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Spring goods ever brought UP IN H. C. LETT'S Si ORE,
A--rral nA Tlrms-rtnrn n? nTjiiIq. Per "the largest Stock of
11111 .rt Qx-nn. rt c-an TvnrvrreJ-r: I!D !J U P ICTTC
1L JfH RA1LSOABTOCE.
ctoue. Arrive, to tliis comity, X Tcill, zor i
K. C t St Jee. setae; asete.
GiTTOHSTG-
b- 1 , j?m &pm my entire stoeli of Clotli-
.-esraftes. naHway. Sen? Tr a m tSpa . " . -ji -n.T-4-r .
enCrj.lsfrr.vfc.Kneba. 3 Tig, ZI"y GOOflS, JXottOTlS.
AeslS"nsa:tJenin."i """ " -, C"nno TToc -rr?
aa fcMpm'- 'am -tt4 DTTATn'
Trf-weeklx. -rt- I Oaps X3.JL .20. AJ -QJdJLivr w
COST. Ii. IjO VYMAIi.
Birfe,
TCefcAaaneadPfe -
Lmmi. Gten MeK. unwi,
Xewaat40r&at . teopm
Testec. Peart-weekly, via Sb-
ibb Mtdlteuttoo fc m afl p m
3toeeeea mall, trr London wfcc.. leave Stoadsys,
WeJear'Sayg d FrieT8,
mnaiijT inn - T
2VMk. tevi? atoodsvs and
ys and zretozaays.
srrtvnr Tsmeavs,
BUSINESS BRETITIES.
Fries;, arriving
Urownville Bnss Line to Plielps.
iv!119x.2i..attdSp.m
t.m luMmyfllt ttSB D- m..sa
J. C BOrSFlfcP. Saperllil u sass.
sti is) m -the 3TSXT 60 DAYS, sell 13 lbs, $0. 1 New QrleaH Sngar
for - - - $1.00
5 lbs. Choice Coffee for - 1.00
11 lbs. Currants, new, -10
lbs. new Prunes, - - -81b3.
new Basins - -
20 lbs. Dried Peaobes - -
!20 lbs. Dried Apples - -
And many other extras.
agEoesaMBBanEm
JONATHAN HIGGINS.
1
NTHfATU CITY LOCALS.
Daily Stage Liue South.
t mewiivUIeto Aan), Fans Cky&wt "Roto
rahnf" Awtowll And Pi. Derate, eea-
1 i ihe Willi in mm in II nth rwrtnti
Ijaxw Biewu vDle asilv at eaWesssk &. a.
.irrlvea BeowavHie eo'elocfcp. m
LKlNe,l
J.C- JU
.XebrasUs Ratlvraj-.
Ty"" Rarrx
. ewevine
&4a.m rem J "
MHr Mfhiriinltm CUT ?t,"a
MfP- lxjem.f -2
2M I lfcttpm
Yet T:Sa
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WX. IB.VX3W, Sfi.
THURSDAY, JANUARY K. 1S7.
Miitern
all others.
won ia sopersedinj
-Rv. Wiisoa will risifc L4ooia
iMis wsek.
Seat- Howe bss oer thanks
fT dejtrj favors received.
H. C. 3tt h leea ooaftnd to
hfe rown far several dys past by
Ftw tke bet tswil work call
nt the nid e;W)5ht f Albert
1 yit wt sitHie HM., get
ne af ttoaee eologoe sets at T: L.
Born, on thenHwaloy of the 11th
Inst., to G. W Pafffefotbftr, jr., a 12
ipott-iNi aotttr.
)
Mrs. WhHe wilt sell MHUaery
CiHNid ai really redoee 'prices for the
next SO days.
TIm hest Set etr ever is ihie
town fe mow at ieicfelJs, se.U xu& got
oe for a j4.
3fow fe th tio to oserie for
Tine A irrER vis cm, the iiet aad best
weekly paper in the State
Flour of all brands at Jccres'.
Hannibal and Savannah flour at
Hill's,
Candy and ehina toys by T. L.
Jones.
It pays to advertise in The Ad-
VEBTISBR.
Dr. OlliBs, Dentist, visits Peru
every Friday.
Money to loan on farms. Apply
to T. L. Schick.
Pare maple sy rap in anyqnanti
ty, by T. L. Jones.
2sice stock of clocks, watches and
Jewelry, at Joseph Bchutz'.
Lamps, lanterns, and coal oil
eaas, cheap at T. L. Jones.
Gold Coin in the boss stove.
Thos. Richakds.
Wiseoasia Buckwheat lour at
Hill's.
Country prodvoe taken in exchange
for goods at the Grocery and Provi
ion store of T. L. Joxbb.
Bey the Milburn Wagon, the
best for the least money, for sale by
Thos. Richards.
We solicit neighborhood newp.
Write us the "points" and send in
early in the weak.
Two dollars a year for Tee Ad-
vkktjsbh same price to everybody
no e to try to get it for les.
Extra copies of The Ab-vkrtese
for sale by A. W. 2vicke!l, druggist
book-seller and. stationer.
Wheat, Corn and Hogs are low
bat we are selling goods at prices to
correspond. Stkvkssox & Cross.
If you want the official news,
the local news, and a good family pa
per, take The Advertiser.
.TTieBOs, we nope ait wli can
will promptly pay their subscription.
Our cash expenses weekly are large,
and it takes moaev to make the
pres sro.
We keep the finest line of cook
stoves and ranges in the market, and
are selling them at prices that will in
doee one to buy now and noi wait any
longer. Stevexsox k. Cross.
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
January 18tii3 1ST
COFFEE.
4 1-2, 5 and 7 lbf .
SUCAK.
-SI 00
Brown, 10 lbs
Beet Orleans, IS lbs.
Standard C, 10 lbs
00
00
00
TEA.
lto4 lb.
2ioi.Ass:s
.. 1 00
The Ex-Ceiuinlssloner Complimented
by the Officers of Nemaha County.
Upon the retiring of Jonathan Hig
gins as a Commissioner of ISemaha
county, a place which he has filled
faithfully for two terms last passed in
the interest of the citizens of Nemaha
county, therefore be it
Jiefolved by the Board in behalf of
themselves and all other officers of
said county, that in his retiring from
office they feel the loss of a valuable
friend and associate, and one who, in
all his official acts we have found
honest and faithful to the interest of
the people ; and be it further
Besolved, That we hereby extend
our best wishes for hi3 future prosper
ity and success in life: and we will
ever cherish with greatfui recollect
ions the pleasant intercourse we have
had with him officially andsoaially.
liegolved. That these reaolutions be
spread at large on the reeords of pro
ceedings. Besoived, That a copy of these res
olutions be given to the Nebraska
Advertiser and Kemaha Grang&r
for publication.
J. H. Peerv,
J. H Shook,
Joh' Pchlmas-,
Coin ra issioaers.
R. V. Black. Sheriff.
A. H. Gilmore. Co. Treas.
W. E. -Majors, Co. Clerk.
Per Gallon .
Choice Syxnp, per Keg.
Silver Drip, " "
SOAI.
.Monarch, 20 lbs
-i ban
St. Joe Family, 22 lb bar.
" " 5 har
Kirk's Savon Imperial, i bars
" " 1G ban.
DRIED FRUITS.
Currants, 1-i i
Blackberries, 9 lbs
Dried Apples, 20 lbs
Dried Pcachti, 20 lbs
Ti'evc TurUlsU Prime, 12 lbs.
Ralslna, Valencia, per lb
" .New T.ayfT ,
" Mnmiathif
Dried Cora Furnas' Best.
CRACBEBJIES.
Per Quart.
SUXDRIH5
American Potasb,.
Xiye, 3 cans
. 45
. 2 30
. 3 23
. 1 00
. 25
. 1 00
25
25
. I 00
1 00
1 00
1 OO
. 1 00
1 00
10
lO
lO
10
S ".
10
10
an
Starch, Pearl, per lb.
Best Gloss
Candle, 40 ror
Crackers, Best Oyster, 15
Rice, 12 lbs
lbs.
.1
1
Bnclcwneat Flour, per lb.
Oat Jleal, per lb
10
00
08
1 00
3 1-2
3 1-2
Indian Meal, "Winter l&lsat Floiir, etc., etc.
No unusual excitement in the
city.
ijots of corn all the time coming
in. Hill has some fifteen thousand
bushels in crib. He is also getting
considerable wheat.
Bailey has made another ship
ment of very fine hogs.
"Lucky Bill" has sworn off, bnt
he ssys ne will not join the G. T.'s
because so many of them were boozy ,'
Christmas night that they disgusted
him.
A man not eo very big from
Brownville stopped at the Hoover
House last Saturday and got a "square
meal.''
Dave McLaughlin has removed
his goods back to Brownville. His
location didn't suit him, and houses
are so scarce he couldn't get any oth
er at present.
We understand that McPherson's
store will probably be removed to Ne
maha ere many moons.
Merahants here all seem t he
doing good business.
Harles3, the mail carrier, has
moved to town.
ueu it. maws me ooccom wag-
on road from the Dawson briek house
to Nemaha will be awful. A good ,
road should be made soon as possible
for the accommodation of the people
who live on the bottom. i
Our hotels are both doing a good I
business. j
Philip Crother and wife went np f
i XiiBcniu Tuesday as delegates the
Grand Lodge of Good Templars.
rilUgllTliTIF
riMif 1 1 Uft,
ls?te-ia2 If tl a. a t la a
ISf 1 51? &
M JLsJL i T msiskW JO.dfi.ll. ass
rocerses
L0.TD0X ITEMS.
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m m mn. -k. m mm. m ?af rjt s Km n " wi i z.
LAKUtvAHitn i.aiiaiii-iB
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a' s fit a s '
A few evening? ago, just before
sundown, W. H. Loranee, tbiscity,
was on a sandbar near town getting a
wagon load of sand. When the load
was about on the horses started ; Lo
ranee ran to their heads to stop them
when they ran against him, knocking
him down and running over him with
the wagon, One or two of the wheels
passed over one of his legs, crushing
the flesh badly, but it was thought
breaking no bones. The unfortunate
man was so badly hurt that he could
not rise so as to walk, and notwith-
Ail uuuus doiu for lisn or nouUGe,
i ruin3
1 i a 3 i s v-i
t
ttXLEtL lit
Provisions,
A FULL JLCXE OF
Oueansware, Glassware, Candies.
XI7TS and CIGARS, and
DBIED AND CANNED PHUITS,
All the Choicest Brands of Flour Always on Hand,
lIBfer
I r i tat jr I
-As
Kailroads and BrownTille.
Almost a Blaze.
The Advertiser job depart-(standing he called loudly for help, it
Ytmas: people get married mnd boy
of those cheap stoves at the Reg
ulator. Thos. Richards.
p.ent proposes to be behind none,
and to be up with the Uses, we re
ceive from tkne to time the latest
styles and faeltioos of type. Bring
yoer work to us if yoe wsut it doee
in the best style.
Heal and apples.
Stevenson & Ceoss.
We hope oer Howard eorrespou-
deot will eonliaue his favors. And i
wefnrlte ews from every locality f
and aeighboriiood.
was about an hur, or so it seemed to
him, oefore help oame. He was luckj
to escape without a broken leg after
having a wagon load of sand run
over it ; but as it is, he will not be able
to ise his bruised limb for some
weeks.
- Scliool Boofe atXiekeirs
fiOOTSandSHflESaiCOST.
in orasr to siase rocm ? "
Oerbrlef eorrepondeBt, "Frank
o Glen Rock hoe possibly got his foot
in ii- We eaa tell wien he answer:
3ir. Hayee's qoeetiosc as to author
itr.
The annual meeting of the "Ne
braska State Historical Society" will
be held at Lineoln, commencing at
2 o'clock, Thursday, January 23d,
"ft? "r7 SriTlrY cf AT? T 5 va ' 1S79- Important business to be trans-
,, - , , r
2?IilO, tiT? r?3f C? ffip i ly of " ofiieers and members. It is
, o v i urged and h
a A. . -L.
IV
GgM ai- J. If. Mo Gee's for
ymor qn-eensware,
Six isefaes of aow fell here from
midnight to noon Wednesday, this
week. A uiee damp ow without
drifcinr. on the hard, smooth roads
makes leghing and sliddiBg better
thaa it hes vet been.
iW
10T C&m Mr th
a
uy
0 dv!
ALKTT nft
BaoiUziii
BISON,
Jfbr new dry goods, suit
itnrj.go to Jt ,. JkTcGoe'ii.
Oer Lioooia correspond et refers
to "getting" railroads. Oer lesisia
tors, we doubt not will not endeavor
to do any nttfayt in that direction;
nor do the people want them to. All
the people wk their representatives
to do, regard iac railroads, is to see
that the railroad do not gat them.
For TUe Advertises.
On Sunday evening. Jan. 12th. 1ST9,
at Brother Corye! I's steeling, we were
questioning the Brother on certain
passages iu the i-eriptureg, when one
of the brothers exclaimed "Never
mind them, they ar-e infidels and do
hnot believe the Bible. r
Now we assure the gentleman that
Just at the present time there seems Sheridan, Neb , Jan 14, 1S79.
to be a feeling on the part of every 'he store of W. Harmon of this
one that the railroad interest of Ne- pbe was entered by unknown par-
brask is to be rapidly developed. Ne- titand about three dollars in niokells
brasfca is on the great highway to we taken from the money drawer.
"The West," and through it must run Tn hoses of pocket knives were
the main thoroughfare of thecountry. tain and left on the steps of W.
The strife for mastery between the Daasf store, and it is not certainly
great railroad interests of the land is kBwn whether anything else was
going on, and will continue until the - tafcn or not. The floor, the desks,
leading roads obtain their sdpposed becand even the sides of the bnild-
share of the through business of the inund some of the roof wa covered
vast territory west of us. wifceoal oil and tbe building set on
The State of Nebraska, too, is at- fire The fire was discovered by W.
tracting tbe eyes of all busineee men. W. Irandell about half-past sis this
moringand by active work on the
partof the citizens tbe store was
save The fire had passed from thp
fou nation to the roof, and burned a
hohrabout four feet sqaare in the
floa Scarcely any damage was done
tcaecoods. The clerk was absent
a business, and the store was left by
Ir. H. at a late hour last night. To
atappearsnoes it was the work of an
i ; -- i 4i i : ; , . . .
hoped that all in the State' aS1,ie lue pr"uu me uuuuuw isenuia.y ann not lor plunder, anu
who feel an interest in this assoeia-eiaDrace1 oe,ow lue 'ine- - roao y we are loth to believe that a man
tion, will be present and aid in mat-lCfuId i-ansPrt the freight soon to be pressing the good qualities of Mr.
t.rs tnHinr f ,,rv.Tii-K M, ,KJa i carried. Kiconld have an enemy wh would
for which the organization was ore-i RaiIrd3 mHst run to ili Missouri .saj to do him so great an injury.
ated. ROBT. W. FURNAS,
President.
Daxl. H. Wiieelkr,
Corresponding Sse'y.
Nebraska Slate Histerical Society.
It's vast extent of territory ; it's rich
soil ; its productiveness, and every
thing tend to make the railroad men
of the country want its trade. But
few years will pass before Nebraska
will load as many ears of cattle and
grain u3 liny State of the union.
B,nn niine west from the northern
boundry of Nemaha county through
tbe entire State and who can now ira-
7ooc Ueakh, formerly known as
the Health Reformer, comes to our
table laden with good things about
how to keep well, and not a few hints
about tbe best way of getting well
when sick. Jf every number of the
we believe the Bible as meeh he can journal during theyear equals the first
Hot Lemon Punch.
Hot Tom and Jerry.
Best wies and Liquors.
at Bepgess Gilt Edjed Saloon.
i possibly believe it; and ws think if
tbe Brother knew a little more about
doctrines be certainly won Id not elasd
s with such. We will therefore not
be angry with our brother, bet will
refer him to the passage where it says:
"Better ie the poor that walkoth in his
Iiftogrity thaa he that is perverse in
hfe lips and Is a fool." Prev. llfch
eh. 1st v. Eeepeetfuliy yoars.
W. Pexxt, Jr.
f
number of this volume, its readers
will have a monthly treat, sueh as is
oflered by no other journal now pub-
river, through the part of Nebraska i
mentioned above. What point as l
good In Nebraska for their termina
tion as Brownville? No point can be
found on the river as good for a bridge
as at Brownville. For years It has
been looked upon as the plaoe to enn- '
nect the east and the west with a '
bridge. It is on the direet line of
travel, and unless trade is arbitrarily
taken from it, must be the prominent
city for the railways of southwestern
Nebraska.
"Rnr rtlr("Mrts Ho Trt rmmn nf fftom- i
a, was mum, it saic not a woru
Aivothev large invoioe
J. 0. Sugar, cheap at J. L.
XtGee's.
Several people were anxious last
wee to see what the Granger would
say egard in g Church Howe's politi
cal ition at Lineoln. But, alas, a
ear ail scanning of its pages revealed
theict that the hitherto ready organ
tosstafn Mr. Howe in whatever he
selves. To obtain tbem requires ef-
iisbed. The publishers of this journal ! fortunlirin and continued efibrt
We are selling Groceries as
s any honse in the eijy.
Stevkxsox & Cross.
low
show rare good sense in not confining
tbe journal to a too narrow scope, but
give room for a spicy and instructive
literary and scientific department, to
gether with a department for the
household, which Is always filled?
with a variety of good things. Ati
and when obtained they remain and
their benefits are untold.
At no time since Brownville made
the earnest efibrt it did to bring rail
roads to herborders. has the prospect
of realizing its expectations been as
good as at present. Brownville wants
Tie may be construed by some to be
retntanee or hesitancy on the part of
oir neighbor, to indorse Mr. Howe's
aorxrent fellowship with Republi
ens, at the Capitol ; but sueh is not
tie ease. The Granger's silence is
ovig to its uncertainty of what Mr.
lowe really means. It did not know
ertfinly, whether its old master had
2-1 HA - -y-r .... .. . , Ulld milst HotTQ all It- SVTVlAtcil Crim
.oYjoruceaiJii3inecn-p.f-rrV":fc .Vmr. .. " - Itmstlv and candidlv stenoed baek
iiuea ana earnest euort on tne Dart or . . .. " "
rv ft-t 9 i-i Wn .! .. .... 1 .l
J. B. Floeh, th famoff lecturer
on tempera no, if i.e is able to meet
his appointment, will be in Brown
ville next Sunday to begin hfe series
of letur. Harsh Hall bos boec se
cured for the leetnres, and other nec
essary preparations for the anticipated
interesting occasion, have been made.
Jf the woaiber is at all favorbki
many people from the country for
mHes aroand wili tarn out to her tbe
celebrated speaker, so that we may
expeottbe bail will be well filled from
tbe very beginning. The length oft
iime Mr. Finch intends to work in
this eornar of the vineyard we oannot
etnte.
DXKisHIRE Soars for Sale.
" Apply to T. A. BATH.
Ail kinds of sour at lowest prices.
Steve jebox & Cross.
est journal published. It has been
rendered much more attractive by the
addition of a finely engraved cover,
and the use of new tvne. Published
j at Battle Creek, Mich.
Women? heavy-oaf f Shoes for
61.M andSi.Sf for the next thirty days
at Ted Hitddakt's.
Ladies Hais !
' ;.u i. T t.ir . i. ,
all its citizens will accomplish it. We ' UM " f,uo,,l!au " or aer
have one road, bui we want them all. s onlj oae of his triek? to ceom'
Everv additional road aids in hri-. P!lil a Prcent purpose. Mr. Moore
. r3
GILT EDGED.
Gflt Edge Whfeky.
afitSde" Brandy,
Gilt Edge Gin,
Gilt Edge Wfnas,
Frow the Doniphan vineyards, fori
arsvtetnat or any other pnrpose. For
sale at R. C. Berger's Gilt Edge Sa
loon. GIEL. BROTHSRS,
Dealers in Jry Goods, Grocer
ies. Sheif-Iiardvrare. Timrara
and Queensware. Will sell olieap
ing another.
Brownville city, Brownville pre
cinct and Nemaha county have given
their bonds for railroads. They have
te be paid, and let us have more than
one road to compensate for the monev
) we have paid and are to pay. Let no
one say that tbe one road Brownville
now has, compensates for all the
I. . ....
Wexrecattimrreadv for Snrln ' ume ana money mat nas teen and
trade and are selling our large and wiH P'1, -Bronvilie's natural
varied stock of goods, consisting of advantaSes entitle it to numerous
Hardware, Stoves. Groceries, Furni- rods, and nothing but tha failure of
ture. Tinware. Onpn,x.rp Rii--1 isrownviiie "s citizens to do their
v j - -- -- i
I will close ozit ray stocli. of
ladies triaiaied iiats at less
tiiaa costinCiiicao. Call and
see. ,. L.OITJIAX.
ware, Harnesa, Iron, Wagon Timber,
Guns, Ammunition, &c, at prices
that are an inducement to purchasers
to boy of u. Stevenson & Cross.
Charter- Charter!!
fereesh. Produce taken in exchange I Oook stove with automatic shelf,
By tbe kindness of the publisher
and anthor, Wolfe's Xebratlsa Gnet
iee and Bmsmem Directory for 1S79-S0
has been laid npon onr table. From
Its appearance, and a oasual examina
tion, wejadge ft to be a very com
plete work, and deserving to be in the
office of every business man In the
State, because as a reference book
in addition to much useful informa
tion regarding the State it is fre
quently needed by every business
man. Attached to the book is one of
Grams Railroad and Township Maps,
which is the latest map of Nebraska .
published, and is unusually accurate
eo far as we have examined it. We
hope Mr. Wolfe will meet with sales
of hfe Gazette up to his most sanguine
expectatiens, as he merits for his la
borious and expensive work. Price
3.aO, postpaid.
Omaha.
for poods. Give us a call.
Shertdan, iVed.
2S-tf
A Beautiful Hoys' and Girls
Paper.
The American Yotmg iWfe, pub
lished by Hudson &EwIng, atTope
ka, Kansas, comee to us for January
with a bright, new "dress" on. Itis
a carefully edited, 16-page illustrated
paper for Boys and Girls of from
eight to sixteen years of age. It is
pure and elevating, entertaining and
instructive. Strongly endorsed by
teachers all over the West, and is
sent one year, postage paid, to an
address Sor 50 cents. The publishers
ofler to send sample copy free.
um. mast nest eooR stoe tobuv. For
sate by Thos. P.ichahds.
Ecjts I Kos ! Hogs I
I want all j-our fat hogs, and will
pay the market price for them at
Brownville. T. N. Hunter.
js ar w losing a great deal of sleep over
thisruatter, and fears Howe has joined
tbt Republicans in earnest. The ed
itorof the Granger is not sufiieiently
anaous to indorse Republicanism to
do t prematurely ; and then suppose
heshould take Mr. Howe's action as
eaoest, and flop, himself, and stand
oit tinder a Republican breeze, and
aferward have his master suddenly
gab him by tbe seat of the breeches
aid with a backward yank, aareastie
.Ily say to him "Why, you damn
ool yoa haven't you got a bit of
tense? That was only 'strategy' to
ret friends Brush and Bagley into po
iitlons." Nq, the Granger is mum
.ill it hears from Mr. Howe.
"There is no fear In love, but
perfect love casteth oot fear, because
fear hath torment. He that fear eta
is not perfect in love."
Weather still cold.
Meeting at the Methodist Chureh
every evening for preaching and
prayers.
John Hikes is away canvassing
for frnit trees and is having good suc
cess. The neonle are determined on
having frnit. That is right.
"Denying divine authority" to '
say "drunkenness is a form of dis-l
ease." Well, if that don't beat all
logic, philosophy, metaphysics, di
vinity or either. I am exceedingly
puzzled to understand hor tbe idea
was created. I3 this it : la it feared
"sin" will not be connected with
"drunkenness." Now see here, "sin !
is the transgression of law," and
there is no disease without transgress
ion of laws of health. It seems to
me, Mr. Homeopathy, that there is
"sin" enough eon nee ted with drunk
enness to satisfy most anyone, if it is
disease, and I say it js.
All manner of hideous forms
called sleds have taken form since
the descent of the "beautiful snow."
Talking about lynching Rieh
ards, what evil demon has possess
ion of the people? As of old. so it is
now, "Tue devil goeth about like a
roaring lion, seeking whom he may
devour."
Last Sunday afternoon Eider
V m. Winters was called to th rai- I
dence of Mr. Dan. Cogswell to ofti-
etate m one of the duties of his cal
ling, and there was Cornelius Coulter
yes, fact. Cornelias Coulter, wait
ing to get married, and when he and
Bettie Cogswell "spake tbe fitting
vows," the Elder pronounced them
man and wife. And than they were
happy and glad, and may tbey ever
be beppy and glad. Worlds without
end. Amen.
HOWARD ITBXS,
OBITUARY.
and
ana
3o iades tkloay
Frail, aastltef; aotecoof n
A4 pleasure oely
sr
L there so kiad. no fce&faR'acf
T soatiw tbe wnrnafc of toaawwrt
bptm r ywn, wmr :
Ttey
n
kj find
I
jwrlag.
Talker! take o awoy
TIm bjuten of toe oar.
BMlNlpwUMtwenwrtt
An Ctartet his bmo host,
Wbmm era asd than few won.
JLma mmm wtth htm BhlalHK M ;
1 hh mm, help -peem t
sear
the h
SHERIDAN ITEXS.
Gold at par and SZbs cof-
ddress j. m. Wolfe, fwfor $1 at J. I,. McGee'g.
2?&w Yorkaad iIonigansolL,S.bC. iHliG at Nickell's.
Byerythirig: in tlie Sdiopl
iTi a at 5JirVfl Vc."
Tea 2octs per pound at J.
L. Mc Gee's.
Men's Overcoats !
To close oat my entire Stocli
of Overcoats X TTI1LX. sell them
at less than actual cost. Call
and see 121c
r.OUIS SOTT3IAX.
Guns and Ammunition, Breech
and Muzzle Loaders, Shells, Cartridg
es, Wads and Primers.
Stevenson- & Ceoss.
-t-Axes, horse shoes and Nails.
&tKv-EsQ & Cross.
I work great resclrs jvin ha- ninnm.
plisbed.
Will not every citizen of Brownville
engage in the work at once. Let ev
every one do his duty. p.
whole duty will prevent its having
them.
Let a public meeting be called at
onee, or in some way let committees
be appointed to see that the present
opportunity, so auspicious, does not
pass without Brownville having the
railroads that naturally belong to it.
Let a committee of prominent men Tue cocatv ifc W,H D9
be appointed to look spec.ally after SOQ b tner 11. gave Mr.
each road. Let sueh committees meet maAt a3 he ..stepied dowa aDd
...wnucuwy auu v.iiu ucuk, earnest
Clothes BcushetSj cheap, at
I. L. MeGeers.
Hallem's mill will be running in
a few days. -
The Sheridan boys famished
coarse mpsic for Mr. Carle on his re
turn from Illinois. He called them
in, made them acquainted with his
now wife and sat out a couple of box
es of cigars.
Mr. C. Williams has returned
from Illinois, where he has been to
settle some bnsiness. He propose to
make Nebraska his home.
Messrs. Watkins : Bryant are
putting up iee. They may get a cor
ner on ice next summer, but at pres
ent the supply exceeds the demand.
George Harmon, John Maxwell
and W. Dosdas have gone up to Lin
coin to attend the Grand Lodge of
Good Templars and watch for a short
time the movements of tbe legislature.
The people of Sheridan owe a
debt or gratitude to tbe many friends
who assisted in making tbe church
festival a sceoes Tbe evening was
enjoyed by all present, and if any one
left tbe table without enough to eat, !
it was not the fan It of tbe committee. 1
All seemed anxious to demonstrate
their pie-eat-y, and a dispute arose as
to who was tbe most pie-ons. It ws
not settled whether P. B. MeFadden
or Nate Meader was entitled to tbe
belt. Tbe lemonade stand did not
I rav PTtr wt1 drnihMian Immbm th.
tr-j ........ --..., -. .-. - . w.-.. ...w
lemonade bad no ice in it. Tom.
Stock er tried his hand at fishing, and
after catching a rattle-box and rag
baby seemed happy, and wae disap
pointed at not having a chance to
Not much local news this week. At the rasweasee or her saccate hi Laftv
Considerable siekness among 0hiW-'yttoBWeto .3wi- of pwacau
r f thk !m,- K.,t f-i 'xry Asa. toowit daoehter of M. J.
.-. . .w...j. . w .... xry Ambrose, aged
heard of. Our physician. Dr. Nick-jhreeonys.
ols, although young in years and ex
perience, is having good success.
There is quite a large number of
cattle bein? fed hereabouts. Among ,
the lucky, or unlucky, as it may!
prove, is Peter Beriett, Aug. Sire, W.
Graver, Stephen Cross, Jacob Good, l
Jacob P. Starr, and S. P. Robertson 1
I most of them new men at the besl-
ness
The silver tones of tbe treo ped
dler is once more beard in old Neraa-'
ha. Brother farmers, beware; looki
not upon tbe fine specimens of bat
tled fruit when it is red ; look not p- f
on the glowing pictured painted on
tissue paper. Shun the tree peddler;
as von would a rrxnt. If voa want' 3dabo
' i-. .- .k- .;n ,K-.-h5w";rt,te. F'Mr
w ,. w .-.. -... 6", ehwmle iHsRhea. ilxa
will oe tnriuy, bear truit tnat will re- fedTlyeera.
pay you for the money and labor ex- She leey Ave chUdreo aad e.hsx circle
nended, buy them that has beon ' rtMd .
. , . .. ..-. When being eoseewtwWh on thsfcj;
grown in Nebraska soil and climate; 0,d-tenasx.herJnil.Wtbe
buy from men whom you know, and Sertor seemed he so etenr theeehe wjm
know to be reliable. So says one who.reahjoed to the will of God. tar ene w)
has had more than twentv veers' ex- "TheUof the Load be dose. lemwltltn;
-: - -,-1 ". ! -''-'rbeneTer the Lord eelle me:
H0 iirtaao twu.j iu ..uvse Botm-tol
matters.
t
We presume that tbe political ;
horizon of old Nemaha will in the fa-'
t
ture be bright and eloadleeg ; that the'
bitterness of political strife will come
j no more. Tbe old prophet has said
j that the leopard and the kid shall lie
down together, whieh some modern
critic. has rendered "the kid shall lie
down inside the leopard ;' but notso. J?($r JxarCUnS ZH 7?eT7!y
The leopard has laid down inside th- hoyCOBS $0 to 71 X.
kid. We have often been surprised toi jLT-r; ojtf9
see how easily things of large propor- f -;
tioca could be compressed into small
compass. We have seen a very sniaii
snake swallow big frog ; have been
I he.
My bloieed Mother. Oh I how
Wee oaee tbj mortal
Thy baew serto. mM
Wlth Christ to lire and
Oh ! hsseJ Sv J3T. brad of all.
Who bath tbe world tn 1
rre-rve the spirit of Ibis
Who ned without 1
aaacaa ' , i u'm 1 1 i in
Two tinners lor 6pritg treeev For
convinced that five qoarta of molasses terma eorrospond with SteveKoo &
could be put into a gallon jug, bnt not ' r9g'
until we had the proof could we be-!
Here that a gnat could swa!)qw al
mule. It's all right jost a little bns
iness transaction ! Bnt
Wbo were the ebifee tors hi the tmdeT
What was tbe eomtderetton bmmI?
He eMoe- home to spa ad a boitday
Yes, that's whet U theseoec say.
Bat haven't we got It all in rhyme?
Or. are we mHtahec In tbe tgn ?
Yes, we r. tn a little rhyme or prose.
That all Is true, save as to where he gee j.
That Colorado will havea Cbareb..
A pare. stnUsrbt, clean eat dams ..nana.
Accompanied by a horde of leaser dorga.
To her a enrse, a lasting seooree.
Bat thex Is as najudtt to tradtns; Tom,
f If heean bat eU Nemaha bis qws
By shipping as be waald asheop or sow,
Tbx; :&tasr some people eall Hon. .
And Ctnzin KebspUeans
Vent rex set ter mflnn in In yer
I A CARD,
j To nil who are snaerlns; from the ertor
and Indiscretions of youth, serross weak
jn early decay, lose of manhood. r I
win send a reetpe that wlU enreyon. FRKL
OF CHARGE. This ereat remedy wasdu-
covered toy 1 ndscienary tn SeotsCAmeric?
Send a self addreseed nurtmpo to she Kv
Jeeeph T. innaa; Station D. Ban tfon
iNew York City. Hyi
oq ;3iparq curst.
! A
bed placed !a Ms naeea by aa Kate
j arr Um forauxU at a simple
,UenpiayaadpMiinsin
hem pwufhn. haT-c
:thh
r. -
2tew Yw
3P4
eerremeenllity and an ssrvsm coseplemnv tlet
bwrtas lensil he woilifal ewanve potn -Uoemne9rcsea.hashikithfei
emyte make "
faisiiiia nh eaflerina hllewa. i tnuss toe tl.-
f! jm TT f ar -" fcT". wst 1 1 1 . snrt ihrtir ir-mr t fc 1 issils
eehneess. wOl ens. nee of eeafse. loan wneeedte h. Ui.-
My be It tsh nice not an on der sonars. recipe. wimftiUa1recuomKprrpMncas.seiiu(
ItatvenynssebwaUers htm root yTin"birn)muesh.cr XtocUah. Seat toy smfib
aider boss? edttreannewithgamp.
AndTon.brndderlhmMekmtes rSeier.nrsj..-'Bh.
Xe tlaks yes hab seen bery xhtoepy sole. !
Dte re as ter tint, ant elvers tole ;
Batnebbernutt ob sleb niee sleek rales ' A SBR2 CURB
TocatchaildeDemerkratirphaies. ' Tar Ce-rtemgipHtiea. hrorehttK. seshron,
., , , .... setarrb. inroat nd lane; dtaesom. AJeo a
But Io, ns poor grangers! Where are reitef an-! permanent ewe farajenera:
Kt- a-c i.rn rVum -ntiMm- fof. : debmty.dyepepsla inxi aU nerrona sgeertoc -nave
we been . uocte, n.ocner tieorge oy .aunpte Tenetable medicine which enr-
B., up, make us another calf, that we'?J'fcrLPbTsb?,, Jw"
K ' long a resident of Syria and the East, a 1 1
may nave sometorag to go nerore ne; wnooe rreeiy sn uu valuable eseetr
for, as for this Moes the man that
cirfic tn Hrifr it nn nut tf &11 nar
L . . tbiswonderfallnvisxMnUngreinedyjsnd v-
troabres, we wot not What has become end 1 REE the oriua recipe compe
te tbooMnaas of kinited soflsrs with t.'
neatest possible benefits, and hnoeTfeti
r hb. nnii! ehrNt4an dnty to Impart to ith
of htm.
Doxt The Cjrrajtfer.
Men's Women's
Boys' Arctics ai
ROBISON'S,
Carpet3, blankets, hoots
shoes at reduced prices at
Ted. Hubdart's.
cat." a compliment that be may well
feel comfortable over, for such an oc
csrrence but seldom happens. Mr.
Higgins' straightforward, discreet
' aad honorable official career, and af
fable bat rm manner with hhj asso-
' ciatea of the Board, In renderingbusi
3fl nes, has won for him this high
tribute. The people, generally, will
with the commissioners and other
cScers, indorse the resolutions
' apqroving the official record of ex-
' commissioner Higgins. The Adveb-
and ' tiseb congratulates him, and with
I pleasant remembrances says good-bye,
i for the present.
(
ftl? 1 A "KFC!atgreatly reduced prices, '
W-VWj Ai.NQ Address J. B. DYE i Gr Howard it
First Sewing Machine for sale or
trade by Haweet & Douglas.
jjye I UGr -tiowara itemize? waras ui
Brownville, Neb. 1 farmer friends against the seduction
of the "silver tongues" tree peddrar.
This is "more truth than poetry in
what he ssys.
to an
nam i 2
Y. P.O
person
pp---
. box 335.
enclosing staop tor r-
M. F MaSaa, WiTV.i
Ait h i-etWsr te the Writer e Glen
Eoek Itesn?.
Dear Fjiaxk. In The Adverti
aun of Jan. 9th yon say of lder
R&d : "He Is oae of that kind of)
t .. a. ...
coa tribute largely toward tbe com-!108 lB ininK a mac E s to
pletkn of tbe church. The net pro-! Haw witnoot being Ddauseo.
coeds of the evening were between
Oil) PHTTAHTH
Meat Market
9
Now this is news to me. s It will ,
unquestionably be to many wbo. like
myself, have usoally attandod h-i
meetings ever since he came to thlaj
State. SOD Trfe BBO,
1 e
As the belief yoe ascribe to him ie.
in direct eontiiet with that of the1
ehurebes to which he ministers, and
ie also contrary to that of the Baptist
veutKB matron a isrse, in wnwro oei
holds official membership, many of ns4
woord be interacted in learning the "
" - - rn-rnrn-. . m ijL ,-
jrreatest care, and a bottle of Dr.!ia oa wnion yoor statement fc -, 2,-OQ -,,. -wr
Marshall's LnnfrSvrnp. Price 25 ets. ! beeed. Let ns hear yoor proofc. ioo oweer, effll Jieat
eighty and ninety dollars.
Why suffer with such a dreadful
Cough and Cold. For 25 cents you
can purchase of any drns:fcst a bottle
l of Dr. Marshall's Lng Syrup and
yoor core Is certain. Sold by A. U .
Nickell.
What is home withoet & baby?
Manv children have Oonghs and
Colds just now, and should have the
BUTCBJSES,
a bottle. Sold by A. W. Niekell.
Dr. Marshall's Lone SvroD takes
the lead of all medicines for Coughs,
Oolds, Asthma, &ore Throat and Pul
monary complaints generally. Call
on -your drnegiat and try a bottle of it.
Price onIv25cent3. SoldbvA. W.
Nickell.
Everything in the groeery Hae
.cheap at t, L. Jones.
yon have nose, we must of necessi
ty regard your assertion as one that
cannot be called by its appropriate
name withoet, a breeeh of poriteness.
Bespeesfuliy,
C. M. HA.YEir. '
Always oa hand, aad i'Ii fmsiwi sear
nntledtoaaeaii torn era. "
5 n ssehe money taeesr as were:
S Te afee. Capital
meinsMtriiml?
wasted verrwaere te work
bbw. TiinTij iirni isSiniesi i i.
C.. Asgaeta. Xsjae.
ajreHMc
am zesinint; w
pssseff. nssouas r jl
. Bmm is th
AehssTr-r
WAITED !
T'ws iinneca for Spring trade. Sor
terms correspond with -"Btevenso &
Oross. IICS
5 -" - , .. -.
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naeerlMil Tmuie.' s. AeMsstamfe''-
nenea Uesanaek MfM.
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