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OITICIAI, DIRECTORY.
District Officers.
a. B. FOUND ,
!?O.R.HMITn.
"WILLIAM IT HOOVBR
O. A. CECII .,
Conatv Officers.
,.j3dKC,
.District Attorney
, District uicrK.
..Deputy Clerk.
joht h. stuli.
WUSOn E. MAJORS
A. H.'JILMORE.
H.V HL.AUK-
..Counlv Judcc
..Clerk and Recorder
.... .Trea.su rer
-Sherifl
B. PARKER'.
JAMBS JT. HACKER
PHILIP CROTnEH
JOHN IT. SHOOK. ")
JONATHAN HIGGINS.J
J. H. PEERY. J
City Officers.
V. T. I103ERS ...
i. u. Hcr.nunu
J. B. iraCKKR.
......Coronei
8nrvpyor
.School Superintendent
..Commissioners
RFN. R. THOMPSON
OEO.L3. LANNON.
COTJNCILMEN.
lu-n.KORINSON)
JOSEPH BODY.
W.A.JODKIN.S.
J. J. MERttEIC. J
LEWIS HILT.. 1
f NEIDHART,
. Major
.Police Judge
-UicrK
-.-.Treasurer
.-.Marshal
1st Word
did Ward
3rd Ward
SOCIAL DIRECTORY.
C&arcjhes.
.TethodTst E. Church. Scrvicescach Sabbath
at 10:30 a. m.. and 7:00 p. in. Sunday ScfiooT at
:;p. m. Prayer Meeting TbcTBday evening.
a. r. Wimom. Fasfor.
Presbyterian Ohnrch. Services each Sabbath
ht iifcJOa. m.. and 7:30 p. m. Prayer MeetlnKWed
ncsday evenings. Sabbath School at 9 o'clock
a.m. II. B. Dye, Pastor.
ChrlBt's Church. Scrvlca every Sunday, a
1030 a. m. and 7:00 p. m. Sundav School at 2 p. m
Rev. Mattiieiv IIexry, MLssionary In charge-
3It. rieosant Cumbrrlnnd Presbyterian.
Church four miles south-westof Brownville. Ser
vices first Sabbath In each month. B. J. John
son, raster.
Christinn Church. Services every third Sunday
of each month, by Elder Chas. Jlowe, Social
meetings every Sunday at 11 a. in. Prayer meet
ings Thursday evenings.
Catholic Services every 41b Sundav or eacli
month, at 10 o'cloch a. in. Father Cunimlsky,
Priest.
Schools,
Brownville Union OradedScbool. J.M.Mc
Kenilc. Principal: Miss Jessie E.BaJaAygls
HflsiWV&V? 2d intermediate: Miss Emma
rjuiith, 1st Primary; Mrs, Carrie Johnson, Cd Primary.
I. O. of O. F.
nrei-nvlHp T,oitice No. 5, I. O. O. F. Rejrular
meetings Tuesday evening ol each week. Visit
ing brothers respectfully invited. A.IT.Gllmorc,
N. O. Jas. Cochran, Secy.
Jn'rmnha Cltr Lcdgn To. 40, T. O. O. P.
Meets every Staturday. O.CZoOK.N.tS. DA-vnr
To0bteix)Tt, Sec.
Knights of Pythias;
(Exretslor Lodge No. 15, K. P. Meets every
Wednesday evening In Masonic Hall. Vlsltlin;
Knights cordially Invited. J. B, McCabk, C. C.
W. KicrmA.v, K. of 11. S.
Masonic
Nemaha Valley Lodec No. 4, A. F. fc A. 31.
Stated meetings "Saturday on or before the lull
at each moon." Lodge room open every Satur
day evening for lectures. Instruction and Rocial
intercourse J.CMcNaughtou.AV.M. B.F.Sou
dcr. Sec.
Brown vllle Chapter No. 4. It. A.M. Stated
.meetings second Thursday of car.h month. U.W.
Furnas, M. E. H. P. A. K. Davison, Sec
Faruan Council No. M, R. S. & 3. E. 31.
rU&tedmectlngssecnnd Thursday of each month.
J. C. McNaugbton, T. I. M. A. It. Davison, Kcc.
ITIt.CnrBteICoranianderyNo.:i, K.T. Stated
meerlngs second Monday Ineachmonih. B.W.
Furnas, E. a; A. W. Nlckell, Kec
Kne anil Lily Conclave, No. 63, K.R. C. It.
fcC Meets at Masonic Hall on the fifth Mon
days. It, W. Furnas, M. P. Sov. R. T. Balney,
Hecretary.
Adah Chapter No. 2. Orderot the Eastern Star.
pHted meetings third Monday in each month.
Sirs. E. C. Uandley, W. M.
Socloties.
Comity Fair Asportation. It, A. Hawlcj.
President; John Bath. Vlre Prest,; 8. A. Osi orn.
Secretary: J. M. Trowbridge, Treasurer. Mana-cers-IT.
O. Minick. S. Cochran. F. E. Johnson,
Thomas Bath. Geo. Crow. J. wr. Gavit.
Choral Union. J. C. McNaughton, Prcst, J. B.
Docker, Sec
Blake Drnmatlr Association. W. T. Tlogers,
Prcst. Jl BJ Dftcker, Sec and Treas.
itletropnlltan Cornet Hand. D.T.Smith. Mu
sical Director. Ji Huddartj Treasurer and Busi
ness juanoger.
Brevrarille Iiitcrary Society. It. W. Furnas,
i'residen A. O. Cecil, Sec
LO.ofGr.T.
GRAND LODGE OFFICERS.
Mr. A"DA VAN PELT, W. G. C. T Lincoln.
K. W. METOALF, W.O.C Tecumseh.
Mrs. L. F. Market. W. a. V. T . Rlverton.
F. G. KEENS, V. G. Sec KeArney.
MirbEVA RANSOM. -W.G. Treas Falls City.
A. J. SKEEN. W. G. M Brownville.
W. F. WARREN, W. G. Chap Nebraska City.
A. J. SKEEN. Dlst. Dcp. for Nemaha County.
Uroiriyvllle Lodso No. 69, I. O. ofG. T.
Meets every Friday evenlnglnOddFellows Hall,
over .Nlckell's drue store. Main street. Stran
gers of our order visiting the city are Invited to
meet with us. L. L. Hulburd, W. C T. Ben.
Lorance, Sec G. W. Falrbrotber. 8r.. I. D.
Nemaha City Iodee No. 109. Meets every
ifonday evening. M.rs.3. A.IIonilucum.W.CT.
John P. Crother.Sec P. Crother. L. I).
AsplBTrail Tjod(re No. lOS. Meets every Sat
urday evening. John S. Minick, W. C. T. T. J.
IIItt,Sec
.Ion, No. 137. Meets every Thursday evening,
at the Kennedy School House, two miles north
west of Brownville. J. H. Lorance. "W.CT. Oeo.
fianders, Sec. H.O. Minick, L. D., Brownville
f?ccHrIty, No. 135. Meets every Saturday even
ing, at Falrview Church, six miles Botith west of
Brownville. John Maxwell. W.C.T. H. n. Bow
man. W.S. Geo. Crow, L.D., Brownville.
liiadea. No. 9S. Meets every Saturday evening,
at Linden School House, six miles north west of
Sheridan. H. B. Good. W.C.T. M. A. Palmer.
Sec H. F. Palmer, L. D., Sheridan.-
Fieaaaat Fralrle.No. 100,-r-Mect every Satur
day evening, at Bratton School House, Benton
precinct. M. L. Eastwood. W. C. T. E. Elwell,
Sec B. n. Bailey, L. D.. Bratton P. O.
Bedford, No. 10O. Meets every Friday evening
at'Coal Tar School nouse. four miles south wesf
of KemahaCity. Jno.Stokes.W.C.T. P.Young
Se. C. Tucker, L.D., Nemaha City.
SSrldknNo.lfi'i.Moet8 every Saturday even
ing: T. Si Sell, W.C.T Robt. Bryant, Sec Geo.
Harmon, H.D.
fOther lodges In the county that desire a place In
this directory will please inform us of name, num
ber, when and where It meets, names of presiding
officer and secretary, together with any other in
formation they may wish to communicate.
BUSINESS C&RDS.
A S. HOLLADAY.
XJl Physician, Surgeon, Obstetrician.
Graduated In 1S51. Located in Brownville 18S5.
Office, 41 Main street, Brownville; Neb-.
THE ADVERTISER
THl7RSDAYrSEPTEMB:Ett&. 1878.
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Publishers Advertiser.
'THE OLD EEBEL YELL."
The Confederates, Under the Lead of
Jeff. Davis, Again Move in Force
Against the Constitution and
the Union !
It is, in allessedtlal particulars, indor
sed by a vast majori ty of the raeu and
all tbe women of the South.
Yazoo, (MJ39.) Herald: Let the
world say what it will, be it ours- to
declare that tbe cause for which we
fought was a just cause, and that in
appealing to the arbitrament of the
sword we did no more than the men
of the Bevolution did in their war
fare against tbe tyranny of George the
Third.
From the Okolana (MIeb.) Southern States.
The One question State's Rights-Comments of
the Tress on the Subject ox-Presldcnt
Davis and Ills Declaration or a
Popular Principle.
T Jj. HULBURD.
ij. ATTORNEY AT LAW
And Justice of the Peace. Office its Court House
Building. Brownville. Neb.
QTULL & THOMAS,
O ATTORNEVS AT L-AW.
Office, over Theodore Hill fc Ca's store, Brown-viile.Ncb.
L. SCHICK,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Office over J.L. McGeo&Bro'sstorc, Brownville,
Nebraska.
T.
T H. BROADY,
U r Attorney and Counselor at Lair,
Office over Stata Bank.BrowuvIlle.Sfeb.
TT T. ROGERS.
T T .
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Attorney and Oounielor atLaiv.
Tvnisrlvedlllrencattention to an vlecal business
eutrustedtohlscare; Office in the Roy building,
Brownville. Neb'.
Q A. OSBORST.
O. ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Office; IvO; 81 MUn street, Brownvilc, Neb.
J W. GIBSON,
biIacksmite and horse shobr.
Work done to order jad'satlsfacUon guaranteed
First street, between Male and Atlantic, Brown
vllle, Neb.
AT. CLINE,
FASHIONABLE
BOOT AXD SHOE MAKER
CUSTOM: WORK made to order, and fits alwaye
guaranteed. Repairing neatly and promptly done
Shop, No. 27 Main streeBrownville.Neb.
JI. BAILEY",-
SHIPPER AND BEALER II
X.IVET STOCK.
BROWXV1LLE, NEBRASKA.
Farmers, please call and get prices-? I want
to handle your stock.
Office 3rMa!n'Eteet,Hbadley balltllug.
QEORGE ARSMTRONGr
GRAIN DEAXEK,
Brownville, Ncbraslmi.-
Farrners, please call on me for prices. T
will give you tho highest the market -will
afford; as- I am. desirous of handling voot
gram:
4Uf
marsh: house,
JOSEPH 0'PELT, PROPRIETOR.
Livery Stable in conneciiocwith the nouse.
J3Sta&e Office for all points East, "West,-
,North, South. Omnibuses tq"55S
.aonnect with all trains.-Sr
3ATHPLB R003T FIRST FLOOR
oofe-lteepcT, Reporters,
y4?-' Operators, School Teachers
AtGreat2lcreantileColIes:e, Keokuk, Iowa.
-r reeaoni"B ouiuu, oucu Dcgnn,
bequeathed by bleeding slro to son,
Though baflled oft, Is ever won."
The principle of State's rights Is not
dead. There has never been a day
nor an hour since the foundation of
tho Federal Union when this liberal,
progressive, and catholic construction
of our form of government was more
quick with the tires-of vitality thanafe
this very moment.
We say this iu the face and- front of
all the Charles Sumnerism or "na
tionalism" that has been worked up
and forced forward by the haters of
human liberty now high in a power
stolen from the people.
We publish below a few of the thous
ands of comments upon the cardinal
tojiicof the times comments inspired
In the main, by the speech of ex-President
Davis. It will be seen that the
doctrine of State's rights is a popular
doctrine with tho journals from which
we quote ; and they are but a few of
the many that have spoken in the
same tone within the last few weeks.
A II save five or six of the hundred pa
pers in Mississippi have indorsed, or,
at least, have lent their semi-approval
to the timely utterances of the Confed
erate Chieftain. This fact speaks vol
umes upon volumes in proof of what
the States has always and uniformly
claimed, towit:- That our people, as
a people, have not been beaten nor
bullied out of their opinions by the war
that was waged upon us by the assassins,
thieves, and incendiari'es-of J'urilania.
The "fruits," the "ligitimute results''
of the war, concerning which the
Radical and Conservative people-have
chattered and jabbered sinee our flag
went down before the ruffian hirelings
of Lincoln, have never been, and nev
er will be, accepted by either the old
or the young Chivalry of tbe South.
Nor is it the ex-Confederacy alone
that the friends andsupporters of the
State's-RIgbts principle are to be
, found. Their strength and weight in
the JWorth is sufficiently powerful to
mark and sioay the policy of the Demo
cratic press and lend a Jeff'ersonian
flavor to the Democrallcplatform. It
is the one central idea of the party,
and the party would no more think
of condemning it than they would
think of condemning tbe Constitution
.is it came in all its stainless spleutior
from the bauds and brains and souls
of the Fathers.
It is true that here end there is a
loud, windy sheet or speaker of the
Conservative persuasion that de
nounces State's rights as Bourbonistio,
much to the delight of the foee of our
party, but these sheets and speakers are
forlorn in numbers, character, and in
fluence. They are mere hangers-on,
,and handicaps of our party. They
represent nothing and nobody but a
few pitiful place-hunters, a few Du
gald Dalgettys, who forever have been,
are,, and will be in public market.
Their constituents are confined to
Radicals, semi lladicals, and demi-semi-Radieals.
All that is best and
brightest and bravest of ourjtcople are
Bourbons tothe core. It is only the
trucklers, tools, and- time-servers the
lees and offscouriug that cry "Pec
cavi!"and take to their bosom tbe
hideous reptile of Radicalism in the
shape of Conservatism.
With these words we commend tbe
following to the careful perueaiof the
publio:-
Macon (Miss.) Sun: The Okolana
States' editorial on Jefl. Davis, JuBt
week, suits us.
Holly Springs (Miss.) South : The
address of Mr. Davis, tried in the lire,
will come out pure gold.
Jasper County (Miss.) Herald: We
say, All bail to the noble chieftain of
the Lost Cause, the grand old hero of
the doctrine of State's Rights.
Pontotoo(Miss.) Democrat: We are
a State's Right Demoorat ; we fought
for thoseprinolplefrou the battle-fields
of the Confederacy, ancV we expect to
maiutain them while we Jive, and be
buried with those principles in our
breast.
Vicksburg(Mis8,) Commercial:- We
publish to-day a few more press com
ments on the speech delivered by Mr.
Davis, at Mississippi City.- It will be
Rpnn that none of our southern papers
find anything in Mr. Davis' uttsiv
ances to condemn.
Handsboro, (Miss. Gazette : With
regard to the fourteenth amendment,
even if it were no longer of any prac
ticalforoe or effect which is a mis
takeits existence is- a stereotyped
and perpetual insult to the Southern
States. It is one of
the foulest blots upon the political his
tory of tbe landi
Newton (Miss.)- Report:- In- our
opinion, Mr. Davis did speak the true
sentiment of the South, In epite or
. . IT.tMWraiant,in.
the vinkKhurrr JETeradgraveand'un
authorized declaration to the contra
ry; Aberdeen Examiner: The men from
tbe Nortti that we care to win will
read the speech of the ex-President' In
tbe sense in which It was written, aHd
they will also recognize the faot that;
Crystal Springs (Miss ) Monitor :
The Mr. Davis of to-day can be noth
ing but the Mr. Davis of Confederate
times. To change his view would be
simply to admit his error, Which God
forbid he should ever do, as thousands
of bleedings Southern hearts would
rise up in mutiny against him.
Canton (Miss.) Mail: The doc
trines taughtby Mr. Davis are the un
derlying stone of the foundation of
our government, and all men are com
ing to see it; and though the Con fed
racy failed, tbe principles that in
spired its existence died not with it.
Those principles still live, and are
destined to re-engraft themselves in
the constitutional law that is now
struggling for supremacy in the gov
ernment of these re-united States.
Forest (Miss.) Begisler : We are
glad to know he (Davis) is still true to
tbe principles which .carried eleven
States into the war in 1861-'5. Eleven-twelfths
of theSouth indorse him,
besides a vast following in the West.
Although the secession of '61, under
tbe subsequent leadership of tbe dis
tinguished statesman and soldier nam
ed, is at an end, it by no means fol
lows that no one else will ever urge
the correctness of its principles inu
&re jgneu JTJiqJj pal J&oSGeiiSK or
bearings and distances.
Corinth (Miss.) Corinthian: What
ex-Pre&identDavissaid at Mississippi
City, recently, we indorse heurtiiy.
Southern principles and Southern
leelings are by no means dead, and it
is about time for the skulking cloak
of policy to be cast asipe, and for the
honest manhood and true chivalry of
theSouth to come to the front, aud
proclaim their fidelity to the Lost
Cause. A few more such Grand Old
Patriots like Mr. Davis, and it will
not be Iou-g before the glorious South
of anic-Bcllum days will be restored.
We say, "Hurrah for Davis !" and de
fy tbe North to make the most of it.
Give us ten years to get ready in, aud
then we don't give a snap whether
her school keeps or not.
The Holly Springs (Miss.) Report
er : The Mcrala speaks of the "uew
South," tbe "young South." We
suppose it means by this the South as
represented by Lamar, Key, aud that
class of statesmen. There is no "new
South," or "young South !" The
statesmanship, valor, patriotism aud
virtue as handed down to us by the
fathers of the old South is what we
admire, venerate, and love. The
Herald and its "young South," or
"new South" ean't replace these. It
may heap imprecations upon the head
of Jefferson Davis, and extol Senator
Lamar to the skies, but in our judg
ment the former is more iu accord
with the people of Mississippi than
the latter, the Herald to the contrary
notwithstanding.
Port Gibson (Miss.) Reveille: Jeff
erson Davis was formally arraigned,
and a true bill of indictment found
against him for high treason. Why'
was be not tried ? Ateuch recurring
term of the court Charles O'Couor,
counsel for Mr. Davis, announced to
the court his readiness for the trial oT
"prisoner Davis." It was a case of
such magnitude that a bond of $100-
000 was required. Why was he not
tried ? Simply and solely because the
trial would necessarily have involved
and' determined "the right of seces
sion," and it Is known to those in
high authority and public favor that
Chief Justice Chase stated that rather
than hazard a decision upon that point
he would avoid the trial, and the pris
oner might go.
Bah! An unqualified lief Chief
Justice CbaBe never made such a
statement; but even such a lie has
Its purpose in firing the Southern
heart In inspiring tho "Rebel yell !"
The Democratic press of the other
Confederate States, like the New Or
leans Daily Democrat add their shriek
to the general yell. It says :
Destroy the doctrine of secession,
and we still have the right of revolu
tion -; deny that and you deny the
right of the people to resist usurpa
tion, tyranny, or fraud you legitima
tize despotism.
And theNortheru'Copperhead press
the old seditious allies-of the Confed
erate traitors, as truculent and dis
loyal as before the war, servilely catch
up tbe refrain, and add their traitor
ous shout to the yell of their rebel
masters. The Ottumwa (Iowa) Dem
ocrat says :
There is uow a partial strengthen
ing of the State sovereignty or home
rule system, caused by the Democrat
ic majority iu Congress ; but the great
struggle for supremacy between the
two opposing ideas will take place in
1880, with Grant as tbe champion of
the Hamiltonian or Centralization
system, and the opposing idea, if it
has a champion at all, must be repre
sented by the candidate of the Democ
racy. The New York Day Book quotes,
approvingly, Jeff's treasonable doc
trines. Itsavs: 1
Mr. Davis says secession was at
leaBt a debatable question in 1861, but
now, with the principles of tho Re
publican party carried out, and the
consequent ruin and desolation of
tbe South, what Southern man can
question tbe wisdon and absolute ne
cessity of tbe secession movement?
Thus all along tbe Democratic line,
from Maine to Louisiana, and from the
Pacific to the Atlantic, is again heard
the old "rebel yell." reinforced by
theshoutof tbeNorthern copperhead.
Again tbe Republic 'is in imminent
peril ! Three years of the Democracy
in control of Congress has relighted
all the fires of Treason, Hate, and Re
venge, and all the foes of tbe Repub
lic, all the malignant enemies of free
dom and free institutions, marshaled
as of old under the demon of Ander
sonville and tbe Libby, under the'
oruel and systematic murderer in
those hellish denB of our Union pa
triots by stcrvation and exposure, Jeff.
Davis, are again assailing tbe strong
holds of the Constitution- are again
united for tbe pillage of theNorth and
the destruction of the Union I
Rally, Unionists, both Democratic
and Republican ! Everything again
Is-in peril liberty, nrpperty, country!
The old fiend Is notdead, only "scotch
ed 1" He now must be throttled and
forever laid to rest!
Unionists all !- To .the front. item
Political Notes,
New Republic'.
Republicans should support the par
ty and its grand principles now, and
leave local issues to be settled hereaf
ter. A Southern raid on the United
States Treasury for $35O,CO0,0OJ Is to
be voted for, o? agarnst, at the next
election.
The help which- some farmers are
unwltingly giving to schemes 'of re
pudiation and inflation, if Btfccesaful,
will bring greater loss upon them than
upon any other olass.
If the possession of one-half of
Congress by the Democrats produces
such bad results what would be the
result with both Houses under their
control?
Banning will not be chairman of
the House Committee on Military Af
fairs inkhe next congress. Hia par
doned penitentiary birds will not even
have the opportunity of stuffing ballot-boxes
for him.
Dennis Kearney stole his apostro
phe on or message of greeting and
love to Butler from the speech of Tom
Fitch, of Nevada, and the Louisiana
Demoorats appropriated the plank of
the Ohio Nationals to make their
platform.
The farm owners and the small
property-owners in this country
should naturally form an effectual
barrier against any assault upon the
are destroyed they will bo the greatest
sufferers.
One of the greatest needs of the
country at the presenc time is a thor
ough appreciation of the intense hun
ger of tbe solid South and the im
mense magnitude of Southern war
claims, alreadj' made and prepared to
be made on the United States Treas
ury. Bad administration, broken faith
and promises, disloyal practices, and
general stupidity characterized De
mocracy when in control of National
affairs. A coat of paint cannot make
it- a new party. It is the same old In
stitution ro.tten to the core and un
worthy public confidence.
Do you Wish the Union preserved ?"
shouted Judge Thurman at Hamilton,
Ohio. "If so', support Democracy."
The Judge should have stated it more
clearly. It should have been stated
thus: "If you want to preserve the
Union support those who endeavored
to destroy it." This is Democratic
logic in a nut-shell.
Thurman tells the people of Ohio
that the expenses of the Government
were much larger in tho ten years of
Republican rule, subsequent to I860,
than under Democracy during the ten
years previous. This statement leads
tothe conclusion that the Democratic
party was more economical than the
Republican. Sage conclusion ! While
the Judge is up he had better state
how much of the excess was needed
to suppress tbe Democratic rebellion.
The Coat Trade Journal says that
eince 1840 theifastest Atlantic steum
shipsihave increased their speed from
8.3 to 15.6 knots an hour.aud the con
sumptionjof fuel per hundred indicat
ed horsepower has been reduced from
4.7 cwt. to 1.9. Since 1840 passage
ha7e been reduced from 14 days to 7.
1873 was the most unlucky year 7
vessels and 829 lives having been lost.
, . '
Both Houses of Congress are large
ly filled with those who fought for
years to destroy the Union. Why
should not Sitting Bull be allowed to
return and keep all he took away?
Bull stole horses, burnt houses, aud
murdered men, women, and children,
but he was not educated at West
Point, nor bus he violated -his oath to
support the Constitution.
Col. Beacon, of General Sherman's
staff, jreports that the poln selected
under the act of the last Congress for
anew post is at Bear Buttes, eight
miles from Crook City aud eighteen
.miles from Deadwood. The site is
between the Indian camps along the
river and the gold mines.
urn m t
A child was called aB a witness in a
Charleston court. The opposing law
yer asked her if she knew where liars
went when they died and objected to
her testimony because she answered
no. 'Well, that question has not been
settled by anybody satisfactorily,' said
A letter to the Commissioner of Ag
riculture, dated Sacramento, July 22,
says : " We have the prospect, of har
vesting the largest crop of grapes ever
grown in California, and are making
preparations to cure 1,000 tons of
grapes iutoraisius."
Here is an extract from a little boy's
first composition : "When cats is a
swearin' and a blasfemiu', and a try
in' the canes of their bilers in th
back yard at nite, it makes a feller
awful frade, If he-isu'tsleepiu' with
his big brother.'
The showing made by Gates, the
Missouri stale treasurer, iu his report
to Gov. Phelps, does not materially
diminish the prospects that his man
agement of the state finances will en
tail a loss of from $500,000 to $1,000,000.
In France the hog is never scalded
to remove the hair. A large pile of
straw is fired, and over this the pig is
hung until all the hair is singed off
The small patches of hair are singed
off by means of wisps of straw.
JPh
TfcJTT
PILL
For TEN-YEARS TU'ffT'S PILLS"
have been the recognized standard
Family Medicine in all the Atlantic
States From Maine to Mexico,
scarcely a family can be found that
does not use them. It is now pro
posed to make their virtues lcnovn
in the "WEST, -with the certainty
that as soon as tested they will be
come as popular there as they are
at the North and South. c.
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TUTT'S P ILLS''
BUI 1 j a ELSLy 11
DO THEY CURE EVERYTHING?
NO. They ate intended for dis
eases that resultfrom malari
al Poison and a Deranged
Liver.
DR. TCTT lias derated twenty-flvo
years to the htmly of the Liver and the
result bun demonstrated that it exert
creater influence over the uyuteui than
any other aceau ol" the body ; Digestion
ami Aeslinilntion of the food on which,
depends the vitality of the body, is car
ried on throuKh it ; the regular action of
the bowels depends ou it, und vrhen these
functions nro deranged, tho Heart, the
Brain, the Kidneys, the Skin, in fact tho
entire organism is afiected.
SVWPTOHSGFA
DISORDERED LIVER,
Dull Fain in the Side and Shoulder, I033 of
Appetite; Coated Tongue; Costive Bowels;
Sick-headache; Drowsiness; "Weight in
the Stomach after eating, with Acidity and
Belching up of "Wind ; Iiow Spirits ; Iiosa
of Energy ; Unsociability ; end forebodings
ofEvil. .
IF THESE WARNINGS ARE NEGLECTED,
SOON FOLLOWS
DYSPEPSIA, BILIOUS FEVER, CHILLS, JAUN
DICE, COLIC, NERVOUSNESS, PALPITATION
0FTHEHEART.NEURALGIA.KIDNEY DISEASE,
CHRONIC DIARRHOEA, AND A GENERAL
BREAKING DOWN OF THE SYSTEM.
HEED THE WAHNIXG!
TUTFS PILLS.
The first dose produces an ef
fect which often astonishes tho
sufferer, giving a cheerfulness
of mind and bouyancy of body,
to which lie wasbef ore a strang
er. They create an Appetite,
Good Digestion, and
SOLID FLESH AND HARD MUSCLE.
ITEMS OF INTEREST.
is
Republic.
The service fee for the Short-horn
bull, DukeofTjnderiy 3rd, owned bv
the Duke of Manchester, England is
80 guineas,. or about $400.-
Every sheet of postage stamps
counted 26 times while being made.
Ben. Butler, who has been Tiioro
nicknamed than any other man in
the country, is now called "the bald
headed son of toil."
The State of Minnesota alone will
this year raise twice as much wheat
as waB raised in Belgium last year.
Belgium, however, is ahead on lace.
1 The Indianapolis Journal, speaking
of the anxiely of (be Democrats about
the Republican candidate for Senator,
iuvites them- to "shinny on their own
side" and Took out for their shins.
The candidate of either party that
attempts to expouud- tho position of
his party on tho questibirof finances
Is liable to get mixed.
Miss Mary Livermore has been de
livering some lectures in London on
the "Woman's Suffrage Movement in
America." Her English friends are
anxious that she should remain long
enough to infuse a little life into tbe
movement in England.
Au English court has decided that
a railroad canuot contract to carry
freight at a lower rate for oue shipper
than' another, on the ground that hav
ing its privilege from the government,
it should not discrimin te to tbe inju
ry of any person.
The first patent taken out in this
country for au Improved plow was in
1797, by Chas. Newbold-, who improv
ed Jefferson's castiron plow. It took
till 1812 to develop another.
The New York Graphic advocates
the election of Miss Anna C. Brackett
as president of Vassar College, In
place of the late President Raymond,
holding that the influence of a wo
man would be greater than that of a
man as president of a female college.
Ex-Congressman Shellabarger says
General Grant's nomination Js inevit
able, provided he will consent. He
thinks he can consolidate the party
and be elected. And the New York
Tribune says the woods In all parts
of the country are full of men who
are talking In much the same way.
Since the attemped assassination of
the Emperor William by Dr.Nobling,
there have been 563 arrests for Insult
ing the Emperor. Of this number,
521 have been convicted, including
thirty-one women. The aggregate
of the wutencen of imprisonment is
811 years. Five of the accused com
mitted suicide before trial.
Staid and steady going old Holland
has an Indian war of large dlmtn
sions on her hands. The savage tribes
of the Northern Summatra have re
newed their hostilities against tbe
authorities, and as they are- armed
with- Euglish aud American rules,
they promise to make serious trouble.-The-
seene of hostilities is a'worse
fighting ground than our ovn lava
beds.
Mr.Scovllie.of Handley.New York,
sayathat Guinea fowls will eat pota
to beetles as fast as other fcwls will
eat corn, and that one Giiuea hen
will keep an acre of potatoes- nleaf of
oeeties. Jtie further adds that? they
can be utilized as a barometer and
a watch dog, from their habits of
soreeching before a sform and rvino-
alarmat the approaoh ofastraDger.
It is the confession of a widower,
who has been thrice married, that the
flret wife cures a man's romance, the
second teaches him humility, and the
third makes him a philosopher.
Beports from tbe petroleum fields of
Russia indicate that that country may
soon become a formidable rival of the
United States in the European mark
et. fr im . 11-
Western creamery butter now sells
in the.Xw York and New England
markets for more money than that of
the dairies of those states.
A LOUISANA PLANTER SAYS :
" ily plantation is in a malarial district. For
several years I cnnld not make half a crop on
account of sickness. I employ one hundred and
fifty hands, often half of them were sick. I was
nearly discouraged when I began the nse of
WET'S PIlS. 1 used them aa a pre
caution as well as a cure The result woe
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marvellous ; my laborers became hearty, robust,
ana nappy, ana 1 nave naa no tanner troaoie.
With these Tills I would not fear to live in tbe
Okofonokee swamn."
E. JUVAL, Batou Sara, La,
"BEST PILL IN EXISTENCE."
" I have upcd your 1'iixs for Dyspepsia. Weak
Stomach and Nervouencss, and csn say I never
had any tiling to do me so much good in the
way of medicine. They arc as good aa yon rep
resent them. I recommend them as the Best
I ill in existence, and do all I can to acquaint
others with their good merits."'
J. W. T1BUETTS, Dacota, Minx.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS, 25 CENTS. Q
flffice, 35 Murray St., New York.
Joseph SeJmtz,
DEALKU IX
Clocks, Watches, Jewelry
Keeps constantly on hand a large and well
assorted stock or genuine articles in his line
Repairing of Clocks, Watches and Jewelry
done on short notice. n.L reasonable rates.
ALT. WORK WAIiRAKTED. Also sole acent In
this locality for the sale of
IiAZARUS & MORRIS'
Speaking of rude rem irks, any re
mark Is rued that gets you into trou
ble.
An unmistakable case of black
bawling a crying negro baby.
AN FORD
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ci-iajr,l:es neidhae,w
Manufacturer and Dealer In
Foreign and Domestic MarMe, Monuments,
TOMB STONES, TABLE TOPS, &c, &c
QDETTA f nEQIflNQ !iorder?P.ro",P';,Vn,ed'andsaUsfactJonK"ftrnteetl.
O JT fl L I A Li lJC31UnD Cilice and 1 ard. Main street, between 0th aud 7th
FURNISHED m. m. oonner, TramUgAgmt.
AMERICAN
finnis VtY:
I Ills II.V1 .I'ci
iniiuuHain
CELEBRATED PEUFECTED
SPECTACLES 6 E?E GLASSES
No. 5D Main Street,
BROWNVILLE. NEBRASKA.
RADICAL CURE
For CATARRH
FSTARTLY relieves and permanently enrca thla
loathsome dljca3e in all its vnrvtm stuwa i.
possesses the soothing ailil healing properties of
plants, herbs aud barks lu their essential form, free
from every fibrous contamination, and in this re
spect dlfftira from every other known remedy. In
ono shortycar It has found its way from tho Atlantic
to tho Tactile coast, and wherever known has be
come tho standard remedy fortho treatment of Ca
tarrh. Tho proprietors havo been waited npon by
gentlemen of national reputation who have been
cured by this remedy, find who have, at consider
able expense and personal tronble, spread the
good news throughout tho circles in which they
move. When you hear a wealthy gentleman of In
telligence and refinement say, "I owo my lifo to
Sanford's Radical Cure," you may feel assured
that It la an article of trrcat value, and worthy
to bo classed among the standard medical specifics
of the day.
THE benefit I dcrlvo from Its dally use is to mo
invaluable.
HEKRT WELLS, or Wells, Faeoo & Co.
IT has enred me after twclvo years of tmlnter
ruptPd suffering.
GEO. W. HOUGHTON, Walthax, Mass.
T FOLLOWED tho directions to the letter and am
J. nappy to say 1 novo naa a permanent cure.
JD. W. GRAY, M. D., ilUSCATlsr, IOWA.
I HAVE recommended it to nnlto a number of my
friends, all of whom have expressed to mo
their high estimate of its value and good effects
With them.
WM. BOWEy, 225 Pcre St., Sr. Loris.
AFTER using two bottles I find myself perraa
nenUy cured. I have einco recommended
over one hundred bottles with the jrreatest suc
cess. WM. W. ARMSTRONG,
159 Habbisok Ate., Boston.
WE have sold Sactoso's Radical Cents for
nearly one year and can say candidly that
we never sold a similar preparation that gave such
universal satisfaction, we navoyet to learn of tho
first complaint.
8. D. BALDWd & CO., WABnrSGTOjr, 1st).
rpHE cure effected In my case by SAjryoiro's Rim
JL cal Cube was so remarkable that It seemed
to those who had suffered without relief from any
of tho usual remedies that It could not be true, t
therefore made affidavit to it beforo Seta J.
Thomas, Esq;, Jnstico of the Peace. Boston.
GEOUGEF. PISSMORE. Dkcqoist, Bostojt.
Each package of SAjfFOKn's Radical Cttbz con
tains Dr. Sanford's Improved Inhaling Tube, and
full directions for Us ue Jn all cases. Trice, $1.00.
Forf alo by all wholesale arid retail druggists and
uraicrn lurouRjioni toe uniiea states ana Can id as.
WEEKS & POTTER, General Agents and Whole
sale Druggists, Boston, Mass.
UNIVERSITY OP NEBRASKA.
Instruction given in nil the brandies of n,
liberal education. Open to both ladles and
gentlemen.
Candidates for admission to the Prepttra
tory Department must pats a fair examina
tion in Orthography. Reading. Arithmetic,
Geography. English a rnmmai, and the His
tory ol the United suites, Instruction isglv
eu in higher Arithmetic. English Analysis,
and rhysieal Geography, each for a. single
term.
TUITION FREETOAtl.
Fall Term begins Tuesday, Septomber 10,
1578, and ends Friday, December 'JO.
Winter Term begins Thursday, Januarys.
1579. nntl ends March 21.
Spring Term begins April 1, and closes on
the Second Wednesday of June, the day of
the annual commencement.
Cattalogue, containing full information,
can be had upon application to
is. u. fr-Ai lU'MKl.D, Chancellor.
Lincoln, July C.1S7S. Jyl
Manhood : How Lost, How Restored.
Just published, n new edition ofDr
Culverw(ll'H tTelvbnited Kmhiiv
on the rtulical cure (without medi
cine) of Si-KKMATOBniiojA or Semi
nal weaKiiess. involuntary Seminal
Lassed, I.M1-OTKXCY, Menial-nnjl Physical Inca
pacity, Impediments to Marriafje. etc.: also Con
sumption, Kplleps-y and Fits. Induced bv self-In-duhience
or sexual p.ttravnciince, c.
jKSPrlce, In a sealed envelope, only sl.x cents.
The celebrated author, in this admirable Essay,
clearly demonstrates, from a thirty j ears success
ful practice, that the alarming consequences of sell
abuse, may bo radically cured without the danger
ous use of internal medicine or the application ol
the knife: pointing out n mode of cure nt once
simple, certain and ellectual. bv means of which
every sufferer, no matter whut his condition mav
be. may cure himself cheaply, privately, and radl
caHj, aSTh!s Lecture should IiPln Ihlli9n1nf mm
youth and every man in the land.
Sent Under seal, in n ulntn pnvetnno In nnv ml-
dress,.porf-oM1onrecIpt of six cents or two post
nee stamps. Address the publishers. THE :UL
VERWELL MKOICAL CO., 41 Ann St.Xew York.
Poit Office Box. 4336. :jyi
TETTER HEADS,
8 BILL HEAD
Neatly printedat thisnfllce.
I "win sell Drying Ma
chines and take pay in
Pruit Dried on same.
Or I will Dry Frnit on
Shares.
Or will ptir chase Ko. 1
free-stone Peaelaes fox cash
ROBT. W. FURNAS.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
netallprlceSlOOOonlyS'275. rr.
tw price 5,1,1 1 omjr gDft.
.. KllHM-1 If. IJMIILX.
nutoii, N. J-
(t CA DAY A itent'H VroatcnnxasUiHfJrMminia
f) U Delight .Sample Tree. Fiikd JoNy.Nanu J?, v.
I ! The only combination or tht
'ft true Jamaica G Inner with -hoic
A Aroniatlcsund French Brandy. for
w 'Cholpra, Cholera Morbus. ('Munpti
and Pains. Diarrhoea mid Dysen
tery. Dyspepsia. Flatulent-. Want
of tone and Activity in thVs stom
itch and Bowels. and avoiding th
idangprsorChanneor Water, food
and climate. A sic for
MXrORiis Jamaica (JmoKii
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WepubllshobookorilS Pages 8Vo. (no advt
tislng) eivliie wpcclul oiler for ndvertlsiBtr
nil over the ennntry- Price lo'Vcr than eve:
ottered before- The hist t-dittonsent post-i ihI"
rfceipt or S.cents by IiAt'CHY A CO.. Prtiiitr
Warehouse and Advertisement Agency, ll. u!t- i
Street, U. Y. iiv. ,
J". EL BTJEH:
Manufacturer and Dealer In
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Awarded h,i!t t itue at Centennial F-poitte fcr
fine chwuy qnahtx and r- tlUnrc did l'mff riar.
aeler of w;'t" "7 and tla-n mn. TIw W.t tthco
ever mad. A our M'li strip t ule-m uk n clUv
imitatrd on mfi.r.i r ex'', ne that . Jf,r m
on-verTj,u:. S. .Ibrn at i!rr,. bi i..I i..rasmrl.
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Blnnliots, Brushes, Fly Nets, &c.
Sr3 Repairing done on short notice. The cele
brated Vacuum Oil Blacking, for preserving Ilaf
uess. Boots, Shoes, tc. always on hand'.
64 Main St., Bi-oiYnvillc, Neb.
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LIN1
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COLLli
nnsa
VOLTAIC PLASTER
An Electro-Galvanic Battery combined
with a highly Medicated Strengthening
Plaster, forming tho best Plastcrior pains
and aches in tho World of Medicine.
A MOEBTD SWET.TTrTG.
GezUemen. I sent for one of COLLETS VOL
TAIC PLASTERS, and it has been of graat benefit
and one pronounced It an ovarian Tumor.
in redncinir & swclUnc in mv left aide that two nbv-
Elclans pronounced Enlarjrement of the Spleen,
L. A.KISTEH.
CYM'iUASlA, Ict., March 20, 1377.
OHEYABETHEBEST.
Gentlemen, Enclosed yon will find Ji23,and I
wish you Tt-ould send me another dozen of your
COLLINS' VOLTAIC PLASTERS. By the above
yon will Bee that I can do something to help others
In somo way even if I am not ablo to be up and
around. There ara'a number who havo tried ronr
plasters who had given out that all plasters wero
good for nothing, and now Join with mo that they
ore the best they have evertrled. I have got along
this winter better than I iave .before In three
years. Wished I could havo heard of your plasters
We. yoarB'&oHETTAM.CEOSS.
Baxibtox Spa. N. Y March 27, 1S77.-
IPrioe, as Cents.
Becarefcl to call for COUJKS VOLTAIC PLAS
TER lest von iret somo worthless Imitation. Sold
bfal lWhol?!le-andBetAll Wf" throughous
tfie United States and Canadas. and by WEEKS &
iTJi ir.n, rniii'muiai M-.- .
can make money faster nt work for na than
at anything else. Capital not required; we
will start yon. ?12 per day if home made by
tbe Industrious. 51 rnmr.n 'Inrinnilclrli
wanted everywhere to work for ns. ,Nov Ls the
time. Costly outlit and terms free. Address True
Co., Augusta, Maine. siyi
rHTste IIotHiI,
137 IJut WmLIck-
i rss us u eui s w iifctoifcTss's
ail ul, 01 a j'rivnie naicrr. nsniunzirotn eoriy aoucca
or In fret Ion of ritberMz. SriclnaL WcaknrfntproJrdo?
EmIIon, Lo of Memory, Icipnlrcd Micht, Lo.t
Manhood or Iiu potency, Aervou Ilebllity. prrma
ceatly cuml ; uLeiaof tbe Bladder, Kidney., Liver,
Lunsr. AUhmi, Ctarrh. HIo, all Ctronic Duukj. aal DIS
EASES OP FEMALEis jfeld to LU trrataeot. Dr.Otta
hu had a 1i&-Icdk cxicrienre, and com trbcre others til. II.
Is a gndoaU of th. Rclucnud Schot, cm so emtcctv, Lu tb
I.ir.-at practka In tba U. S. LADIES reqeiriog treatment iVHh
prl rate bom and board, call or nrlt. Etcry comi-nwrit, fer
patients. Send fifty rents for sample of Rubber Goods andtcfr
calar vf important Information by express. J)1Z. Ohlii'H
Female nib. j5 per Box. Cocsnltalion free.
MAERIAGE GUIDE ffiSSJEtt
joavf and middle ard of both Sexea. on all dbeas of a jrinU
nature. Valoable ajice to tbe marned and thow conteioplatlcz
maniav. lh to be bralthy and trnly hip py la the married rela
tion. Krerrbodr sbonld at thU Ui& ltL. iO cent, in an !-
dnai, tealed.
.CpRysToLogical
Vi&w of Marriage !
. uuc wj vwcqioc ana
Jutiej at marrfaje and ibe
causes that unfit for it th- tu
rret of Heprodnction and
the Diseases of Women.
A Look for nrival ronul
c atircctLc. a30pSM,prica
OcXf.
A PRIVATE MEDICAL AlTVISFH!
On aTi dlxorcrTs ol a private J ature ar...iy trom Self
Abuse. xcees, or Secret Diseases, -cUh tin Im:
iscani Ofrurf, 24;airrparr.pric-iUrt.
A CLIiriCAI. LECTOBE on Ihe aborr dii-atrs and
rhoie of the Throat and I.nnes.Catarrh,Euptore. th
Opturn Habit..?-, price Klcia.
n.inree.
.c?.
)Ui, 210.
M r Vi
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MRS. J. B. McCABE,
!32
Pnrston'H Puraiitive Pillft nmk Xew K .
Blood, nnii willcompiftelj- change the MixmI in t'
entlreMystein In thre months. Anv iicr?oii n!
will take 1 pill each night from 1 to 12 aeeks inu ,
he restored to sound health. If Mich a thin; be ,
slbe bent by mail ror 8 letter stamps. 1. s.
JllllWIKN A: CO.tBangor.Me. 11 w I
i Greut chance to mnice money. IT
you cin't get gold you onti gi-r.
w c;ueuuuyer3uu hi r
e subscrlnttoiKi rtrtl:e
lieupe.st and be-t illustrot.;
bllcntloii 111 IhAtviirbL'Aiiv
one cun beeomc il iwi4ttfi.fui !it.nf
The most eiesant work.s ui'urt given free to u
scribers. The price hi mo low tlittlulinmtevervbodv
sub.-cribes. One agent reKjrts mnhliii: over jfol in
a week. A lady agent reports taking over-ll!ub-scribers
in ten days. All who engage make ntonev
fast. You can devote all yimr liiae t the busta'- .
or onlvyotirsiiure lime. You uw-d not be awu'.
from home oer iilcht. You can tie it an watl vt
othetK. full particulars direction! and termsirrev.
Meruit anil ccpenolve Outlit frek Ifytm want
prolituble work, soud uh your add re, at once, it
costs uothingto try the Inwlnerw. Ni one w)tn
SHBt-: rails to make greHt tmy. Address "The Vr
pie's Jour11.1l," Portland, Maine.
a week In your own town. JJ natttt fre
No risk. Header. If you want u. bunlmw at
which a person of eithersex can iiiokgra:
DUVall tho tliiu ttiev work, writs tor. nar.
ticuhirs toll. Ilitllett A Co.. Portland. M.,e-'5Iyl
ufliness you can eiiwK in. $tapr
...n.ic m. .i i-Tjrer ni rftner mi.
in theirown loealltlas. I'mtlvMimw
DHUi Pies worth 3S fri. rinrtlVa vnur
spare time at this bualneM. AddruwutitMon jtce.
Portland. Maine. siyi
PIMPI.ES.
I will mall ( Pree the reepe fur a slmirle Vfokt
aki k B,vtE that will remove TAX. ERKCICLSS
PIMPLES.and BLOTCHES, leaving the skis soft'
clear and beautiful: also Instructions forprodueiHir
a luturiaiitgrowihofhairona hnldheod orumooth
?? ?TrvK' '"Closing 3 ct. stamp. Ben VaiHtell
-aAiinSt..y. Y. asm
TO COTCTSTTTvT73rrT-?r
Theadvertleer. havlntr been pennanenttyeureil
of that dread dlsca.se. Coiumniption. by a nlutrto
remedy, banxlotu to make known to hfei teiu:i-
juiicrers me means 01 cure, 'to 1 ll who desirt!
ue ..in sena a copy
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JosTi J2 offers.
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out a parallel. For full description and terms, ad-
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