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OCAL MATTERS.
Nftee r&ta last 5terdy.
FtaBr and feed at Hurt.
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Tfce State . S. OoaveoUoa,
Oeatei, will eenece Jane th.
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Tfee Bratk Cftfb at Falls
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'AasoBg the Breakers," to a
The Uiteetn Globe, takes loeal
news from out eatu-ns and gives
credtt ye the Graaper for the same.
That's asei.r tba& aWaliag.
The Seward Mepertar aadersteads
that Bev. P. P. lieodon, of Seward,
is livlag in open adultery with a
woman ia Omaha, le&vtag his wife
.nd child to take eare of themselves.
The peach crop will net he as
large s we thought it wobW be whe
the trees were ia big am. The appfe
promise, however, was sot deceptive,
cad the tree? of scFffideat age are gen
erally loaded with that fruit.
We dropped into Sanaa ford's
furniture store yesterday and foeod
all heads hasy, the proprietor him
self h4g-r4ivivHigagd in f
nkhiag aad peuiag up hmsk of the
handsomest bedsteads we have ever
seen ia this city.
Head r.isiii Oil at Hudd&ri;
The Lowell lUffwier- About
ihree weeks aeo we published an esti-
isate of the newfeer of trees, sprouts, i
cctttaes, Sx., that would he pfaated;
in Kearney coaty thfe year placing
toe neusber SQn9B&. We are now
oTiaeed. after oareiul aad exteaded
inquiry, that lmj9 will he Bearer
the truth.
The Bhtfce Draatie Assoeiatioa
have decided oa Tuesday evealag.
Jane 12th, as the tice to present that
beautiful drama "Above the Clouds."
The characters have been cast, the
parts well eomatltted, and they sow
hare in5reieral. TheBJakes have
added aa orchestra to their associa
tion, wMcfa Is uader the direotfoa of
Prof J. W. Ford. This is aa aso
rasee that the Steele oa that oeeeeion
-will be good.
The foWwiK daiaty socap we
Sip from SL Niekoku for May:
TSmmtme ta the srae-iop.
hteoaks ni ttae ?sas,
Ocobb tfetegs a-grwta.
s&vc
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i aad wlliov-scee.
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Boat T tBtek ta: itey-
iload Lisht Oil atlluddaxt's.
Bev. J. W. Ellis, late of this city,
is situated at Cfaieo, California. The
people of hfe congregation there geve
aim aad his family a very cordial re
ception. A loeal paper says :
The ladies had provided an abund
ance of everything to set the ministe
rial family ia a fair way of house
keeping; the house was brilliantly
lighted table spread with a fine sap
per, and after the usual in traductions,
baad-shakiags, and welcoming the
family were left to enjoy their repat !
Ia the quiet of their own home. The
surprise of Mr. Ellis was most com
plete, aad the "minister's wife' eould i
only look on and wooder what it all
xaeaat aad if thfe was the way they
did thiags in California.
The Brownvllle cornet band is
3ow in good shape again, all vacan
cies having been filled, and the mem
bers, new aad old, having received In
strHctleas during the winter from
Prof. J. W. Ford. At their last meet
ing they elected some new officers
Mr. H. M. Hart, who has seted as
president for shout nine years, retain
ing his position; Prof. D. T. Smith
-was chosen as leader and musical di
rector, aad Mr. S. Huddart as treas
urer, secretary, and general business
manager. If yoc wish to engage
their services for the fourth of Jury,
4or an exaursfen or picnic, confer with
MV. T? ndrfart- The band boys have
been to eonetderable expense the past
winter, aad ar sixioss t& earn some
of their money back.
All Wool CasMmere sms,
SS.OO per suit, atLonaau?i.
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2eb--,efty-
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OrtiM Bttte area.
Judge Tbomas is talking of mov
ing to Palls City.
x-Gov. Furnas went up to liic
coin Friday morning and returned
Saturday afternoon by the o:S
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If you -want air dx?, recollect
Hannaferd's Is the place to get it,
either In furniture, chums, or any
thing in his Hae.
Newspapers of oar neighbor cit
ies speak of the depredations of thiev
ish tramps. The time of year has
come for them ta again "go throagh"
Brown ville.
A -Lincoln paper cndersiaads
that George Francis Traia is going to
lecture there. We fee! sorry for the
inaglc city, if she isn't jast as good as
she nsisht be.
A n-sas roan killed a black
bird and found in it six hundred little
grasHoppers. capers speaE oc im
mense swarms of blackbirds eominsr
into the countrv.
The hugest "exchange" we ev
er received was the Chicago Imier
Ocean last week. Besides its regular
issue tbere were It pages of d-eiin-qeent
tax list.
The FaHs City Gtob-Journal
, ealis upon all to light the grasshop
pers, and says: "There is no doubt
bet that this is the only alternative
left us. We have either to extermin
ate them or sohasit to their fearfal
ravages."
An exchange says, "Now is the
time to est the grass in your front
door-yard If you want to encourage a
good sod and keep the weeds down.
It will also preserve the fresh green
appearance of the grass, even through
aseasoe ot drougth.
The subscription prfee for The
Advertiser Is only $1.5. Perso&s
Uviag outside of this county, howev
er, should enclose fifteen ceats for
postage, as we have to prepay the pos
tage on all papers sent outside of the
eoenty. Please remember this when
renewing your subscription.
Oor respeoted old friend. Geo. W.
Neeiey, writes us from Fails City:
"Fneiosed :find $l.aO for my paper. I
eaa't do without The Apvkb3TT5RR.
If I doat gat It ererj week I am
lost. I like to hear from old Brown
viHe." George hs our thanks for
kindly reaembering as.
Wesley Dundee, uader date May
2Sfch, writes us as follows :
The parsoaage festival at Sheridan
was a very pteusent and profitable af
fair. The cash receipts were $7). clear
of ail expenses. The building com
mittee vote thanks to the eoenty pa
pers for advertising, t The Abvbb-
tjsk& for print fag tickets, aad ta ev
erybody for doingallIn thirwecier
tcge; - 5?d?ee?s:
WBEtET DCKXAS.
The State Jaarxalhas the foiiow
g good notice of the temperance or
ganizations in this eoeaty :
The Soas of Temperaaee is an or
der that has done good work in Ne
braska, and we near of it ia some e4t
ies as being particularly strong. Ia
Brown ville, for instance, that order is
in a very flourishing: condition.
There are among the Sobs about one
hundred aad seventy-five members.
and thfe is the only division in that
eottaty. Afeowt a doaen Good Tem
plar Iocbre exirt in that county, and
all are dotag good work in the cause
of temperance.
Samuel K. Harter, Esq., a capit
alist of Miami eoenty, Ohio, spent
several days last week ia looking over
this county. He west from here to
Liaeoln, taking a look at oer capital.
From tbere he went west over the B.
& M. railroad to Kearaey, and down
the U. P. to Omaha. He was delight
ed with Nebraska, and tnkes the sen
sible view, that In the elder and bet
ter improved counties is the better
I place to invest. After making the
tour he will, in all probability, ;make
isome investments, anu return to nls
house with a good word for Nebraska.
Capt. Bousfield, basiaess mana
ger of the Ferry and Trasafer Com
pany at this piae, wishes us to correct
an erroneous impression which has
gained eredenee throughout the coun
ty, that the transfer Hoe was in whole
or in part to be abandoned. He says
sueh is not the ease; but that on the
contrary it will be kept fully up to
what It has been the best tranfer on
the Missouri river. Our business
men ef this city, and of other points
x throughout the county, will find Capt.
BoasfieM a pleasant gentlemen with
whom to have business transactions.
Head Uslit Oil at Huddart's.
At a ministerial convention of
the M. E. Chureh, held in this eity
last week, the following resolutions,
introduced by Rev. W. S. Blackburn,
were passed :
Whereas, The great Head of the
Chureh. has seen fit, in- his wise provi
dence, to take from our midst our be
loved brother and fellow laborer, Rev.
Martin jfrichard ; there lore.
jtenotvea, mat wnie we Dow in
humble submission to the Divine will, !
true friend and faithful brother, an
able minister and an earnest worker
in the cause of the Master.
Hetoivtd, That we deeply sympa
thize with his bereaved sad sorrow
stricken widow and oHIIdren ; and
that we will ever remember them
with kind regards and brotherlymln
istrations. Besotted, That a copy of these reso
lutions be furnished siter Priehard,
vacate, and also a copy foreaea of the
papers of this city.
ib behalf of the association.
H. .Bubce,
S. D. BOBHRTS,
W. 5. BtACEBOBK.
Head Ugnt Oil I
The best and safest oH In the mar-
l ket, at Hn2'darfs".
Say Tour Gook Stoves
'nf Thomas IHthaxd.
"We have in these columns an ex
cellent letter from Mr. Nosier of Ore
gon. Hope he will write us again.
"The Great Iscropeaa Circus"
will be in- St. Joe., Io.T June 8th, and
Forepaugh'a
the 30th.
circus will be there on
Ben. Sanders, who is now a lead
picker on the Beatrice JSxpresa, was
visiting his parents and friends in this
rpia.ce last week.
The four miles of new track the
railroad company were forced to build (
from Nebraska City to Four Mile;
Creek is finished, and trains are now
making regular trips.
Owing to the Increase in thesaiu-
ment of cattle and hogs from this
point. Cap. Bailey has torn away his
oW stock scales and put in new ones
of the Howe pattern.
We are having very fine growing
weather now, and corn that is plant
ed and Hp is doing well. Those hav
ing farms on low lands, noc planted
yet, are improving every hour getting
their crops in.
For'Sale.
One buck-board baggy, cheap for
cash. SiMjuire of E. J. Lippitt.
Mike Leahy has quite a force of
workmen engaged In riprapping the
the bank of the river near the ware
houses and along the levee, hoping
to prevent the water again washing
away the track and compeling them
to again move the depot building.
The St. Jee. Herald speaks of a
fatal disease among the cows of that
eity, which is quite prevalent. The
dominant symptoms are loss of appe
tite, groaaing, otoatmg. Ana gener
ally die within a few hours after be
ins: attaeked.
I-Ost!
Lost, a County General Warrant,
No. 13. At 2, for $90.90. AH persons are
hereby notified not to purchase said
J warrant, as payment has been stopped.
JOsJTAH Jo:S"ES.
We have noticed quite a number
of "grasshopper pans" being taken
into the eountry. Mr. Hart, the tin
ner at the "-Regulator," tells us that
he Is kept busy making these pans,
and that those who have used them
say they are "death on 'hoppers."
Born to George W. jr. and Ada
Fairbrotber on the morning of the
SJth inst., a nice, pretty girl baby.
The mother is getting along finely,
baby is well, and pa is putting on airs
till you can't rest. We congratulate
the happy parents, and other folks
may congratulate grand-pa if they
want to.
We have had so much wet weath-
that corn is. cris.wKhout a roof IglgttufTgcaaUafara-r
spoiHusr very fast. There are a sreat
many sueh cribs in this country. A
corn buyer in this city estimates that
seventy-five per cent, of the corn in
the ear ia the county has become so
badly damaged as ta be unmarketable
fcr any purpose.
U. C. LETT
Has jest received more of those niee
fresh Green Apple for Stmdap pies.
Corn Beef in nu, besides a large va
riety of fresh Groceries, Dntfji,
Qttoeftamrare, Ac. Please jast step into
his ew store aad look at his eiepani
tiock.
The Trunk road will be finished
to Falls City this seamen, giving St.
Joe a not ha r road into the fertile south
Platte. Will Omaha awake from her
Hip Van Winkle s!eep, and see that
the link between Nebraska Citv and
Ptettsmouth is built? ITebrat&a City
Prem.
Will Omaha wake up? that's the
question. We hope she will see it to
her interest to do so.
The banks of the Missouri has
been about fall for a day or two at
this place, but at this time Wednes
day 3b is failing slightly. The
banks are constantly falling in and
the river is nearing the bluffs. The
railroad men are working hard, rip-
1 rapping, to save Its track with what
success a few days will tell. The wa
ter is higher than It was at any time
last year.
Announcement.
Mathews, Dentist, will be In Peru
on Friday and Saturday, June 1st and
2d, and ia Sheridan on Monday, June
ith.
The DoifySi. JeelTerateis again
a daily and very welcome visitor to
our table. Among ail oar exenanges 1
none are more so. We always liked j
the Herald for Its style, its politics, I
its ability, and the great variety of.
news it always contains. We heartl-l
ly recommend it to the citizens of
Brownville, If they want a good west
era daily paper, as the best. The
publishers, or whoever is so kind as
to mail It to us, will please accept
ocr thanks for the same.
The- concert given on last Friday
evening by Prof. Hoffman's orchfestry,
of Omaha, assisted by ilrs. Griffey of
Council BlnSs and Mrs. Sdwards of
Omaha, was greeted by a large and
appreciative audience. We noticed
that all the good singers and the mu-f
sicai talent of Brown vSie were pres
ent. We believe we speak the minds
of all when, we say that it was the
best musical entertainment of the
kind ever given in our city. Tn fact
I it was something new and from the
frequent applaue everybody was very
.pn nIeaod
We do not wish to de
tract from the orchestra or the beau
tiful singing of the talented Airs. Ed
wards, when we say ha3Er. Griffey
fted the enthusiasm of the occasion.
Thfe lady is a star beyond question,
and her auditors here last Friday
night appreciated her asstich, and she
would be accounted as a sweet singer
In any city east or west. If this
troupe should again conclude to visit
our nttle citv thev would be hailed
with a still more cordial weleouie.
GBAED EDUCI0.
SPBIK6AND SUMMER STOCK.
Tlie finest display or
Dry Goods, Sot-ciiS, OiotMng',
Frniiiig Goodn, Boots, SIioe57
Jiats, Gaps. &c,, &c.
Look a afK prices, Slid theslrea'd a few lines irom the pes of
come amjnQge lor joniseiresi
Standard Prints, 6i S c-
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Ginghams, - ioX2ic.
Cberoit, ioizic
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GeHt!s Ail-Wool Gassimere Snis,
$8,00 per suit.
Come one and all, examine
and be convinced thai we sell
goods claeap.
I.OUIS 3LOW3IAX.
On Wednesday of last week
while iEike Barada and Charley Arn
old were above Peru on the Missouri
river in a skiff, they discovered in a
mass &f drift the body of a woman, or
glri. as near as they could guess, about
eighteen years old. It had apparent
ly been in the water several weeks.
The business of the men in the skiff"
being still further up the river, and
the body being in an out-of-the-wav
,i u u.-t. u 1- j -,""". " cauitowu a. eustbc wuu
Z4A.C, bUC VCb hU7J Ull.114 UU UC LIT
free it from Its stationary position and
let it float on down the river, that per
chance, some kind hand might rescue
and bury It. The face and form of
the corpse was so disfigured and swol
len that features and complexion
could not be described. It bad on of
clothing only a short underskirt, and
a striped plaid polonaise or tunic.
Soon after the body had been set
afioat again It was discovered, we un
derstand, by some parties a few miles
above Peru, and buried. Some weeks
ago we bad an item regarding the
drowning of two young ladies Miss
Lydia Rhodes and Miss Hickman
in the Eikhorn river near West Point.
The bodv of MiS;
a xncsman was oaiy
recovered, and this It may be was the
body of Mies Bhodes. Mr. Conkling,
the operator here, answered a dis-1
pateh a few days ago making Inquiry
about the body found here. He gave
ail the particulars he had regarding
the matter, but has not yet learned
whether the information be gave was
sufficient to justify the friends of Miss
Rhodes in the belief that it was her
body.
Siaee writing the above there has
been sufficient evidenee obtained to
warrant the belief that the floating
body was that of Lydis Rhodes.
, CJrassIiopper Pans,
Made by our jolly friend H. M.
sfen of "Red Stove "
Hart,
The following, copied from the
Lincoln Globe.&re the returns by coun
ties, so for as they have been received
at secretary's office, showing the pop-
It will be notieed that the increase In
Nemaha eoenty is 3S7, while thatOtee
is hut 70, Pawnee 166, Johason'91 ; er
that our Increase is 70 over the com
bined increase of that of her three
neighbor counties. Richardson is sot
heard from yet. and probably wit! not
be until she hears from all the other
counties, that she may know how to
"fix things."
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The decrease in the population of
some of the western counties is at
tributable, no doubt, to the fact that
government permits the homesteader
to be absent from his homestead six
month, and that many had availed I
themselves of this privilege and had
not yet returned when the census was
taken, thereby avoiding taxation on
their personalproperty.
Gents' and 3oyr Straw Hats,
in Fine and Common styles, at
lowest Sew YorK prices, at 1,.
L.oTraians.
Stoves! Stoves!
By Thomas Bichards.
Misses and Cliildrens' suits,
from .$I-?3 to :6.00, at Low
man's.
Go to the Regulator
For Hardware and Farm Implements,
at Xo.ST ilain street, Brownville.
Thomas Richards.
TFeir Caltivators,-
For sale at Brownville and Sheridan, ! -
by Thomas Bichards.
For Trade!
A second-band wagon to trade for a
COW. AB28TT & E3EEKY.
22uy the Kansas TTagon.
Wagons, $70, spring wagons, $110,
iron, 3i rates ; files, maileables, harrow
teeth, wagon end carriage wocd work,
cheaper than, the cheapest, at Iaock
woadxs. A. good two-holed com shelfer,
vrith power or crank, as good as new,
forsaFe or trade cheap.
sLvvrLzx & Douglas.
A LETTER FEOX 0EE60X.
Coquhjie Crrr, Hay If, 77.
, Editor fdfetaafcaAdveiaaer.
"We are now receivinir that geod old
: paper, The Advhetiseb, sent es as a
present by Father Eavell, of linden.
s x nave just been glancing over its
columns, and seeing the names of the
many old neighbors, it makes me
think that perhaps they would like to
a
friend on the far-ofi western shrp
and If you can find space in your vai-
.
uanie paper 1 sunmit the following.
I was at Boseburg last week. This
business-like little towa fe skeatet! ia
Douglas county, and at the terminus
of the O. C. B. B. Everythtsg is
lively; four aad six horse teams are
running In every direction ; consid
erable Improvement is going on in
the way of building; aad the merch
ants all seem to be busy weighing aad
measuring out goods to their numer
ous customers. The erops In the sur
rounding country look fine, and every
thing joyful and happy. Bet I oan't
linger here, as I am away from home,
where a wife and two little boys are
awaiting my return. So. getting Into
my buggy, and after passing many
picturesque and home-Hke farms, I
amva at the
m -
ffl v? lv w w .. I
ww.. . fcuc uwiu iuge
mountains, where I put up for the
nigfift. The landlord has eeite a cu-
" WltfT An nvk;kit.. ..Y- X.L
two heads, which he captured the day
before.
Early in the morning fiads me
wending my way up the steep grade
until, after traveling four miles, we
reach the summit. Oh, what a grand
sight and contrast we have before us.
The eastern side sloping down with
scattering oak and fir trees and deeked
with beautiful Sowers oT every color
and description, and the beautiful
green clad valleys below glittering
beneath the bright rays of the saar
the mountains rearing their beads far
beyond. While on the western side
it slopes gradually sixty miles in dls-
l tance to the shore of the Pacific, all
of the way covered w ith a dense for
est of timber. The beautiful Coquilie
i river.jwlnding its way and emptying
its waters Into the ocean, the glitter
ing waters of whieh stretches away
in the distance as far as the eye can
see. Bnt right here, on the left hand
side of the road, in the side of the
mountain, a spring gashes out whieh
is the head of the Coquille River, the
courseof which our road follows do wc
to CequIIIe City. So here we go
down, down; and after traveling a
mile or so we enter a narrow easy on
down whieh ripples the spark liag
Coquiile. Rook wall rfc-e on either!
side six or efeht hundred feet hish.
Tail firs and cedars find root among
their fissures and crevices. Over
ruany , huge, upright rocks little
streams take bold leaps, dissolving
Into spray before reaching the bot
tom. The little stream whioh we
started down this morning fe now be
coming quite z. river; aad owing to
nf fWU,.i
eontfneoes cascade fall after fell,
from one to twenty feet. What grand
power for machinery. Perhaps at
some future day there will be all
manner of mills erected at those foils.
Just now we emerge Into a lovely
little valley called Braster, whioh is
thiokrv covered with myrtle timber.
Now and then we pass a little farm
I carved out by the sturdy woodman's
axe. 'But we most aot be too tedious.
After eroseing many little streamlets,
Rwi many wooded delis, sad across
Burton prairie, we enter a belt of tira-
i ber that is so thick a rifle ball could
not he fired twenty yards without
istrikiag a tree. They are irom six
inohes to one foot throneh, aad from
a hundred to a hundred and nfty feet
high. What mtigaineeat Hag poles
they - vould make were they ia Ne
braska On arriving at home I find wife and
l-boys'icgead health, aad oa the fol
lowing day we make preparations to
go ou to the beach. Instead of a bag
gy, we put oer camp equipage Into a
row boat, and "all aboard I" and we
are oa. The Coquille at this point is
navigable for steamers. After rowing
twenty -five miles, passing many farm
houses, mills, and herds of cattle, we
arrive where the Coquille discharges
its waters through a rock channel into
the PacISe, the father oi waters.
We are just in time to see the sun
sink ias, as it were, into the ocean, an
occasional wave hiding It from our
view, making it seem as tboogh it
was dipping itself up and down In the
water. But a few minutes and It ia
out of sight.
After an early breakfiist we prepare
for a stroll on the beach. It is a
smooth sand beach, apparently as
level las -a house Soar, but sloping
eradoaliy to the surf. "HHrrah for
the crested waves." I have seen
high mountain peaks, covered with
perpetual snow, boiling springs, steam
boatspringshigh toweringroek walls,
and waterfalls but this fe the grand
est sight of ail; yes, it is sublime and
magnificent. A person never tires.
The eye is continually seeing some
new object. Tne rooks and shells :
ail manner or rocsc ancsaeii ua ; iiie ,
oirus wi an srtes aau ueccipsKti , i
tne sea iiocs, Dears ana seats; tne
surf surging to and fro ; the waves
l dashing up the sides and over the tops
of rocks. Taken all in all, it is grand.
After spending five days fishing.
I shooting birds, climbing craggy rocks
hunting eggs, picking up reefce and
shells, and viewing the wosderfsl
works of the Omnipotent, with, re-
srretjwereturn home.
" More anoe.
H
E. Koklsx.
3. C. LETT
Is selling remnants of wall paper at
less than cost.
Everything cheap an dcood
at Iiovrmanist.
TT. H. 3IcCREERT
Has Fresh Drugs, Wall Paper,
School and Blank Books, Bird Cages,
Paints, Glass, Oils, etc, at lower pri
ces than anv house in Brownville.
Th erlat est styles of Iadles' I
Dress Goods, at
SEIGEBOEKOOD SEWS.
F-rxU-hed y Special Corrorponilent
lor The Advertise--.
London.
rv , r.u t - j- s t
the Christians and Hetbdista will
unite in a basket-meeting at
tu
Christian Char eh.
The lady farmers are rafeiag great
TTtFoa rf nhtnfrono a nil) f.. tl.Ia
I ,-,. .J ' ,-
irarmer-iioper war. trs. Dr.
Mathews, Mr?. Malah, and others.
have about three hundred each. Mrs.
Harding, although a good Republican
aad can "count" well, yet would have
to call a eoeamissioa to deeid the
number of the chickens she has.
The address of Mr. William Win
ters last Sen-day was Sae. Yes, Bro.
Wm., a get "eloed of witnesses Is
watching each one of us. as we rua
the race of life ; and the evil-doer will
find his mistake at last, for aaae ket
the lovers of hBaaaity. who are
working for Its good, will win ia the
rsce sad wear the "iatrrefc. Mr.
Winters is is feiiiag health, bet trust
not beyond the reach of help. May
he be spared to pceaeh many sees
geod sermoas.
-. Tf Tflias cttj H ?aanciiir a? f)A
. ,,. rf .., ,. .
ii iuicitcuuig wje t. uvea.
"Garden scss" looking nicely,
and mueh of it reedy for the table.
Guess those who did not make gardes
early will be sorry.
Mfcs Fannie Courser, of Chicago.
has been spending a week with her
aunt, Mrs. Dysurt. Miss Courser is
an accomplished young lady, aad an
authoress, withal. She k? traveling
for her health, which is failing be
cause of close study. She expresses
herself much pleased with Neb., aad
I thinks of returning the last of Jan
aad stay the reataiader of the sum
mer. Hope she may.
War News ! Maay a desperate
battle is being fought, with great loss
ol life to the 'hopper. It seems to be
"non combative." Its strength is ia
its inexhaustable numbers. Although
they are here in grvat mefcttadee, not
mueh damage is yet done.
The measles has been nnkiag its
appearance in the family of Prof.
Pierson. Maeh pympatby, friends.
GRiXD RILSrCTIOXS.
Gents? Full Salts at $3.00 at
li. LOYFIIAirS.
Breakfast Bacon,
Extra fine, at Huddart's.
AnlSOIESSE line or Ladies"
aad 3IIssesJ Trimmed HaTS,
I J"t received from Xcw Tork.
at LOWEST CASH PK1CSS, by
A Wonder-TTorlcins' Ucineiy.
?To remedial agent bag ever been otBersd to
the stefc and letUt3te4 at li comparable to
HosteUex'a Stomach Bittern, ta eases of rt
atttiant am& iateraaKteti: feress. eoasttea-
tKBitvtajgjcoaatEtaiwaKl
or-
ceeay. tt ntwnuir "ma tp
dCBw'
The aotaehr izgredicats wbicb its
aatrJtaoasnaete holds ta satnttoc., net gfce a
tfi.i u cyoe UwsTnwMh, aad thraoh ta
stomach upon ttte bcata, liver, bowels aad
system. There a aothrae; la na
that Is aot sahsctoas. Is etm-
of theawMt potent tonics of tae
vegetaate mprtnea aatl tfcalaice of the best
aperiest aad aatf-atmoas root and hecfe,
caaifc hard with a, aexfcetly aaze sttmnhttac;
tleiant. TaeBttaawate incalatry adaated
to iaae eaoesad ia exhaostmg or oaaealsay
QeenamrtiBTH, as by its aee atreagh at aae
tataeaaad. the abittty of the system iors-
stet asoM6BhcchaaS other lull lam wzmpi-1
dtefal to aetOth tasaty
Peril ity JUiad.
Within the ltnttte of oar own eaaatry are
tobetonad alaaost aC the wtglatlawL- f ctt
aauelcaeaiuhthelataahtofiebe. Batcx
toasfcre eshroai doawiln.atetouoaaattiaraa
atar; at ahaost Mrhinhax saccd. pea iya the
uareler In a tow hours fr-m The healthy
Haoontatn dtotrfct to the apae
aad een iroea the aewmr groves of
to the toe hoaad rlawea oftheaoctarahtteeg
la BMftdnir these rapid Joaraeys the tsvet-leaaraobtoctedUthodevseIlBSttota-anenees
sh pcocraettre of stefcaaas and dte
eas. it te aagetoce of rital Importance that
he sheald be provided with a remedial aeenE
that will not only eae. bet likewise prevent
sadden, attack of dleea-e. The Sevet Seals
or Golden Wonder, whteh to & coaster Irri
tant, & disinfectant, a iPaTial n attamaxat.
an anodyne, a aerriae and a tonic, to asm
preveetton a no lese eaeetaal care of arress,
agoe. tttorrhoe. dj jeatery , aad all otaeraU-
xws to to which travelers are
hie. h irareier should toil to
.self with a anpply of thto valaahto natedy
before starting; npon hto jonraey. aacg
"Why i)e yE Shake J
Forlthe better eenrenteneeof theceaetnaer
Br.SberasanVMfttoxtraee to sow patapht
aehMtleaswegaa Sleaw heretoaare. To
those who are acquainted with the Taatox
raee It Is not necessary to say a word In Be
behaK. Scttothowhoaheketa
of to, -we will stnapty say. try It. aad
tastlatony to thonuaariii of other that It
cared yon. Xo other snedietae to reqnfred.
as It to a comMsetl tonic, alteratlr-j. eathar
tle. febrtf asre. chofcsecue. and antl -periodic.
itnegtrallzetmta mntlegoteop.pgTlflesaad
lavtoerates the blood, restores the liver aad
other 21sc7rd crgans to their satoral heal
thy eonditton , thcrcfey thorocghly eradieat
fcs? the dtoease. Forsalefcr
Teowiy A. TV. XICEKL.I..
vg
fe v
gj-T
ft-.
4Q3T a-T . A
"5S J mmm I X 5" F
eS fi!S tU ZZ
W 5i"Z M
M S 4
j " " aafiaBHaaaT M am
I'Dttymybeer Z, , H I don't.
byJaice.
NOTICE
0 SRHE BDHJ3BRS.L
-V-OTrrs iy hereby given rtiat aeal! bids
willbereeet-redattheoulceof tbe&jcn-l
I sy Clerh. lir Brownvttl. Xe. np to th? 2nd
day of Jane. HC7, at 1Z o ctocK. yu. me tne i
buflding of an Iron or Cocnbtnatton Tm '
Bhfcse. of d u m toot saan, wtth H wC '
raasway. and t feec litrti. Sobstractare to t
the of woed the bt ef horreak oc wntse
Mlc timber. Plans aad npqcfflcsttoaT to ac-
uocauaBcr Uda. Coansy Conuosfciaes re-1
srve the rtoht ta Ttdect nay er C Mds.
3y order of She Coastr Coaemlceiwaera. I
wTLSOCt E. XAJOBS. .
w Conoty Cferfc. f
HT BliOW'YILLB TILE
LASTWJZEKOTACH.
MQ2mr.
MATHEWSiHraffit$B
DENTIST,
BKOiVAViLJE:. SESKASBL1,
C030JDSRC7 A T ,.
COXDITIOS OF TXEPi
ETS XX
Eurtoirs-
Special Tsf CaSte te tte Izter-Ooaoa.
lia inaarfcrs tWs -nreelr. and Tsmz. at tb
kafcs
, eoastaad 1m aerlw -srra a&em -sorr
m i i hup nawi aa.
H- r?MiMar4MMff fret
wfek a temdaar te layer's iasvmc Jb
aad aateaoortag rwrkmm- mtieayt bnaiaea
a fee doac. Walte wheats aie aot weewi j
f Jbrsue.aad only ia few tanaaoai aie ofc-
taiaabM ok stUbtty easier Kaa$; ast z&
marirnw aad alt descrtpitana of picoarTary
aad tow ..ilo.i of tonemzn as ifctirtd irfly
caaefter. 3fwtm te acato ntaigpcac to aafcC-f
ttacpci qnxfMr lower. agta m. tkj Ick
Kaas anr ntyws wave present, aad thede-
of evac v daacsiataMi vei
-an.- u. i - -- - I
W W. IWKaillW WMLJ MM U
sold at ictat! at a de -
rThtejnfHopeaeefcomTnT,hij:ataa. Sed
aa t. ,m. . n 1 1
"" - -- -" 1 j m a w- 1
Other low socai of axetaa wn n hmd 11 1
iy Ivwev.
is a hid at
ter lower shaa oa Taoiday. The
hi
CHICACO 3UEKET smaiAiiv.
ThoChieacD
Trimmmr nf Taa ilaj
says the
f
wil
aataaoiscil aad the pctnefpa! jcaara
wuca atronger. The tndtas; was.
chfvtty saaestattva, as
pctees arevaaaMt parahase hx-
whlMt the fasctcB. awrkrt was wc&. These
was asoeaewhat freer wiiirnTal ! soee
eertei.bat the gesesal oaarkeC was bk- rom
behaj acttrm. For miW. ti and aocass these
was a maeh axaw Jfeettac; and in hxaer
were advweiiit a. aril Tj1 rr inpnnnalw m BTrn I
adv&aeeatdta seahoacd.
The fotlowtne; ht a synopsis of the Chicago
hot Sac each day stace-oar had ksae.
S. Wheat ebjHod ae tower. aC 3.Ri
lfc.473 Ibc Jteao. Oaca earned lei
tower, as Se tas May aad Mbc far Ji
Bye wag steadier, at 79c
ai. at afesx-May. Hoes
Bactar was aoastL-
ttewad mvr,smmagit9iMf5Jm. Cattteae
Uw aad L-bk, wtth aaaw at fuaSaJt.
SL Wheat rtmrart aa hhjhec. atfL5H(
$LSRloc Jaae. Does.
htchcr. at t7c cash aad 4Z tor Jbbo. Rye
net qstecat
wtthaaaatof sfaesatos at
Canto
weceacttvaaad 5mMc
Jaayai nwatctoaedTe tower, at n&i
mH each Ik seller Jane, radtt &.&
far July. Ore etosed I?i,c loaer. at &H
aad 4556 toc Jaae. Ryw was itaatty at
Barley was aomtaal. at mVZTc Heaa
ad Si
hbjaer.
Cattle weca active aad
stsoaecr, setliae; at l
$xah.w.
Jaajr 5. Wheat cavrad le lower, at I.fl
or setter Jaae. aad M.H tor Jary. 0rn
le tower, at 4 cash aad Hi tor
Sye w&s jteady at m tortoy wnu
ttsalyaaeataal. Hee wc5chheher.a&lJ
&3periatM. Cattto were 9rm at SL3&
JAaS. Wheat ctoued eatohes-at jS.J
torcahar Jaaa.aad $UK tor Jaty. Com
closed Schictetr,, at 4S$i tor Jaaa, aad tfc
a an 7a.. rfcura ware acOeo aad
.athuaajiLaX Cattle wer aetrra and
toe higher, wtth sates at
extra
S9l Wheat totrty active, aaasttled aad
ahjher;clecdatfl.aLa4 Camtrresalar
and tower: aewahjh aslxed R; RtM edge
Xa 4Sftayr eaah, tf toe Jaae,
aad gBiaaac tor Jaty. Bye Smear at Tic r
Barley -leialnal at St. Haas SUsflA Cat
EXV rOHK JCATCKTgRg.
Xaw Tonx. atoy -
WHEAT Hhrher; eat No. C1aaaa sprin
la saare, U; Xa 5 MOwaasaavBUS hat;
HM
BABXKY Qatetand i
COKX Blaher:
ST. JLIMJIS AKg3T.
aT.Ia7avJsay.
WHEAT-Hlcher. farel wiKl.mf Smjl 3
o.tvtLtt.
COB atraaK. B0L.
CATIUK Acttee. firm
atiXSaJBL
. jy,
THE BEOWyVlLLB 3IARKBTS.
a&unsr wa gincr jjeopctag.
WKXKX.T
ax
j
jarAZJOtiaoi
jurn
Mrfl
Garjt3CaU.vsaV.
3Eae
rftaatom.
-Ba$ie
.atoJ3S
m
3 35i
Gntakaasi,arseea, V &.
xnrfcaya, drta.art. Bto
Breod.B
Hay.Btoa.
I
lUTTA TL MA XSTBT.
MSOWXTILLX GMAEf MAMKMX.
Com.
Barley, Ka.:
MMOWK fIILM LTWM
iTAMWBT.
Pteers. totr to
Cow, tot
Hoeji
STEOBLE,
Deator t&
rAMTTri 6S0GEEHS, TEAS,
wtware, Gfo&morz.
YOOBEkWARE, 3RBSHE5, CAKDIES
CAXTTEn TBXT.1S AS1 ATtfTS,
itBA9e, CIS ABS. 3ISOrXAr2 FSBST A5B f
JlCdiAb i.'yiliCil'.rjirK. .
ATGITY
"V.
T Jf
wlaeyiautpecaaac-
eeweaam a Ja ,jWtlaaaaaaaVaam
Ftoar. ton naisi at 9has sm
Faaar.saetacwaaal aaft 39 S TT FIK3ZPIS y EB,
Taan .iaab.A.7aetoc I -r-v a f
Coae,Bta.Sfca4toi X sa 3 H I I j j I J j II J f I
Tea aWlS tJ till U U U Ul ill Uliiil
oymp, per gal - - , 9aBl 5
Can! Oil. aereaOaa S
whtol'lKa.BarBll K
aaayperaai :a
wTteat, rhatie toll t BB)X S
apstae lwatolB)
coaatBcraaSTB.x. iiiiit mar aas ii
A33 aJUTFaa.
ehotoe Mmm
2 aaal m I
a .'ate mr
i TTU 1?
IlllUitr5
b!M
COKS?TASTI. OX HA5B.
5C2Ia
Street. BfiOWXTlIJLEXEB-
i
IGAi AD"?2SXI5E5I3nS.
A TTAreXEXT NOTIC2.
ta sa fcr IT i makii lm? am Stat of y
bwwta. III. Herfwa. pkteWT. -a. H. a
BBttS. llM HI WWHI.
2faO te bBvr tr-a tlwSa tfte 5t daj
mt ytmsf. ISTT. Mfci JmrtwM termed, am. mater
I "?B5 maeMwia JBr tSestss.
vffi. May tsrr.
a
ATTACEMBNT NOTICE.
Bwfcta T-ICirHlr. Jaaof atFtate
ta sadtJbr Xtia Casty.SMl Uef 2?e
antgrtta Siaaoa F. Rtekant, pauacac; -93. H.
XntlreklNnoyxiataaOBtiaar9Ca osy
of 3tay,ia7,aahtJojtlai t&mmt am. Order of
AitoWTawt ta, tae above iwf taw, tocttssrz.
of tUJt.
Btnratn "Mst ii.gr:.
mx IL.HnjRTKD.AMry fcr PIS.
ilL
! "" ' " ""
tteiwof alMt that JummB.
MccvraucK. awmkf
xccti:X to ioiui S. Stall a4r anwot
itH 3tevrU3T. A. D. MW. 3t re-
. 1 IX ... . . T !- ,L ,..
1 eace retort of eowua eaaafir. Xehrasfca. Ia
hoafc i,ipmmXt: Utas :hhaowdt oa
'"Wl WW". ia?nKiaT?nawv
htdegetlhadtn.aadaot'jectto.aadeowawidbr'
said at-Ktcaae. lo-wi:: Twenty -eTe T
sacks of aoawy laeawi, a? saae soentr
aooBt three thoosaod poctuhr. The proper
ty, oca maeh thereof aa shall ha arlSutmr
to nay the sold nawnt da. wsth -.. wBi
I be auAJ at subtle aactloc a: the Coart aoaco
eonr in ucowanue, ta saia xmama.M&M&.
NehcBtfha. on She
Sth. day of Jane, A. 33- I3T7,
at 11 ofbK In the jhratmwa. tr aaatejrsaht
dMbcandets. JOSCf S. STTLL.
Ifay H. 1ST7. 17U WscaBKiee.
T EGAL lOTICB.
J-i Ztoalei Hoaehln aad W. B. KasofeOB,
o theStAtenf Xaaeas. wttt take aottoe that
IwibiMu ajawardst of the catfhry ef Teaman.
ta Sho Stue of rim hB. dtd. aa kh 2sh
day of Febraary. A. D. SET. file aarpettts&B.
iter she Ooanty Comet wishta aad tor
r&e County ol Ambsm. m tae stale or
XcbriMdka. aaalast the Mdd BanSBT Hoaah
tn aad w. fi. Ktnafc aw. rtoaindnabi,
MtttnE Snrtti. thmt her acttoa to toaad
ed aaaa a proamkcy mot exeeated ftad
de&vered to Her by said defendants, dat-
ed April 1. tT. dwe twelve months aftor
tnts. TTlieninji the said atfeadwata preeateed.
m par her $HJK on the !t day of Apcti.
WM. There are ao credits oa said Bote; that
a: the Ume aaU note w eaceentod asd de
Rvered. pawntUTs aaaw wa frabetto Hoaeh
ln; that aiare' said ttiae. aad boeartha ewm
atiin umwit of thto action, he waa ntarrltd:
to Andrew J. BdwanhK that- there hvdae tn
p'atnBrT fnua dearcdanta on saai aoto thw
b of SaKJa. with Si Br ems. rna?rt
L thecaut hwaa the tot day of AnclLA.1. KTt.
fnr-nht nienar
The ncrther obet of said satt la aaaratoc
f Biter Bash.-aad obtain the aaasant or
aooaar owtaue ay atoa to the scad ItaaSet
Hoochta and aapry the a tn aayateatof
vt ni or anaecmeas aa seen niian in u
maw. aad auttoe of fnwntohaaeat served oa.
PMarBortoaV Aadtbawnhl Daatot Hogeh
tn ad W H. Kiaatson are aotMed that
they are teaatredaa ap liar aad natiwi.racld
aettttoa on or betee the Sth
A. IK &ii.
Satod UUa Uth day at Mar. A. IX MS.,
CilKELLE EDWAtUb.
trti
ByJ.&ataU.l
Aiaicmj .
NOTICE OF INCaRPORATKKf.
i A XoUw ia hereby atren that Arttotaj of
Iarorporathn hare been fttod fa thdndhe af
aVerOboaMv CTatte af Tesaaan Caaahy, en la.
ottbrmuoL, by the SemahacoalCaaipnay.
tot. That the acune of said
Tne Jtersaba Coal cnasaaay.
2nd. That the pilathjal peat of
ran- Its bastaea la AaatawalX.
I Ooaary.yebraufcra.
anl. That the aea
nrss to be tmnsacte1 by said
iwniamil n a.r coal aad daw
auaes wtttun the lhadto ol 2VestsJm Cbsaty ,
Jth. That the imnnnt of caattal : aa
tnorlzed to one Thnorand ItolMKa, ta atones
of SvedoUacs each, to b pant by the per
sons chsrrUtef; to said stock, at the ttaar of
sobacribtnav
jtiv. That the corpoeato power offaHldeeaa-
f panTlean on the Mtb day ol Paornary. A.
v i.. . ana an3 to coaunw wmv worn uik b
twoyear thereafter.
etc. That the-tadebtedaeas af M eeenpa-
. i ay ahaU not excatd at aay Ilia i two-third
tana aas Tontaatry soa-enp-
I 7th. That th naVer of M -rtaay are
laada Bnara nf rireet.
etors'fr Ja coiwr: an.r
that sHud adioan mnar h 4e kbaUkT fan
sazJ f.-mpiny. L"" FISHER.
wi rreMdetr.
e xw
V. 3 3U
3 c3 a
O&Xu JtX.
I ierey announce to the
public that I have apeneil a
BR TG STORE
at Sheriilax, and that I am
prepared, to sell any article
pertaining to awell-Iiept drug
store as cheap as can he pro-
L cared elsewhere. I hnr for
Lcaah.and aim to sell CIIIMI
for CA5J2.
I3esitles litis ore I have ou
han- a rail stocls. oT all kindy
ot
COTTONWOOD and PINE
r
UMBER
which X will sell at ErownYiIlr
Prices.
Come and see rue, and hay
yoursoods in uiv line, at
5LHTJDDASa"S
Peace and Quiet
"sgfcsgp
Saloon and Billiard Hall
xnz ezpt yy
St.MM fines, Ciss, Mdi,
rfo. 40 3Ia.Ia Street. Opposite Sbetmac
XICj, Bro-tviiTlJle. brsIut.
l
A . rVJC ) rH I e-C 3 JNI -
anV1asyw -r ,"--
-- LaaaBaXj f - m Si
ri -&s t& .
Li BaN
-BK
r BJ
OOTS AND
SHOE
crsrtcx woas:
-I3: TO OKBER
EWpiri5iKUj. yx.'IcEet.Sc .
irfn.Xsa:
M l&ttRE'KJST 1UBKEF
BOST & BEO.-
BUTCHJBRS.
I3-idTVXI-riE,' Xi-BRASSA.
Good, Sweet, ?resB." Te-t
ad sAt9-ac sa-
Dim Store
o
A T
-orr a JmT
&JX&
L
e ' 7JCS3if.-A.
X - .r w -a SrfdbaaV
"eBlSf
-3-tec Ut aC csaca-ss,
i .fi.ii?r'T JH'JII1- -JJ'tfTlT
3atcs.
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