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Close
K. a H? St.,JDe. going south, -
dally 8:45 a m
K. C & SU Joo. going north.
Dally '- 2:45 p m
"Nebraska Hallway. Dally 7:45 a m
Palls City, Dally, via. Nemaha,
AspInwallandSt.Deroln 6:15 p m
Beatrice, dally, via. Sheridan
. and Tecumneh 6:45 a m
Twiumieb. Trl-weekly, la.
Arrive
12.-00 m
&00 p m
& p m
7:40 a m
&00 p m
London. Olen Hock. Clifton,
Howard and Grant 6:45 a m tfflpm
FVhlncr Scml-wcpklT. via Sher-
mnnand Uratton : u m 600 p m
Tfrutnseh mall, by London Ct. leaves Mondays,
Wednesdays ana iTiaays, arriving mcfuaya,
Thnrsdavs and Salnrdavs.
3Tehlng. leaves Mondays and
Tuesdays and Saturdays.
Fridays, arriving
Brownrllle Bass Line to Phelps.
Leave Brownvlll 9 a. m., end 3 p.m.
Arrive at Brownville 12:30 p. m and 6:20 p. m.
J. C BOTJSFIELD. Superintendent.
Daily Stage Line South.
From Brown vllle to Arago, Falls City and Ttulo
tin Nemaha City, Asplnwall and St. Deroln, con
necting with converances to all other points.
Leaves Brownville dally at 6.30 o'clock a. m.
Arrives at Brownville Oo'clock p. si.
J. C. HAULERS. Proprietor.
Nebraska Railway.
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WM. IRVING. Sup't.
THURSDAY, MARCH 27. 1879.
Attention Sir Kni?htg
'Members of Mt. Carmel com
manding No. 3. K. T.. Brown
ville, are hereby commanded to
mt-et at their Asyluron on the
evening of Good Filday 1879
(April 11th) for services appro
priate to the occasion. Also to
convene at the same place on the first
Friday following Easter Sunday
(April ISth) for the annual election of
officers. All in compliance with law
In such cases made and provided, in
this jurisdiction.
Rout W. Ki'rnas, Em. Com.
A. W. Kick km. Reo.
To tlie Citizcjss or Brownville:
I respectfully announce myself a
candidate for the office of City Marsh
al. If elected I will continue to serve
our interests faithfully and diligent
ly. John Love.
Oranges,
Gates'.
Lemons and Figs at
Buntings at L,ovt man's.
Three top buggies for sale, cheap.
Joe O'Pelt.
Bulldozer best 5
town, at Gates'.
cent cigar in
Pee notice of
concert plsewhere.
E. M. Iiippelt's
Work on the Marsh Opera House
is progressing, slowly.
Foulard silks at Lowmaa's.
Everything in the grocery line
cheap at T. L. Joues'.
Lotsof Furniture coming, cheap,
for Stevenson fc Cross.
Two nickle cigars for a nickel
at Nickell'a drug and book, store.
Elegant
man's.
Iiosiery at JLow-
Cornshellers, harness and barbed
Mire. Stevenson & Cross.
Mrs. Whitehas just opened a five
cent counter for the benefit of the lit
tle folks.
Children's suits at Lowinau's.
We are selling Groceries as
low
-as any house in the city.
Stevenson & Cross.
qi
f,I
Timothy seed, Ciover, Blue Grass
, .and Red Top. Garden seeds by the
ounce or pound by Hawley & Douglas.
Go and see the new Norwegan
plows, all cast cBt steel, something
new and fresh, by Thomas Richards.
ladies' and children's
-shoes at Louiuan's.
fine
SO aores of Improved land for sale,
-on reasonable terms, 3 miles south of
Nemaha City. Apply to William H.
Hoover.
The river bank "ferneust"
Brownville is pretty effectually "rip
rapped" and "mattressed," and now
let old muddy boom.
Book cases, desks, bedsteads, dry
ood, jewelry, &c, will be offered at
-auction at the auction room of O'pelt
-fc McLaughlin, ou next Saturday the
29th.
Uluslins and
3Lownian's.
sheetings at
Died, of pneumonia,
Tnoruiug, 23d iust., John
Sunday
Joseph
ward, aged 88 years.
Mr. Ward, although apparently a
iiealthy man, was sick only one week.
Ho was a native of AyleBbury, Bucks,
England, aud 'came from that coun
try to this city, three years ago. The
deceased, while he bad no relatives to
care for him in his last hours and fol
low him to the tomb, had many
friends to give him 'every attention
that was possible. Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Hatohett, from the same
country, ud his warmly attaohed
friends, and at whose residence be
-died, were most assiduous and untir
ing In administering to Mm every
-comfort and in their efforts to restore
him to health ; and failiug, shed the
ead tears of devoted friendship over
iiis inanimate remains.
On Sunday afternoon the remains of
deceased wre conveyed to the Episco
pal Church where Father Henry ad
ministered the Funeral eervioe of that
'church. After which the Templo of
Honor, of whioh deceased had been a
true and faithful member, took charge
of the remains, conveyed them to
"Walnut Qrove Cemetery, and as the
euu wasjuat sinking behind the west
ern hills, buried their deceased broth
er in conformity with the impressive
Ceremonies of the order.
1879,
J-. ID- VCo(3-E3H Sb Co.,
One of the lamest and most attractive stocks of General Merchan
dise ever brought to this city, and in the future, as in the past,
everything will be sold at bottom prices. All are invited to call
and examine this immense stock for themselves, and we assure
you we will make it to your interest to do so. No. pains are spared
in seeking the best and cheapest market, our goods being bought for
cash, and at the lowest prices possible, enables us to defy compe
tition. Eor further particulars see
X L. McGBB & Co.
BUSINESS BREVITIES.
See new advertisements.
Paints and Oils at Nickell's.
Davenport Sulky is the boss.
Flour of all brands at Jones'.
New York siloed dried apples at
Hill's.
Candy and china toys by T. L.
Jones.
It pays to advertise in The Ad
vertiser. Eating apples, fresh and nice, by
T. L. Jones.
FreBh smoked bams sugar cured
at Jones'.
Money to loan on farms. Apply
to T. L. Schick.
S. Cochran haB 200 bushels of
seed barley for Bale. 38-tf
Hannibal, Savannah and bnow
Flake flour at Hill's.
Nickell Is the boss on wall paper
and window curtains.
Sewing Machines and needles for
sale by Stevenson & Cross.
Nice stock of clocks, watches and
jewelry, at Joseph Schutz'.
Lamps, lanterns, and coal oil
cans, cheap at T. L. Jones'.
Farmers all agree that the Da
venport Sulky is the best plow made.
Cook stoves & Furniture at price
that all can buy. Stevenson &Cross.
For your Summer silks
go to J. L. McGee's.
For the Best working cook stove
with automatic shelf, call on Stevn-
son & Cross.
Dr. Collins, Dentist, Brownville.
Office hours, 9 a. m. to 5 p.m. Not at
home on Fridays. 39tf
Thomas Richards has the fiuest
assortment of agricultural Implimeuts
at the lowest prices.
Stevenson fc Cross are selling
quite a number of Bain, Siudebaker
and Nebraska wagons.
M. Felthouser, cabinet maker,
Brownville. Headquarters at J. L.
Roy's undertaker shop.
Extra copies of The Advertiser
for sale by A. W. Nickell, druggist
book-seller and stationer.
I have for sale, oheap.'some ohoioe
lots, in Nemaha City, for those who
want to build. War. H. Hoover.
New Home sewing machine, the
finest and easiest running machine, in
the market, sold by Stevenson & Cross
Wheat, Corn and Hogs are low
but we are selling goods at prices to
correspond. Stevenson &, Cross.
Country produce taken In exchange
for goods at the Grocery and Provi
ion store of T. L. Jones.
Temperance people of the differ
ent wards should act in ooncert to be
certain that saloon prohibitionists are
elected to the various city offices.
Wo keep the finest line of cook
stoves and ranges in the market, and
are Belliug them at prices that will in
duce one to buy now and not wait any
longer. Stevenson & Cross.
Mrs. White Is now receiving her
Spring stock of Millinery, Fanoy
goodsand notions. She intends keep
ing heretook complete In everything
In her line, and at prices that defy
competition.
The largest stock and handsom
est variety of cook stoves and ranges
to be found in Nemaha County, with
all the latest improvements, consist
ing of the different patterns of the
Early Breakfast, Charter Oak and
several other varieties, are now offer
ed at lower prices than any stove
dealer dare sell, with a wagon load of
trimmings, by Stevenson & Cross.
Meal and apples.
Stevenson & Cross.
filEL BROTHERS,
Dealers in Dry Goods, Grocer
ies, Shelf-hardware, Tinware
and. Queens ware. Will sell cheap
for cash
Produce taken in exchange!
for goods. Give us a call.
2S-tf
Sheridan, Neb.
Farmers.
Go to Thomas Richards if you want
good plowe.
Invisible hair
man's.
nets at ILow-
Farmers.
Fdr fresh garden aue field seed go
to W. H. McCreery'a drug and book
store.
Carpets at LovroianV.
WANTED
Two tinners for Spring trade. For
term9 correspond with Stevenson &
Cross.
Boys suits from $1.50 up at
Louman's.
H. C liOtt
Will sell you more Toilet Soap than
you ever bought for the same mon
ey. For the best and cheapest
Sine of Ladies' and Children's
Shoes, go to McGee &. Moore's.
IT'OIt, THE SFIfcllVO
Received
Chicago
Lumber
Brownville and Nemaha City, Neb.
DEALERS IN
Lumber, Sash, Doors, Blinds, Lime, Cement, Paints, Fencing Ma
terial, Oak, Cedar and Mulberry Posts. Largest and best stock in
this part of the West, and will be sold cheap from the "word go."
Having a resident buyer in Chicago, we are enabled to sell to the
Farmer and builder at prices that defy competition. We cordially in
vite all persons in want of anything in our line to call and price our
goods, and we guarantee satisfaction. Give the Boss Lumber Yard of the
West a call. Come C and B convinced.
MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT.
A. Concert -will be givenby tlxe STNGTNCr OJL..A.SS
at Grant, of this County on
ITriday EVe5no-5 Max-clx SStti.
CONDUCTED BY
EM TTPPTTT
XYX. JUXJT JT JL X X
Who Has Been Their Instructor During
"Winter Session.
ramm
A3JBHTTANCB, 25ots.
GO TO
KCLBTTs
And get your stock of
While he Is Selling so CHEAP
Cassiuiercs and
at Lowmau'g.
cottonades
Annual School Meeting.
The Annual School Meeting of
Brownville School District No. 34,
Nemaha County, Nebraska, will be
held in the High School room In
Brownville on Monday, April 7th,
1879, at 1 o'clock p. m., for the trans
action of such business as pertains to
the interest of the school and as is re
quired by law.
T. L. Schick,
39 3w Director.
Brownville, March 15, 1879.
Chevoit at lawman's.
BARGAINS Itf CLOTHING
At HACKNEY'S.
FARilIERS,
See the Seamless Plow Boots
for sale by McGcc & Moore.
W. A. Judkln & Co.
are now receiving the largest stock of
lumber, sash, doors, lime, cement,
paint, &c, that ever came to Nemaha
County, and the cheapest.
Osage Orange Plants
Will be for Bale at Brownville and
Peru, by Furnas & McVicker.
Queensware, Glassware, Rook
and Yellow ware, and glass sets, only
65 cents, at Gates'.
Dolen will sell you goods as
cheap as any one in town. He has
bought his goods for cash and will
give his customers the benefit of low
prices. Come and see.
Calico
man's.
wrappers at liOW-
Tbs cble and knowing Brown
vilie corepc-r.dent of the Peru Her-
aidt tells, ia round numbers, how
anxioue Brownviilo is for a railroad to
Phelps; and dgs everybody knows
all about it.
Black wooden and Arda can
vas at Lowmaa's.
Harry Dolen would announce to
his old friends and oustomers that be
is again open for business and will be
.j?ln& to see his old customers aud
friends. Place of business, two doors
west of postofflce.
They don't all do itj but
J. L. McGee does sell more
and cheaper goods than
any house in the country.
John Deere's plows nd cultiva
tors are well known here, and are
sold as low as the lowest, by Steven
son & Cross.
Wall Paper, Window Shades,
School Books, at reduced prices at
Drug and Book store of W. H. Mo
Creery. Mixed paints, all shades and col
ors, at Nickell's,
XS'TO.
MPANY.
ay
pectei
CHILDREN, 15ots
Are our good citizens losing their
interest in the Library and Reading
Room institution, which started out
undersuohflatteriugauspices? Some
I fear has been expressed that such is
the case, but we hope not. This is
amongst the best, if not the best, en
terprises ever started In the city for
the social aud moral good of the peo
ple generally, and its interest should
not be permitted to wane in any de
gree. Mr. Carson has kindly and be
nevolently given a hall for this use,
and It is being properly fitted up.
Chairs have been purchased In suffi
cient number for seats, arrangements
have been made for a supply of beat
books and other reading matter and
thus far everything has tendered to
ward success. But the lack of inter
est seems to be in the purchase of
memberships. Life memberships cost
only $10 ; yearly memberships, $2,50 ;
six months, $1,25; three months 75
cents. This arrangement is as cheap
as any could desire and places it with
in the power of all to become mem
bers of the association thus acquiring
the right of taking books out of the
library subject only to necessary
rules of the association at less than
five oents a -week. People in the
country should understand that this
Library association is not confined to
the city, but that they also have equal
rights. Many country people have
already purchased memberships, and
all are cordially invited to do so, and
avail themselvos of this cheap meth
od of proouringthe best reading mat
ter. The Hall whioh is over Carson's
Bank is now open, and the public is
invited to call, and be further advised
regarding the matter.
3IiIIInery Store in Nemaha City
Misses L. & N. Pollock having
bought thestock of Mrs. Drain, will
keep a full line of Millinery Goods,
and ask the patronage of the ladies of
Nemaha County.
Go and see Lownian's new
Goods. New Store ! New Goods ! !
Call at H. H. Dolen's, two doors
west of the Post office, and get some
cheap dry goods, notions and furnish
ing goods.
Grencdines at Lowmrfn'g.
J. i. Jwcbree is fiavnio cu
good trade from, Missouri.
Beautify your homes ; it will cost
you but little, if yoa go to Nickell's
for your paper and paint.
Another order of John Deere's
Gilpin sulky ulowa has come for
Stevenson & Cross.
Silk and satin ribbons,
colors, at Lowmau's.
all
Large stock of clothing,
cheapfjustreceivedatJ. L.
McGee's.
Spring and platform wagona for
sale by Stevenson & Cross.
Go and see Lowman's newt7l0 best tiling out, dt J. L.
goods.
Wall Paper,
Windew Shades,
IateBt patterns and newest styles afl
Nickell's,
AMOULTUML SARD
Bain, Siudebaker, and Nebraska Wagons
All Sizes
Keystone, Deere, and
THE GILPIN SULKY,
Sandwich and Keystone flfjDH QHPI 1 PR
HORSE OB. HAND-WITH EXTRAS UU31I1 U1ILLE.LI1
EMPIRE
Reel Rake
Table Rake
A
FIRST - CLASS
Stalk Cutters, Pumps Seeders Wheelbarrows, &c.
These Goods
are of the
mm
Stevenson &. Cross.
LOCAL PERSONALS.
Mrs. Carrie) Shullinbgerger left
Monday for Chicago.
E. W. Thomas, Esq., Falls City,
is in the city, this week, attending
court.
Hon. T. W. Tipton will lecture
to the Red Ribboners next Tuesday
evening.
J. C. Watson, -Prosecuting Attor
ney, came down Tuesday evening to
attend court.
District court was opened, in this
oity, Tuesday morning; Judge
Pound presiding.
At a meeting of the Library as
sociation on last Thursday evening,
Mrs. Lilly Tburman was selected as
Librarian.
J. R. Hawkins, last week, pur
chased the Albert Smith Barbershop.
Mr. Hawkins is an expert in the ton
sorial art, his shop is always neat and
oIean,,and pleasant; his assistants
are gentlemanly aud accomodating,
and he guarantees satisfaction in any
thing in his line. Give him a call.
Mr. Love announces himself
through our columns as a candidate
for Marshal. At this writing we have
beard of no other candidate for that
position, but whoever may run an.in-
dorsement from us and the people is
due Mr. Love for the very efficient
and impartial service be has rendered
the city in that position during the
past year. We shall vote for John
Love because he has been tried and
proved true and satisfactory to the in
terests of the city. He does not go
about his work with ostentatious airs,
but always does his work thoroughly,
and is the man for the place.
Arrived, at Eobison's,
a new stock of Chicago
Custom made Boots and
Shoes, and the LATEST
STYLES in the market.
Ladles'
man's.
neckties at Iaow-
S.& C. are having a a nice spring
trade h Harness and Saddles.
Sulky Plows.
Daveiport, beats them all.
others.
Buy no
NcWjDesigms inturkey red
table Jncn and napkins, at
Lownnn's.
. The best place to buy a
good hat is at J. L. McGee's
Charter! Charter!!
Coot stove with automatio shelf,
hot blast best cook stove to buy. For
sale bv Tjios. Richards.
Alikinds of flour at lowest prices.
Stevenson & Cross.
Satl brocades and all colors
of satin at Lowman's.
A new stock of men's
and ladies' Buffalo. (Jas
bm made boots and sHoes
st Robison's.
GENTLEMEN,
HcGee & Moore can suit you
o Clfithingr. They have got
the largest stock in town.
- Couity Warrants for sale In
anounts to suit purchasers to pay
taxs. Wm. T. Rogers.
Hme Bemorest
Lwnans.
patterns at
Astonhhing how cheap a room
cat be mad) pleasant and beautiful if
yot buy yojr paper at Nickell'a.
Axes, iorse shoes and N"ail.
; Stevenson & CR0S3.
The bst place to buy salt
iJat J. L. McGee's.
Sross grain and
sks at Lrowm an'S.
brocade
I
r- Bain, Studebaker and Nebraska
ragont.
Stevenson & Cross.
J The. evaporated apples,
McGez's.
Men's Gnm Coats- at
Robisgs.
and. Styles.
Union Corn Planters.
The' Simplest, Lightest,
and Most Durable.
MACHINE.
FACTORIES
of the United States,
and will be sold LOW.
LONDON ITE2IS.
"Verily, verily, I say onto you,
hereafter ye Bhall see heaven open
and the angels of God ascending and
descending upon the son of man."
Weather pleasant again and farm
ers busy.
Protracted meeting at the Metho
dist church.
Father Bacon is rallying. He
waB muoh pleased with that nice little
present of slippers and oranges from
Hon. Church Howe. Father Bacon
is old, and form bent with the weieht
of many years, and head white with
tne snows of many winters. He will
soon bid farewell to earth. It is noble
to be thoughtful to the aged.
-mat golden wedding went off
very pleasantly. Elder Young and
wife have for a half oentury traveled
the rogged path of life together. May
they yet see anniversaries of their
wedding day, and their union still
more blessed, In that beautiful land
where youth is eternal and strength I
never falls.
Some of the friends of tem
perance met at the Methodist chnroh
last Friday night, and decided to meet
next Friday night at the same place,
and organize a Red Ribbon Club.
Friends of temperance, all be there.
Now is the time to work.
Dress buttons at Lowmau's.
The Pacific Institute excursion to
Sau Francisco, Cal., and to thefamous
valley of the Yosemite, under the di
rection of J. R. Berry, has awakened
unparalleled enthusiasm throughout
thechurches. Hundreds are planning
to go and scores have already applied
for passage. It will doubtless be the
beat detailed and managed exoursion
that ever crossed the continent. The
fare will bo less than one-half, and the
accommodations first-class through
out. Bulletin No. 2 for March is out,
with "Pullman Palace Car Accommo
dation Extra," and can be had by
Bending name and address to Rev. J.
R. Berry, Vinton, Iowa. Any person
wishing any further information on
this subject can obtain it from Rev. 8.
P. Wilson, this city.
Summer siiks at Lowman's.
For new Fish go to J. L.
McGee's.
FOJEt
The grandest display of
dry goods and notions call
on McGee & Moore.
Doii't forget the 25 cent
tea at J. L. McGee's.
Go and seeliowman'snew
goods.
Beatrice Courier: There Is now
but little question that the line of rail
road from Brownville to Red Cloud,
via, Beatrice, will be built and in run
ning order by the lstof June. Should
our predictions come true, we could
all rej ice over the fact that Beatrice,
would then become a shipping point
of no small importance in Southern
Nebraska, and then every energy
should be put forth to secure a south
ern outlet.
It is a pleasure to show
goods at Lowman's.
"Self-Made; or, Out of tho
Depths," by Mrs. Emma D. E. N.
Southworth, is proving to be one of
the most popular works ever written.
It Is published complete and una
bridged, in two volumes, under the
names of "Ishmael" and "Self-Raised,"
both of which have passed into
the eighth edition. We advise all
in search of good books, to get these
at once and read them.
JPZOW SHOES
Clieap at McGee & Moore's.
lOr slieetings, also pillow
case muslins at XQW-
MATTS.
List of Letters
Remaining in the Post Office
at
Brownville, Neb., March 22, 1879.
Connel, Michael ; Gates, Miss Del-
laE. ; Haggar, W. 8.; Jenkins,- W.
F.; Magnire, Daniel; McGraw, John,
2; McCuIIum, G. R.; Pierce, Mia
Sarah; Shelihorn, Mrs. Kate.
T. C. Haokeh, P. M.
Percales aiLowman's.
KLOTJXING
For men and boys at Mc
Gee Moore's.
IAI&MW1
Trite
M-
riciiltiir
IN THE
3STew Firm!!
CONSISTING,
a i
PLOWS,
WAGONS,
CTJLTIVATOES,
COEN PLANTEES,
THRESHING MACHINES,
McCormick Eeapers & Mowers
Oar Goods are all of tbe test quality, and the
IiAflRlS!
Call and Examine our implements and "be your own
Judge.
TEARE & CAMPBELL.
Closim
Exercises of
School.
the Public
Examination First Intermediate
Department, Thursday, March 27tb,
1879.
In the forenoon A grade in arith
metic and language, B grade in geog
raphy and reading.
In the afternoon A grade In geogra
phy and reading, B grade in arithme
tic and language.
There will be both oral and writ
ten work going on constantly during.1
the day.
Closing exerolses on Friday after
noon in the High School room, com.
menoing at two o'clock.
Parents and friends are cordially
invited to attend both days.
Lou Tucker,
Teacher.
Examination Grammar Depart
ment, Thursday and Friday, March
27th and 28th, 1879.
From 9 to 10:30 a. m., A grade arith
metic, B grade oral geography.
Recess.
From 10:50 to 12 examination re
versed. In the afternoon from 1:15 to 2:30,
A grad language, B grade reading.
Recess.
From 2:50 to 4 examinations re
versed.
Friday forenoon both gradea will be
examined in spelling and oral arith
metlo. Emma Clark,
Teacher.
Bretore laees at Iiow-
mau's.
Guns aud Ammunition, Breeoh
and Muzzle Loaders, Shells, Cartridg
es, Wads and Primers.
Stevenson & Cross.
Gent's scarfs and
rings at Lowman's.
scarf
Examination in High School.
THURSDAY FORENOON.
9 o'clock a. m. Algebra, A. & B.
olasses.
10:45. Arithmetic classes.
afternoon.
1:20 p. m.
U. S. History and Latin
Reader.
2:50 p. m.
Physical Geography and
Chemistry.
FRIDAY.
9 a. m. General History and Phys
iology. The examinations will be partly
written and partly oral in eaoh class.
Tho public exeroises will be held on
Friday evening commencing at 7:30
o'clock.
Seats will be arranged to Beat as
many as possible in tho High Sohool
room..
A cordial Invitation Is extended to
all to be present.
Silk
IQow-
man's.
Red Ribbon Club.
The regular monthly meeting of
the Brownville Red Ribbon cinb will
be held on Tuesday evening April 1st.
Ex-Senator Tipton will address the
club.
Select reading by Mrs. E. Huddart
and Miss Ycp Hitr.
Seleot MubIo under the directions of
Mibs Fannie Arnold.
Lt there be a ronine meeting.
Detailed programme issued in slips
before night of meeting.
Notice
Is hereby given that my wife, Rebec
ca J me Worrell, has left my bed and
board, and that I will pay no debts of
her contracting. John Worrell.
Howard, Nemaha County, Neb.,
Maroh 27th , 1S79.
Ladles,
Don't fail to call and see tho new
styles being received daily by Mrs.
White.
The beat 5nt oigar ever in this
town is now at Nickell's, call and get
one for a sample.
We can sell you a plow or a ool
tivator or a wagon, fully warranted,
for as little or less money than any
house west of the river, at the Busi
ness Corner.
Hawley & Douglas.
Ladies' collars
Loirsiait's.
and' cuffs at
Jewelry.
Ladies' sets, fine pins, Garnet sets,
etc., etc., at Mrs. White's.
H. C. Lett
Will sell tea at cost for tne next 30
days, Is over stocked.
For trunhs and vqUmAZl.tJgZXZ
go tg .. L. Mn.a
H - agest
Warehouse
OOTJjSfTY.
ISTew G-o,tfds !"-!!
IN PART. o:p
The BuralNew- Yorker Is the best
agricultural paper published. It ia
not, perhaps as good authority for
western agriculture as some others,
yet upon whatever it treats it is reli
able, and upon the whole, in its vari
ed departments, it far excels all oth
ers as a paper for the farmer and his
family. The different departments,
all ably conducted are: Industrial
Topics; Horticultural; Pomological ;
The Garden; Miscellaneous ; Tho
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mestic Economy ; Markets, etov It Is
sixteen page and splendidly printed,
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II. C Lett
Sells all kinds of groceries as. low- a&
the lowest and warrants everything.
Cheap- elotning at law
man's. Plows, cultivators and harrows,
Stevenson & Cross
JDace cnrtainsyvei'y cheax
at Lowman's.
Men's and boy's clothing
at lowman's.
Remember Dolen's place,
doors west of the Post Office.
two
Immense stock of men's aad
youths' clothing at.Lowman'S.
For tinshop work on short notice
call on Stevenson & Cross.
Kill and Lisle gloves
Lowman's.
at
Men's stylish hats at Low
man's. A new line of embroideries jusfc
received by Mrs. White.
TRUNKS AND VALISJES,
The bigest stock in toivn
at McGee & Moore's.
Boy's hats at Lowman's.
Mrs. White has just reoelved'a
nice line of Java Canvas.
Russia Pall
towels; at
IiOwnxanfs.
LATHES,
McGee & Moore have a
nice line of summer silfis
cheaj).
Cashmere3 at Lowman's
That big Btook of hardware Is
coming for Stovettftoa & Craaa. anil
will be sold cheap.
If you have a friend who fa
troubled with a Cough or Cold, Ull
him to try Dr. Marshall's Lung Syr
up. Ho will thank vou for your ad
vice. It only costs 23 cents a bottle.
Sold by A. W. Nickell.
Spring snitings at Low-
man's.
Time Is monpy, bot health Is
happiness. If yr.u have a bad Cold or
Cough use T)r Mursball's Lung Syr
up, it will cure you. 25 cents a bottle,
large size 50 cents. Sold by A. W.
Nfckell.
Linens at Lowman's.
Wo pay the highest price for
corn, wheat and oats at the Business
Corner. Hawley & Douglas.
NEW
Hats, late styles, at McGee
& Moore's.
Our boy's clothing have
arrived; call and see them,
at Lowman's.
An Unfailing- Evidence of Good
Taste.
The judicious use of some delicate
perfume is an unfailing evidence of
good taste. The most polished of all
lands class sweet scents among their
mostimportantluzuries. Dr. Price's
Unigue Perfumes Alista Bouquet,
Pet Rose, etc., are the gems of all
odora.
Hgwfey &. Douglas are making
the best and cheapest Bpring bed in
America at the business corner.
CONSUMPTION cured.
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had placed in his hands bran East India mission
arytho formula of a simple vegetable remedy for
the speedy and permanent cure Tor consumption,
bronchitis, catarrh, asthma, and all throat and
lune affections, also a positive and radical cure
nervous debility and all nervous complaints after
bavins tested Its wonderful curative powers In
thousands or cases, has felt it his duty to make it
tnown tohls sniTerins felloes. ActuatS bylhh
mo Iveanda desire to relieve human Buffering I
will send free of charge, to all who desire U this
reclne. with full dlrectlonsfor T,rni!r!! ".:?
nAn. -r. - - tMujf auausiD?.
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