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THURSDAY, APRIL 11. 1S7S.
TIME CARDS.
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Publishers' Xotloes.
I.ai. Nothjbs. set as ordinary reading matter,
-rol be cfearxe tea eente per Use. each laserUon.
"Set Mi dtafrfsy type. Sfteea cents a Hue.
Authorized Agcnt6.
Titto Uses are ear astborised ageBts at Kenaa-
& etty w receive and receipt Iter monies dee ns.
Tmov a Bdximis oor satbortaed agent In Glen
Back precinct to receive sad receipt for xaenies
owe as mi subscript toe.
X j.RxTTan, at St. Derate, is ear artberised agent
at that plaee.to reeelve subscriptkms and adver-
tMs. and to collect and receipt lor monies due
TH8 AVBRTK.
JMS s. xixicK is ear authorized agent at Aspin
wU, to receive wibscriptton and advertlring. and
otllect and receipt for monies dee as.
FAIRBROTHER &. HACKER,
imbltsbers Advertiser.
BUSINESS BREVITIES.
Showery Jleuday.
Unpleasant Tuesday.
See Stroble's new "ad."
. Cora planting has ooramenced.
Sugar cured hums at Huddart's.
Potatoes, all kinds, Stevenson &
Crops.
Letter heads, hill heads, state
ments. When a nr.aH is down try to help
him up.
Tried and true; take it for a year
only $2 00.
Money to loan on farm?. Apply
to T. L. Seuick.
Bird Cases, big stock, chenpt
Stevenson &. Cross.
28.000 bushels oorn wanted by
1 law ley & Douglas.
School commenced Monday for a
term of eight weeks.
Have you seen the Hayworth
fence post and wire?
For men's and boys' plow shoes,
go to Pat Cline'fi-
Oranges and Lemons, at Hud
dart's, fresh and nice.
Ohofee line of Poeket and Table
Cutlery, at H. C. Letts.
Nice stock of clocks, watches and
jewelry, at Joseph Sehutz'.
Nice fitting drawers for gentle
men cut ami made at March's.
Exira copies of Tin: Advertiser
can hereafter be had of A. W. Nickel.
Stevenpon & Cross will sell Gro
ceries as eteap as any house hi Brown -
vilie
That veranda, when completed,
will add much to the appearance of
the new hotel.
Cook Stove?, Ranges, the best
and latest styles, and lowest prices, by
Stevenson &, Cross.
As has i.eea remarked . by Eeveral
ofourpromineiitcitiaens, "the weath
er is deareeahk."
R. S. Hannaford says there is no
middle-man between him and the fac
tory. Go and see him.
Queensware direct from Boston,
for Stevenson & Cross. New styles
and lower prices than ever before of
fered. otwitbndigwahave printed
more horse hills this t&ason than for
many years, we are not yet out of
"picture."
If you want nurserj' stock any
kinde of fruit trees, shrubbery, roses,
vvergreens, etc. Furnas has the best
and cheapeFt.
Wall pper, sbades, traveling
baskets, Vird cages, croquet pet? at re
duced prices, at McCreery's drug and
book store. 41mS
Mrs. J. W. Ford will give Piano
and Organ Ippsoiif, at residence on
College-st.. first house east of High
Sohool Building.
A train of twenty-four cars left
our depot Friday moniine:, mostly
cottle, hogs, and grain. How's that
for one day's shipment ?
Hannaford has on the way the
largest stock of cane-seat work ever
brought to Brownville, and which
will be sold at low figures.
Joseph L. Roy, undertaker, is
prepared to embalm bodies so that
they will retain their color, making
it entirely unnecessary for the use of
ice. He also hat robes in stock.
Prof. Rich says that Brownville
merchants sell goods much cheaper
than merchants of Falls City, and for
that reason he purohased quite a sup
ply here before leaving for that burg.
Ever Blooming Roses.
Geo. Furnas has a few choice varie
ties of ever-blooming roses, hardy for
opt door culture, rIpo a few climbing
roBes Bait. Belle, Seven Sisters, Per
sian, Yellow, and White Ayrshire.
Call and get one before the' are all
gone.
SplftHilidJShBwing of Slillinory.
Mrs. Cook at the old stand, foot of
College street, is now receiving from
time to time a very excellent stook of
the most fashionable and latest styles
of all kinds of goods in her line. Hats
and trimmings for the same, and her
show case of Fancy Goods, are superb
nnd exoel any display ever before
brought to this city. Her old custo
mers, and, all of city and country are
invited 0 oal! and examine her goods.
Ex'tra Pise Grape Vines.
George Furnas, Main street, haB
just received a few hundred of the
tiwest rooted grape vines ever offerod
in any market. Concord, Martha,
(the white Concord,) Hartford, (the
earliest grape), Catawba, Ives, and
Roger's Hybrid, No. 15. They are
all superior varieties and superior
vine. Now is the time to get something-
nieeaod- cheap. G-l! at once.
H. C. LETT'S
NEW DEPARTURE !
HE IS STILL GIVIXG
12 Ss or that first-class X. O. Sugar for.
5 &s Coffee for .......
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8 &s Tea for
12 &s Peaches for..
11 Jbs Apples for -
S lbs Raisins for
1 oo
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1 00
100
100
50
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25
100
209
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10 fts Carolina Rice for
1 Kit AYblte Fish for
1 Set Glassware for
6 Nice Goblets for.
3 3- pound Can Tomatoes for.
4 Ears of Soap for .
5 gallons Coal OH for.
1 gallon mixed White Paint for.
1 gallon Iron Clad Red for.
1 Keg Sugar HonseSyrnp for..
210
Can Fruit, single can at case rates.
Tea, 88c, 40e, 60c, 60c, 75c, SI, and 51,20, with a
nice can for the first lot.
Tubs and Buckets, 20 per cent, cheaper than
ever before.
Blacklng,Scrub,PHintand Varnish Brushes.
THESE ARE CASH
prices, but will give for produce what
it will bring in the market.
And nil other goods at corresponding
prices. Don't be bluffed by others
saying that he don't do it; go see,
-save money for yourself, and do your
duty to your family.
WHEN
You want Men's, Youths' and
Boys' Clothing 'for Low Prices
and good quality, goto Lowman's.
Co oil Stoves.
New Charter Call and see, at Thos.
Richard's.
THAT ISCSBAjVD OF MIKE
Will buy his Clothing at
McGee $ Bro's.
Stock is now complete. Call, exam
ine and get prices.
Harness and Saddles.
Have sold several orders alrendy and
more coming.
Stevexsok & Cross.
THAT WIFE OF .HIKE
Will go to McGee & Bro's
for her Dress Goods and
Notions.
WHAT
want in Dross" Goods, Mus
Oalico, Percale, Chevoit,
You
lins,
Ticking, and all kinds of Domestic
and Imported goods, you can find
at Lowman's.
Farm Umplemcnts.
The largest and most complete line,
at the lowest prices, by the regulator,
Thos. Richards.
Call at B.Stroble's Baiiery
aad Variety Store. Ile'JI save
you money.
Three new lots of stoves ju&t ar
rived for Steveuson & Cross.
Go to Pat dines
For Ladies. Misses'. Men's and Boy's
boots and Fhoee. Full htock of all
stj'los and sizes.
SILK & SATIN.
lowman makes a "Specialty" in
Silk and Satin for Dress and Trini-
Iming.
SAK5L RESTAURANT,
Meals at all hours. L. Stroble,
prop.
Wire Cheek Rowers and Rope.
Stevexsox & Cross.
Island City and Savenport
Cultivators, warranted to In? better
than hh3' other in the market, by
Thos. Richards.
GRAND OPENING
Of new Siwmncr ClotJung
at McGee Bro's this week.
CaU and see tJiem.
Corn I'Janters!
Keystone, Union. Deere's, Western
and others, the bpst in the market, by
Stevexsox & Cross.
For Clonic Ulisde IXnots & Shoes,
Go to Put Cline's, for he always has
on hand the best brands of French
calf and kip leather.
ILnrsre variety Teas at cost,
at 15, StroIile'H Kaiterj and "Va
riety store.
IMo'.vs I Plows ! I Plows ! ! !
Lnid. ground and polished, by Abbott
& Emerv.
Corn Planters.
Quincy the boss, by Thos. Richards.
THAT
You can buy Hats, Caps, Shoes, &c,
&o.,at LOWMAN'S cheaper
than any other place in town, ev
ery "body will tell you.
SlacUsmita.
A good workman and reasonable
charges. Helmer's old stand, adjoin
ing brick block.
Furniture has come and is selling
low. Stevexsox & Cross.
A FULL LINE
Of Boys' and
Youths' Cloth-
ing, at J. L. McGee Bro's.
HYSTERICUS,
How cheap paints and oils are
Nickell's Drug and Book Store.
at
HO
Is it that LOWMAN always
has the largest and most complete
stock of Dry Goods, Clothing,
Notions. Furnishing Goods,
Hats, Caps and, Shoes? It
is because lie Buys for Cash and
Sells for Cash.
Good People,
Don't fail to look over E2. C. Lett's
low down prices. He keeps all he
advertises and more too.
The best and cheapest plows for
sale and willsoon be sold bi'Stevenson
&, Cross.
H. C. LSTT
Keeps a "full and complete line of
DRUGS nnd GROCERIES.
FARMERS,
J. L. McGee $Bro. zoiU sell
you Groceries cheaper than
any house in Brownvilld
WAlIi PAPER.
And Window Shades, of every pat
tern and st3'le, at Nickell's Drug and
Book Store.
TEAS, at Nickell's
Drug and Book Store.
IS pounds nice Brown
Sugar for 1, at McGee -Bro's.1
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.
Elder R. A. Hawley will preach
on the "Two Covenants," on Sunday
next at 11 a.m. Go and hear him.
The members of the Christian
Church have organized a Sunday
School, which will meet at 10 o'clock
a. m. R. A. Hawley superintendent.
Mrs. H. A. Brower will deliver a
lecture next Lord's day evening in
the Christian Church. Subject "Is
Eternal Life an inate, inherent prin
ciple of man, or is it a gift bestowed
conditionally?"
LOCAL PERSONALS.
John S. Minick has moved his
family to this city.
Prof. Rich moved his family to
Falls City Monday.
That confirmed old bacher, John
Bennett, went down to Savauah, Mo.,
last week.
Levi D. Hughes called Monday.
We are indebted to him for several
favors shown.
H. A. Brower went up into Iowa
last week to look after some real es
tate interests there.
Rev. J. T. Baird is visiting his
manj friends in Brownville. He is
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Hoadley.
Geo. S. Dunn, a former citizen of
Brownville but now of Trenton, Mo.,
is shaking hands with his many
friends here.
Thos. Burress, our agent at Glen
Rock, called Friday. He was iu the
city making his final returns as asses
sor for that precinct.
Mr. Wm. Burns, of Richardson
county, favored us with a call Thurs
day last, and renewed his subscrip
tion to Tiie Advertiser.
Mrs. J. M. Graham and Miss
Bertha Church, of this city, and Miss
Lizzie Holmes, of Nemaha City, par
ticipated in the concert at Prairie
Union Church last Friday evening.
Prof. Lippitt is winning for himself
an enviable reputation as a musical
director.
The following notice of our old
friend John Creason, which we clip
from the Hall county Independent,
will be rend with interest by his.mauy
friends in this county .
Mr. Creason of the South side of
the Platte has a fine lot of peach and
apple trees in excellent condition and
promising a fine yield of fruit this
season if the weather continues favor
able. Mr. Creason expects to carry
off the first premium at the Hall
county fair on peaches and apples and
we hope he mnj be successful.
Old Settler's Association of Nemaha
County.
The Old Settlers of Nemaha count3
are respectful I3' requested to meet at
Judge StulPs office, Brownville, Neb.,
at 2 o'clock p. m., Saturda3 April 20,
IS7S. for the purpose of effecting a
permanent organization. It is im
portant that a full attendance be rep
resented at this meeting from all parts
of the count3T.
A. S. Hoi,IiADAY, T. P.
Granger please cop3'. 42w2
The Members of the Nemaha Coal
Company
And all others interested in develop
ing the coal deposits of Nemaha and
Richardson Counties, are requested to
meet at Larkin, Saturda3, April 20 at
one o'clock p. m.
On or before said date even' person
having subscribed aid to said compa
ny will please pay to treasurer of said
compaii3 their respective subscrip
tions, as we wish, if possible, to make
another effort at prospecting, and it
takes uioney to get drilling done.
Lewis Fisher.
Attention !
There will be.a uieetiug of the Cem
utar3' Association at Nemaha City
school house at 2 o'clock on the after
noon of Saturda3' April 13th, to hear
the report of J. M. Hacker, and tran
sactother important business. A large
attendance is requested to be pretent.
B3' order of the Board of Trustees.
J. P. Ckotiier,
Chairman.
Four Year Old Pear Trees at 20 cts.
Each.
George Furnas is selling large,
I healthy four year old pear trees at 25
cents, single tree, or$20 per 100. They
are all well known hardy varieties.
Such bargains will not likely ever
again be offered. The stock will not
remain on Hale over Saturday next.
Evergreens and 0 User Nursery Stock
at Auction.
On Saturday afternoon next, Geo.
Furnas will close out at auction the
Rtock at his sales 3'ard, Main street,
Brownville, all stock remaining on
hand at that time. Consisting of
Evergreens, Flowering Shrubs, Shade
Trees, Peach and Pear trees, Black
berries, Strawberries, etc., etc
Sweet I'otatoe Plants
Now readj" for deli veiy at the Fur
nas Farm near Brownville, at 40 cts
per 100 or S3.50 per 1.000.
HOW
Is it that Lowman always
JifUS the largest and most
complete stock of Dry Goods
Notions, Clothing, Fiwnish
ing Goods, Eats. Caps and
Shoes? It is because he
buys for Cash and sells for
Cash.
A 400 Acre Pasture.
I have a well-fenced 400 acre pasture
near Nemaha Cit3 with good grass,
water and timber, which I have fixed
up for the purpose of pasturing hors
es. Any person having horses they
wish pastured and well cared for,
will do well to call on me at Nemaha
Cit3 Rayburx Elliott.
Do not neglect a Cough or Cold.
Ellert'? Extract of Tar and Wild
Cherrj is a standard remedv, and
will cure a cough in half the time re
quired by ordinary remedies. In asth
matic and bronchial affections, and all
throat and breast diseases, it is truly
great medicine and has saved many
valuable lives. It never fails to give
satisfaction. Sold by A. W. Nickel!.
Easter Bunday, 21st inst.
Nice warm rain on Monday.
Tecumseh has organized a Unl
versalist Sunday School.
District court is being held at Te
cumseh, Johnson county, this week.
Conveyancers' blanks of all kinde,
on best paper, at The Advertiser
office.
If the old sign proves true this
will be a dry moon she lays right on
her back.
The article of J. H. Dundas, on
the subject of temperance will appear
in our columns next week.
According to the Express, the
recently taken census of Beatrice
shows a population of 1,00-1.
Best letter head and bill head
paper and best assortment of envel
opes, at The Advertiser office.
T. B. Stevenson, Esq., was re
elected Mayor of Nebraska City ; and
E. L. Sa3're was re-elected clerk.
The Peru Herald has changed
hands again. Hi. Peery and Fenn
has it now. Long may they wave.
Remember, Gen. Roberts will
lecture in this city next Tuesdaj' even
ing. Tickets of admission 25 cents.
The residence of I. J. Thomas,
Otoe County, and all his household
goods, were destroyed by fire last Sat
urday night. Cause, a defective flue.
W. W. Brown, of the Nebraska
City Press, run for city clerk at the
recent election, and out of GIG votes
cast, Brown received one hundred and
fourteen !
A well edited little paper called
the Syracuse Journal, has reached our
table. It is published and edited by
Albert Jo3'ce at the town of Syracuse,
Otoe county Neb.
For the past week we have had
very beautiful pleasant days, but oc
casionally the nights have been alarm
ingly cool, and light frosts visible of
mornings. However, the fruit buds,
we believe, are as yet unharmed.
If you want 3our old plows
brightened and polished, so the' will
run through the soil like "greased
lightning," take them to Grant Clev
er Lockwood's old shop. Clover is
well prepared for such work. And if
3ou want a new plow he can make
3'ou one, and make it right.
Peru Herald: It is expected that
the Christian "Big Gun," (Elder Cart
wright.) and theMethodist"Cannon,"
(Rev. Presson.) will open firo at each'
other as soon as "the leaves come out."
This debate will be interesting, and
the hearers will no doubt learn wheth
er'the road to heaven is over dr3' land
or by water.
Quincy Whig,Zd: The work of
ln3'ing track on the extension of the
Quincy, Missouri & Pacific rail road
west from Kirksville will commence
to-morrow. Mr. Amos Green, super
intendent of the line, was iu the citjT
to-daj" purchasing sledges and materi
al for the work, which is to be pushed
forward vigorous-.
Mr. Hard3' was reelected Ma3'or
of Lincoln, and the whole Republi
can ticket was elected, excepting an
alderman or two. The contest made
1)3- a part of the temperance people
was very warm but the3' fuiled, be
cause not united. But in the ele tion
of Hard3 just as good and efficient a
temperance man was elected as if the
temperance ticket had succeeded.
The following are Tecumseh '?
new cit3' officers : A. Cook, Mayor ;
C. V00dle3', Treasurer ; Robert Crow,
Clerk; H. A. Miles, Man
W. McKee, Police Judge ;
Dunlapp, Civil Engineer;
Holmes, Alderman in First
hal
R.
W. L.
W. H.
Ward :
John Holden, Alderman in Second
Ward ; Calvin Buckmau, Alderman
in Third Ward.
Judge Church delivered the ad
dress before the Red Ribbon Eociet3'
last Tbursda3- evening. It was a very
good address, but we observed that
not many of the members were out to
hear it. We should think they would
attend the meetings. This being the
size of the meetings while the thing
is hot just figure out what it will b
when it gets cold.
A special communication of Ne
maha Valley Lodge, No. 4, A. F. & A.
M. is hereby called for Friday even
ing April 12th, for the purpose of re
ceiving an official visit from the Cus
todian of this district, by order of the
R. W. G.'M. A full attendance is
desired, as matters of interest and im
portance will be considered. By
or-
der W. M. B. F. Souder,
Sec'v,
We congratulate the city ofTe
cumseh upon the admirable financial
showing of its school district. The
Chieftain sa3's :
Financially, our school district, No.
32, is second to none iu the State. We
are informed that there are no old
claims against the district, and $1,700
iu the hands of the Treasurer. The
teachers have all been paid in cash
every mouth for three 3-ears past.
Grant Clover, called at our office
Tuesday morning. He showed u. a
letter from his old home at Xings
ville, Pennsylvania, which contained
the mournful tidings of the death of
his youngest brother, Holden Clover,
who died at Kingsville on the 21st of
March last. Our fellow citizen has
our warmest 83-mpath3.
Try Uncle Sam's Nerve andBone
Liniment for Rheumatism, Pprain
Bruges &c. Sold by A. W. NTdkell!
The State Board of Assessment
has fixed upon the valuation of the
railroads in Nebraska for assessment
purposes :
No. of Per
miles mHe.
Union Pacific railroad . 455 SI8.65S
B. & M. in Neb. and O. & S. W 137 5.4S0
Omaha &N."y. -47 3.382
St. Joseph &. Denver S3 3.S12
Sioux City &. Pacific 2 4,278
Fremont Elkhorn Valley SI 3,311
Atchison i Nebraska 110 -5.74S
Nebraska Hallway 111 4,300
Omaha fc Republican Valley 80 .613
Covington. Columbus &B.H.. 28 3,198
The April number of the Nebras
ka Farmer is before us, clean and
bright as one of those dollars
right from the mint. In turning ov
er its pages we find them filled with
timely and seasonable articles from
such writers as J. Sterling Morton,
Prof. Samuel Aughey, Lawrence
Bruner, C. H. Walker, R. W. Fur
nas, Prof. Culbertson, Dr. Mansfelde.
etc. We eeldom see such an array of
talent a3 this on an3T periodical and it
ought to guarantee the greatest pros
perity to the Farmer. It should be a
visitor to every home in Nebraska.
State Journal : A good man3 of
our State exchanges are grumbling
about Kansas receiving so man3 more
settlers this yoar than Nebraska. We
advise them not to be troubled. Noise
must not be taken for numbers. The
actual fact is, that the average num
ber of immigrants per da3 that cross
the Missouri to Nebraska is nearty if
not quite as great as that reported b3'
our Kansas friends, though notnearl3"
as man3T boasting dispatches are sent
to the eastern papers. And it is a fact
that the B. & M. R. R. Co. is selling
more land every month than an3'
Kansas compaii3 without sa3'ing
much about the matter to anytod3'.
Attorney General G. H. Roberts
was to have lectured in this city on
Tuesday evening of this week, but on
account of poor health could not be
with us. On Tuesda3' morning we
received .a dispatch from Gen. Roberts
saying he was sick and requesting
postponement for one week. We at
once gave notice to the public by
printed handbills, that the lecture wa6
postponed. The da3 being rainj and
ver37 disagreeable, the failure was no
great disappointment. A great man3'
tickets have been sold, and the Gen
eral ma3 be expected to be with us,
without fail, on Tuesda3 evening,
16th inst., when we hope to have
more agreeable weather.
The Fall3 City Journal in notic
ing the exhibition given b3r the Falls
City high school, thus highly com
pliments one of Brownville's fairest
young ladies and best singer: "The
singing b3' Miss Gates, of Brownville,
was particularly fine. Attherequest
of Mrs. Banks, she sang that sweet
old song, "AnnieLauri," in a man
ner at once pleasing and sorrowful.
The delicious intonations of her voice,
the p.er,fectafE of Imr time, her entire
grasp of the beaut3 and sentiment of
the song, together with her perfect
self command, and complete control
of the instrument, all manifested the
highest culture and the most thorough
training. All present were charmed
and delighted with her singing."
We haven't received acop3'of the
Rrownville (Nebraska) Advertiser
for Eix weeks. What's the matter.
Wash ? W hat's u p, Dory ? Th e A D
vertiskr is the only exchange we re
ceive from New Braska as some of
our Hoosiers speak it and we admit
that we" don't want to miss a single
number. Tbe Indianian has been
sent as regular! v a? publication da3
rolls 'round. Northern Indianian.
There is nothing else, that we can
think of now, more provoking to
publishers than to know that their
paper does not reach its destination.
Nrilrwng more calculated to ruffle the
temper of a mild-mannered even tem
pered editor. But it is a trial they
have frequently to encounter, and the
worst of it is, so far as we are concern
ed, the evil is without a remed3. Wo
have never failed to mail to the Indi
anian, si 1 ce it has been on our ex
change list, ever3'Thur3da3 morning,
a cop3 of our paper, in the same wa3
and manner, as we have mailed to
each of our subscribers ; and wh3' it
should fail to reach Yarsaw for six
consecutive weeks, is entirety beyond
our ken. We Value the Indianian
above all our weeklies, for both its
sterling worth and for the news it
brings from the hum e of all the fore
noon ot our life. We are grateful to
our old friend, Gen. Williams, the
editor, for sending us the Indianian.
Wo receive it regular and try to re
ciprocate the favor far as we can.
Reub. ina3- detect why lie fails to get
The Advertiser, la be sure it does
not reacli the Warsaw post officer?
Does not some of the office 003-3 get
it aud "freeze to it?" We hope the
difficulty will be removed iu some
way.
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There is no earthty boon more
precious'than good health, and it be
comes its possessor to endeavor to re
tain it. If you are assailed with such
provoking ills as siok headaches, tor
pid liver, sour stomach and a general
feelingof wearinessand disgust, don't
go and commit suicide ; but take E1I
ert'eDay light Liver Pills and be cur
ed. Sold by A. W. Nickell.
Blanks, all kinds; at this office.
SAYS CALL AND SEE HIS STOCK,
IT IS TOO LARGE AND CHEAP TO
ENUMERATE. .
RECEIVING -MOUE BAILY.
Commisssouers Conrt Proceedings.
The ApriMerm of the Commission
ers Court was held last week. Officers
present, J. H. Peer3 J. H. ShookVnd
J. Higgius, Commissioners ; W. E.
Majors, Clerk and R. V. Black, Sher
iff. The following business waB dis
posed of.
In the matter of the correction of
taxes paid by J. Adams, as set forth
in statement now on file, it was or
dered that the same be granted.
R. V. Black, sheriff, J. 8. Stull,
count3r judge, A. H. Gilmore, Treas
urer, and W. E. Majors, county olerk,
made their reports of fees collested for
the quarter ending April 1st, 1S7S.
Reports accepted an filed.
John Maxwell, Superintendent of
poor farm submitted his report from
Januarj 1st to April 1st, showing five
persons now in poor house. Expens
es reported $92.74. Grain on hand
between two thousand and three
thousand bushels corn, and sufficient
wheat for bread ; barle3, about 150
bushels. Twenty-five acres wheat
sown.
The official bond of Wm. Graver,
constable, Lafaj'ette precinct, was ap
proved. J. M. Hacker, county surveyor,
made his final report as commission
er on certain roaiLa iu town 5 range 15
and town 4 range 14.
In the matter of petition of Denn,
Cla3ton, et al, for vacation of certain
roads, the stirve-or was ordered to
view and report to the board.
Arccunts were allowed as follows:
James O. Stout & Bro. wood for Co $10 W
It. V. Black, Sberlft fees 69 -15
J. O'Pelt, board for jury tt
Lewis Thompson, tas on school laad
refunded ..... . .. . SI 51
T. L. Swan, cutting wood 8 S7
W. A. Polock, postage . ..... 7 75
Rabo Elliott, repairing iron bridge 4 00
Jaraes Doyle, labor on road 31 69
Cobus Goosman, M " " and bridge M-M
Seymour Howe " " " ....... W
E. Weisenrlder. sundries lor poor . 7 95
G. W. Hacker, chain man ............ 1 W
W. T. Hacker " 2 90
J. M. Hacker, surveying roads . 30 00
Wm. M. Young, labor on roads . 9 75
X. MeArthur W 0
H. L. Matthews, county physician . 25 00
V. S. Hacker, labor on poor farm..... Si M
J. S. Miniok, sundries for poor 1-1 S7
Tlioa. Richards " " " s SO
W.H.MeCreery ' 25
J 110. Maxwell, Sup't poor farm... 2W 09
John Bauafield, expense of pauper.... 9S
Jos.Hnddart " " " ISO
Palrbrotber & Haeker for printing MM
I. S. Nace,Kiindrles...... . 1 59
J. H. Broady, attorney in H. Ii. matters & 06
Ai(;. Batian. tnnl IgTKJ-tftX Tfrfniulml 9 44
M. M.Stover " " 337
Alex. Kearcs " " " 1 90
W. rl Lroranee " ' 34
State Bank, for rent of omoB. .. 30 00
C. II. Kennedy, labor on eoart hoaee... 1 00
S. P. Robertson, taking census Lafay
ette precinct
A. H. Gilmore, sundries . .
Henry Gibson, stationery .
St. Joe Steam Printing Co., stationery
State Journal Co., stationery. .
ThoB Richards buelset .... .
David Kemp, work on court boose
JohnUmland.lntereet refunded on tax
Wm. H. MeCreery, sundries .... ..
A. V. Xickell, sundries
W. H. Hoover, district clerk fees .
Philip Crother. Co. Sipt. fees.
Wm. Windahifile, tax refunded
Frank Scofleld, labor on court room.
F. Helmer, labor and material on eoart
R. Hatehett, labor on ooert room .
J. Fretis, labor on eourt room .
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22 15
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51 82
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100 79
17 00
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246 30
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27 90
250
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135
250
288
1120
Jno. Craddock, grand Jury witnee..
M. Barada, grand jury witness.... .
Grand Jurors iees .
Petit Jurors fees .
"! Ifc I OODMtla MH 1 H(H M MH) HIN HM
J. Stewart Da lets, U. S. Examiner.
R. V. Black, sheriff" fees
J. HiKins, county commissioner fees.
J. II. Peery, comity commissioner fees
Peter Whitlow, teoor on roads
Perry Whitlow, labor on roads
Alfred Lock wood, labor on road .
Geo. Bingley, ibor on lcwd. . .
Thos. Moeley, labor on roads . ....
J. S. Mlnieb, labor on roads.. ...
J. Good, labor on roads..
5W
A. Cogdlii, latKron roads
6 25
H. L. Mathews, labor on roads. ........ 7 99
Church Howe, labor on road ...... 10 00
E. Weisenreder, tabor on roadc. .... 5 75
John Christie. labor on roads. .. 90 00
J. M. Graham, labor on roHd.... . 02 37
G. H. Lannon, jailor fte.i andboatdiMg
prisoners Mi 82
Chicago Lumber Company ....... SI 05
A. Pimera, labor on road .. 2J 00
D. Hargis, building bridge 2S 50
Tucker & Huntington, on cou tract 144 09
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FARMERS:
See ihe new Flow Boot at
McGee Bro's.
Uncle Sam's Harness Oil is supe
rior u. any oiner nreDaration ever
made for oiling leather and barnes3.it
I I wr r r tltn nlW n- . iL fa. J
.uauc c.b iU,i icawier soit anu .
uiiuine as uen new nna HCZ on O
good finish. Sold by all Harness!
Makers and dealers in leather.
All kinds of job printing done at1
tnieoioe.
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SANDWICHED.
Mud too numerous.
"Our Danger," 16th inst.
Graham Flour, atHuddart's.
Next Wednesday is arbor da3.
Demand for job printing good.
Envelopes; do 3ou wantanj-?
Cash paid for butter at Huddarfs.
Full line of sample pieue goods at
Marsh's.
Apples, cooking and eating, at
Huddart's.
Large numbers of fruit trees are
being planted
Hand-made harness at Bauer's,
cheap for cash.
Ever3thiug in the family grocery
line at Huddart's.
Call into Judge Hulburd's office
and see that fence post.
Nemaha county will, in a few
3'ears, be one vast fruit orchard.
Full report of commissioners
proceedings, in another column.
Farmers, bu3 your agricultural
implements of Stevenson & Cross.
We read reports of numerous
prairie fires in the western counties.
T. L. Swan commenced herding
Monday, and reports the grass good.
On every hand 3'ou hoar the
pleasing remark: "Business is good."
Sickness prevented Gen. Roberts
from lecturing in this city Tttesda3"
evening.
Fresh Drugs and School Books,
full suppl3 alwa'S on hand at W. H.
MeCreerv's.
30m3.
Hawley & Douglas will soon have
the new Marsh autotnatio grain bind
er on exhibition.
The Dailv- State Journal has a
new "head" atop its editorial column.
No improvement.
Farmers, buy Deere's Sulk3
Plow, the best iu the market, by
Stevenson &. Cross.
Extra copies of The Advertiser
for sale 03 A. W. Nickell, druggist
book-seller aed stationer.
: Bishop Clarkson preached in the
the Episcopal Church this cit3 Sab
bath lest, morning and evening.
Dr. G. H. Collins, dentist, will
return from Blair about May 1st, and
will remain permanenth thereafter.
A. W. Nickell is opening a new
lot of wall paper and window shades
this week. A little nicer patterns
than ever before.
Peoi3' roots, Parenial Phlox,
Rhubarb, Currants, Blackberry and
Strawberry plants can be had of R. W.
PrBKs, Brownville.
Lost, Thurada3 afternoon, March
28th, a gclu watch ke3 and heart.
The finder will be rewarded b re
turning It to Eddie Gibson.
For neck-3-okes, single and
double tree3, or au3'thing connected
with a wagon wood or iron eall at
Clover's shop, Brownville.
See Thos. Richards' new double-
column advertisement. It was han
ded in for last week's paper, but press
of othermatter crowded it over.
Citv Council will sit a an equal
izing hoard Monday, Tuesday- and
Wednesday evenings of next week.
in the room over bhutz's jewelry
store.
W. S. Clark, Nemaha City, ha a
fine bed of sweet pot a toe plants and
will -be able to supply all demands in
that vicinity. Hie potatoes are of the
best variety. 42w3
The Marh Bros, will continue to
make it lively for dealers in harvest
ers, binders, windmills and sulke3'
plows, the assertions of the opposi-
tion to the contrarv notwithstanding.
It is said thut those communi
ties are the most prosperous that both
produce and manufacture; and the
communities that only manufacture
o" more thau the communities that
only produce.
The County Commissioners as an
equalizing board, will sit in the clerk's
office on Monday, Tuesday and Wed
neaday of next week. All tax puyers
feeling aggrieved at their assessment,
should jreaent the faets to the com
missioners or forever after hold their
peace.
AX OPES LBTTES !
Editor A dvertiser .'Just :ow th ree
fourthg of the people are suffering from
biliiousnese and impure blood. A lit
tle precaution will prevent a season's
sickness. Brown's Vegetable
Liver Pill are prepared especial
for the biiiious diseases of the West,
and have no equal for curing Sick
Headache, Liver Complaint, and for
removing bile from the pyatem. A
trial estaMtihes them in every We$tem
amity.
For purifying the Blood, invigora
ting the Liver, enring Chronic Rheu
matism, and all Skin Diseases, ask
your druggist for Sarsaparilla,
S)a25rtesson, and Iodide of Po-
las.sluiii. manufactured bv Brown
Medicine Co.
AM of Brown's Great "Western Rem- !
wiief, for eaie by A. W. Nickel. H. C. l
Ltt and W. H. MeCreery, Brown
ville, Neb. 42tf. ,
Dr. Winchell's teething syrap ie !
a safe and sure remedy for Dlarrhosa. I
Dvsenter3r and oh i Wrens complaints 1
generalK-. it should be in ever3' house j
where there are children, mothers
give it a trial ; it has been a blessing
to thousands. Sold by A. W. Niekell
at 25 cents per bottle.
Distempers, Coughs, Colds. Fev
ers and moat of the diseases which
L horses cattle, sheep, hogs, and poul
try" are subject too are readily over
come and cured by Uncle Sam's Qov
dition Powder accord iuR to the plain
directions. Sold by A. W. Nickell.
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saEEataaea
A CARD.
To all who are suOeriDfr
and indiscretion of Yonth. aervoos weak-.
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aess, early decay, loss of manhood. c, l
will fend a rert(B that -nrtl? ram vm rtfClC. !
OF CHA1WSB. Tifis ssai resaedy was Ms- 1
eaverodbya.Hts8toBae7ia Senth Aaerea,j
in. t t ,-. .-.7a. !
jXewYorkntt. i'9ri
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KLKCKNBK TROTTEK Saqr. Apcil 7Z
MSB. at tiie ranWeHae. 0 LavJL D. Hvgt. la
Bedford precinct, thfe; . cmt7. y ff.'
Preson, Henry C. Xteelravr and Iekt T.'
Trotter.
Accompanying the above notice wa a de
licious cake, prepared expresrtly AtThxAb
YBKTTSK&by tbeffttrbaiMkiefUiebrhfch We
wish Mr. and 2Irs. ICleokner s pleasant voy
age through life.
DIED.
CU5IMINGS Monday zaoratBt:. April Sib,
1S7S. In Bedford precinct, of mmoloa. XAe,
daughter of Thomas snd DoreaaCsmmteee.
I- nped two years.
EH
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SHIPPER AXB IHEAXBX ZN
LIYE STOCK
JIROWimisLM. iVJE8&4i5K.
Farmers, please call and get prices; I wast
to handle yoar stook.
Office W Main street. Hoed ley building.
coaxsxEriioiiJC
THE BROAVXV1L.I.E MARKETS.
Brownvi:u.k, April M. 1S3.
Following are tbe quotaUeae yesterday
noon, the time of going to presal
SsIVMJSTOClT.
GOKBC2BbBY B..3I. BAII.BY, STOCK BBAZ.BK
AS SXXPMX.
Hogs 2 -M8V3 88'
Steers, fair te ebofee . - fl 388W k
Cows, fat 2 89BW 88
PRAJA' DiAJUOB.
eOHHBCTBB BY W. W. HACKTBT. SWATX
TY9A T.BH.
Wheat, ohalce fall..
$ c88
" spring .
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Rye
Barley.
Cora in tfceear, eM
" " " " new,
SlHSltWIium
STJtXET XsUiKMTPStOBVCM.
COKRBCTSB WBBXI.Y KY JSBK KWTM.RT,
B&VI.BK IV 88CBK(B AKB gBOBCC.
Cora Meal, V 01
Batter. H0 28
E58 80 7
Lurd i9
Potatoes
Apples -am 88
Ontoae... .. 888)1 88
Chlekens, old, per ricnen S 888)2 28
Chicken, tt reused, ?).. .. i 8
Turkeys, dreeeed, fl 'e 8
"Wood, fl cord . ..... S 988)6 88
Hay, H ton 1818)8 88
justail jfjuucmr:
Flour, HaantbI fail wheat-
" WieMte mil wheat
" Eagle Mill Ml wheat
Glee Hook fall wheats
" Glen Roek spring wheat
" Sheridan sartoa; when!.. .
x 9HMIM RMy SpTvMfJhav
" Graham
Bran aad Shorta mixed, per K
Corn, per bttsbei...
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4 88
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275
75
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188
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Sugar, eoflhe A, 8J4 ha for.
Extra C. SJf
" K. O., 8h
" brown, X. O. V
Cat Leaf, 7X...
Powdered, T aw.-
CoHbe. Bio, to m
O. G. Java, Jgltba.
CraHbotirlea, per at,
Dried Corn , parikv...
Dried Peaches, ft la...
Dried Apples, ft aw..-
Pared Pe&ehea. ft lb
Pitted CtLerriee, ft ar...
Syrup, per gal
Lard
Coal Oil. per wallow
White Flab, per kit
Mackerel, per kit
Salt, per barrel
Coal Ft. Scott red, per I
" black, per ton
CHRONIC
Jlitentrm Corral.
2?ew patbe marked
; out by that plainest of all books
V -Plain Home Talk and Med leal Com
mon .Sense." 1,000 nag 200 Illustrations, by
Dr. E. B. Foot. N. Y. Faputar edition only
S1.5t. Con ten u free. AomtU ifbut-ed.. MUR
RAY HILL PUB. CO., 129 East 2Ntn Stree,
New York. Half
EYE
KESTGKKiS better A.ta
Spectacles. The bast re
duced to 91. Circulars free.
Address boxTSH. N."i. 2m6
J. JUL. NOBIS,
1 ji i"iR vriiftr .nun, .LK-uiwm VvJUi8ijr. ji7.,
will deliver first c.sv COTTONWOOD LUM-
Kfcac, 01 liny cieficnpUQti. in rownville, at
$15 per i00;Teei !
orders left with John Craddock. at the ttnn
smith hop lu Brownville, will receive
prompt attention. 8lm
TO WHOM
IT MAY CONCERN
Slaving- been iitforned lliat
the pirates ia the seivinsr ma
chine ImslncKs, is Chicago,
have undertaken to swindle
jour community Iy endeavor-ing-topalm
oiT&ogus or old ma
chines, re-painted and re-ja-
i panned, for genuine new Sing
er machines, this notice is to
inform yon that ISO RaHLIASfCE
WHATEVER. can he placed up
on the representations of par
ties pretending to retail Singer
machines from this city.or else
where as Singex- agents; and
purchasers from such run the
risls. of heiag sviadled out of
their money, as they cannot
procure Singer machines legit
imately and no machines sold
hy them are guaranteed fry us.
"We have authorized agents for
tiie sale of our machines,
throughout the country, who
can produce our written au
thority, and IT IS SAFE OXI.1l
TO BUY OF TlESE.
Mr. E. M. McWILLIAMS
IS
our agent in Ifemaha Consij.
111 State street. Chieago.
BINBBiAM'S
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HXy Main Street,
First door east of Richards' hardware store,
JBrownirUic, rVebraska..
I zikve opened otitis SLes
taTtTH.?.t for tiie aooozunio
datiozi of tiie puMlc and
ais. prepared to famish
Warm Meals at all Ho'ars
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