Nebraska Newspapers

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THE ADVERTISER
THURSDAY, JULY 5. 1877.
TIME CARDS.
Dally Stage Line South.
From Brownvllle to AraRO. Falls City and ltulo
Vtn Nemnlia City. Aspinwall anl 1st. lroln. con
ntctjng w Ith conveyances to ull other points.
Leaves ISiow tivllle dally at 1 o'clock p. m.
Arrives at lirownvllle 11 o'clock a. m.
J.C IIAitLESS, Proprietor.
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Publishers' Notice.
TiOcai. Noticks. set bm ordinary reading matter,
will he charged ten ccrtU per line, each Iniertton.
Set in display type. fifteen cents a line.
Authorized Agrsti.
J. V. Iloovr.n Is our authorized njrent at Kenia
ha City to receive awl receipt for monies due us.
Thomas DI'hkkss is our authorlred agent In Glen
Itock precinct to receive and receipt for monies
due in on nulcrlptkm.
A J. Uittkii, atst. IKroln,Isouraathorl7.edaKOnt
at Unit plnce.to receive snti(Tlpttoni and adrer
tlalnv:, nnd to collect and receipt for monies due
Tiik Advkrtmui.
Jrms S. Miujpk tsonrauthorliedaRcntatAspln
wnU. to receive mh-crlptton and advertising, and
collect and rewlpt for monies duetis.
FAIKUHOTlCEIt A HACKE.,
rnbllsbcTB Advertiser.
LOCAL MATTERS.
Salt by the barrel, at Hawley &l
Douglas'.
Glen Rock Flour
market, at Huddart's.
again In the
Nemaha Valley Mills Flouragain
In market at Huddart's.
Sugar Cured Ham at Huddart's
family and produce store.
We understand that Mrs. J. B.
Hoover is lying at ths point of death.
"Dead open and shut" lounges at
Tlunnuford's. Drop in and examine
them.
Mr. Murphy has returned from
(lie Black Hills. Wo haven't Inter
viewed him yet.
Flour, Meal, Feed, Corn, Graham
Flour, &c, at Huddart's family gro
cery and provision store.
The County Commisnioners, fu'l
Loard, commenced their regular July
term of court on Tuesday.
Thomas Burress, agent for The
JVnvEUTlsuit at Glen Rook, spent a
few minutes In our office Monday last.
Money loaned on improved rea
estate in Bums of $200 and upwards,
to any amount desired, on favorable
terms. T. L.Schick.
The Chieftain Herald says that
one stroke of lightning killed beven
colts and a cow recently near Crab Or
chard, Johnson County.
The children had a nice time at
their pionio at Mrs. Hoadley't. last
Thursday afternoon. Tha baud was
out, and gooil music and lots of good
thlugs to eat wereahundant.
The Presbyterian Sabbath School
lilonio, on the lawn at Mr. Hnadley's,
wax a pleasant affair, the ehildred en
joying theniKelves swinging, singing,
nnd partaking of the good tilings pre
parod for them to eat.
The Advi;ktisi:k folks are pa
irlotlo. They must observe the Fourth
and to do so print the paper a day
ahead of the usual time. Sins of
omission will therefore be excused by
our good readers this week.
We learn that Bob. Frost has
linally received his drills and is now
vigorously boring for coal. Having
lieen delayed In the work because dis
appointed in geltingflultable tools, he
will now "push things," until there
quired depth 500 feet is reached.
A well worded and neatly dis
played advertisement attracts the
eye of the reader of a newspaper, and
ho reads it. Then if your goods back
up the assertions contained In the ad
vertisement, you have secured a ous
lomer. Try It, you merchants who
want to sell more goods.
The Knights of Pythias, at their
last meeting, elected the following
officers :
W. T. Rogers, C. C.
T. C. Hacker, V. C.
W. T. Den, P.
Representotlves to Grand Lodge
W. T. Rogers, J. B. Docker; alter
nates, D. B. Colhapp, B. F. Souder.
We hand you to-day, in onr col
umns, the Immortal Declaration of
Independence, which Is read, and
will continuo to be read, on eaoh suc
ceeding Anniversary of our Independ
ence everywhere where an assembly
of Americans are gathered together.
The well chosen words of our Intor
duction are taker from Root's Foot
prints of lime. The Declaration Is
old ono hundred and one years old.
vVe do not give It as news, but for the
convenience of all, especially the
young, mrfny of whom perhaps never
read it all carefully through, and be
ing brought before them? In this con
venient shape", may do so and leafn
the grievances which Incited the Fa
thers of the Republic1 to make this
hoTd declaration of rebellion agarnst,
nnd Independence of, the rule of Brlt
Tan. And the fatheTB arrd mothers,
who would not take the trouble to
hunt it up, among the old dust cov
ered books on the shelf, will get their1
eyeson rt in the paper, and read it and
have thpir hearts again stirred to pn--triotic
throbs ns fn days of yore,
Head Light Oil at Huddart's.
Mr. Albert Smith is quite unwell
ngaltr.
Glen Rook Itema are neoeesarlly
deferred until next week.
Lard, Lubricating, and all other
hinds of oils, atNlckell's drug store.
The Good Templars' eztrarsfofi to
Lincoln, which was announced lost
week for the 9tb Inst., is again post
poned. Mrs. Allen, wife of the poisoned
man, was released from jail, on bail,
last week. The boy still languleheth
In prison.
Nebraska City News: Mr. Lon
Thurman is confined to his room by a
severe attaok of rheumatism. His
many friends are doing all they can
for him.
There will be a pleasant "hop,''
and "icecream and cake," nnd good
musio, at the residence of Will. S.
Clark, Nemaha City, on th evening
of the 4th.
II. C. LETT
HaB just received a large lot of White
Fish and Mackerel. They are titis
year's stook.
Joe McNatt, a saloon keeper of
Hamburg, Iowa, was shot last week
by a drunk man named King. Mc
Natt was shot through the lungs, and
is not expected to recover.
Horse thieves recently made
raid in the vicinity of Humboldt, and
stole two horsps from Capt. Beals.
Lock your stable doors, if doors they
have, and keep an eye open for the
night riders.
Stoves! Stoves!
By Thomas RIohards.
Teachers and Superintendents
should remember the convention at
Plattsmouth, July 9th. This Is likely
to be ono of the most important edu
cational meetings ever held in the
state. S. R. Thompson.
Miij. CafFrey, just from Washing
ton, dropped into our city last Thurs
day evening; and after a hearty shake
ail around with his many friends here,
went on to Lincoln on Saturday morn
ing's truin. Everybody in Brownvllle
is always pleased to see the genial
Major.
Rare Bargains In Philadel
phia Hand-Made Shoes, for la
dies and children. Just ar
rived. L. LOWAIAX.
John Thunnann of Otoe county
was drowned In North Branoh one
day last week. The coroner's jury
rendered a verdict that "John Thur
man n name to his death on the after
noon of the 25th day of June 1877.
while in a state of Intoxication." He
was a widower, with two children.
We gleam from the Neb. city News.
IV ew styles in Laxrn and
Pique, Tor summer, at
L. LOWJIAIS'S.
Capt. Davison, cashier of First
National Bank, on Sunday evening
found himself quite suddenly in the
furious waters of Old Muddy. He
and other gentlemen were walking
along the bank viewing the constant
ly falling In of great chunks of Ne
braska soil, when, without any warn
ing, the spot of earth upon which the
Captain was standing, gave way, pre
cipitating iiim several feet down into
the foaming water, where its depth is
some thirty or forty feet. He is not
much of a swimmer, but managed to
keep hishead above water until Mike
Barrada, who is generally around
when needed, handed him the end of
a plank, to whioh he oluug tenacious
ly until pulled out, suffering no in
convenience save a bad scare and the
soaking of his Sunday clothes with
Missouri water. Persons should be
warned by the Captain's narrow es
cape, to keep at least a few feet of the
treacherous bank between them and
the water.
IN IMMENSE STOCK.
SUMMER CLOTHING
Sold at the Lowest Prices.
Coats from 73c up, at
LOUIS LOWMAS'S.
The County Commissioners met
on Monday of this week and made
the tax levy for 1877. The aggregate
of the levy for county purposes is ten
mills on the dollar, apportioned as fol
lows :
General fund 0 mills $12,232 57
Bridge fund 2 mills 4,077 52
Itoad fund 1 mill .. 2.03S 77
Poor fund I mill .. 2,033 77
In addition to this Is aBiuking fund
of 1 mill.
We call attention to the following
comparisons :
Tho total levy for 1S7G was S23.C23 23
Laud Road Ux..... ....... 4,201 SI
$29,S00 12
Levj- of 1877 for all purposep,
$28,484.55. Thus It will be ob
served that the levy for 1877 Is ma
terially reduced. This is the result of
the law repealing the road Jaw.
State levy for 1876 was . $10,026 42
State levy for 1877 was 12,741 29
In favor of county ....... S4.1S5 15
The aggregate of the levy for 1877,
less than that of 187G, for State and
County purposes, it will be seen, is
$12,506.68. Quite an item.
Preciuot railroad tax levied as fol
lows :
"valuation
Peru, 12J4 mills, ......$2,311.60. $181,944
Brownvlil & London, 18 m 8.03S.31. 414.00S
&emaha City. VA mills 916,59. 122,212
AsplnwaH,6mIlls: S3I.G5 149,288
Great Revolution.
The New American Sewiqg Ma
chine, sold by Hawley & Douglas,
and warranted to be as good as the
best, is bound to otpafe a revolution
fn that line, at the prices.
Elder R. A. Hawley, by invita
tion of Rev. Rodabaugh, filled tbe
Methodist pulpit on Sabbath last.
Sunday we had a nioe rain, ac
companied with some hail,' but the
stones were small and no damage
done that we have heard of.
Go to tbe Regulator
For Hardware and Farm Implements,
at No. 27 Main street, Brownvllle.
Thomas Richards.
The following are Prof. Tice's
pVogiiostftatrbns for July and AugUBt :
July.
1 to 3 Clear and pleasant.'
3 to ? Rains.
7 to 9 Fair,
10 to 13 Heavy rams.
13 to 15 Generally fatf.
15 to 18 Heavy rains ; severostorms
18 to lit Generally clear.
21 to ?5 Heavy rains.
25 to 2G-Clear.
26 to 2fr Threatening" raid and
wind storfus.
29 to 31-CIeaf.
Coal Mcotim
The members of tho Nemaha Coal
Company are requested to' meet at the
Larkin School House on Saturday,
July 14th 1S77 al two o'clock p. m. for
tbe purpose of transacting such busi
ness as may oomo before them. All
persons are Invited who are Interest
ed in prospecting for coal. The Com
pany struck Frost last April, and' it
works slow, but we hope the warm
sun will thaw It out soon. Mr. Frost
has commenoed work in earnest.
Lewis Fisher.
Machine Oils
Never so cheap as at Niokell'e drug
store, next door to State bank.
The river banks at this place for
the past week has been falling in at a
fearful rate.
People are leaving their residences
on the bottom and falling back among
tbe hills.
The depot building has again been
moved, and now stands, it is sup
posed, out of danger, upon the spot
whero Capt. Bailey's new stock scales
stood. The looation of thesoales now
is at the foot of College street, just
south of the American House.
On Monday morning about fifty
rail road hands brought dowu for the
purpose, commenced excavating at
the point of the bluff in front of
Hill's aud Hackney's grain houses,
for a new track leading to the new
location of the depot.
The engine house down on
the old track has been torn down, aud
tho turning table has. been taken up
to be placed where it can be used.
Take it all around the river Is giving
Brownville and the railroad company
considerable trouble.
Head Light Oil at Huddart's.
"A Honest Thief."
Mr. John H. Morris, who lives
some twelve miles south of Brown
ville, and family, attended the circus
In this place on the 18th ult. They
brought their dinner in a basket and
left it In the wagon when they stared
out to see the sights. Mrs. Morris,
before leaving the wagon took her
pocket-book from her pocket and put
it in the dinner basket, leaving noth
ing In It except some papers, of small
value even to the owner and of no
value at all to any ono else. When
the Morris family returned to their
wagon for thoir dinner, it was not
there basket and contents were miss
ing. Of course they surmised that a
sneak thief had been around, and
they were correct. About a week af
terward the following was received
by mail, which served to throw light
on the dinner basket :
Nebraska June 23, 1877.
Dear Miss, I stole your Basket for
the grub wat was In it I did not the
Rest of the things. I hid the Basket
in an old Btable in the loft in the hay
on the east side, the stable is west of
Mccrayer Drug store, south of the
house in that aly 2 or 3 Rods west I
did not these papers I thought I
would send them Back.
I am a honest thief.
You muBt forgive me I did not no
harm. The Pocktjtbook you will nev
er see. Mloa r thank you for that
good Cake.
TV. II. HIcCBEERY
Has Fresh Drugs, Wall Paper,
School and Blank Books, Bird Cages,
Paints, Glass, Oils, etc., at lower pri
ces than any house in Brownville.
Xcuinhn County Agricultural and Me
chanical Association.
At a meeting of the above associa
tion, held at Brownvllle, June 30th,
1877, it wbb voted to hold a fair on the
19tb, 20th, nnd 21st days of next Sep
tember, and tho following persons
were elected Superintendents of the
different classes.
Class 1, Cattle J. Holman.
Class 2,Horses B. M. Bailey.
CIae3 3, Swine J. M. Trowbridge.
Class 4, Sheep aud Goats J. W.
Brush.
ClasB 5. Poultry Lester Bagley.
Class 6, Agricultural products, grain
&o. Jno. FrarickB.
Class 7, Farm and garden products
Geo. I. Storms.
Class 8, Fruits and flowers E. H.
Bnrchess.
Class 9, Agricultural Implements
F. E. Johnson.
Class 10, Vehicles, stoves, cabinet
ware, saddler's and shoemaker's work
J. C. Deuser.
Class fl, Fine arfs and Textibfe fab
ricsMrs. M. A. Handley.
Class 12, Equestrianship J. Gil
bert. If any of the above persons can not
nil the office to which they are elect
ed, they are requested to notify the
President or Secretary at Once, in or
der that (he vacancy may be filled.
R.- A. Hawley, Preat.
S. A. Osborn, Seo.
Harbin's in ail department?,
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
Fumlihed by Special CorreBpondenta
tor The Advertiser.
Aspinwall.
We have to reoord another nar
row escape from death by pistol shot
discharged in the hands of a boy who
is not only incompetent to handle
such a weapon, but who hae no moral,
social or civil excuse for carrying It.
On last Monday Jas. Neider, a boy
15 years of age, at work for Mr. Hen
ry Elliot, near Hillsdale, was sent
wltti Elliot's boy Tommy to the field
to hoe corn. The boys took their
hoes4 on their shoulders and their re
volvers in their pockets. Of course
their time was divided between imple
ment and weapon, and while exam
Fning each others pistols, Tommy oook
ed the one he held and carelessly dis
charged It, lodging the contents in
Neider arm. The ball entered below
the elfcow, which was bent at right
anglepassed over the joint and loged
back of tbe humerus, whence it was
removed by Dr.Crira andMr.MInlck.
Though the wound is not serious,
mere acoident prevented it being fatal,
and we hope those boys have learned
'a lesson ahout' handling pistols.
Most of our people will celebrate
at the Hickley grove this year. Many
wouTd go to Harmon's grove were it
not so far ; and while we think of it,
we would like to celebrate at Brown
ville once during our natural lives If
the good people' there can afford it.
Elder Conran, of Rockport, Mo.,
preached two sermons here last week,
but1 oh account of other engagements
was unable to continue the meeting
longer, but promises a return in Au
gust. The elder is a good speaker
and will' be welcomed here at any
time.
Two or three pieceB of small
grain in the precinct have been con
signed to the' hoppers. One on the
farm of Louis Fisher, for which ho
has made a noble fight, but is outgen
eraled. The rest are hopeful of a good
harvest and are wishing the acreage
larger.
Corn is doing remarkably well.
The past week of warm weather has
enabled the farmers to clear their
fields of weeds and all they ask now
is a good season and they will bIiow
results next fall. Max.
London.
Wm. Winters will proaoh in the
Christian church next Sunday.
Rain as usual last Sunday and
some hail, too.
Miss Moliie Thurman has been
spending a few days in London, the
guest of Mrs. Kesterson.
Mrs. Alex. MeKinney, and some
others have over three hundred chick
ens. Mrs. John LoveiesB took from
the nest one hundred aud fifty in ouo
day; yet Mrs. August is ahead. There
will be an effort of many for tho four
hundred.
Dr. Holladay and sister made a
short call at the post office last Satur
day. Hope tho Doctor will not forget
that "rainy day."
Plenty of green peas, and new
potatoes and all kind of "early sasa,"
and the grasshopper disturbeth them
not.
John Vickers has n field of one
hundred and twenty acres of the fln
esc looking corn in this Iocaiity per
hapB in the county. If any one
wibhes tu see the result of care aud
industry, will do well to look upon
this moving field of corn, and while
admiring it do not forget to look al
Mrs. Vickers fine droves of young tur
keys. Mrs. Henry Seymour Is still very
sick not well enough to start on the
trip for health, as she anticipated this
week.
Paul Douglas is spending a few
days with John Harding, Jr., and
helping him In the "plowing of the
corn," so as to gain time to celebrate
the fourth. John is patriotic, and
knows how to manage to give expres
sion to his patriotism.
TbankB to "Max." for his sym
pathy for the death of "Little Jessie."
Sorry he could not find any appropri
ate poetry ; will he allow me to help
him find some?
Dead and my heart died with him !
Hurled what love lies there !
Gono forever and ever.
No longer my life to sharo I
"Only a dog !" Yes "on ly,"
Yet these are hitter tears 1
Weary, heartsick, and lonely,
I turn to the coming years.
Something that always loved mo!
Something that I conld trust !
Something that cheered and soothed mu
Ih mouldering hero to dust ;
Gentle, and faithful, and noble
Patient, and tender, and brave
My pet, my playmate, my darling
And this Is his lonely grave.
Rlue hunting-grounds of the red man,
Cannol I dream the dream?
Surely my old companion.
Rut waits till I cross tho 6trcam !"
Walts with a faithful yearning
Almost akin to pain
Till lu some bllshfnl haven
He bounds to my feet again.
II. C. LETT
Has Boston Baked Beans In cans,
and pure Malt Vinegar in bottles.
For Sale.
A seoond-haud Cayuga Chief Mow
er ; also a combined Dorsey Reaper
and Mower. Both in good working
order, the Dorsey being nearly as
good as new. R. S. Hannaford.
Aspinwall.
In consequence of an anticipated
removal of by business, all persons
indebted to me either on notes ma
tured or on account, will please call
and adjust the same without delay.
As I desire to settle personally with
all my customers, they will obligo me
by promptly responding to this call
wlt'hTn the next thirty days.
John 8. Minick.
June 20, 1877. 52w3
Wagons, $70, Bprlng wagons, $lfo,
iron, 3 rates; files, malleabreB, harrow
teeth, wagon and carriage wood work,
Cheaper than the cheapest, at Lock
wood's. Buf Your Gaoli Sfoves
of Thomas Richards,
A Card.
To tho Officers and Member of tho I. O. of
G.T. of Nebraska:
For the following reasons we the un
dersigned, deem it advisable to dofer
the celebration of the the Good Tem
plars of the State, that was to have
been held In this city on the Uth of
July, to the middle of September or
thereabouts. 1. The Temple of Hon-or-UaSVeoently
held a celebration that
was largely participated in by most of
our citizens and people of the State.
2; On the 27 cf June the Commence
ment exercise of-the State University
will bo held aud will attract the In
terest of all. 3. The 4th of July is at
hand, the celebration of which many
of our members will engage in having
Lodge picnics, etc. 4. The excurs
ion trains so desirable to be obtained
on the different roads to secure a large
attendance oould not be had at pres
ent.' 5. The 9th of July will be in
the midst of harvest and so many of
our members are farmers, aud will be
bo situated as to render It Impossible
for them to turn out in mas3esas they
would do at a more propitious time.
We hope the Brotherhood from
abroad will see from the above rea
sons that our action to defer the cele
bration is for the best and calculated
to make it more successful when it
does come off.
Ada Van Pelt, G. W. C. T ; S. H.
Waller, L. D ; J. M. Yearnshaw, L.
E ; Geo. V. Kent, P. W. C. T ; Lewis
Gregory, W. C ; W. W. Webster, P.
W. C. T ; L. J. Byer, W. C. T ; H.
W."Hardy, Mayor of the oity ; H. C.
Badcok, P. W. C. T.
Buy the Kansas TTagxm.
DECIDED
Bargains in all departments,
at L,. LOW HAN'S.
Head Light Oil !
Tbe best and safest oil In tho mar
ket, at Huddart's.
r For Trade!
Aecond-hand wagon to trade for a
cow,
Abbott & Emery.
Ilcad Light Oil at 5Iuddart'.s.
Regular Secretion Kssentlal to Ilcaltn
The regular secretion nnd flow of the gns
trIouIces,and of the bllo which tho use of
Ilostettor's Stomach Bitters promoles, are
cllects which couduco materially to the res
toration of health, when tho system of dis
ordered. Food is not digested In the dyspep
tic stomaco becaush the gastric tlnld is defi
cient, superabundant or vitiated; tho liver
becomes congested and the bowels constipa
ted because the supply of bile is inadequate
or misdirected. The Bitters rectifies all this
and lemoves every ill consequence of non
nsst'mUatl'on and billions Irregularity. Fur
thermore, It stimulates tho action of tho
kidneys, by which lmpurltlos are, so to
ppcaSf, straliiedfrom the blood, andany ten
dency In tho urinary organs to grow slug
gish and disordered couuteracted. Whether
It" boused" cs a means of regulating gabtrlc
ornllllbuB'secreUon, and relieving the over
loaded bowels or to promote complete, and
thoicfore healthful urination, Hostetter's
Bltlersma'y be relied upon with confidence
to accomplish the end in view. June
- - -aT.atVirp'i'-Il.emeilial Ageats.
It is said that for every disease that effects'
suffering- humanity, nature h;w provided a
rmedy, and that all,rnan ha to do Is to dls
cciver these remedial agents nnd apply them
to their approhrlato nll'ments. These are
mostly found In the vegetable kingdom, aud
rods, barks, herbs, grains, andf other simple
and harmless Ingredients, are morcelfectlvo
than any of the mineral poisons used so
freely by many physlclann. The celebrnted
Dr. RadcllfT, In the Seven Seals or Golden
Wonder has compounded a vegetable reme
dy peculiarly adapled for a' wido range of
dlscai-cs, combining as It does tho curative
properties of u great number of the most ef
fective roots, herbs nnd barks. For pains
and aches It hiis never been equaled.
A Snmple Bottle for Trial.
If you are troubled with headache, dull
ness. Incapacity to keep mind on any ub
Ject,!dlzzy, sleepy, or nervous feelings, gloo
my forebodings, Irritability of temper, or a
bud taste In the month, unsteady appetite,
choking sensation In the throat, pain In the
side or about shoulders or back, coldness of
extremities, etc., or in fact any symptoms of
llVerVoinplalnt.'blllousncss, constipation of
the bowels, or dyppepsia, go to your druggist
A. TV. K1CKELL, and get a bottle of Dr.
Sherman's Prlckley A&h Bitters. No spirit
is used In their manufacturo except n pure
article of Holland Gin. Ladles In particular
will find them peculiarly adapted to their
wants In all ages and conditions of Ufa Tho
label tells all they contain, consequently
phyplclfins do not hesitate to prescrlbo them
Sample bottle for trial free. Regular size,
31.00. Seowly
C OMMBR CIAL.
THE BROIVNVIIiLE MARKETS.
STREET MARKET-FROD UCE.
connECTnn weekly iiy josnrn nuDnAirr,
PKALKU IN OUOCKiUES AND l'KODUOE.
BrtowxviiiiiK, July 4. 1877.
Corn Meal, 100 SI 001 25
Butter.- 10 12
Potatoes new 801 00
Onions . 05l 00
.Ghlokens, old, per dozen 2 002 25
Chickens, spring, per doz - - 1 502 00
Chickens, dressed, tUb G 8
Turkeys, dressed, "3 lb 8 10
Wood,"? cord 3 255 00
Hay,? ton - 4 505 00
RETAIL MA RKET.
Flour, Hannibal fail wheat 5 75
Wichita fall wheat 5 75
' Glen Rock fall wheat 4 75
" Glen Rock spring wheat . 4 00
" Sheridan spring wheat ' 4 00
" Nemaha Valley spring ..... 4 00
" Graham .. 4 00
Bran nnd Shorts fnlied, per 100 75
Corn, per bushel - 25
Sugar, coiree A, 7 lbs for . 1 00
Estra C. 7J4 lbs 1 00
brown, Si lbs. - 100
Coffee, Rio, 3 to 4 lbs f 00
O. G.Java, 3 lbs 100
Syrup, pet gal ..... 751 25
Head Light Oil, per gallon -.. 30
Coal Oil, per gallon...... - 25
White Fish, per kit 90
Salt, rer barrel.... .-. 2 50
J1ROWXVILLE GRAIN MARKET;
COXBECTED Y E. II. WILCOX, I'KOmJCE A"'f
COMMISSION MEKCUANT.
Wheat,-choice fall St. 15l 20
" spilng ........ 1 OfXa-l 10
Corn - . 2d
Barley, N"o. 2.. 20 35
B'RO WXVILLE LIVE STOCK MARKET.
COBKECTED BY IJ. t. BAILEY, STOCIC DEALEB
A'XD SlIItTElt.
Steers, fair to choice 34 00(5-5 00
Cows fat - .. .- 2 00()2 50
Hogs - 3 2550
MEN
Vrlte to (ireat Barnes Uollege, Keokuk,
lowr., ' 32j-l
Y0DTO
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
SA. OS BORN.
ATTORNKY AT I.AAV.
Oflicc, No. 81 Main street, Brownvlle. Neb.
T L. BCHrf'K.
-L ATTORNEY AT IjA W.
May be consulted In theOcrninn latiKnnge. Of
ficii next door to County dork's Office. Court
House BuHdInK.BrownVllIe.Nebrasl-a.
T S. STULL,
O i Attorney and Counselor nt Laiv,
Office, over Hill's store, Brown ville.Neb.
T H. BROADY.
O i Attorney and Counselor at Lavr,
O dee overstate .Bank.BrownvIUe.Neb.
EW. THOMAS.
ATTORNEY AT 1.AW.
Offlce.In front room over Shatz's Jevelry Store,
Brownvllle. Neb.
WT. ROGERS.
Attorney and Counselor at Law.
Will give diligent attention to inylealbuilnesa
entrnstedtohlscarp. Ofllce In Court House Bulld
Ing.Brownvllle.N'eb. A 8. HOLLADAY.
Xl Physician, Snrpcon, Obstetrician.
Graduated In 1S51. Locat d in Brownvllle 18S5.
Special attention raid to Obstetrics and diseases
or women nna tnuaren. omce.-u iialn street.
HL. MATHEWe?.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Ofllce in City DrugStore,32 Main street. Brown''
vIllP.Nob.
J. R. HAWKINS,
TONSORIAL ARTIST,
3d door west Frst National Bank,
Brownville. - Nebraska.
Shaving, Shampooing, Hair Cutting, Ac,
uono in me nignest mj u or tne art.
YOUR TATRONAGE SOLICITED.
UNCLE FRED
(SEDORAS)
TJEALEB IS
FLOUR,FEED,PRODUCE
Canned Fruits, Caudles, Tobacco, &c.
BROWNVILLE, - - - NEBRASKA.
CaslijyaUlfor Butter &JEggs
B.F.SOTJDEE,
Manufacturer aud Dealer in
, UHUULLU,
COLLARS, BRIDLES,
ZIXK PADS, BIIUSHES, BLANKETS,
Robes, &c.
BROWiWILLE, NEBRASKA.
Full stock ready made goods constantly on hand
IN BKOWNV1LLE TJIB
LAST WEEK OF EACH
MONTH.
MATHEW
DENTIST,
BROWNVILLE, NEBRASKA,
mmm chief
WILL STAND AT
A. S. HOLLADAY'S STABLES,
BrownTllle, Kebraslta.
Season Commencing April l,EiiiIiti:j July 1,1S77
Hambletoniau Chief was folded June 15.
1872; Is a dark mahogany bay", and stands 15
nanus 3 incites nign. was siren oy "ilam
bletonlnn Prince." he by "Administrator,"
son of Rysdyk's Hainhletonlup. For exten
ded pedigree seo "Rruce's American Stud
Book.":
Those contemplating breeding are respect
fully requested to mako early application.
For terms, and all other particulars, apply
to GEORGE HATCHETT.
Superintendent.
HAVE YOU SEEN
Having purchased the
TEBTUA FEEDSTHLES
I wish to announce hat I am prepared to
do a first class U very business.
i hat I am prepared
' business.
tTosft. Rogers
OLD BELIABLEMEAT MARKET
BODY & BRO.,
BUTCHERS,
nRoiranrixx'E, xesraska.
Goocfc, Sweet, Fresh. Meat
Always on hand, and satisfaction guar
antied to all customers.
AT. CLINE,
f
FASniONABIiC
BOOT AM) SHOE MAKER
CUSTOM WORK made to order, and fits always
guaranteed. .Repairing neatly and promptly done.
Shop. No. 27 Main street. IlrowavIlle.Neb.
j wTgIbson,
BLACKSMITH AND HORSE SIIOER.
Work done to order and satisfaction guaranteed
First street, between Main und Atlnntlc, Brown
vllle, Neb.
LADJK
Please remember. If you want any Sewing
machlno repairs of any kind, or any ma
chine, or any attachment, needle, oil; or if
you wont a new machine, or a new cabinet
put on an old machine, or a rebuilt machine,
you will save from 25 to 50 per cent by calling
on or sending to B. G. "IVIIITTEMORE,
Brownvllle, Neb.
jirr l Tho Victor. Florence. New Davis,
1M J5 W. & W. Needles. 60c. per dozen,
all others 50c, per doz. Assorted numbers
sent post paid to any address. Every nee'dlo
warranted of the bct quality.
E. HUDDART'S
Peace and Quiet
Ottiii-twi'iJ
Saloon and Billiard Hall!
THE REST OF
res
Hi
) UII10J
Axil Wlilslcxcs.
No. 4HInlu Street, Oppottltp Sherman
House, Brownvllle, Neliraslcd.
METROPOLITAN HOTEL,
LINCOLN, XEB.
SNIDER & WEIGHT,
PROPRIETORS.
This house I now rondictod Irr firflt olaos
style Turn roms lor OMMKlti'IAL
TRAVELERS, litlll'ard purlor u:id reding
room vinnectil with tho hofttl. The people
of Southern Nebraska are solicited to try
Metropolitan, wheu visiting Lincoln.
HiBllfW snniK WHIP?
II Mil U)
4h "Co iaci&
THE ONE fflJttDKE'D AND FIEST AMIVEESAEY;
JTJXZ-Tpa 1877..
TITUS BRO'S,,
DEALERS IN
GENERAL MERCHANDISE,
NEMAHA CITY, NEBRASKA,
Da not intend tobb undersold by any Jionse in IfemaJia
Connty. Comb and see us, and learn our 2)rices.
$&& csfiE-'gD 1877
Qi
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THE
i- nrriFCT papfp
f
AND'
f-HE BEST- LOCAL PAPEE IN THE STATE
THE ADVERTISER' IS IN IT'
TWENTYSE G ONI YEAK-
Its lliato'ry la co-equal and'c'o-esterielve with that of
NEMAHA COUNTY AND SOUTHERN NEBRASKA.
Its politics aro
AntiSemotratie and Anti-Mon6poly !
IN A WORD IT IS'
MIilejitifiiiliJBi
Free to do right, free to approve honesty or dendunce corruption, becauso
no political or religious ring or clique owns any part- or parcel In It, and
it owes indorsement to n'o man except tb him who has acquired the right
to bo indorsed-by discharging his duties' well and honestly as a jjflv'ate citi
zen or a public official.
THE ADVERTISER believed in Free Thought, Free Schools, Frijo
Politics, and the broadest individual liberty, consistent w'ith the rights of
others; and that every Individual, South, North, East' and West, should be
protected in the enjoyment of those rights by the General GoVortiment! In
obeyance to the guarantees of the Natioiial Constltutfon.
AS -A. iLiOOA3L aPAZB1H11E&,
The publishers of THE ADVERTISER labor assiduously, and with unre
mitting industry, to mako It a sucdess. Without prejudice or partiality fot
or against any particular" localities, they desire the welfare of all; and ariy-
ithlng a newspaper can db for the
THE ADVERTISER is not only willing, but anxious to do.- Believing to
TOWN AND COUNTBY,
and that the prosperity of the one depends more or less upon' ffce oilier, we
can consistently work for the prosperity of all.
As an evidence t'hnt we labbr to give our readers an hone'st paper, and
the most and greatest variety of reading matter possible, we invite attention
to the columns of our paper, and comparison as to quantity and quality, with
any other weekly In the State not made up from tho matter Of a dally. Wo
are determined to make THE ADVERTISER a paper that tho people will
seek foi?, and receive full value for the money Invested in it.
terms
Single Copy,
No riaper sent from the office
RE YOU GOING TO PAINT f
"Then buy
and save onc-thira the f rii iam r IBIT cost o painfinff. nrtd feet
a pa'nt that Is much I Ij L M 1 1 9 I II 1 1 I AaTukomer.anurwlll last
twice as long as any j. f I 111 I 1 ft I infill otherpnlnt. Isprepar
ed ready for use In U 11 LIII I UHL I Hi II I tciuVormv'eofordeslred
Is on muny thousands of the finest buildings of the eotintrv. nmnv nr whd-b
have been painted six years, nnd now look as
CAL PAINT has takep Efrst, Premiums at twenty of tho State Fairs of the Lrnlon: Sample
card of colors sent free. Address
MILLER BROS., 100 Water StCIeTeland,0. or
.A.. IROZBISOlsr
T gsSL Vp
B -sfci7 wmi &a
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DEALER IN
OPTS AND SHOE
CUSTOM WORK
1SLAJDT1 TO OXS3DI222.
BTroArBTTflftNKATDY
DONE.
Broivnville, - Nebraska,
j. Zj, :r,o"2"3
Keeps a fulriine til
CONSTANTLY ON H wM)
uG Jljdn Street; BKOW-VYILLEEli.
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advancement of the general prosperity,
"Foii is-r-r.-
1.5CX
unless paid for In advance.
well ns when first rtnlnted. This MIFMI.
X.Y. Enamel Paint Co., 103 rJhamBer.St.vN.Y
ORGANIZED, -I870-.
mnuHoriEUisu
AT BUOlVlVYILLE.
CAPlTAL'i $l(rO.OOO.
TransactH.ft'Keneral b (tint business, seUe
Drafts on all tbe prlnc' icltles of tbe
UJHTED STATES AND E tJROPE
3- Special accommodations granted to
dapcsltors.
STATE, COUNTY & GIT Y
SECEFSITIES,
BOUGHT AJST SOLD,
OFFICERS'.
W,H.McCREERY, : : President
W.W.HACKNEi, : Vice President.
H. E. GATES, : : : : : Cashier,
DIRECTORS.
L-. nOADLEY, J.C. PKUSKIt.
WM..H.HOOVEK. lUM.KAVrjTXAlS.
W. Vf. HACKITEY, H. C. X.ETT,
V. H. ilcCREKUY.
JT. 3XA.XJOHIV,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
and deafer in
FluiKii:lish, French. Scotch and Fancy Cloths,
Vestin;-', Etc, Etc.
RruiviivUX'e. rVcbrnslta.
Artliur V. Walsh,
PL ASTE R E E,
Bi-ovfirvillc, IVcbraska. -