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TISE CARDS.
BrovrnTlllc Bus Line to Plielns.
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J. C- HA Itr.nVti.rreacieter.
Harvest of fall sown wheat and
rye is going on vigorously this week.
It is rumored about that Steven
son & Cross are doing a big furniture
business.
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Many acres of land around Bennett-
mill, atlSemaha, is covered with
water caused by the heavy rains of
last week. Some crops will be ruined.
SASDTTICHED.
A nice Berkshire pig laid down
and died in front of Mr. Wilcox's res
idence last Saturday. Some one had
stuek a two pronged pitchfork into it.
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THURSDAY, JULY 4, 1S7S.
The water in tbe Missouri river
Kt.ll maintains a hib stage.
You ean buy nice carpets tf all
kinds obeap of Sevenn &. Cross.
The recent exceedingly heavy
rains have so flooded the Nemaha
bottom that tbe celebration at Har
mon's grove will not be a vry dusty
sriatr.
Parties wishing Threshing Ma
chine? will do well to call and tee the
Over blast, at
HAWLK' &. DOOGLAS.
- Tuesday was bat day at Low
niau'e. Tno now got out that a good
hat could be bought for 50 or 7 eoats,
aud nearly everybody is now wearing
a new bat.
Two of our warlike eftflseas lad
what- oae people teem a ftgkt, at
lchkolb', last Monday a f Cor noon.
They contributed about $15 to the
genera! reboot fund.
R. S. Hannaford received this
week a large stook of new furniture
of every description, which he will
sell low down. Call and get his
prices.
The Peru Herald insists that
there is enough loose capital about
that town to start a Bank, and that
one should be started at once. We
shouldn't wonder.
The fact is that the Herald has
more than doubled its circulation and
trained an advertising list that is larg
er than any paper of her size in the
tate. Peru Herald.
Well, is that so? We were not
aware of the sex of the Herald before,
aad shall go up and see her. We
thought she was a he all this time.
Beatrice Oamrier .- Dory Hacker,
of the Brownville Abvkrtisex, bus
hu appointed postmaster at tout etiy.
They gay that Church Howe and G.
B Moore-are mad for a iact.
Picture and Brackets cheap.
SrevKNaox JsCitoee.
Born, on the night of the 35th
ult., to Wik E. Majors, a son. This
i- Wile' Jlret boy. He set p the ci
gars and boda in a hatnteoaie manner,
and has the hearty eongratufcttioas of
everybody.
J. D. Calhoun says be has the
finest piece of corn be ever saw at
:hb stage of the ?eo. Ulommmg
ton Guard.
And ao-.v it doth appear that a
champion type-setter may have the
btt piece of eoru. Bully for J. D.
I. 0. G. T.
The Lodge Deputies of each lodge
in the county are requested to meet at
the editorial rooms of The Aivhk
tisxk on Saturday, 20th inst., at 1
P. M. to arrange a programme for the
putlic meeting of the District Lodge.
Fraternallj.
A. J. tJCKEX, D. D.
Granger and Herald please copy.
Hyaciniiis, Tulips, 2?arc5s
si.s and ionquils. flue imported
Bulbs. By mail $1.50 per dozen, or
$10 per 100. For sale In Brownville
yy Jos. Huddart.
ROBT. W. FURXAS,
2wa Brownville, 2seb.
Fourth of July.
Bained hard Friday night.
This is the day we celebrate.
Graham Flour, atHuddart'a.
Bain wagons are in demand.
Wils. Majors is happy a boy.
Bained very hard Saturday night.
Masqurado ball at Peru to-night.
Cash paid for butter at Huddarfs.
Dan. Bice is in Plattsmonth to
day. Churns and fish, by Stevenson &
Cross.
Our paper is issued this week on
the 4th.
The Sherman House is being
newly painted.
Everything in the family grocery
line at Huddart's.
For your fly nets and horse cov
ers, go to Bauer's.
Harness, saddles and whips, by
Stevenson & Cross.
Lightning rod men are still here.
"Look a little out."
John Davis is supplying this mark
et with nice cabbage.
Custom work neat, prompt and
reliable, at Pat CHne's.
Nice stock of clocks, watches and
jewelry, at Joseph Sehutz'.
Kennedy & Gates are running the
Union Hotel. See card.
Stevenson & Cross are doing a
large furniture business.
Dory will move the P. 0. into
the Joe Schntz building.
Nuts, candy, raisins, oranges and
lemons, by Stevenson & Cross.
Niee lot of new job and advertis
ing type just received at this office.
Stevenson & Cross are still selling
best quality Groceries at lowest prices.
The best opening in this country
for a flowering mill is at Brownville.
A nice line of wedding presents
are now kept by Stevenson & Cross.
LOCAL PERSONALS.
Pictures of all kinds cheaper
than ever before known, aad Pieture
Frames by Stevenson & Cross.
. All we have to remark to those
who try to feel a little sore towards
ue for noticing the Bryan t-Conor an
'soaudal, is. that if ehurebes can't
keep their own secrets they should
not expect the "wicked" people of the
world to keep thees.
Fire Crackers and Fireworks,
Stkvxson z Chose.
audsffinaiiy
its ifefcet;
The trailer, ve,iakpittM, will
sooner or teer bate to pay tbepeoai
ty of his treason.
When the day of retribution will
overtake the man who goes back on
himself. and his party, and
'Tcand-ers off after some seductive.
ooseietice!ess demagog oe and adven
turer, is nu iy a question of time.
"Honesty k the best policy," after
all.
If a man is a Republican, or if be
is a Democrat, and honest la hie polit-
sal oonvfetioBS, be will stand
with his party and vote
and then if he is beaten he will at
leat, have the satisfaction tf believ
ing he did his duty. On the other
hand, if he forsakes hie friends and
standard in tbe hour of battle for
the cowardly reason that he fears de
feat, aud goes over to tbe enemy, and
pins his hope for future preferment,
to some oily tongued liar more dis
boaest than himself, tlie money. Or
position, if he succeeds, may serve to
some extent as an antidote to the
lashings of conscience; but if he fails
what is there to console him? And
if tbe aforesaid o. t. 1. refuoes bis aid,
and boasts of itO, who is to even
pity?
A men, even in politics, may so
conduct himself as to forfeit the pity
of former friends and the approbation
of his own mind.
Josh Billings says, "How natral it
iz fur a man, when he stakes a mis
take, tew kurreet It by kneeing some
body else far it." A man may ease
his spleen to some extent by "kuong
eerabody eke," but this only tends to
feed a more fatal disease called "the
sore head." It hardly "touches the
spot."
Temporary success in a selfish view
even, does not pay a man for "buck
ing" against his party ; for reaction
is sure to come, and when it does
cease he sorely regrets that he ever
abandoned hk proud old flag to
muster under the black one of a pi
rate. A man may rear up aad bowl that
"republics are ungrateful,'" wbeu the
truth is ingratitude is his own chief
sin and the one that "get away" with
him. The man who turns against
his party locally or nationally after
that party has pieced -him in au office,
is guilty of the sin of ingratitude.
To such there always is a hereafter
tlis people lay it up for him.
A true and consistent man always
has the friendship of good citizens,
und the respect of his etteeiies; but
the traitor aad the vacillating man
"loses his grip" on all.
The man who wavers and falls
out of ranks when his services are
needed, will not do to be kepi on pick
et dcty. He must take a backseat.
We can think of several politicians
who may think the flashes of the fore
going coruscations are turned directly
upon them. Well, of course we have
a character in our mind.
A maxim that hits nobody is worth-
We understand that Jake and
little Chris, will run a foot-race on our
streets to-day.
The State Journal says glanders
prevails among the horses of that lo
cality to a great extent.
Silrer weddings are not very ex
pensive yet very enjoyable. Brown
ville is a good piaee to live.
Money to loan in um of $200 to
$00, on two aud three years' time.
Apply to William H. Hoover.
Mr. Jas. H. Drain last week pur
chased the stock of goods and busi
ness house of Kruion Skeen, Nemaha
City.
Robert Teare says he will, not
withstanding the fire, be able to sup
ply all customers with McCormick
machines.
Kenned &. Gates are offering to
the public, at the Union House, first
class meals at 35 cents. Farmers,
please esli. tf
If 3'ou want a good home made
boot or shoe, go to Pat CHne's. He
always keeps on hand the best brands
of French calf and kip leather.
John Bousfield says : "Tell the
readers of The Advertiser that I
Tbe Koribem Jndmtman, War-jam in the hog business, and will pay
saw, lad., hoe tbe foiiewing compii-r fair priees for all that I can get."
Manny Lowman returned from
Lincoln Saturday.
Mr. McCreery, father of Mre
Lett and W. H. McCreery, this city,
went to St. Joe Tuesday.
Bobt. Bennett, one of St. Joe's
commercial men, spent Sunday with
his friends in Brownville.
Pat. Cline will start Saturday
for a visit to relatives in Toledo, Ohio.
He will be gone a week or ten days.
Friend Gavitt, of Benton, was In
the city and called on The Advebti
ser Wednesday of this week. He is
duly appointed our agent in that sec
tion. Mr, Ed. Benedict, an old attache
of the Granger, left the city a few
mornings ago left for Colorado, we
understand left before his numerous
creditors were out of bed. We hope
Ed. didnTt leave with the intention of
permanently wronging anybody, and
that he will yet pay up all his debts.
Jim Stevenson now wears a new
white plug hat, and when mounted
on his bob-tail Bobbin, gently reced
ing from close inspection, one is re
minded of a preacher of the "iron
sides" species. This is simply anoth
er warning to never estimate a per
son's true inwardness by outside ap
pearances, for Jim is still the boss gro
cer of Southern Nebraska.
BUSINESS BREVITIES.
Our sporting men that is tbe
"crack ahots" of tbe city aad others
who desire to join them will take
their fun down on ,tbe fair ground
shooting pigeons and balls. Many
who will not leave the city'will also
be present to witness the exciting
sport ; aud it has been susgesteed that
some will take their baskets of good
things, and ice and lemons, and have
a quiet picnic. That will be nice if
carried out.
mentary for our aew E- M.
"A Good Appoixtmkjtt : Those
who remember Theodore C. Hacker,
who resided at this place in earlier
years, and who was connected with
the Indianian when it ws first
launched on the sea of journalism,
will be pleased to learn that he has
bn appiuted postmaster of Brown
ville, Nebraska. the place where he has
resided for the past twent- years, and
where himself and G. W. Fairbroth
er are now publishing tbe Brownville
Advertiser. We were highly grati
fied to bear of this appointment, and
the merited recognition of an old at
tache of this paper.
Salt, another ear. S1.&5 per barrel,
Stevensqk & Cross.
Important t School Oiicers.
Lincoln, June 28, 1S7S.
From various quarters information
is sent to this offiee that parties are
engaged in selling to tbe school dis
tricts a set of mathematical charts, of
very doubtful value, and at an exorbi
tant priee. School officers are cau
tioned against buying articles of this
kind without consulting tbe counts
superintendent. In no ease shoald
warrants or school orders be given for
goods till tbe goods are received.
They are also reminded that it is ille
gal to make individual contracts with
agents. All such business should be
done at the meetings of the board.
County Superintendents are requested
to bring this to tbe attention of School
Boards. S. R. Thompson,
State Superintendent.
liokHis intent, nor with the hope of
learning old dogs new tricks, but the
young man just entering the political
arena may gather an idee. -or two that
may be of use to him.
Fire "Worlks, and Portii. of
July Candies, atStroble's.
Do net Forget
The Marsh No. i Double Rigged Self
Rake Combined Reaper and Mower is j
for sale at a lower price and on easier
terms than any other first class com
bined Machine in the market. Farm
ers will be supplied, and every ma
chine guaranteed by agents. Ted
Huddart, Brownville; JohnTighe&
Dawson, Humboldt; F. L. Prouty,
Peru ; F. C. Clark, Lincoln ; Fred.
Miller & Co., Falls City. Fer details
of the value of the machine road the
"Open Letter" and extract from Me-r-cersburg,
Pa., Journal. Also the
Nebraska JFbrrmer to a Peru correspon
dent on Combined Machines.
Fancy Goods and. A'oiions, at
L.. LiOTrman's.
II. C. LETT
Has filled his store full of fretk Drugs
and Groceries. He ean sell you all
you need for harvest and the Fourth,
just a little cheaper than you can buy
them of any house in Southern Ne
braska. Prove it by giving him a
trial,
Dr. Wincheli's Teething Syrup
has never failed to give immediate
relief when used in cases of summer
complaint, ehoiera infantum or pains
hi the stomach. Mothers, when voor
less. These are indited with no ma-1 little darlings are sufferim: from these
Eld. T. L. Cartwright will preaeh
at the Pleasant Valley school house,
two and one-half miles southwest of
Brownville, Saturday evening, July
6th, IS7S.
The Sheridan transfer makes
regular trips from Brownville to Sher
idan, rain or shine. Reason says,
"No postponement on aceount of
weather."
The Dan Rice circus was here
last Friday. We thoeght itabout the
"thinist" circus we ever saw. The
attendance from the country was un
usually small.
Mr. Wm. Stevens spent a few
days with his friends aud looking af
ter his business in this oity last week,
and on Saturday returned touts, home
in Council Bluffs.
The Brownville band has con
cluded, on account of thereeeut heavy
rains, which have made the road to
Harmon's Grove almost impassable,
to stay at home and celebrate.
J. R. Hawkin wishes to say
that he is prepared to shave, sham
poon, cut your hair or dye your whis
kers, as cheap as any barber in tbe
west, and guarantee satisfaction.
We understand that G. W. Brat
ton is going into the grocery business
again, at the old stand, on 6th street.
and T. L. Jones will move his stock
of goods into the room between the
postoffiee and Huddart'a grocery store.
We call tbe attention of the city
fathers, or the marshal, or somebody
whose business it is to attend to such
things, to the frog-pond, or hog-wallow
on the site of the ruins of Ben
Rogers' livery stable on first street.
It i- an unhealthy hole and ought to
be filled up.
Stevenson : Cross are selling a
few goods, such as hardware, stoves,
tinware, groceries, queensware, wood--enware,
glassware, silverware, nails,
iron, wagon timber, fish, harness, sad
dles, whips, cigars, pumps, flower
pots, furniture, pictures, carpets, seeds,
paints, oils, glass, fruit, plows, thresh
ers, school furniture, sliellers, horse
shoes, iaoe ourtains, and several hun
dred articles too numerous to mention.
There are few offices, if any, in
the State with a better or larger as
sortmentof type for all kinds of job
printing, cards, bill, or letter heads,
eta., than the Advertiser, and as to
paper and other material we cannot be
excelled, for We keep the very best
manufactured anywhere. Our stock
of envelopes is also large and varied
in size, color and quality. We there
fore warrant satisfaction to our pat
rons in style of work, material and
charges.
MacMne Oil at Mckell's.
Stevenson fc Cross for low prioe
Harness, saddles, whips, Bauer's, j
Sugar cured hams at Huddart's.
Full line of sample piece goods at
Marsh's.
Fruit jars, the best, by Stevenson
&. Cross.
All the choice brands of flour at
Huddart's.
Money to loan on farms. Apply
to T. L. Schick.
Whitefish and Mackerel, by the
kit, at Huddart's.
For first-eiass work, go to Bauer,
the horse clothier.
Beautiful Castors cheap, by
Stevenson & Cross.
Oranges and Lemons, at Hud
dart's, fresh and nice.
Genuine silver plated ware cheap,
by Stevenson &. Cross.
Dr. G. H. Collins, Dentist, will
visit Peru every Friday. 51 tf
Nemaha County Fair ISth, I9th,
and 20th of September.
Choice line of Pocket and Table
Cutlery, at H. C. Lett's.
A large stock of furniture just ar
rived for Stevenson &Cros .
Lard Oil as EiekelPs.
Furniture repaired and pictures
framed, bj- Steveusou & Cross.
Don't fail to stop in and price the
drugs and groceries of H. C. Lett.
Lamberquins and lace curtains,
fine and cheap, by Stevenson & Cross.
Castor Oil at NickelFs.
S20 acres choice land for sale In
southwest corner Nemaha county, by
Stevenson & Cross.
Extra copies of The Advertiser i
tor saje by A. W. Nickell, druggist
book-seller and stationer.
D. Rojrge, of Hickory Grove,
wants twenty-five head of colts to
herd during the summer. 51 wS
Big stock of furniture and pic
tures just arrived for Stevenson :
Cross.
Wall paper, shades, traveling
baskets, bird cages, croquet sets at re
duced prices, at MeCreery!a drug and
book store. 41 m3
Sulky Hay Rakes cheap, by Ste
venson &. Cross.
ALL OILS AT EECXELL'S.
Large stock whips cheap, by Ste
venson Jc Cross.
Oity Conncil.
The City Council held its regular
meeting for July on Monday evening,
1st inst.
Present, Mayor Roger3, Concilmen
Robinson, Body, Judkins, Mercer,
Hill and Neidhart, and J. B. Decker,
clerk.
Theordinanee for licensing auction
eers was amended so as to grant li
cense for $50 a year, or for any period
less than a year at not less than $10 a
month. '
An ordinance regulating peddlers
was adopted, providing that it shall
be unlawfal for any street peddler,
hawker or itinerant retailer of goods,
wares, or merchandise of any descrip
tion, patented or otherwise, to solicit
orders, or to retail or offer for sale in
wagons or carriages, the same within
the corporate limits of the city, with
out first obtaining a license to so ped
dle. The price of such license being
fixed at $10.
Mrs.Drury applied for remission of
tax. Referred to finance committee.
Accounts allowed amounting to
$57.15,
Petition of J. Rauschkolb, to retail
beer, presented, and laid over under
the rcle.
The following was agreed upon as
the levy for taxes for 1S7S :
General fnnd 4 mlite.
Improvement boads. "
Funding bonds . 4 "
RondfamT.. ,, 4
A motion was made by Mr. Hill,
and carried, that no tax be levied for
payment of interest on railroad indebtedness.
LOOK AT THIS.
GRAND BANKRUPT SALE
Of the Sioclc formerly owned oy JLiddy Bros., and
Slieldon & Son, of Lincoln, ZTe&.
CENTENNIAL
PATENT
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UOGY TOP
TOR3CKK niCK.
PBJCS.
$2.00
1.50
250 Best Quality Pelt Hats, $3.50 to 4.00
150 Good Quality " " '. 2.00 to 3.00
300 Dozen Men's White Shirts, warranted
Linen Bosom and CnSk 3.00 1.25
60 Dozen Men's White Shirts, TTarranted
Linen Bosom and OuSs 2.50 1.00
60 Dozen Men's Oheyoit & Percale Shirts 1.25 to 2.50 75 to 1.25
Best Gauze UndersTurts So to 60 cms
Best Jeans Drawers So to 7o cents
Paper Collars 5 cents per box
Call and See tlie Bankrupt Stock "before piiroliasiiig
LOXDOX ITEMS.
Ply nets, jctorse covers.
and. lap dusters, low doism
for cask, at Sander's.
Editor Nebraska, Advertiser.
Sootville, Mo., June 29. 1S73.
I wish to engage in breeding and
raising hogs, and would like your
views on the advantages of Brown
villfor this business. If you think
it will be agreeable to your citizens,
and a profitable enterprise, I will
bring into the city one hundred sows
withau average of five pigsapiece. I
understand but little feeding will be
j required, as an abundance of vegeta
bles and.jrass can be obtained in your
gardens and bluegrass yards. This
will be quite a saving, aud it really
looks lifce it ought to pay, yet I will
be influenced by what you think
about it. Jos Smith.
Ah, that's business, Mr. Joe Smith.
You hs.-e struck the right, town.
Bring cu your old sows aud pigs.
There ire about ten thouand hogs
now ruining promiscuously over the
city, anl doing well. There's room
for a fev more, aud plenty of track
left.
Th regular July meeting of the
Board of County Commissioners was
held "this week. The full minutes
could not be obtained for this issue
but nil! be published next week. Oue
of the most important matters trans
acted was the refusal to levy a tax to
payfifterestou KrR. bonds in Brown
vii!e,indon,2emaha City and As-
pinwall precincts. Thi action was
backed y large petitions from some
of the jreciucts. The following an
nual levy was made :
ForStT3c U mills
These items were written for our
last week's issue. Editor.
Now is the time for tbe "Barley
Harvest," and we eaten some of tbe
sweet inspirations like unto those
which made beautiful the soul of
Burns.
The picnic last Saturady was a
very pleasant gathering. Tbe chil
dren did honor to themselves and
credit to their teacher. After dinner
some of the citizens gave brief prac
tical addresses.
Eld. Bow preached in the Chris
tian Chureh last Thursday evening.
He is an earnest, eloquent man. He
says he has no time to-waste in pulling
down creeds. It would be well if
many others could learn something
of the value of time. If a person oau-
not find enough of tbe sublimity of tbe His life is at stake and you can wash
truth, and beautv of soutiment, and . ?r angers aiterwartt.
, ,. . ;. . ., in Turn him on bis back, put the pil-
glory of Inspiration in the gospel f Jor under the small of his baok.strld
Christ to tell the people, without a, die him with one knee on each side.
mad attaek at oreeds, be had better ' pot oue of your hands on eaeh side of
quit pe"ching bis ribs, low down toward the stom-
- The storm of the rust panic has Sfoho; Ji"1" thm dow"ward n?
, , j , . . together and then let go sodden! v. A
swept over the wheat fields and left fewr minut(W of lhlg win make
the wheet sound and healthy a good j nan gap. A few minutes more of
nrosnect for nlentv of bread, and ! it and he will breathe.
wheat bread too. Nebraska is beyond
"corn bread and molaeses." How
soon will it before it is beyond "hog
meat?"
Yes, it Is a "rieh scandal ;" but if
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otbor sea-side report Jl a 5, B-i MnilSV,
what to do in ease o fan- wwf-5
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eouiu us' uurn urt.i. rnurru.iun.
The Is ew York Timm gives the
following as the best method of pro
cedure in resusitating a partially
.drowned person :
"Everybody who goes to Coney Is-
lanu or any
should know
perent Hrowninsr. otmne
simpler or more effective than the
method used by the crews of ilfe
saving stations along the coast. Thev
frequently revive persons who have
been under water tor unusually long
periods. Their ral, in brief, are
these:
Take off your coat, roll it into a pil
low, turn the man over on his face,
and put the pillow under his stomach.
Lot the head be lower than his feet;
press en tbe small of his baek and the
water will run out of his mouth.
Press in this way for' about half a
minute. Press hard you won't hurt
him.
If hb mouth is filled with sand or
mud. eloan it out with vour Snser.
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A PERFECT
SUNSHADE
ASP
STOR3T PJiOTBCTOJR.
For sate toy
IB. B". SOTJX)EiI
Do-te-l-
JSJJiXZSS, SADDLES.
Collars, "Whips, Xnshes. Iy 3f ots, ZtcV
BROWXVUJJE. XEBRASKA.
T M. BAILEY,
SEUFPCK XXO BOCAERIK
LIVE STOOE
Farmers, pieaae call and gt prices ; I waart.
to handle yoar atock.
Offlc il uin street. HodUy beUdteg.
Uvcrr Stable la eeaaectiea tvltti tkeHeute.'
I S?iaK Office for all points East. Wart.-:.
-ort. soma, umnlbosa; VM
i-eonnect vrttb all train n ,m
SAOIPL.E ROO-X ElK.iT POiOOIi.
Then give him some brandy. An
hour later you and him can drink
brand v together.
Sandwich Power Shelters.
S5KVE'so & Ckose.
Coaajr general fnnd, including
feipporl of Poor Farm 9
Br&geiiind S "
S!n its; fend for interest on
ocnty R. K. bonds l"
Pern j red net, for ln:ereat on K.
X. bonds 12 "
The contracts for building iron
bridges at Fiaher's and Howard both
on tbe Nemaha were let to C. W.
Whefler: Con tract for building small
bridge and culverts was let to Chas.
Dundis.
Tliis Is for Every Family,
Nc Western familv ean afford for a
there are no stones cawt except by 'day to be without the celebrated west
those "without sin," tbere will not ern remedy for diarrhoea, dysentery,
be much harm done the "'JS!'
For people without sin do not throw ffCr. rt hag been before the public for
stones. "The preacher !" Well, have ten yfars, and doctors and drugtetg
ye not heard that where "little is eiv- J in commending it to their cths-
en little is required." A fearful ma- ?? n! !"-- Ask your drus
. . . ?... , . gist about its merits ; procure a bottle
nm has 9:ed the people to "preaeh. , Rt onee ar,d gaVe sickness, theexpeuse
A voice eatled peter and Matthew, j of a physician, and the life of some
and everv one at tbe "Receipt of Cus- loved on- of the family. "Delays are
toms." and everv "fisherman" have I dn.!,ro,JS,, J'V'1' ZiV
,, . " . ..,- .. Pill and Eureka Amte Pills, are a
storied leaving their note thinking it , rUlu care for agne.
meant them. Bat, goodaess! every! For sale by A. W. Ntekel, H. C.
"tent maker" is not intended to be'Itt anti W. H. MeCreery, Brown
"Paul." I viM Neb. -iStf.
- How the inspirations If iadivid-l Do noC De-ect wi:;:b
uais are woven together, making one" Eilert's extract of tar and wild cherry
is a standard remedy in all throat,
asthmatic and bronchial affections,
and has saved many Iive; sive it a
trial. Sold by A. W. -ickell. tf
PEOBGE ARSHTBONG,
B'RAIN DEAZiEB
ErovriivIIle, Nebraska.
Farmers, pteaoe call on aje for prieaa. I
will ztve yon tn Highest tbe irartcec wilt
afford, as I am oeatrooa of handllag yoar
grain. Mtf
H-"v iron Sjesh
fp PPPhANT
1 ilii -jliiil iiilis i i
laving purchased tbe
23 2L jE 2? 3 a IV T
irnv mi
LIUHlflnl
I wWb UaniHuneUuU I
do a nrt das liYary bmilwan.
f- s npi m
ttU5.-Lb
amKCMstd m
tJemh Rogers.
J D. 3i"ARSH.
' TATLOE,
BROVTXVILXJB. - - JMWAfgTA..
eattinc or Cttr aad iklr. .
I order on short notice aad at raw
prices, Ha bad loas experience aad
warrant aalisfactioe.
Shop In Alex. Ithiaen'R bM stand
thick net-work of human thought.
Years agone in an academy in New
York, often in our reading lessons we
would have a beautiful poetic inspira
tion, and at its close we would read
Bryant. At a time when I was bow-'
ing with wild adoration at the shrine
-tfATSlSIlSr
of the lofty genius of Byron, whoe
EVANS tVAXP. .Inly 2, f7S by Jnle
J. S. Stall, at nt office in tnl city. Mr.
ChrlHUnjt.. : F.vurw and Mkh Anna K an
daring flights would reaeh where "an- both or Aapinwaii precinct.
gels dare not tread," and where tbe
QUARLBrj HELURt
FA3HIOXABL05
Boot and Shoe
-N-C -A-;-.
T!v!uc bought Uee-g
tont shop of a. BobtLfa,
I am prepared to do iu .
of all kind at
Reasonable Rates. .
.v-Utp.ttrlajt neatly aaaf.
promptly it ana.
Shop No C Mate Staaot,'
IS row n rule .1 'sbraska.
MERCHANT TAILOR;
Lubricating Oil at MckelFs.
BASRRCrT STOC
ii..
TFill receive a largxi stock of
Cents
'urnislun Goods.
I,. L.OWJIAX.
Lost:
The reputation of other organs since
Shoninger's superior instrument has
been introduced in Nebraska. E. M.
or kindred oauses do not hesitate to
rive It s trial: you will surely be ' Iiinnitr fin KnnnaMmn n-it Tod t
pleased with the oharm ing effect. Dr. Dyei is arent fnrthClrnA Pvmholin"
I Winehell 's Teethlns Syrup is sold by , Eureka and Orchestral Organs. Cnli
a. , iwi, at, o cts per uw.ue. u ano see them. Prices that defv com
petition will be given vou.
Marsh Xo. 4.
We clip the following notice of this
excellent machine from the Mercers
burg (Penu.) Journal:
This Reaper and Mower, Manufac
tured by James S. Marsh, at Lewis
burg, Pa., is put up wholy of wrought
and cast iron. Is simple in construc
tion, easily managed, and is adapted
to all conditions of grain and ground.
In fact it is a first-clas Machine in
every respect; is guaranteed to every
customer to do its work thoroughl
and well.
Jno. L. Carson, this city, is owner
of Marsh Xo. 4 for Missouri, Nebraska,
Kansas and Iowa.
Closiu? out X-lneii Goods,
Ja. 1LOW.TIAX.
Sheriff Black
there vas no warrant
informs us that
issued for
preachei Bryant, as we stated last
week. ..We are in formed that another
mistake was the statement that Mrs.
Couor&n informed her husband of Bry
ant's Iuty proposition to her imme
diately on his return home, the truth
being that Bryant remained at Cono
ran's several weeks after, and that
the matter came to the ears of Elder
Conoran by Resident, or through an
other source. However this may be
we do not pretend to say, but we do
know that it raises a serious question
of veracity among some of the Elders.
turbulent waves from tbe boisteious
ocean of his thought would stir the
depths of my soul then would come
those sweet aud serene inspirations-
Bryant like a breath from heaven.
It seems but as yesterday when a be
loved teacher would s3', "yoe may
analyse
The groves were God's lirsi temples
Before man learned to hew tbe shaft or la
the architrave.
And I remember well tbe intieence
of those words ; and I weep over tbe
new made grave of William Cullea
Bryant. But the angels of immortal
it 3- says of the aseended poet nd
brother, "He is not there, he ie risen."
COilIEKCIA
CHICAGO JIAIiSKT.
Chic-go, July 2, MC&.
WHEAT Aettve; So. 1 Mc; No. 38M
9OJ4.
OoRX Aetr-e; -hrh. aalaati, & aew
mixed, 33X&K ; 2o. Jjm $.
HOG6 Cheiea hmxry, UJtmM; light RW
1.M.
CATYL-8htpplar, $11S.
THE BUOYOrVUIi,3 SABKBTS.
BMwrxviiaat, July -J. IKS.
Following are the quotations yesterday
j noon, the tiaae of going to press.
ZJVE STOCK.
COJUUCCTSD BIB.X RAIT. STOCK DKALKK
ASDSRtrnB.
Hea 3 M03
Steer, a-r to cbotca BWN
Dr. Jaque's Worm Cakes are an
effectual and safe remedy for worms.
They are pleasant to take and not only
destroy the worms, but remove all
traces of them from the system, leav
ing the child healthy and strong.
They are warranted and sold by A.W.
2siekell. tf
Positively the Best
Instructors for Piano or Organ oou be
had at any time by oalling on E. M.
Lippitt. Buy one of his fine Organs
and he will give you au Instructor.
For headache, constipation, liver
complaint, and all billions derange
ments of the blood, there is no reme
dy as bure and safe 83 Eilert's Liver
Pills. They stand unrivalled in re
moving bile, and giving heslthv ac
tion to the liver. Sold bvA. W. Xick
ell. tf
ParaSne Oil at .Tickell's,
Tonsorial.
Po-anything in this line, call at
theold, neat, pleasant rooms of Albert
mith, who is an expert without a
superior, with the sharpest razors
easiest chairs, best of toilet prepara
tions and the most popular of dye for
moustache or whiskers. Remember
the old stand.
,incn Suits at t, I.oviiianss
Library baacia- lamp for $5.03.
GoWes MaoMae Oil at Niokell
j-
Found!
That E. M. Lippitt oan sell vou the
best Organ in tbe country for the leat
money, and on easy terms.
-"7ve,yoiJr harness bv oiling it
with Uncle Sam's Harness Oil. which
will keep it soft and pliable. Thi U
the best oil made for leather. Sold by
all harness dealers. tf
TJnele Sam's Condition Powder
purifies the blood, improves the appe
tite, gives a smooth glossy coat, and
Keeps tne animal in cood condition.
Sold by A. W. Kickell. tf
. BAIK HBSTATJRAXT.
Meafc at all boars. L. Stroble, prop.
What causes all this excitement
on tbe Streets? Why, L. Lowman is
selling off 500 hats at astonishing
prices, while he almost gives away
the finest of furnishing goods. To be
convinced of this faet, crowd into his
store and see for yourself.
Iwish to sell the furniture and
goad wBI of the Marsh House. Will
trade for a good farm. This is a good
chauee for tome man that 'wants to
go into the hotel business. I mean
business. Call and see me soon.
JOSKPH O'PZXT.
If these are such good goods, how
can ou sell them so cheap ? Because
we bought them at bankrupt sale and
hence ean undersell any other man.
L. Lowea
The growing corn these times
just gets right down to it and grows
and so do the weeds. Luck3 is the
farmer who had his field free of weeds
before the late heavy rains.
It seems that the report of serious
damage to spring wheat b3 rust, was
a false alarm. The spring Wheat Is
all right and promises and unusuallj
heavy yield.
The London items and a notice
of a Fourth of July- celebration at
Howard, were received last week on
Thursda, while our paper, asjusual, I
was printed Wednesday afternoon.
TJnele Sam's Nerve and Bone
Liniment is most efficient in rheuma
tism, bruises, burns, scratches, and
manv other ills ineident to man and
beast. Sold by A. W. Niekell. tf
"To the Rookios awl Beyoad."
The above is the title of a pieasiag
and instructive work fresh from tbe
Western press. It is an admirably
condensed aecouutof a summer's trav
el in the Bock' Mountain States and
Territories, by that well-known cor
respondent, Robert E. Strabors, and
is crowded with useful information a
well as with versions of delightful
mountaineering experiences
Oowa, Ait..
,2W3 30
JACOB MARUHX,'
aad dealer tn
riaeXaclia,l'ieara. Seatck aaa Faacy OaW
VeUasaT Kt.T JtU.
;i?rownviIIc. Nebraska.
PSJKTZ HEIRESS,
ffAGOH &8lACKSMITH$H0F
OSE DOOR W mT OF toVKT HOCSEK,
WAGOX MAKESG. Bepadrijafei
PIowk, ami all work doate in toeat
atanaeraaal on abort notice. iTIwftillia aaaa.
eed. Ulvehuuaeali IM-ly.
B.
CGISAPP,
ManoJaeteier ef
GXAIK MAMKMT.
COKKSCTXD BY W. W. XACKXKT, ORAIX
Wheat,
fr4
Bye
ftJL.
sprtajj.
Barley
Corn rn
159
m
a
9TRMET MAJUOarMODVCE.
raHKCT r
OBAI.KB IX BaTCPBai A3TO WWPCCK.
tj i , . ju, pjwr .j ni av
jTOtM! Hur- T ia
of sight-seeing in new lands, tbe au-. y . to 8
thor pleasantly introduces us to tbe ' Laid t io
grandest aud most beautiful seenie at- Foea e a
traction in the We-tern mountains : ;Vp?4e a 351 w
, . i , i- i r i J onions 95al to
a uevuteu uisvipre oi me gun "" j Chidccna. okLeet
rod," he leads us through tbe wildest " aprts
Rooky Mountain huntinr groends S CPlekemoreLet,.
and by the side of the finest trout ! wUZr
streams and lakes : keeping eyes sod
ears open for the "main ebaaee,"he,
is enabled to make valuable observa
tions on the vast areas of unsettled
deaeav MKS
138175
ft 6
71 S
9 SA3 m
Hay, ton
RETAIL MA.KKMT.
rionr, Hannibal fall wbeat
..isamm
f
I
Wichita laS
Savannah Mm All
Glen Rock fell
Glen Bock, anxtar w:
Sheridan spring wheat.
? emaba Valley aprtaa
Gvafeam
farming lands, the wonderful stoek
ranges where settle and horses take
care of themselves tbe year round,
and on the gold and silver mining re
gions, where fortunes are sometimes j vvim
lost but more often won. Tbe writer (Bran aad Shorts mixed
has spent considerable time as a aor- i Corn. per bushel
rfMriAftfleni; in th Yltk- TTilU i-.i8ar
r . . .. .UVU. j...,,,, il0l m
Horn and San Juan regions, and fur
nishes speeial articles on all of these
sections. To fill a want long felt, he
also furnishes a vast amount of useful
information concerning routes, dis-
C AA
4 50
wheat 430
Wheat ITS
heat 2au rhr-i
2 80 I?!
s'!? If I
1 u4 11 1 t al 3
i
50 Main Street,
3JroV!vI2Jc ISebrstftiin.'
Orders From iieighboriag Jmwaid
Solicited.
ffi
i
o Whom it May Concern.-
All lot owners, and tlmee uelreae par
ehatflns lots in the Nemaha 'emetry. wflT
tahejiGUee that ia xmunrb are teaceaaaBC
on tne ZXh of July, laTS. tbr Trnsteea will ha
preparea to mate deeda to all pirnoai
uea to tne same, au inoe dwlroeM
cheat ng lets will pleat coaeacddoeoi
time above stated. a to Tnuiiwi Srmi
pat tn all neiea ltuprm -omenta &r the poea
ervatloa of the xroasdv Dont forxet Uh
umk. mc nmaw wui nerearter be
to prereat treepaiMB of any kind.
bj oraer m uh uoara or
J. y. CROTHEB. Ct
A.lhhr.
Bxtsar.g4hs
Ucht brown. IXha.
CntlxM.Tax.
" Powdered, 7)
Coflb.1tto,4to5l
Eanees, expense of travel and living in j Tea.
O. G.Jv,a(lae
i m
i m
lot
109
1 9
1
1 t
the many different loeatioas deeorib-1 Cranberriea, per qt.
T 4 -.. K.,
ed, all obtnioed recently from person-'
al observation.
A large and
entirely
Dried Core, per n
Dried reaehea, Ml.
Dried Applea. la.
L
new map of the region covered by the . Fared
book is one of its most valuable fea- i Mud Cherriea, f hv.
Hy ran. per gal
Lard.
M
9
mi
tures. The work contains 141 large
pageaand is profuse! illustrated wlh ( coal Oil. pergaUea
gems of lioeky Mountain soenery. 'White Wen. per hU
The really extraordinary part of It, . okerel. per kit
however, is that any oue can obtain a ' 5T ?I?:
, f e t. , Coal Ft. 8eott red, per ton
sample eopy free of charge bv apply-, - .. blaekTper t
mg io iuo5-.ii. jximaaii, umana,Ae,
braska.
but it can be ou&de in three aaa
by bt oar o'eitberaex.iaaey
I wi-i M?d It at Ibe e
t uuu e reraisti. a
jf ir wu wwa. in
ira- froai ber-te owr KgftL Y ea
-u' time u ie work or oaiy jtatr
zattts. W ha a agents aaaM
lfiaj. Ai. tw encage at oaeecaaav
tiU. At the pinM tta eiaaty fina be mmt
to racily aod rapMtr at a otber baaaMaa, j
eop Botfctatf u try aaniaii, Taiaia anal
Ooul t Awe Aedraoa a: oaoe. U. auunau
IMrUaod. Xaiae. SMyt
A SUIC5I GVRM
Pax- OeewaaKwtfeat,
eatanh. throat and Ittnar
w relf aad permanent
3R4&U S raehmty.dy&9eplaazKtaU a
. .. .r - ....K.. j a .
I J 4 MirWW T ( lill4J IMPillH IIMI
a vcaeraDU' mJisrja,-r 1 iilclan wi
mat a reiuat m ivyrta and the
a tn; givru i-ils
to tannaanii ox kindted
preateat aosiua benefit, and
hie eaered ehatetlan dntr tn im
thtawtnIernil invtosratlae
aend FB3EE the erhrtnaJ recipe
e aaqr pen on enehMin ataaap m
T. F.
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eaaapaMa.
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'ii ii ii j.ji.a.,
by A. X. Islekell.
TOTISrGtfrUwS;
jiahli bati ef
A CAJCJD.
To all wb.are anSerfng fromthot
aad indiacrcUoB of yodth.
aces, early deeay. leea ef i
wtUaeadareaipetUat will ecreyoc.
OF CJUAKUi". Tha i
covered by a
aaaahOD. Aa, 1
Go to your druireist and enquire
about Dr. Marshall's LungSyrup. It Why suffer with suoh a dreadfel -. A4-'di5.1t5f,rrer " haif-rsend a aetf
js iub UC.-.U iemeuy ebowu r ureah.- cougn aao com 7 J'or35eeBt yoe ean , IVL!ii JMereaayUie OeUan. Keokut jo-l'l,pn Mmm
Ing up severe coughs and cold3 of long purebase of your druggist a bottle of wmon J1 MwhMJ!i. Tr rTOrVo wTchy,
?ia"u'- vi u ii " aiaraii8 iug syrup, and yocr th-hly fl tv3. Dont tea tStowTptbt gv r9 ?. lk-iWASXtii
eure ii: csiaiii. cesu oy iieset:. ixuar,Aaoiji:,iow. Jdvl ra r
addreaaed envelope to hhe Rev.
aa; Station n, Jattteataaaav
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