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THE ADVERTISER
THURSDAY, DEC. 6. 1S77.
TIME CARDS.
Dally Stage Line South.
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Xebralta Rail-way.
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J. BOITSFIEID. Serenntendent.
Publishers Notices.
I oca, Xoiich. set as riinary readlac matter.
vem be eharzed tea cents per Hue. each insertlea
Se ta sptey type, Siiee rests & Use.
Antliorlzed Agents.
Tzrvs sk are tr atbrize4 ajeats at m&-
to Gttr M-reeetTe aae receipt far zaesirs dnc a.
Tki Brsaxs is craaOertee ageat hi Glen
Ttock'pcfcteet to receive aad receipt for s3oaIs
dae as a 3ab-criiUau.
JL J. Xittb. at St. Iorln. Js ear awberbted aent
2.1 jfcttt?ace.VereoveBtcTipttn irxi adver-
iMtaar.aadto collect sad receipt w monies dse
TStK AVXRTKKE.
Jokx S. XnncK 1b r authorized ageat at AspW
wall.M reeetve satecripttec aad adverSisJag, awi
ceMeet aad receipt far xaeof es dee as.
rAIRBROTirEB & HACKER,
Pabltshers Advertiser.
.LOCsLL MATTERS.
Three lbs. Tea for Sl.atNickell's.
Cash -paW for better at Huddart's.
P'rodece waHted, by Stevenson &. j
fross.
Cash
dart's.
paW for Patatoes, at Hud-
Aspinwaii items reached us tco
late for this issee.
Doable LKinges
Hann&ris. -St. Joe prices,
at
Was, oaly
Loek wood's.
$8i and $70, at
New er taken on subscription
Ai the market prire.
'.Niee kt aew olellrmg just
cti-vad at Hackney's.
re-,
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Choice Family Groceries, just re-j
Reived at MePfeerfn s. ;
I
Ghofee line of Pcket and Table j
Cutlery, at H. C. Lktt's. ,
Jttibb&r Boots and Slwes,
at McGee Bro's.
GROCERIES ; a fall line of the
best, by Stevewon & Cross.
Everything in the family grocery j
line at Hwiderl'o. j
Ask your npishbors to subscribe j
for The Advertiser. i
. j
is fekeM des sell the best tea
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the least money. Just try it.
JSstra cgptesof The Advertiser?
-can nereeiter oe nau wa. . mbkci.
Holiday Dress Gods, in endless
variety, at McPherson's.
Waeon extras of everv kind, and
of the BEST MATERIAL, cheap, at
Lock wood 'c.
There never were before such
mammoth stocks of goo!s in Brown
rille as there are at this time.
Merry Christmas and
B. M. Bailey's office is now in
the Hoadley building. Southwest cor
Tier of Main and First streets. And
iie is on hand to buy your hogs.
Be Wise,
Aid-o t H. C. LETT'S ami buy a
nice.et of Glassware for your wife or
friend for Christmas. Price, 75 cents
to $1.35 per set.
Tlie Hest
Sewing Machine in the world, to be
had cheap for oah, can be seen at
B. G. Whittbmoke's,
Main street. Brownville, Neb.
We have printed cards contain
ing the official vote of the county of
the late election. They are for sratuit
ous oiroulation. and any one wishius
one of these cards will p4eae call and
le supplied. They are convenient to
Keep ior reiereuo-e.
It is a Fact,
That the Newton Wagon is the only
lirei ekt8 wagon in this market, and
"the cheapest in the long run, because
it runs fengr-er and easier.
HAWLEY &. DOUGIiAS.
On Tuesday we noticed our ami-
able -bachelor friend, J. W.
in town with a coat on.
Bennett,
and the ,
weather was only abouto0 belowzero. ;
. , li i r A :
jonn snows ms ou ou,uCS. uu
abls to attend to it, ano u ue can ,
weather, It's his own affair, and peo- j
pie needn't be making remarks about
it. I
M&n's. Women's, Misses'
CJuldren's Arctic Over
Slw&s, at J. L. McGee -!
Bro's.
A foot race came off at Lincoln
on the 1st inst., between two cham
pion runners Mattison of Lincoln,
and McCall of Canada. They run 100
yards for a purse of $1,090. The Lin
coln man won the race by four feet.
McCall is a professional, has run
many races, in different countries,
and was never before defeated. Mat
tison has made another race to be
run on the I3th inst. with J. G. Land
akers of Missouri, for a purse of $1,
000. Thanksgiving day in Brownville
passed off very quietly, and the ab
eence of people from our streets re
minded us that It was a day on which
the people abstained from work. Bus
iness houses were closed with few ex- ,
ceptions. The day was observed by f
all in some manner. Church going
people went to church, aud feasted, t
olhere staid at home, eat their Tur-(
key and were thankful. The bounties
f i77 , hn won rit.trih.!.
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ted and there are none but what have
been benefited to at least some degree.
11 Will Pay You
To buyyoarDryGodS,5ktIons
1 and CIoihlB?, at Lowman's.
Head our new advertisements.
Produce wanted by Stevenson
Cross.
' Apples,
Huddart's.
cooking and eating', at
i Parlor Sets St. Joe prices at
i Hannaford's.
The newest thing in Ladies'
Overshoes, at McPherson's.
Dave McLaughlin wants to buy
hogs. See his advertisement.
Pull blood Berkshire and Poland
pigs by Stevenson & Cross.
Mr3. Cook is receiving some nice
new millinery goods this week.
Another new lot of Boots, Shoes,
Arctics andWool Lined Goods, just
received, at A. Bobison's.
JBlanJcetSy Yams, Flail-
nets, Jeans and Overcoats,
cheap, at McGee $ Bro's.
Holiday gifts at McCreery's drug
and book store. Bead his new adver
tisement and see what he has to offer
vou in that line.
Lincoln Journal : Mrs. Ada Van
Pelt organized three lodges of Good
Templars last week at Dunbar, Firth
and Adams, and has commissioned
parties to organize at four other
points. There are 110 lodges of Good
Tempiars in the State, with a mem
bership numbering 3,000.
A T
OPFEB
will be made by
. O. LETT,
JEjL
to sell canned goods by the CAN or
CASE. He will assort you up what
you want, at lower rates than ever6old
for before in NEBRASKA.
When you see the immense stock of
goods and prices, you will believe.
A full line of new Holiday
goods at McG'ee 'Hjv's.
At Nebraska City recently while
i a child was in bed asleep, rats climbed
' MnM. l.n l.w1 nrJ V.:. tl-tn aKIT. I.nn 4
tjWLU me ucu uuu uu iixc tunu a uauu r
severely.
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-HARDW ARE; big stock, cheap,
by Stevenson & Cross.
Subscribe for your Periodicals,
Magazines and Papers, at Nickell's.
He will save you money.
'
York county. Neb., has organ iz-t
fed under U13 new "Township organi-
zation" law, and the old countv com
missioners made the following order :
"The board of supervisors of York
county will meet for organization to
settle the accounts of the
countv
treasurer and to
j,.
perform
such other
duties as may lawfully come before J
the board, on the first Monday in
Jauuarv. 1S7S.
BAIN WAGONS, complete and
warranted, by Stevenson & Cross.
Great Reduction
In prices of Teas, at Niek ell's.
Please
call and see.
Rain on Monday mud froze up
Tuesday night roads very rough.
Happy New
Tear.
Buffalo Lined Boots and
Shoes, at McGee Bro's.
Sandwich Power Corn Sheller?,
nnd extras, for sale by Stevenson &
Cross.
George Armstrong, of this city,
has been very unfortunate with his
hogs. He informs us that within the
last two week over three hundred
aeitars worm nave aiea oi cnoiera or i
some other very fatal disease.
Blade Caslnneres, the J) cat
in the market, at
McGee & Bro's.
TIN SHOP; repairing and job
work done promptly, by Stevenson &
Cross.
All the afternoon
last Monday
this locality,
to any great
i ram fell copiously in
j which was not enjoyed
! extent by anybody.
Extra copies of The Advertiser
for sale by A. W. Nickel!, druggist
book-seller and stationer.
Bain Wagons will be here in
few days. Stevexsox & Cross.
Dealers are respectfully rernind-
e(j that they have bnt two issues more
. . i
iJn WJlien to advertise tneir unnstmas
goods gift goods, candies, toys, etc.
right thing is said at the right time.
Buckwheat Flour
At Huddart's Family Grocery Store.
A man named G.W. Walter who
recently stole a horse in Nebraska
City has been arested, taken baok
there andis now in jail.
Leave your orders for Bain Wag
ons, as several are already pold of car
coming.: Stevexsox &. Cross.
Suy Your Cook. Stoves
of Thomas Bicbards.
The man named Wells of whom
we spoke lastweek, arrested at Keiths
burg, 111., for murder and arson, we
have learned, is not the Wells who
stabbed Marshal Campbell. One of
our citizens met the latter man at
some town on the K. C. & C. B. road
last week.
Gloves and Mittens.
at
McGee $-Bro's.
HEATING STOVES, the nicest,
nobbiest, cheapest, and best heaters,
coming for Stevenson & Cross.
WV lmv inst received from St-
i,oaig a gne bjn 0f paper and card
board. If you want letterheads, note "
; heads, bill heads, business or visiting r
i Mrdp? ete Kjve ns a. c3"- e hav.e
'oTppIIpnt ntnnk nnd can no work
prompt, y on order, aud warr3nt satis-1
faction.
It Will Pay You
To buy your JFancy Goods for
Clxrlstmas. at Lownian's.
Machine Needles, for Stevenson
& Cross.
Full line of sample piece goods at
Marsh's.
Stroble is receiving a ton of can
dv this week.
New and large stock of Boots and
Shoes, at McPherson's.
Money to loan on farms.
T. L. Schick.
"Novelties at Nickell's Druj
Book Store, for the Holidays.
and
See advertisement of auction, by
Mr. Bachelor.
"r?? to loan on long time
For
terms apply to
Win. H. HOOVEB.
Mr. Nims has retired from the
Falls City Hecoi-d, and Mr. w. s
Stretch, Esq., straddles the Record
tripod. Here's "how" to you Mr. S.
and may you and your new and ex
cellent journal "live long and pros
per." It Will Pay You
To buy Men's. Touths and
Boy's Overcoats and: Clolliin,
at Lowman's.
vice fitting drawers for gentle
men cut and made at Marsh's.
Choice Jap Teas, jast received, at
McPherson's.
If you want to pay corn on sub
scription now is the accepted time.
Thesemaba County Bible Soci-
ety will hold its nest annual session
in the Presbyterian Church.in Brown
ville. on Sunday evening. December
9, 1S77. at the usual hour for service.
The Rev. William McCaudlish will !
nmooli -In tiio mnrninrr nnil ftridTPSS
,,t- h ,i, Rihi Cnoiotv ,nI
fc.a-1 Utt'UI W aAUU fc W ,Am vaw ,www mj M u
the evening.
The Peru Branch of the Xemaha wife Eliza Perkins, for herself and
County Bible Society will hold their j children, entered suit for ten thous
annual meeting Thursday evening, ' d ollil' "amazes ajrainst Charles
-m u to I Hackworth and other saloon keepers
December 6, lSt. J who sold and gave him liquor to drink
A. H. Gilmore, Pree't. on that day. The cause came on for
JakvisS. Church. Sec. 23w2;
Salt Lake Peaches, at McPher
son's, fresh and nice.
Wood and new corn
subscription.
wanted on
It Will Pay You
To buy Dress Goods, fVater-
proofs, Suitings. Trimmings,
Fringe, &c, &c, at Lowman's.
SCHOOL XOTICE. have a law which, by rigid inforce-
Books, Slates, Inks, Pens PenciK,mentismuch better "than no liquor
and everything vou need, at Nickells , , ..... ,, . .t .
drugstore - (law; but the trouble is it is not en-
I e,TnaA nc frpnnentlvfls it niiiht tr hp
rff T- C!TfMTT'i? . fit n A n Aff r fnn
VJUiiOlU V JO; IUCUUCS13HJIC3
and cheapest prices, by Stevenson &
Cross.
For your Harnesaand Saddlesgo
to Bauer's.
Ladies' and Children's
Furs, at McGee Bro's.
Stoves! Stoves!
By Thomas Richards.
Bain Platform and Three-Spring
Wagons none to compare with them
in price, style and finish, by Steven
son & Cross.
Toys and Holiday i
Hannaford is constantly receiv
ing new furniture.
Every family in Nemaha county
should take the old reliable Adver
tiser. It is the paper for all who
want to know what is going on in the
county. And, aside from its local
features, welaborassirinously to make
i it one of the best of family papers.
rts columns always-are full of matter,
.
' amusing, instructive, and in various
, ways interesting to wives, daughters j
' and the children. Two dollars could
not be better laid out than in a year-
subscription to The Advertiser. If
you feel friendly toward the paper,
and can recommend it to your friends
and neighbors who do not take it, we
would take it as a great kindness for
you to do so. A small effort on the
part of some friend in each neighbor- '
hood would greatly increase our sub
scription list, and benefit us.
We cordially invite the trade of
all. Stetexsox &. Cross.
Ed. M. Lippit, the music teaeh-
i er, conducted a concert m Salem,
Richardson County, recently, which
was in every respect a grand success.
The Falls City Record in reference to
this entertainment, has the following
very flattering notice of Prof. Lippit
We had the pleasure of attending
the concert In Salem JastFridav even
ing and notwithstanding the bad state
of the road and weather we felt richly I
paid for the journey. The concert was ,
given by Prof. E. M. Lippit s class,
which he has been instructing in
both, vocal and instrumental music
for the past few weeks. 'I he class was
very ably assisted by Prof. J. R. Dye
and Mrs. J.M.Graham of Brownville.
Did time and space permit we would
like to speak of each selection separ
ately, for they were all good were we
disposed to be critical" of course wp
mignt find subjects but as each one
evidently did their best.no one would
ak more. Prof. Lippit is surelv
climbing to the front rank in bis pro
fession, and the manner and style In
which he conducted the choruses did
him credit.
Not the least pleasant feature of the
occasion was the interest manifested
by the Salem people. Few towns In
this country would have furnished so
large an audience, in such unfavora
ble weather.
Allen's choice flour,, by Steven
son & Cross.
WeiH !
Tbe undersigned desires to notify
everybody that he has put in excel
lent repair the stock scales at the old
place across tho street in front of his
blacksmith shop. If you want your
grain, hay, or stock," correctly and
promptly weigned, call on
Jajies Gibsox.
Go to the Regulator
' t?..-xj,a jt -r ,
at ko.l Miu street Trowm "' !
j Thomas Richards.
It Will Pay You
To buy Hats, Gaps, Hoots,
Slioeg. &o., at Iiowman's.
GBAHD DISPLAJ
OF RICO HOLIDAY GOODS.
XOTHIXG LIKE IT EYER SEES IX
BROWSTILLE.
We called at the store of Joseph
Schutz to take a look at his nice
things, and were astounded at the un
paralleled rich display of his show
eases. He has the best jewelry, and
the most complete and varied stock
we have ever seen in the city.
Magnificent sets Breast Pin and
Ear Drops worth from $3 to $25.
Finger Rings of all descriptions.
ranging in price from $1 to $25. You
never saw a case of handsomer rings.
It you want something of more
utility than rings for a Christmas
present to your girl, get her a GOLD
THIMBLE of solid gold, worth $9,
or a gold pen and holder.
BRACELETS and Chains, of the
latest styles.
The most elegantgent'sStuds, Head
Lights, Breast Pins and Sleeve But-
tons.
Clocks of every description and
style, and Gold and Silver Watches,
warranted of the best works.
Splendid selection of Celluloid Cor
al, and a thousand other beautiful
things which we cannot describe nor
mention.
If you want a beautiful, rich, ac
ceptable Holiday present, you will
find it a Schutz's jewelrj- store that's
the place to get It. It will do you
, good to call and esamine his stock of
! jewelry.
Breakfast and country bacon,
qmrnrwirert hams find dried beef, bv
Stfven,on a Cross.
i James R. Perkins died in a saloon ;
at Seward on the evening of January
30th 1S76, in a sudden manner, while
under the influence of liquor. His
trial last week in the Seward county
District court, and resulted in a ver-
diet of $3,000 for the plaintiff. Fluin
dealer. If there were more such prosecu
tions saloon keepers would become
more cautious as to whom they sold
liquor. We can call to mind inebri
ates in this citv whose wives.should
i anything serious befall their hus
bands while intoxicated, would have
! good cause of action against the per
ison who sold or gave the liquor. We
D
Great Reduction
In prices of TEAS at Nickell's Drug
and Book Store. Please call and see.
Arrangements are made with the
publishers of The Advertiser b
which students can enter the Great
Mercantile College, iveokuk, Iowa,
at about half price. The Great Mer-
cantile College is bringing a practical
education within the reach of thou
sands of young men who can not af
ford to attend the high priced col
leges, tf
Goods for the Million,
Another nice lot of Stoves com
ing for Stevenson & Cross.
There would not be a life lost in
starting fires with coal oil were the
principle of ao doing thoroughly un
derstood. There is no danger in coal
oil when it is away from fire. There
would never have been an explosion
had there not been actual flames or
smoldering embers in the aches of the i
stoves into which the fluid was pour- I
ed. A mere spark or even the linger
injr heat of a fire in the iron of a stove)
ti.. :.. .t.. :-i.: r "
is wnac wm cause tne miscniet. ,
Central City Courier. j
There is no mistake about the above
except the remark, "There is no dan
ger in coal oil when ut is away from
fire." We often hearof lamps explod
ing ; and we once saw a stationarv
side-lamp explode when there was not
nonnn within ftcnnfp faot of il- onH
kj w a u a tf a vu a a a w v - fcTh.wxaavaaji
there was no fire near it excepting
the blazing wick in the lamp
The
assertion that coal oil is only safe
when "away from the fire" is true,
however, if taken in a seuse differet t
from that meant by the Courier. Keep
it away from fire, don't light the
I lamp and thus only is it that there is
no danger in coal oil. But what are
we going to do for light? Go back to
tallow dipsand "stars?" We can't
well do this, and so go on running the
risks of explosion.
HARXESS.
Best Wagon, Carriage and Buggy
Harness, Saddles, &c, for sale low
by Stevenson & Cro3.
Tliey are at Tour Door.
Brown's Celebrated Remedies for DIim t
t eases of tbe U'cit.
Blackberry and Ginger, for the
Stomack and Bowels. Cough Balsam
and Tar Troches, forThroatandLung i
Affections. Arnica Liniment and
Salve, for Sprains. Swellings and Ul
cers. Hair Tonic, for Beautifying
and Preserving the Hair. Parisian
Lily Balm, for the Complexion. Eu
reka Ague Pills, that never fail to
cure the Chills, and Brown's Liver
Pills, known to every family where
they have been tried as the Great
Remedy for Headache, Torpid Liver,
and Billiousness.
Ask for them and take no other.
For sale by A. W. Niekell. H. C.
Lett and W. H. McCreerv. Brown
ville, Neb. 23tf
Cigars! Cigars! Cigars!
By Stevenson & Cross.
L. G. Lockwood, at his steam re
pair and wagon shop, has everything
needed in the construction or repair
of light or heavy wagons, bug
gies, or farm machinery of any kind,
either in iron or wood."
Flour, Bacon and Salt, by Ste
venson & Cross.
We are prepared to do the best,
neatest and cheapest job work on the
shortest notice.
Iron and Wagon Timber; big
stock, lower than ewr nfToro,? s
It Will Pay You
To buy all kinds of
4-1m?-9c BT1J ll.:ij..4n 4VY.-w.Mf.
SC. -- ouu jiiXilil Cia- W1UTC3,'!
at Low-man's.
The Presby terianBociable will be
at the residence of A. H. Gilmore, on
Thursday evening of this week. In
vitation extended to all.
JiToxe' new Cloiliing,
JlTcGfee roTs.
at
E. Bachelorannounces elsewhere
in this paper, and also by handbills,
that be will offer his household and
kitchen furniture for sale on Satur
day, the loth inst.
Scott's Hog-Cure,
Bv Stevenson & Cross.
Capt. Bailey now occupies jNo.
34 Main street, (Hoadley building.)
as an office. He is comfortably fitted
up, and if the price of hog3 will ad
vance, he will take great pleasure in
paying you a little more for them
than you can get elsewhere.
Tf. E. McCREERY
Has Fresh Drugs, Wall Paper,
School and Blank Books, Bird Cages,
Paints, Glas3, Oils, etc., at lower pri-
ces than any bouse in Brownville,
Religion.
St. DEBOIN-, Nov. 25, 1S77.
Whereas, we desire to call Elder
Wm. P. Shockey, of Aspinwall, to
the good work of preaching the Gos
pel, and know that he must be re
compensed, therefore we earnestly so
licit all lovers of Free and Universal
Salvation, in the following neighbor
hoods, to meet at Aspinwall Temper
ance Hall, on Sunday, Dec. 30, at 11
to hold a true and hu-
o'clock A. m.
mane sociable, bringing gifts of sub-
jstantials for family wants eatable
' and clothing of any kind.
! This request is sent by "The Union
j Mission of TJuiversalists" at St. De-
roin, Xeb.
Miss L. Tboma3. Mrs. Marv Over-
, mBn r. n.n Wfltp mmmtl(f Af
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St. Dernin.
Mrs. Han. Rowan, Mr. J. L. Hitt,
committee at Aspinwall.
Messrs. Jesse Ballard, Ira Ballard,
Prof. Cook, committee at Ballard.
Mrs. Henry Plasters, Mr- Wesley
Penny, committee atBrownville.
Mrs. C. Tucker, Mr. C. Tucker,
Hon. C. Howe, committee at Bedford.
Mrs. Geo. Shook, Hon. George ami
John Shook, committee at Hillsdale.;
U. S. Senator Saunders sends us
copies of the Congressional Record for
which favors he has our thanks.
For Boy's Clothing, go to
McGee Bro.
Uncle Sam's Condition Powder
cures and prevents disease. Every
stock raiser should have it on hand to
be used as occasion may require. If'
your drunrfot does not have the genu
ine Uncle Sam's, do not be deceived
with an inferior article, but send to
theEmmert Proprietary Co., Chicago,
and get ft for vourself. For sale by
A. W. 2fickell,"Brownville, Neb.
Dr. Winchell's Teething Syrup is
a safe and sure remedy for diarrhoea,
dvsentery and children's complaints
generally. It should he in every
house where there are children. Moth
ers, cive it a trial. For sale by A. W.
Niekell, Brownville, Neb.
Cod Fish, at Huddnrt's.
at Nickell's Drug and
A Pair of Three Tear Old
lJules
For sale. Enquire of
Bor.T Teare.
Brownville, Neb.
The rapidly increasing demand
forEIIert's Extract of Tar and Wild
Cherry, is a positive indication of its
merits. Thousands of individuals who
have heen cured of coughs, colds,
bronchitisan.l incipient consumption.
where otljer remedies have failed, are
".; r' proois posswiie uui li..3 .,
wUhout rinuht. t! e best couirh remedy
A, t - "L-l- At-. l..f.
yet discovered. For sale by Niekell
Farmers, livery men. and harness
maker;, who have used Uncle Sum's
Harness Oil, will neverueany other.
It is the best and only reliable oil in
the market. It received the highest
v . award at the Centennial Exposition of
1S76. For ale by all first class har-
ne-3 eStahllsnmentS. BHU DV A.
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Niekell, Brownville.
Dr. Jaque's German Worm Cakes
arp a saff- and frieient remedv for
worms. These cakes never fail to de
stroy worms and remove them from i
thesyptem. Forsaleby A.W.Nickell.
DEATHS.
3irDDL"E70X Kt the residence of his
mother, in this clty.December 4. ISTT.of Inn?
fever. Charlie, son of J. W. and A. C. MW
dletcn, aged sixyears and ten days.
Funeral services at residence to-day,at I
o'clock P. iL
a
" A CARD.
To all who are suffering from the errors
and indiscretions of yonth. nervons weak
ness, early decay, loss of manhood, &c, I
-will send a recipe that will enre you. FBEE
OF CHARGE. This great remedy was dis
covered by a missionary in Boatn Amcrlea.
Send a self-addressed envelope to the Rev.
Joseph T. Inman; Station D, Bible House,
New York City. 19yl
Auction Sale.
HOUSEHOLD & IITCIEIL
nJHMITURE.
The undersigned will offer for sale to the
highest bidder for cash, on
Saturday, Dec. loth,
His Household and Kitchen Fnrnltnre, con
sisting, in part, of
BBJXDING,
BJSDSTJSADS.
JPABLOB STOT3B.
Tables, Stands, Wardrobe, Safe, Etc
I will also offer
SEVEBAL PDTE PICTUEES,
Among which will be "Washington and Fam
ily. Uncoia and Family,
Family.
Also will be sold a fine
and Grant and
6-Year-Old Cow,
that wIU befresh in a few weeks. Also many
other desirablearticles to numerous lo men-
tlon. The above articles wUl be sold for
CASH OKLT.
Sale at 1 o'clock P. 3T.. on 3f ain street.
It Will Pay You
VI To buy Tie Racking: Iaces. !
! Y1 .... - r2a. OT J9 I
JTWWUWUSt. BVUetX'S. Slii. ZlcLHU
kerchieft, &c. &c. at Lowmau's.
EEIGHBOEHOOD SEWS.
Par&Ubed by Special Correspondents
for The Advertiser.
London.
Iso preventing prvidence there
will be a teachers'institute at London
school house next Saturday night.
In the note of the death of Chas.
Pascoe, it should have been Orville,
not Charles.
Some people do not believe there
is any inspired utterances in these
days. Sut 1 do. II there ever was, i
in the history of the world, need of'
inspiration, it is in these days. Were
the words spoken from the desk in
the Methodist Church last Sunday
morning the utterances of inspira
tion? Some who heard them may
think otherwise, but I believe they
were.
That is what is coming to pass,
is it? A meeting in Brownville of
"Free Thinkers and those holding
liberal views on religion." It would
seem it was high time for such a
meeting, if people are to be "lynched
nd horsewhipped for their faith," or
want of faith, ratber. Don't yon see
professed christians are losing faith in
the divinity of their religion, and
think they must conquer by the sword
and "rawhide?" The Christ said.
Put up the sword, for those who use
the sword shall perish by the sword.
"I can praj unto my Father and
will send me legions of i
Christians should look for help from
! lhe "hiSher courts," not the weapons
r iki r-
November 2Sth a Eon was added
to the household of Rev. Beggs.
This is exactly to the point:
"We have no sympathy for the Paine
theology, but remembering grateful
ly the patriotic services of Mr. Paine,
it rejoices in his vindication from the
hnrtTPs nf hvnfxrfv nnd drniifcpii- I
ness."
Aeents!are canvassing for the
"Analvais of the Bible." Students)
of the'Bibie-aud every one should i Seeders. Slielleis, HayEakes. &C
be ought bv all means to have a copv I
of this work. The arrangement iDMM PI ATHflDy ?PBIMf UJ A H fl M Ife Stjles-Piaer aad Cheaper
farsimprior to anvthins? of the kind
ever published. Those who have not
read the bible much, will find that
bringing together in one chapter all
that pertains to oue subject, will ena-
f ble them to learn a great deal in a
short time. Such should not fail to
1 secure this work.
99
FAT
HOGS
Will pay the highest market price in
CASH.
E. McLaughlin.
T ETTER HEADS, e
f BILL HEADS
Neatly plntedst thlsoQce.
Book Store. Call and
. IT PATS TO TBADE AT THE -
West End
i Grocery Store
Successor to
G. Tv . BRATTON,
Dealer in
IjJriUuJCjiMCjO
A N D
PROVISIONS!
Full stock of
STAPLE AM FMOT GOODS
always on hand.
Country Produce "Wanted.
A share of yonr patronage respect
fully solicited.
Tiios. I.
21 w4
eFoiieS.
J". H. BAUEEJ
MaaafeeMreraad Dealer 1b
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Blajatets, BmsL.es, Jly Nets. &c.
' Kr Kepairiar done on Miort BoUce. TUe eele-
brated Vacanni Oil Blacking, fer preserving Hr -
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Books, WritingrBesks, Bibles, AHm-my. CMnsc
Tea Sets, Toilet Sets, Toy and Piaely BoTxnd
Gift Books, AntograplL Allm-m Sy Parian Busts
and many nice gifts too numerous to mention,
at tne Irng and Book Store of
W. H. McCEEEET.
i
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The Largest Stock
HARDWARE
GROCERIES
STOVES
TINWARE -ATD TIN" SHOP
JL m&M. If jfeJi-lii KepalTtnsaiwi Job Work doae Promptly.
II &&24iiM tL Jkiif 4JO&2A or Retail, tower than ever eSfered
"KFATT?! Carpenter and Horse.
SQOEEKBBE,GUJJBEDSTOIEBBL
It,
Flour.
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LIME, HATS. CEMENT AKD SAN3.
BATW WAfrfTO! COJIPLETE-TVAKKAKTED I
..l Y mU Wt W BEST WAGOy IS AMERICA.
JOHN DEEEE'S STANDARD" PLOWS,
Graujsr, Swllcey, nnd Otlicrs.
SUDIICI SHELLEB
Unlll I i-fl i 1 Uillll 01 III it U 12 nUUllO tan ever before oSered la lb sk
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BODUCE
OOXIVXETICIJL..
CHICAGO MARKET.
Following Is a dally summary e the Chi
cago market for the past wee&. saode ap from
the Chicago Datiy Tribune's report. As we
go to press Wednesday afternoon, er report
will only be up to and Including Tuesday of (
eaefa week.
JYeifrer 3S. Wheat ;1.? cash and S1.07-, ,
for December. Corn. SOc cash and -TTJ for ,
December. Barley, 9lc cash, and 9Se for ,
Deember. Hegs, L21S. Cattle Si50a '
5J5.
JYbcowderga, NoqcotattoDS ; Banks, Board
of Trade and blies houses dosed la ob
servance of Thaaksgtvin? day.
JVrem6T-3a. Vhest,SI.W"cas and S1JT
for January. Corn. 58c November, lif for
December. Barley. 99J4 cash, and M4 for
Janaary. Hogs, U5i.5. Cattle, SS.M
$5M.
December L Wheat closed ?I.Ki cash and
31.KK for Jaauary. Corn. 4Se cosh and
-JOT., for January. Barley. 51 cash and tS
for Jianary. Hogs, S4.15L59. Cattle. 52.S2 .
Drener 3. Wheat. 3!.B for cash aad '
i SI.CT? for January. Cora. 42c cash and -ilc
'for January. Barley. 61' 4c cash and 82r for,
get just the thing to
Jaxnary. Cattle, 2i4ij.Ei: Hogs. 3S.303
December 1 Wheat, SI (Txi cashud SLOP
January. Corn 41 cosh and 41 for Janu
ary. Barley, 61 cash, and 62?i for January.
Hoj.'S,SL3SUi Cattle. LS55l25.
STANDARD WEIGHTS.
i The fellow In? tAble shews the number of
. poands in a boshei of the various articles
mentioned:
1 Appier!, dried 21 1 Peaches SS
Barley 43 1 Potatoes, Irish
Beans, castor..
4i j Potatoes, sweet .58
69 1 Pens 69
3 I Kye 56
I Beans, wHe
jiraii-
Bockwbeat
35 1 Salt
S I SEBDS.
CoaI.stoe
f Corn, on cob
.01 Bine Grass.
t vrn. shelled .
ja I Clover.
69
Corn ileal .
5 i Flax.
Pair, plastering; I Hemp M
Hay. ton 2. IXM Osace Oribsb tt
fc oar. tra"d. esi! 12 I Sonrhnai
Ltme, Basiaeked b f Timothy
45
-35
Malt, Barley 30 Turnip
Oafci Si Wheat
Onions
OakmSets
-5! t Broom Cwh 44
IHnnearian 45
MUlet
-
THE BnOWXVILLE MARKETS.
BHovrxrxia-S. Deeezafeex a. Ji77.
SROTCXriLLK XJTX STOCK MARKXT.
CORRECTED BY B. 21. KAILET. STOCK EABX
ab SHirrsit.
Hops
Steer. JMr to
Cows, 6rt
BRO nSTZLLg GRAiy MAUKMT.
COXKBCTKB Br. R. WILX, riMMCCK A?T
onauttejttjy xRHcn.,yr.
i &3&y
Ml.
sprtee;.
ISA S9
w
Rye
Barley.
Corn In theissr, eld.
shelled.
STRRET JfASJOSZ-PRODUCE.
COKKECTEa WEEKI.Y BT JOSBPK HCIMM.ET,
DKAI.BK IN SIieCBXIa? AS It PKDWCS.
Corn 3feal, - Mi
Batter.
H2S
lard
t 0125
- 13 3
12Jtf 15
M
4 39
9smn w
3 SQ& W
Potatoes.
, Apples.
Onions.
Chickens, eW. per desen
ChlcKess, sprtnz. per doz
rnlcken,arftsed, a.
Tarkeys. dressed, ?&
S M
Wood."? card
3SS5W
Hay,? tn . i 39
JU7TAH. JTARKST.
Floor, Hannibal fail wheat .
SCO
4 50
23
2C0
2 DO
5
23
I 80
" Eagle 3IK1 fall wheat
" Glen Reck fell wheat
" Glen Byjck. Sjring wheat
Sheridan spring wheat
Xemaha Valley springs
Graham
Apples .
Bran and Shorts mixed, per MO
Corn, per trash el
Snpir, coffee A, 5f & for
Extra. C. S Bs
1 CO i
brown. 9 2
1C0
ICQ
ieo
751 25
23
SO
I Coffee, Rio, to i fcs
O. G.Java, Slbs.
Teo.
yrnp, ier gal 1
, j
oil. waypUIoB-.-
, "VThite Fish. per klt-
Salt, per barrel-
Coal Ft. Scott red. pec ton.
seo
- Made, per tan.
r
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and Lowest Prices in
at.t. sziisrx)S-
GIFTS
JPOS&o-
m
EAXGES, COOKIXG, HEATD?e,
The latest styles and fiacst S&fcsbed ever before oTere.
Sacon. Etc.
MOUNTED POWER
NEW IMPROVED.
mmcSbt
"VNr-lsrTS'ID.
T M. BAILEY,
SUTPTSX. AVB ..UCK XX
LTVE STOCK
7-
Fsners,plece call ant ge prices r I waa,J
to handse your stoefc.
OSke-M Main street. Jfradley bsthMa.
HAvE 3TOI1' SBEH
1118
HK-rias perofeased fefce
ELEPHAlVT"
UVEBTAID FEED STABLES
J Trisa toaasoancc that I am prepared to
do a first eias."!.vc3 business.
Josli Rogers,
please. Great variety.
WEST END
HiT Hi
V
I wl?h to inform tbe public that I
have opened the
WEST 2KB MAEKST,
where will at all times be found
FRESH MEAT,
GA3JDE. POTJXTRT, 5co
whieh will be served to customers at
livinsr prices.
Soliciting- a share of your patron
age, I am your obedient servant.
Wm. T. MGore.
21miy
B.in.sOTJDEB..
XMBfttctnr
-I r-eer Tf
HARNESS, SADDLES, WHIPS,
COLLAES, BHZDIS,
ZINK PAD5. BKPSKKS. BI.15SET.
Kobes, &C.
Fsn -Ucfc readr ua- good eoofttMtty tkxmOi
3S. HUDBASrS
Peace and. Quiet
Saloon and Billiard Hall!
THE BEST OF
Brandies, Wines, Gins, Alcohols
;
And Viiisrilclcjs.
rVo. -43 Jlaln Street, Opposite Sherman
Houjc, Brownville. ieDrstlca.
METBOPOLITAH HOTEL,
X.IXCOL.X; XEB.
SNIIER & VTRIG-HT,
PROPRIETOBS.
Thls.bao.se is now cos4cteti to fcreufcim
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j Stevenson & Cross,
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