be purchased
in Brown ville, or any other town in the State, I solicit your patronage, and
BY FAIR AND SQUARE DEALING,
I hope to merit the same. The business at Sfieridnn is in charge of 'W'XS.
ECAHrlVION, wk wn' always be on hand to see that your wants are sup
plied.
O - - ' ritaS
g esar g c-
PSjJJgkgJ fW Van u rmif
Ha '2121'- K 1 n
RsxscTsraa
jSaSasa Q iSsvybiSS&ta iiEf&sk
YEIMG
CLOTHES
lie -will Color or Dye your
COAT, VEST or PAXTS,
In the best style. jJV.'lll Dye
l.ndle' Shawls; ivlll take
all the Spots out of Gents'
Garments, and press (hcin
up In good hnpp; irlll re
pair Garments, and -warrant
to give entire satis
faction ; and -will exit and
make gentlemen's elothes.
Equaled byFew,ExcelIedbyNone
1 he following implements are undoubtedly the best machines in America.
I have sold them for years, and they have proved to be what the farmers
want and appreciate, and which I am receiving dailj':
Prineeton Stalk Cutters,
Citampion and "Wier Cultivators,
Qwincy Corn Planteis,
Sfriedznan Patent Harrow,
Vibrating fc Scotcn Harrows,
Ssterly &. Bnelieye Seeders,
Bayton Grain Drill,
H. P. Dickey Pan Mill,
Old Reliable Sandwich. Corn Sneller,
Halladay Wind Pump, &e.
For any of the above implements please call on the
" HEO-TJLATOR"
TJ.
IMI -A.
X Hi
Sd-
All l'crnonit at a distance treated "hy
Mall ivltli Perfect Snccext. ty dkerlTJ-
Iiifr, their symptom.
(Send fbr our large and beautifully illustrated pa
per, sent free to any addrew.
DR. TOWNSENS'S
M
U'l'.IWWI
3ir
flYlTPllntPf J
J )
2 "O"
ts.
23! 3
.l..I.U. '.law., I1.IIW1 II II ! I --
Why because I nhala'
larion Is the only wuj
inai me Air .raeaagp
lh.ll Brownvill
o
i
or Sheridan, Nemaha Co.
TJaomas Hiclaards.
CATAB.B.TJ I
vsuacuiusaDaj S rxn h4 riuhMl nnrf ra.
miii ihiim mmjumji'Urrh it a lteee of too
,,.,. ,.,- . . , . AirPawsagesortheliead.
y,J?,'iiA:ivE. A SPKr tsc this treatment as w
AI.TY oftr .inpatients direct, which Is eaay and
I DV -:all. riewvrr'ttMiti nlt-mumr ami w cirnr
4cci1be your -; mptcmAun tee a perfect CUltK of
It'atarrh.
Why? For the sam
reason as given abova.
The Bronchial Tubes
a re sim ply conductors to
earn air to the Luncs.
AI.I.. PERSONS THAT hence Inhalation mt
read thi.i are in v. ted to go direct to the seat of
seud lor our large aaU the disease, and if you
beautinilly Illustrated Pa- w III follow ourdirectlnnn
per. sent free to any ad- we guarantee to UUIU3
dress. Bronchitis.
Eeis
EfaYdbfEdca abflB3?sa te WrJhi&q
DEALER IN
Address.
Somebody in brother Yost's Repub
lican is expressing an agony of solici
tude in regard to the future ofthe re
publican party of thisstate, and espec
ially of Dou-rlas county. It says Sen
ator Saunders will, in the appoint
ment of Mr. Hall, as postmaster of
Omaha, demoralize the party through
out tne state, and turn over Douglas
county to the democrats. This is
certainly argument to the marines ;
but when addressed tocilizens of Om
eha who have already witnessed the
complete triumph of the bourbons
under the lead of the Rcnublican
and its patron, the late senator, it Is
"too thin." The ravings of the Re
publican, threatening a calamity
which its counsels have already ac
complished is not only preposterous
in itself but an iniult to the intelli
gence o f i ts read e rs. Lowell Renister.
10W4
O. F. DAVIS,
Land Com. U. P. It. It.
OMAHA. XEB.
WILL STAND AT
A, S. HOLLADDT'S STABLES,
Brownvilie, ffcbraslia.
Season ConinjencingApril 1, Ending July 1,1 S77
Hnmfoletonian Chief was folded .limn i.k
1872; Is a dark mahogany bay, and stands 15
hands tf Inches high. Was sired by "Ham
bletonian Prince." ho by "Administrator,"
son of Hysdyk's Kambletouian. For exten
ded pedigree see "IJruce's American Stud
Book ";
Those contemplating breeding are respect
fnlly requested to make early application.
For terms, and all other particulars, apply
to GEORGE HATCHETT.
Superintendent.
TH0S. HUTCHINSON,
HTHT1
Shop In Alex. Robinson's old stand,
next door to Roy's Fnrnitnre Store.
Clocks, Watches, Jewelry
JOSEPH SHUTZ,
No. 59 Main Street Browxxville.
Keeps constantly on hand a large and well
assorted stock of genuine articles In his line
lltepalrinir of Clocks. Watches and Jewelry
done on short notice, at reasonable rates.
-ALL WORK WARRANTED.
DRY
GOODS,
CLOTHING
Ironchitis !
5
"" QBOCBEIES,
JIATS AjTJD CAJS. HOOTS AJiJ) SHOES.
QUEENSWAEE,
G-LASSTVAEE
r.nd all other artioles kept in a general stock,
A" d I W&y?Because Asthma
T'H a contraction or thu
sua Bronchial Tabes, caused
,cy lnnammauon and Ir
ritation of the mucui
VK OUAIVNTEE TO mMnb?0,0 '"'"S 0
CUKECocghs. Olds. Dip- Bronchial Tujws. Use
tlieria, pnenmonia. Neu- 718??at'd AJr
mlgia. and nearl v all oth " 1,v 4,'ect "3, Ji'e "1J
er severe attacks when alt warrant a CLItK. We
other remedies fail. ,lRV cured cases of 20
years standing-.
""Lt '" '"-j -.. j. ..... --.- r,, nm i, ,i
Can be cured. Why
Ilecause we have cured
hundreds of cases, soma
of them belnK given
over to die by all physi
ciaos of other sclioobt or'
practice. Coasumptten
UYSPKPSIA WK Is a dlse ofthe Air
CUItE. Idver and Kid- PsfKes. nd over two
ney complaints are etfw;. hirds of the cases are
tnallr rearhed bv Oxv- cauied by CaUrrli. "Wh
ceuated Air " ' K"arantee a cure if yon
will come In season.
Consumption
B
KTB K HK
iiuii-Miiiiiuin
PEBU, HEB.
STEOBLE.
AT CITlf SAKSRIT,
Dealer In
FAMILY GE00ERIES, TEAS,
CASXED FRUITS, CASDIES,
Glassware. Woodenware,
TOBACCO, CIOAliS,3IEEP.SCHAUH PIPES, ASD
JIUfatUAIi I3IttnLJlt..Tia.
A.. D. MAESH,
TAILOR,
BROWNVILLE, NEBRASKA.
Cutting, or Cutting and Making, done to
order on short notice and at reasonable
prices, Has had long experlonce and can
warrant satisfaction. Call at his shop at
residence on Atlantlcstreet.
Dr. Townsend's Oxygen -Hted
Air will purify the
blood In ona-thlrd th
time that any other
rempdv can.
Because to Inhnl.t
O-jyirenated Air ft "o
direct to the Lunrs and
passes through the tl!
Hues and comes In direct
contact with ih bioc.it
as it is forced intn th
.Iiongs by the action of
In our veins retnrnatu
the heart pvery four
minutes if the blood U
ORGANIZED, 1870.
BLOOD
DISEASES'
CANCERS
-AND-
TUMO-RSIiS
I m i i m
STOOd. HIHl frtrntui r.....
CMIBD wilhont cnttine tne heart to the lunjrs
or drawing blood, wlth'D,s ,h more Oxygon
veryliuioornnpom. Any y Inhaleintotholunja
Person tioubied with Can 'he more yu purify thn
cerandTumori. will please blood. When Oxygen
write for testimonials. itc. comes in contact with
from patients rnred. We''ho Impurities In thr
warrant a perfect cure. Wood it carbonizes and
,nmn,ulmMtnmmxm burns, causing the blood
W.. to oe heated so that it
M PsrV TVT Tl wa1,'mseverypartortho
lU..Xalif illiJJi body, as it roes nn lt
I.a: ofthe revolutions through th
Cancer n.i i?!? w egjarantee to pnrifv
Wt" "harge of ThSdl: ?,0wl J? "
t-i-i"iii ,i, M. ... fcnrcn remedy.
Address all letters as heretofore.
3S. JP. TOWNSEND, X.I,
122 High-st., Providence,, R. I.
AUTHORED r THE U. S. GOVE.E.T. taTSffW.niiifft-t-inicltr
and our mostratJrfiVl '"misnea with territory
by rito!fiJa for vcrtfeingthesame;
COUNTEY PRODUCE
TA3'iSIST XIV IsrCECAitVGIC 3TOXi GOODS.
72 Main Street Brownville, Nebraska J
STAH BUR of lEBUSKI
Will keep constantly an hand a full line of
JSUTIXAJJL. CASES.
TheTew York Commercial Adver
tiser, withsood-humored short-sight-
eilness, asks; "why not turn Packard
and Nicholls loose in a forty-acre lot
with a high fence around it, give 'em
a shotgun apiece, and let the Louisi
ana Governorship be arbitrated then
and there?' The Democrats would
object, unless it was stipulated in the
bond that Packard's hands should be
tied behind him. Aud then they
know that there is a good deal of
pluck and fight to the square inch
In Packard's composition. Inter
Ocean.
iisLlilurULi lAil
HOTEL
B.F.SOUDEE
Manufacturer and Dealer in
Hon. K. K. Griggs has written a
letter to his friends here that lie will
be back on a furlough the 1st of May,
and then return to his consulate du
ties. He will leave his family In
Chemnitz. He hna not resigned and
does not intend to. as has been re
ported. Beatrice JZrpress.
9 if
EilXSOU?, 5EB.
SNIDER & WRIGHT,
PROPRIETORS.
This house is now conducted in first-class
style. Larce rooms for COMMERCIAL
TRAVELERS, Billiard parlor and reading
room connected with the hotel. TJie people
of Southern Nebraska nro solicited to try
Metropolitan, when visiting Lincoln.
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r i i - mx 3.v
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AT 13ROWA'VlI.Z,fi.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BARK
O V
BROWNTILLE.
ca.j?i"j:a.t,
100,000.
Myon,f said a doting mother to
her eight-year old, 'what pleasure do
you feel like giving up during the
Lenten season ?' 'Well, ma, I guess
I'll stay away'from school,' was the
reply.
The Nebraska Railway.
This Is positively the best route from Brownville
to all points
EAST a.T7J sotjt:-
Avoid a long and tedious buss ride through Mis
souri murt by tal-irs the Nebraska Raitaar. Ue
pot within a ftn steps of your doors. Trains by
this route loed J ou at Nebraska City in time for di
rect conneciun wiin
C. S3. &.. Q,. Trnlnx fbr Clilcnpo nncl tlic
Jagt, aiidIC C. St.tToc.Si C. It. trains
for St. Louis and tile ?ortli.
Also via J.IXCOLT, for
OMAHA, EEAENEY JUHOTION
and the
PACIFIC COAST.
Ifo long omnibus transfer by thisrout. Through
Aib&cui lum iciuiuiu iuiuiiiiiiiuMiregaruins larc.
assttstfsss-
"'
HARNESS, SADDLES, WHIPS,
COLLARS. BRIDLSS,
ZIXK TADS, URUSnES, BLISKETjj,
Hobes, &c.
Full stock ready made goods constantly on hand
tc..can be had on application to tbctindcrsicncdari p,l Warehouse, Plymouth
R. It. Depot In BrownvWc. up . "1 1SIC.
CHOICE ITLOWHR AXD GARDES'
SEEDS,
STRAWBERRIEg,PEAOHES, &c
New Soi'ts, ly IVXn.il.
Plants of the newest and tinest Improved sorL,
carefully paeKed anu prepaia oy man. iiy collec
tion of totraw berries took the liret premium for the
best Collection, at the great show of the Mass. Hor
ticultural Society, in Boston. I grow over 100 vari
eties, the most complete collection in the country,
lnclndingall the new,lar?e American and Imported
kinds. Priced descriptive Catalogues, gratis, by
mail. Also. Bulbs. FruitTrees. Rosea, Evergreens.
Choice Flower, Garden, Tree. Evergreen. Herb, or
Fruit Seeds. 25 packets or either for $IX0,by mail.
Cp The True Cape Cod Cranberry, best sort
A. for Upland. Lowland, or Graden. by mall,
C. prepaid. ei.OOper 100, SiOOperLOuO. Whole
sale Catalogue to the Trade. Agents wanted.
B. 31. WATSON, Old Colony Nurseries and
Jlwes. mwuiuuuj,
Transacts a gonaralh Kine business, sails
Drafts on all tne princ Icltlcs of tho
UNITED STATES AND EUROPE
Kff-Spcalal accommodations granted to
depositors.
STATS, COUNTY fc CITY
SECHBITIES,
BOUGHT AND SOLS.
OFFICERS.
W.H.McCREERY, : : President.
W.W.HACKNEr, : Vice President.
H. E. GATES, : : : : : Cashier.
DIRECTORS.
Ii. TIOA DLET . J. C. HEt'SER.
WM. U. HOOVER, C.M.KAUFFMAX,
W. W. HACKNEY. H. C. iETT,
"W.II. McCREERY,
Paid-up Capital, $0,0Q0
Authorized oGO,OGO
IS TRKHARKOTO TRANSACT A
General Banking Business
BUY AB SEM,
COIN & CUEEENGY DEAFTJS
on all the principal citlM ofthe
"Dinted States and Europe
c .a. tj rr x o isr
cJehLfthaWpa,Pt!Sc ITZA?.0
and trying to wtaff off & iPv tSS .W11
OsyRenated Air Tnd dafmwfg iTKJ?,lE;T.-0p
BROWATILLE
PERRY & TRANSFER.
MONEY LOANED
On approved security onlv. Time Draft, ai.
ed.and special aemmcntlonsCTantJS",H,C0U,Jt
ors. Dealers in GOVERxiSfBONDs. P
STATE, COUNTY & CITY SECURITIES
DEPOSITS
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Wo. FraWiw-. Jobnon. Lntbcr Hcadley.
JOHN L. CAESON,
J. W. G AVITT,
AUCTIONEER
Postofllco address.
IIUMBOLOT, A'EB.
All buslne- ontrastct to his enro will re !
eclve prompt attention. J
Sirjp3Zffife
"SS"
OOMPADSTY.
VICE'S
FLOWER AND VEGETABLE GARDEN
Ts the most beautiful work ofthe kind In the wnM '
It contains neirly 150 uaces. hiirtri. i.rVS?J5Fw '
t rations, and tlx Chromo Ilatctof FloverT beinM
fully drawn and colored from nature! Price Mi
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vtck'
Ad
aide. Quartert-r. r.ran..
i CataloKue- ace IHnslra&oniToBiT " cel
BROWSVIL1E TO PUEIPS
to all trains. AI orders lertat t.
Pny, office -inreceh-ipJafer Ca,.
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