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W3C IRVING. Sept.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1S78.
' Bain wagons are in demand.
French kiap boots at Rebison's.
Win. Willies h5 a new sign for
Ills boaiaes".
Take a look.
new thing.
at
Loivman's
Every hse ia
me to three families.
town has from
Best Stove Pipe 3e a Jot.
Stevknsn & Caoes.
0e hadred new resident boss
es ueeded ia Brownville.
Nebraska. Wagoa $65. and war
ranted. Sjtevejison & Cross.
Hawley & Doeglas pay the high
est jwieeTor all kiads of grain.
Steveno & Cross are selliag
corae very a ice beallag stoves at pric
es that seem very low.
Toei KiH fe pettiag himself up
a aeat rsWe a Richard street.
He savs be is tked of payiag rent.
Baia aad Nebraska Wagoas.
Stevenson &. Cruss.
Labor tm this ead of the railroad
Appears to have stopped for tba preh
eat and MowWar all the aaaed ties
were taki toe road.
A f.rtbec d4le ia tisware.j
Caii aud get prises.
Stevenson & Cross.
0r old friad Lee Woodruff, t
Trm-i. arrived in the etty Jest
Saturday. &n& remained hb4H Mon
day. On Sday. of eoerse, be at
tended eliareh.
For dry good, clothing, no-f
tionv, bats, cap-i. and shoesex
ainlne Lowman-!) stock.
All Oils at JKdkalTs.
Diok Hatehett is fitting ep the
room lately occHpid by Hawaaford's
furniture shop, and is otherwise pre
pariajr to keep a first class oyster sa
loon this wiater.
We txadersiaad that o last Son-;
d-ay evealng, a'ter dark, a team driv-
ea by George Drain, nf Neniaaa,- ran )
over a v&ioable hore beioacin? to
Mr. iCaadles. of A-cinwall. break
ing oe of his legs, iaj rring the ani
mal so badly the. the had to be killed.
If we were eorrectly informed Drain
was driving a wason load of yoong
people to Aspiuwall to attend ebareh,
and was driviag very rapidly when
the horse, hitebed ear the cbareh,
was etrnk bv tbe wasoa.
Heatiag Steves ibe handsomest
an oheapest. Stevexsox & Cross.
The ruee, last Saturday, between
the Bank's horse and Billy BaIleyTs
eorrel, was quite an exciting. little
piece of sport, bHt betting didn't ap
pear to be numeroes, for everybody
was in doubt as to the winning
horse. Did yoa ever notice
that the boys are aot keea to bet un
less they believe, beyond a reasonable
doubt, thattbey have a dead sure
thing? Well, we don't know what
the judges "gave in," but we saw that
Bailey's horse won the race by about
25 feet. Some two or three hundred
people-were oa the grouud to witness
this short race. T.iik about yoer ag- '
rteekeral and poraeloeical displays, '
-veer Short boras and Berkshire, but ,
i
if yoa want to "draw" give the peo
pie a horse raee.
Jf you want a cloak,
Ifyou -want a circular,
IFyou want buttons,
Ifyou want yarn,
If you want worsted
Ifyou want canvas,
Ifyou want hosiery,
Ifyou want gloves,
Ifyou "want anything,
Go to LOTFJIAN'S.
-John Deere's Sulkey Plow, the
best. STEVEjfSON &. Cross.
Ewtoh Advertiser: Please j
say that we have just dosed a three t
weeks tour ia York county, Neb.,
with fiae results. We number fifty
named ia the Universalist work in
this coaaty.
The sisters of the Universalist Cen-J
teaary Association bold a fair for the
benefit of our chapel fund, on Wed
nesday the ISth ult at the time of
the county fair, in the city hall aL
York, which wma success. The peo
ple of York exhibited their liberality
by turning out en mass, of all den-om-inatioas
ami the world besides, pat
ronizing the festival.
I have never enjoyed more" pleasant
social relations without caste, lottery,
or dance. aM were most lively. We
realised $115. Tbasks to all.
W3J. P. Shockbv.
Codfish Balfc.
Boneless Codfish,
Summer Cured Codfish,
at HILL'S.
A laree stock of Stoves 5nd Tin
''arecbesD bv
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Sank Uoilce.
Depositors in the State Bank of Ne
braska, at Brownville, are requested
to call and set their money. Persons
bavins accounts againsttne bank will
please present them for payment.
Parties owins the bank will confer a
favor by payins promptly.
W. H- McCbeeby, Presf.
MOSEY
is wanted by E. C. Lett in exchange
for the largest stock of Glass and
Qaeensware ever offered for sale in
Brownville. Ladies yon will save
money if yon examine his goods be
for baying.
Hay knives, Corn knives, .Butch
er knives and Pocket knives.
Stevenson & Ckoss.
The hardware store of Stevenson
& Cross is well worth a visit to get
prices and see their store. They have
a fell stock of hardware, groceries,
stoves, faraitnre.qaeensware.tiB ware,
&.c, and are offering bargains to every
customer.
Hard and Soft Coal,
At the Lumber Yard of W. A. J ud
kis &. Co.
Ear the next thirty days
there wiU he offered at J. L.
McGee3 s the greatest bar
gains in cloaks ever offered
in this market. Large line
to select from. All in need
of Cloaks mill do well to
avail themselves of the op
portunity. H. C. Lett
has a big stock of sUme taare.
OMETO BROWNVILLE.
The Chicago Lumber Co. will
save you money on
LrMBER.
Ladies call and see Mrs. Cook.
She has a stock of as fine goods, of
every variety, as was ever brought to
the elty, aad is receiving more from
time to time. In her prices she de
fies com petition.
Whea y waataaytaiug in the
hardware Use be sure and call on
Steveason & Cross as they carry a full
stock.
Sest Paper atIekelTs.
Coffee. Siigai'. Teas. cfo.
$2.00.
I win give two dollars cash, to the
person bringiac me the largest ear of
corn raised ia Nemaha Coaaty. This
offer will be open to and include the
last dey of October, IS73. I myself to
be tae jedee. Jacob EatcekoL3.
3Ia5oaie.
Segaiar comroanicatlen ofNemaha
Valley Lodge No- 4, A. F. & A. SI.,
Oet. 5th, 1S78. B. F. Socoeh,
Secretary.
at the
LLUMBERYARD
Gentlemen's
Heary Under-
vrear- Bankrupt Stock, at f
LOTDIAX's.
m TO THE FARMERS.
If you want to biH cheap
goods, sibch as Clothing,
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps
and groceries, and in fact
a full line of all kinds of
goods, call at the neiu store
kepi by Sarve McGee and
Gus Moore.
Silver CnaiT V;Inter Wlieat.
I have a peck oi "silver chaff win
ter wheat," Bent me by the U.S. Com
misioaer of Agriculture, which I
will let some careful farmer have,
who will take it and plant,, giving
care, and report to me results
Robt. W. Fcrxas.
AT THE
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CHICAGO
l Lumber Yard.
CLOAKS.
Ladles,
Misses,
Children;,
CLOAKS,
at LOTrDZAX'S
BASKETS.
at H. C. Lett's of every kind ;
and see them.
cat!
And Sad
dles, clieap
for Casii,
J. EL SATJSB'S.
Rubber btwts and shoes at
Rob-
ison's
Buttons, silk and lace ties,
trimmings, and fancy goods ol
all descriptions, at
LOW2IAX-S,
Heating Stoves reliaed and made
new on short notice. Cheap by
Steve-son & Cross.
Blankets, Tarns, Man
nels, Jeans, cheap at Mc
Gee - Moore's.
H. C. LETT
has very cheap Lookinc-GIasses.
If yomvant dry goods at the
lowest possible prices-; before
you buy them go to
LOT-T3IAX-S.
McGee c?- Moore haveiheir
new store open, and will be
pleased to see aM their old
Friends and Customers.
Go
rufts.
fee Hofcts09s for; gloves or
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LIST OF PEEXIUSS.
The followins List of Premiums
were awarded by the Nemaha Coun
tv Agricultural and Mechanical Asso
ciation eX its Eteventh Annual Fair
September ISth, 19th and 20th, 1S7S:
CT..cg 1. CATTLE.
J. Salman, Supf
Blooded Stock.
Best Bull, 3 years old and over, J.
AL Trowbridge.
Best Bull, two years old and under
three, J. M. Graham.
Best Bull, one year old and under
two, Paris & Butler.
Natives and Grades.
Best cow, T. A. Bath. Second best
cow, W. F. Paris.
Best heifer two years old, W. F.
Paris.
Best heifer one year old, W. F. Par
is. Sweepstakes.
Best Bull of any age, J. M. Trow
bridge. Best cow of any age, T. A. Bath.
... J 0H2.O. Aw-rrtinT
W. R- Leach:,
"Committee.
J. A. Aesabeight, J
CLASS 2. HORSES.
IB. Jf. Bailer, SujpL
Roadsters.
Best Stallion four years old
and
over, James Caldwell.
Best mare four years old and over,
A. S. Holladay.
Second best mare fouryearsold and
over, Alexander Kearus.
Best mare three years old and under
four, I. J. Jarvis.
Best pair geldings in harness, W.
A. Bailey.
General purposes.
Best mare four years old and over,
W. A. Bailey.
Second best mare fouryears old and
over, I. J. Jarvis.
Best mare two years old and under
three, Mrs. E. Jonts
Best pair geldings in harness, A.
B. Paris.
Best walking horse, either sex, W.
A. Bui ley.
Second best walking horse, either
sex, John Beard.
Best saddle horse, either sex, W.
A. Bailey.
Second best saddle horse either sex,
R. W. Dunn.
Best paeiug horse, either sex, F.
Haddart.
Second best pacing horse, H. N.
Bagley.
Draft.
Best stallion four years old and
over, John Lavigne.
Second best stallion four years old
and over, Wm. rlawley.
Best mare four years old and over,
J. C. Bousfieid.
Second best mare fouryearsold and
over, H. N. Bagley.
Brood Mares and Colts.
Best brood mare and sucking colt,
Wm. Alderman.
Best three year old gelding, I. J.
Jarvis.
Best sucking colt, either sex, Wm.
Aldarman.
Best yearling colt, Henry Rich
ards. Second best yearling colt, either
sex, W. F. Paris.
Jacks and Mule?.
Best Jack, J. R. Jones.
Second best jack, J. R. Jones.
Best pair mules three years old, B.
C. 3tokes.
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Second best nalr mnles thrpp vwr
nM w p p!irU
tmnb t t t.,..j
Second best sueking mule colt, J. R-
Jones.
Sweepstakes.
Best
statiion or any a
ge, B. C.
Stokes.
Beat mare of any age, J. C. Bous
fieid. Best gelding of any age, A. B. Par
is. D. Plasters, "j . ,s
J. C. Bodsfield. lwan"nfe
R.V. Black, 'j Committee.
CLASS 3. SWLN'E.
J. 21. Tromdridge, SupiJ
Best boar one year old and over, H.
N. Bagley.
Second be3t boar one year old and
over, J. M. Graham.
Best boar under one year, H. N.
Bagley.
Second best boar under one year,
H. N. Bagley.
3est sow one year old and over, J.
M. Graham.
Second best sow one year old and
over, H. N. Bagley.
Best sow under one year, H. N.
Bagley.
Second best sow under one year, H.
N. Bagley.
Second best litter of pigs not
less than five, H. N. Bagley.
A.J. Riohardsox, "i , ..
J. H. ABGABRIGHT, lWard.IDS
E. D. Rogers, 'J Committee.
CLASS 4. sheep ATr GOATS.
J. W. Brush, Supi.
Second best buck two years old and
over, C. W. Butler.
Second bet three ewes two years
old over, C. W. Butler.
Second best three ewes one year old
and over, C. W. Butler.
Second best three ewe Iambs, C.
W. Butler.
A. J. Richardson, 1 , j.
E. D. Rogers. iward'
J. Argabeighx, J Committee.
CLASS 5. POULTRY.
Lzsier Bagle, Supt.J
Best Shanghai, Dorkins, Brahmas
or other large breeds, John Davies.
Second best large breed, Eugen
O'Pelt.
Best pair common chickens, C. W.
Butler.
Bet pair Guineas, J. J. Brush.
Second bes.t pair ducks, ChcrJes
Brush.
Best pair geese, C. W. Butler.
Best and largest display of fowls,
C. W. Butler.
G. W. Bratton. 1 .
J. Gavttt,
nrr. J Awarding
W. a. Poloce:-
JCom
mittee.
class &. agricultural products
GRAINr ETC
John. Ererichs, Stipi.'
Best half bushel winter wheat. W
I --. 'tawley.-
Second best half bushel of winter
wheat, Alfred Crane.
Best half buahel of spring wheat,
-J. W. Brush.
Second best half bushel of spring
wheat, J. W. Brush.
Best half bushel white corn In the
ear, J. W. Brush.
Second best half bushel of white
com in the ear, J. Vickers.
Tiaat Koif hnahM nf vellow corn in
the ear, J. Vickers. I
gsm-oihI best half buahel of vellow f
corn in the ear, Alexander Eearns.
Second best sweet corn, C. B.But
ler. Second best half buahel of spring
barley, J. W. Brush.
Second best half bushel of rya, W.
H. Hawley.
Second best half bushel of oats, J.
W. Brush.
Best and largest variety of grains
and seeds, J. W. Brush.
S. W.KENXEDr, Awarding
E. D. Rogess, f Committee
H. B. Shxbtlxfee, J Lommme8-
CLASS 7. FAK3I AXD GABDE PBO
DDCTS. Geo. I. Storms, SirpL.'
Best half bushel of Irish potatoes,
Catlin Bros.
Best five pounds lard, Mrs. C. W.
Butler.
Best five pounds butter, Msr. C. WJ
Butler.
Best two loaves of bread baked by
girl under twelve years of age, Mi3
Lulu Davies.
Best peck of onions, W. F. Paris.
Best peck of tomatoes, Mrs. Max
well. Best peck of white bean3, Mra. C.
W. Butler.
Best four winter squashes, Mrs. C.
W. Butler.
Best four sweet pumpkins, Mrs. C.
W. Butler.
"Best dozen beets, Mrs. C. W. But-
I ler.
Best dozen carrots, Mrs. C. W. But
ler. Best dozen parsnips, Mrs. C. W.
Butler.
Best sample peppers, Joha Davies.
Bec sample dried corn, Mrs. C. J.
Brush.
Best display of cabbages, five heads,
Mrs. C. W. Butler.
Best and largest variety of vegeta
bles raised by one exhibitor, John
Davies.
S. VV . KsED, AwardIng
H.B.SHIKTLIFFE, rrummitee
E. D. Rogers. J Committee.
class S. Fruits axd flowers.
E. II. Burckes, &vtpL
Be?t and largest variety of apples,
ten each, Wm. H. Hawley.
Best arranged basket of half bushel
apples, not less than five varieties,
Wra. Ros-ell.
Best and largest display of peaches,
James Caldwell.
Best aod largest display of pears,
Mrs. Teare.
Best dozen plums, 'Mrs. R. Teate.
Best dozen bunches grapes, Mrs. R.
Teare.
Best grape wine, John Davies.
Best wine of any other material.
Mrs. R. Teare.
Best canned peaches in glass, Mrs.
M. A. Handley.
Best canned pears in glass, Mrs. R.
Teare.
Boat canned cherries in glass, Mrs.
R. Teare.
Best canned gooseberries In glass,
I Mrs. M. A. nandley.
Best canned grapes, in glass, Mrs.
R. Teare.
Best currant jelly, In glass, Mrs. E.
D. Rogers,
Best grape jelly, in glass, Mrs. W.
H. Hoover.
Best crab apple jelly, In glass, Mrs.
W. H. Hoover.
Best gooseberry jelly, in glass, Mrs.
E. D. Rogers.
Best apple jelly, in glass, Mra. R.
Teare.
Best plum jelly, ia glass, Mrs. W.
H. Hoover.
Best display of cut flowers, Mrs. R.
Teare.
Best garden annuals in bloom, Mrs.
C. W. Butler.
Best pair vase bouquets Mrs. R.
Teare.
Best pair of hand bouqnet3,.Mrs. R.
Teare.
Best basket of flowers, Mrs. R.
Teare.
W. F. Paris,! . ,-
J. MARLATT:'ffp
N. B. Catlik, J Committee.
CLASS 9. AGRICULTURAL IMPLE
MENTS. IF. E. Johnson, Sitpi.
There were no entries made in this
department though considerable ma
chinery was on the ground. The
committee report "The Agricultural
Implements exhibited by Messrs.
Hawley a Douglas, though not enter
ed for premiums deserve especial no
tice and diplomas.
George Crow,
Chairmaa Awarding Committee.
CLASS 11. FINE ARTS AND TEXTILE
FABRICS.
Jrs. 31. A. Handier, Snp4.J
Best pen drawing Mrs. T.Richards.
Best specimen of dentistry, G. H.
Collins.
Best pair woolen stockings, Mrs.R.
Teare.
Best pair woolen mittens, Mrs. M.
A. Handley.
Best patchwork quilt, Mrs. W. F.
Paris.
Best worked skirt, Mrs. R. Teare.
Best coverlet, Mrs. C. J. Brash.
Best display of millinery goods,
Mrs. E. C. White.
Best dress hat, Mrs. E. C. White.
Best dress bonnet, Mrs. E. C
White.
Best and
work, Mra".
largest display of needle-
r a tthi
M. A Handley.
.nest aispiay or hairwork, Mra. R
B. Taylor.
Best pin cushion, Mrs. R. Teare.
Best specimen of braiding, Mrs. M.
A.Handlev.
Best display of worsted worlf, Mrs.
S. A. Oiborn.
The same committee reported 02.
Class M, (Miscellaneous) as follows
Best reck work, Mrs. G. W. Butisr
-- ;i--
Mrs. U U
Taylor.
Best fruit basket picture, Mrs,
T.
Richards.
Bestjpicture pressed flowers, Mrs.
T. Eichards.
Best handkerchief case, Mrs. S. A.
Osbors.
Tfaedisplay of goods by Mr. W. T.
Denn md Mr. Louts Lowmaa, were
very fine and deserves complimenta
ry notice5. .
Gso Crow, " . .-
r. tt W -n I Awarding
rrrr ! x- rAKKsi rpnmmin.
iiRS. iizA Cole, J -""""-Louis
Lowman's special premium
for the best five pounds butter was
awarded to Mrs. C. W. Butler.
The committees in some cases
awarded second premiums where the
societygives none; snch premiums I
have nt included in this report.
S. A. Osborst, Sec'y.
10Q new overcoats izLsi
received at
r-nrf -t-
McGee $ Moore's,
I0YD0X ITHES.
Oct Jst, and mercury 90 degrees
In theshide.
Mrs Curtis still very sick.
Miton Smith very sick.
Polticians should remember that
revolutbn is not always reformation.
Gecrge Miles, who has been very
sick, is inproving.
Yo ought to see how nicely the
Methodst church looks since it has
been nsvly painted and papered.
XlU. v m. winters has gone to
Lincolito attend the State meeting
of the enomination of Christians.
Tb remains of "mother" Sedor
as wasirought to London last Friday
for bunl. The warfare of earth life
is overorher, and she has gone home
to res "Father" Sedoras, don't
mourcforyour dear companion, who
has trffeled the rugged path of life so
long wth you. She is happy your
journey without her will be short; in
a few ays more and you will go to
her.
We unto the inhabitants of the
earth. War and famine, plague and
peslrlece.
PBle of Nebraska, your '"lines
have Slen to you in pleasant places"
indeet
Epubllcans, be vigilant, be true,
be fak.ul. The times demand yoer
deepct thought, profouudest wisdom,
yourecided action. The crude Ideas
of ioammatory, incendiary, erratic
mind are taking shape ia various
polital parties. The political salva
tion eihis republic is in the old Re
pabihn party alone.
.'rs. Mattie McGrew, those pea-ches-'nd
plums were delicious, and
tbosMg apples, Geo., were fine. Mr.
Geo.IeGrew has a fine orehard of
chok apples, and it is pleasant to the
eye tgo through his orehard aud see
thosrapples ia their rosy and golden
beaiy. Mr. McGrew has a splendid
faruand knows how to take care of
it. .
5r.y"ohn Vickers wants it "dis-timOt-uaderstood"
that- heisnot
,ftixlus" that people know that he
toone premium on corn. He took
thevemium because he bad the best
cora;"thatwaa enough without say
fiacaiwas anxioos." The premium
Ibtarouid show it all. Mr. Vickers is
thehampion corn raiser in Nemaha
couiy.
JI right! If Mr. John Viekers
sayae wasn't anxious, we take it all
bac? and declare to oar numerous
rears that he was not a bit anxious.
We ope this humiliating retraction
wllte-establlsh harmony and have
no cIeterious2aSJCfc on the finance
queson. Ed. Adv.
the LUMBER
CHICAGO YARD.
Allen Furnas, for manv
yaijBresident of the Indiana State
HorSjUtiral Society, a prominent
man Vc-ther respects, and whd has
J been pending our State Fair, spent
luesay of this week In and about
oarcy. He was shown through some
ofour-jest orchards, and sufficiently
in thicount-j to form something of
an id of the county. The Dr. is de
lightij With this, his first visit to Ne
braskt especially with Nemaha coun-
1 IT. -tt returns with manv items and
fasts hi relation to Nebraska, that
wHl h "put where they will do the
rflostijod.n
C3oiCe Snset Music of all
Mstfs, at Stroble's.
l-i migration west at this point is
much neater now than It was in the
sprinr. During the past six weeks
our frry has crossed to this side the
river an average of about forty cov
ered rasous a da v.
Dr. Marshall's Las? syrup relieves
the vofct cases of Cooghs and Colds
almisirnstantly. Call on your drug-
eistanLtry a bottle of it, the price is
Jo cents. Sold by A. W. Nickell.
j Glias Jolinton of vaaiaha ilunlcred in
Xaiiaas.
List eveain we received a letter
fron a former nsident of this city, In
whiia be gives tae following partieu
larsof the murder of a Nebraska bov
at Ihillipsburgh, Kansas. On the
latbof this month, Charles Johnson
anda fellow named Grashorn, who
I Claln- to Ha n. rmon nroinhur crnt !
r -. w . ..c..a. -a w... .... k.vwt
intoa dispute over a claim which re-
sult,d in Grashorn shooting Johnson
fourtimes with a Spencer rifle, kill-f
Best zephyr necktie.
LilJ
1US him matantii- Jnhnsnn nrMi.. . t-U.1. t- tTTt e r,;,
rron Brownville. Nemaha county. 1
and j ad zoue down there to take a
hon5tead. He served throuch the
late wr. in some Nebraska conmanv.
"hlrlt dI-v c"jPPIed. on account of
j vhicb fae drew a pension of about $la
?ermoth. He was about ai years of
ice. Oar informant does not state
uci.ui;rine moraerer wa arresiea or
f
t ao nt now remember Charles'
-ijonnson. and old settlers sav tnev
never knew him. We guess he was
not from" Brownville.
I
New corn will be taken oa seb-
scriptKin. at fsi cents per bushel.
BUSLYESS BEETITIES.
Ague Cure, at McCreery's.
Stevenson & Cross for low prices.
Fnll line of sample piece goods at
Marst s.
Drugs, Fresh- and pure, at Mc-
Creery's.
Money to loan on farms. Apply
to T. L. Schick.
More Queen3ware and Furniture I
for Stevenson & Cross. j
For a first class shave go to J. Rj
Hawkins barbershop.
Tin Shop and Furniture repaired.
STETEysox & Cross.
Niee stock of clocks, watches and
jewelry, at Joseph Schutz'.
Nebraska Wagon. S6S. and war
ranted. Stevexsox & Cross.
Extra copies of The Advertiser
for sale by A. W. NIckeli, druggist
book-seller and stationer.
ul 5: umns' .ntl5t- wHl
I T13IC -Oiair uct. ast ami ystcafjn one
month. Ifyou need any dental work
call early. 13w2
Taluable Land For Sale!
The northwest quarter of Section
20 6 13 ia Lafayette Precinct, Ne
maha County Nebraska. Apply to
First National Bank.
Brownville, Neb.
Or C. W. Kennedy,
Montgomery, Alabama.
7m3.
WallPaperand Window shade's
at the Drug and Book store of W. H.
McCreery.
Hardware. Tinware, Qxieensware,
Glassware, Stoneware, Silverware,
Graniteware and Woodenware.
Stevenson & Cross.
HEADQUARTERS FOR
Zephyr "Wools
Knitting Yarns,
Germanlown YFool,
Fancy Goods,
Hosiery Gloves,
And Handkerchiefs,
At LOW3IAS-is
Lomaan's goods have all ar
rived call and see before pur
chasing. Wanted I
101,000 bushels Fall Wheat by Hack-
ney.
Bain wagons will sell. Two car
loads coming. Stevenson & Cross.
Made to Order.
I have received another in
voice of my Philadelphia Fine
Shoes made to my especial or
der. Call and see them.
L. LGTFJtiAZrS.
Thousands of dollars are now being-!
saved every year bv progressive far-
mers. who soon
discover the zreat
value of freelv
bsiqs uneie cam a i
r TT i r
Condition Powder in the feed of
aiocs; is restores tne sick, mcrea
the beauty, and usefulness aad
motes the growth. Sold by A. W
Nickell.
Stoves, Furniture, Groceris,
Harness, Wagons, Cornsbeliers and
Plows. Stevenson & Cross.
Scitool Books at ffic2-ell?s
Dr. Jaqces German Worm Cakes
stand unrivaled as a worm medicine.
Give them a trial. Sold bv A. W.
Nickell.
Suitings cents per yard at L.
Lowman's.
Ladies Morocco Sbes for oae
dollar at Robisos's.
More of those world beaters, the
"Marsh Sulky Plow," a new thing
just received by Hawley & Douglas.
Hay rakes. Paints, Flour, Rope,
Pitchforks, Iron. Nails, Saddles and
Salt. Stevenson & Cross.
JUST EECEIYED !
A fine lot of Carpets and
Oil Cloth, at the CSICAGO
STO'R.IL
$10 Seward !
$70 cash will buy a Newtoa Wagon
which is as good as a $10 reward, this
is to make room for a new stock.
Hawley & Douglas.
Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, Sore
Throat, and all diseases of the Langs
and Chest, are readily ocred with Dr.
Marshall's Luns Svrun. It never
fails. Try it. Price 25 cents, cold
by A. W. Nickell.
That brilliant yoaag Christian
minister. Hi. Bryant, we notice has
returned from the green pastures of
Kentuckv.
Ross WHoherly, Falls City, who
came near dying a week or two age, 1
from hemorhage of the leng is re
covering. Mr. T. C. Haeker, a week or two
ago sent a basket of pesches to iris old
friend. Gen. Reab. Williams, editor
of the Northern IiuHonian, published
at Warsaw, Ind . The Gen. acknowl
edges the receipt of the fruit, in his
1
paper,
as follows :
We received, by express, from T. C
I Haeker, the other day, a basket Cf as
fine peaches as we have ever seen from
the unrivaled fruit regions of ilicei
gan,
Delaware or New Jersev. He;
m
informs u
by letter, that the peaeh-
es sent us were grown in Nemaha
, r
county, of which Brownville
Hacker's home, 13 the
county-seat-
One firm in that place
hipped, this
' "
season, over two thousand bushels to
t r i - - r T- i!
1 .11111111 1 .i.ra 11 ma n .. .m .T. rnnv oil;.
points went. The -ample- -eat n
superior in ever Specie an v
thlner we have seen this year, and we
kind remembrance. We are con-
.- 1 . lllfVfli 1 If 2X1. 1 IirrT'-fciX t? U41U!(I1 Li J !
n r 1 i'. -v-i r I i . i.
i z r. . . --
coacerned-as any state"in the union.
,irr. . - u . n
iime is money ' weaitn is otten a
source of consuming care but health
- , . :r r . : i
sidioes foe revels ia neslected colds! t
be wise and for your cold, coush, ca-
tarrn or any oroacaial comulaint use
Eilert's Extract of Tarand wild Cber-
. ry anu oe carec. oW ov A. V. .
I . t ff ""
r
sicse.
Pfeteres and Brackets oJeap.
Stsveqk & Cbsis,
I -ZL-l . iwHeaiineoiff sores ana ulcers. AH
1 83 fine a iruit growing reg,on-at any I of BroW vovular Eamify JledieiL
STOTESI
THE FINEST AND
LA
STOYES,
.A.T LOWEST PRICES,
Call and seer
STEVENSON & GROSS.
Prosperity.
The amouat of goods that are daily
coming into Brownville is astonish- -
ing. Each firm seems to be trying to
outdo his neighbor in filling his store
with the beat and greatest varietv of
goods. L. Lowman's shelves' are
crammed full of clothing, besides
what he has stowed away np stairs.
Jas. L. McGee has a large stock of
rfrtr trfwrHs nnri rrrnir?A3 nnrf mnW
have utilized three more clerks during
fair week In disposing of them. Mc
Gee & Moore have jest opened with
an immense stock of clothing, and de
sire the patronage of their many
friends. John' Mcpherson has a new
arrival of winter goods in their prop
er shelves, and is ready to sell cheap
for cash. That enterprising young
man, T. L. Janes, is receiving grocer
ies daily, and.can't be beat for cireap-
nesj, and quality as will be seen bv
u; - .- j . t m.'
u uukcnucuicui. uc i. tee. lue
above firms and many more aTe run
ning larger stocks of sroods than ever.
. ... , , , , ' COHCT WZX.T BT K. C. Z3XL BXUXSK
before, which certainly speaks vol-; - . . ,---, - t , mFtwIi -umes
of praise for the beautiful citv ' Coca. Heal, ? mk : s&t b
of Brown ville, as well as for the firms
themselves. Brownville with her
splendid class of business men, is rap-
idlv takins front rank as a commer-
I cEI ci ty . Pent Hcroi&
Go in
to H. C. Lett's Drug and Grocery
store and price his geods before' you
buy.
Ward off Ague, BilHous fever and
many other ills, by taking a few doses
'of Eilert's Daylkrht Liver Pills.
Have you no rest, mind ill at ease,
body free from pain? these sc$r-r
. x , ww lit J , iOIIEfi LX t
ototeu rills will bring renor
make vou well arain
It is better to laugh than be crying;
skepticism they
stomach of acidity.
by using Dr.
Wincheli's Teethin
quicklv acres the colic nains and
.-, J iu l .t
gives rest to the dartinc Dr.
Wiachell's Teethins: Svrun oroduces
! natural sleep and the child "will awake
clear and refreshed, also it regulates
the bowels, cures dysentery and dlar -
rhoea. whether arising from teething
or other causes. 25 cts. a bottle. Sold
by A. W. Nickell.
line at ?ic:ellTs
Improved cook stoves and ranees
of wj..iJ t-;., v,
Stevenson & Gaoss.
A large stock of Boots aad Snoea
received at Robison's.
"Economy is the road to wealth ;"
fifty cents worth of Uaeie Sam's
Harness Oil applied to your old har
ness, will make the leather look new
and keep it soft and pliable.
Cider Vinegar at Nickel's
Jluslcallvlntereslprtlll
You who have the interests of mus
ic at heart, and would see it advanced
in your community, will do well to
see E. M. Ltppitt and secure his ser
vices for a Singing School.
He has just returned from a Musi
cal Institute himself fall of new
ideas conducted by three of the best
masters the art knows, and can give
f you a course that will remove ail ob
stacles which hinder a perfect under
standing of the science.
He is now ready wish new books
containinganuseal fine selections to
receive any applications for schools
by person or mail. Best of references
given, aad terms within the reach of
all. Call or address him at Brown
ville, Nebraska.
Robison sells Boots and Shoes
1 eheaper for cash than any bouse ha
tj,e rrest
hair-1 i,w"ci3 ieu lau iu chjwv me ue-
rvt - r ii n? kw ft i- . w - s-. . -.. W --. -i .
. t 3nCLfc.lU L&SCV 4CTitA3tr k tCIICC U
Haaaaford Is sellfag f&rnltare at.. . ., ,
Unale Sam's Nerve and Bone Lin I
meat is Sbr man and beast and is a
balm for every woe ad, SoW by A. VT. '
Nickell,
Whole stock of Kip Boots, three
dollars at Robison's.
2 very Family in the TFest
Says 33rown?s Blackberry and
Ginsrer is a safe, pieasant aad reiki-
1 na m .r4 a s 1 " . T. .
i TZ 'Z J"2L.JF
piainL Procure a bcttle of thi3 Cele-
brated Family safeguard at once.
I BiOm m 4wm mm m null "On an X? .
r'"' "w- "
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arV?f?kaXX 5 rem 5tbf.L,'er
i lSSSJvSi''
-ff ' every Wcsi-
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BroTvn.?sr Arnica Salve has no-
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iwDtt3iiaeoici
, Lett and W. H. McC"- Browu
tin u -' rr?.a
VHeeb. so.
RESSMAK
Mazr 2l
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rrsin-i
, 3resse cut aad made tn iht?
; latest ."styles, an?I rtarges
' I??Ucnable.
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OF
COttXXErRCTJOL.
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Ckmaoo. Ocsofeer lJSTS
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CORN Weak and Weber; rated. No.
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CATTLE cteass SJt&K; ad
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roaowln? are tae qeetattaas yestmte:
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COKSSCTZa ST B- It. BAXUET. SOCK SSAUES
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Apples, drtetL.
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aacmr.
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sx.
Baefcwea .
Coax.stOB-
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Coca, oa eoo 79 ; Bloe Gnus H
Cra. shelved 1 Clover .
Com Xeal Fiz 36
Hair, plastering . f Hv ti
Siy.SOB 2J j Osage ! y
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chines and take ay in.
3xTlit Dried oa Same,
Or I -nrill Dry Prxtit on
Snares.
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A . D. MARSH.
TAILOE.
WtOWNVILIje, - - NEBRASKA.
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prices. Han aatl lonj experieaee
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