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WJI. IRVING. Sup't.
. m ' THURSDAY, JUNE 19, 1879.
THE LARGEST
Stock of Men's, La
dies' Misses' and Chil
dren's fine and coarse
boots and slioes in the
county. Call and ex
amine and get prices.
A. Robison.
' J?alntsand O "eat Nickell's.
Codfish urn) potatoes at Gates'.
-California canned goods at GateB'.
TrimKs aud valises at Low
man's Seed buckwheat at Hawley &
Douglas'.
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Mixed paiulB, all shades and col
ors, at Nickell's.
A-large and new stock of hard
ware, cheap, at Willing Bros'.
Money to loan on Heal Estate ee
curlty. Apply to Wm. H. Hoover.
Sweet 1'otato plants at Rossell's
from the 10 of May till the 20 of June.
Shipping tags, large or small,
printed or .otherwise, for sale at this
office.
B. K. &. lawns at
A
Lowman's.
Wanted.-A girl, wanted to do
-twashiui: and ironing, wages $3 per
r . w
week, Hit Marsh Huse.
L-"RnlIddra Stevenson & Cross
will
4 . . ' '&si . on liardwarel
f iw-the nails n. - ' ' "" ' ,
lAncii at 'lowmntfH,
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ff, ,'Sare going to be several nice
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. '1CS
in me county, uui iuo
UWie at Browuvllle.
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,00vjcres of land in jueuioru
for sale on reasonable terms.
tftWiUjfoii n. Hoover.
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on
be
SfTOttjttfpBSlth IiiBt. will
SfYeaAfitfdVlb.o M. E. Church
are iptcimzzaio uo an kiuus
of tlnwork ou'libSiJioitice and at low
.'MZVIK J-
prices.
Stuvknsox & Cnoss.
Wall Paper, Window Shades,
School.' Books, at reduced prices at
Drug and Book store of V. II. Mc
Creery. ..
Clievoit at L.owiiiaii'8.
If the admirers of George L. Mil-
f'fv ar
' ler aro at Browuvllle on the 4th of
July, they will have the pleasure of
eeeing aud hearing him. We saw a
letter from Mr. Miller to Mr. Lett, say
ing he would bo here. Miller Is said
to be a good speaker.
Mrs White has just received a
splendid invoice of very attractive
and fashionable goods. Her line of
ties, scarfs, fans, and everything In
the fancy goods lino, excels anything
In Southern Nebraska. Also a nice
lot of picnic hats for the Fourth.
Ladies, please call.
Men's CIotliingallLowman's.
The musical entertainment next
Tuesday evening at the Opera House,
under direction of Miss Fannie Arnold
will be a most pleasant occasion, and
every seat should be taken. The
musical talent of Brownville will be
displayed in concert, and this will
make a grand entertainment.
Linen suits at Lowiuan's.
It seems to us that there ought to
be one day in the year that every body
could lay aside jealous, 6pite, com
mercial quarrels, rivalry, and all
manner of sourness, nd meet as
friends in a comojon cause; and It
does seem to us that the Birth Day of
Liberty should be that day ; yet It is
not so in Nemaha county.
The Rural New-Yorker gives the
following as a good recipe for raspber
ry short cake :
Chop up three tablespoonfuls of
butter Into a quart of sifted flour;
add a small teaspoonful of salt, the
beaten yelks of two eggs and enough
"lonnered" milk into which a tea-
epoonful of soda has been stirred tol
mix tne?6 luyieuieuis iuio a soil
paste. Roll quickly into two sheets
the crust intended for the upper
ethould bo the thicker strew the un
der crust thiokly with sugared berries,
cover with the upper crust and bake
about 25 mintues. oui in Hquaree,
pile upon a flat dish, split and eat
with butter and sugar. .
WASE2 RAGS atS-owman's,
BUSINESS BREVITIES.
Jewelry at Nickell's.
Root beer at Nickell's.
Head Light oil at Hill's.
California Caned Fruit at Hill's.
Collins' Dental rooms over Jones'
store.
Soda water and axle grease at
Gates'.
Seed buckwheat at Hawley &
Douglas'.
And now we have the delicious
raspberry.
Pocket knives at Nickell's, every
one warranted.
Wo had a nice shower of rain
Sunday night.
Money to loan on farms. Apply
to T. L. Schick.
Choice sugar cured hams and
dried beef at Gates'.
The High School closed this
week for the summer.
Sewing Machines and needles for
sale by Stevenson & Crofcs.
There will be a dance at Nemaha
on the- night of the Fourth.
Nice stock of clocks, watches and
jewelry, at Joseph Schutz'.
For tinshop work on short notice
call on Stevenson & Cross.
Two top buggies for f-ale, cheap.
Joe O'Pklt.
The weather has been rather
cool since the rains of last week.
Farmers all agree that the Da
venport Sulky is the best plow made.
Cook stoves & Furniture at price
that all can buy. Stevenson &Cross.
Arctic soda at Nickell's, reno
vates the whole system and keeps you
cool.
For the Best working cook stove
with automatic shelf, cali on Stevn
sou & Cross.
Cultivators with or without
tongues, come aud see them.
IlAwiiEy & Douglas.
Dr. Collins, Dentist, Browuvllle,
Office hours, 9 a. in. to 5 p. m. Not at
home on Fridays. , 39tf
Thomas Richards has the finest
assortment of agricultural Impliments
at the lowest prloea.
A good second-hand reaper and
mower, as good as new, for sale cheap
by Hawley & Douglas.
Call aud Bee the large stock of
stoves that have just arrived at Will
Ing's of the best make.
Extra copies of The Advertiser
for sale by A. W. Nickell, druggist
book-seller and stationer.
Duriug the "dark of the moon"
this month is the best time to plant
seed for cucumber pickles.
The recent rains have made the
wheat. The present prospect indi
cates better than an average crop.
I have for sale, cheap, some choice
lots, in Nemaha City, for those who
want to build. Wm. H. Hoover.
80 acres of Improved land for sale,
on reasonable termB, 3 miles soutii of
Nemaha City. Apply to William H.
Hpo ver:
-Tho latest for -a lager-bier saloon
.siijn is, "Five hundred men wanted
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five' cents capital to unload
..vLi.v
oners."
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SCPoeev has another burlesque bri
the Sheridait celebration, this week.
WhAt'has Posey got against that nice
little city, any way?
..-Brownville will give a splendid
NatLeiml'Flag to the town or precinot
presenting tho largest delegation on
the Fourth. Now whoop it up.
,s4-A number of the leading citizens
dfNemaha City were in Brownville
Monday, "laying in things" and get
ting ready for their celebration.
Tecu mseh Chief lain: We have
received several invitations this week
to attend tho celebration of the 4th at
Brownville. The citizens of that
place are preparing for a grand time.
The largest stock aud handsom
est variety of cook stoves and ranges
to be found in Nemaha County, with
all tho 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 auy stove
dealer dare sell, with a wagon load of
trimmings, by Stevenson & Cro.3.
Within the past week we have
seen corn growing in the fields from
two to five feet in height; aud we
notice a patch of com in a neighbor's
garden over pix feet in height aud
does not yet show tassel or silk. Corn
could not bo more promising. Let
our Eastern friends, digging around
amongst stumps and stones take no
tice of the above.
Bob. Morrison's Billiard Hall
is the most pleasant pleasure resort in
the city. Ho has recently dressed his
threo billiard tables in new cloths,
all the appointments of the place are
neat and clean, and Bob knows just
how to make a lemonade, and sets up
other cooling healthy drinks, but
touches not, handles not, tastes not,
any intoxicating liquors, and allows
nothing of the kind about his premis
es. Temperance people who indulge
in innocent billiards and temperance
drinks, or a good cigar, should patron
ize Robert.
Mr. Swan, the man who herds our
city cattle so well, requests us to say
that he aud his "cow boys'' desiring
to celebrate the Fourth of July as oth
er people do, aud enjoy a privilege
which should cheerfully be accorded
to everybody, he will not take out his
herd ou that day, and hopes all his
patrons will prepare to keep their
cows up on that day aud without at
tributing blame to him. Mr. Swan is
a good herder, takes first rate care of
the cattle iu his chaige, and
with this timely notice, wo doubt
not that all his patrons .will be ready
to care for their cows this one day and
let Mr. Swan and his boys freely en
joy the great National Holiday.
OJi Say !
Have you seen the new and large
Btock of stoves, tinware and hard
ware at Willing Bros'. Prices with
in reach of all.
U. C. I-ett
Will pay the highest market price
for Butter and Eggs.
The Haines Header is the
boss, sold 0,t F. JP.
Sicri(lan,Nco.
Teiuteij
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Mistakes Will Happen.
How often we are deceived by z
heading. We think it is something
not very interesting, but after read
ing a few lines we find Stevenson &
Cross are selling Furniture, Queens
ware, Nobby Stoves, Hardware and
Tinware very low.
H
Persons wishing to enjoy a nice
dish of
W Strawberries
OIL
Ice Cream,
L J I or a good glass of
2 , Sodawafep op Lemonade ,
Ml should call at the
k ' ICE-CREAM PARLORS ! fed
of-
Mrs. HATCHETT
three doors cast of P. O.
E4:
Good
always
hand.
Dry Goods
& Clothini
H. O.
LETT,
Will Sell You the
For The
In Any Quantity.
Call and Soo
Before buying your
Hardware, Stoves and Tinware.
4TH0FJULYATD0LEN'S.
Dolen will for the next 30 days
sell you more muslins, prints, per
cails, ginghams, table linen,
Ladies' Dress Goods and notions,
aud trimmings of all kinds, cheap
er than any house in town. Price
Goods 'elsewhere then come and
see DOLEN.
tfREE FERRY.
Fourth of July 1S79.
Through tho generous courtesy of
the Brownville Ferr' & Transfer
company those attending the 4th of
July Celebration, will be offered free
ferriage coming and going. Every
body is invited to tho enjoyment of
-thiflureat National Jtiolhtav at
Brownville, Nebraska. Bring your
Baskets well filled. For those that
co.me unprepared, ample provisions
will be made.
Rockport, Mo., papers please copy.
First National Bank.
The First National Bank of Brown
ville has removed to No. 7G Main
street, next door to Court House,
where they will be pleased to see their
friends and the public. blw'3
Advertising.
Some merchants adopt the plan of
filling tho sides of houses, fences and
newspapers, advertising their busi
ness, but Stevenson & Cross take this
modest way of lotting their custom
ers know that they have some nice
furniture, stoves, hardware and gro
ceries for sale cheap.
150 dozen Gents' and La
dies' hose of all grades,
cheap, at J. L. Me Gee's.
COTTONWOOD
At tho Chicago Lumber Yard cheap
Best grades coffee at J. L.
McGee's.
The McOormick self-binders
will elevate the shortest of grain.
TEAEE & CAMPBELL.
Calico at Lowman's.
Notice.
All persons knowing themselves to
be indebted to the uudersigued will
please call and settle Immediately.
Our shop and tools having been burn
ed, we need all that is due us, that we
may continue in business.
Abbott & Emery.
Boy-s Clothing at I.ovvnian's.
New cashmeres just ar
rived at J. L. McGee's.
A Harvester and Binder.
The W. A. Wood stands above par.
Cost of wire per aero 35 cents. Buy
no other. Best machine made. Reg
ulator, T. Richards.
Dolen will offer special bargains
in corsets, fans, parasols and sum
mer shawls for the next 30 days.
It. R. Bonds ! ! !
On Saturday evening, July 5th, a
meeting of the citizens of London
and Brownville precincts will beheld
at Mlnick's School House for the pur
pose of taking further steps in remon
strating with the county commission
ers against a levy of tax on Railroad
bonds in which said precincts are in
terested. Do not forget the time and
let there be a large attendance of tax
payers. Many Citizens.
Remember, the sweet singers of
Brownville at Opera House, Tuesday
evening 4th.
mv PEE & rOOR
LOCAL PERSONALS.
R. C Berger returned from Oma
ha this week, where he has been for
some time, selling the "Twin" bed
spring.
Harry Crane, who has been for
some time at St. Joe attending com
mercial college, returned home last
week, graduated.
Col. Sam. Rich has been solicited
to orate at Nemaha City on the 4th.
We do not know that he has accept
ed, but if he does they will get a good
one.
Wo notico that Ben. F. Saunders
has became sole owner aud publisher
of tho Iris, of Idaho Springs, Col.,
Ed Benediot stepping out of the con
cern. Ben has our best wishes for
success.
The regular meeting of tho Red
Ribbon Club is the first Tuesday eve
ning of each month, but on account
of much preparations for the celebra
tion, the Club will not meet at the
regular time in July.
Albert M. Smith returned to
Brownville on Monday. We under-.
stand he wishes to dispose of his prop
erty iu this city, and will remove his
household goods to Tecumseh, where
he iutends to make his future home.
Gov. Nance has accepted an in
vitation from the committee of ar
rangements, and will be with u'a at
the 4th of July Celebration at this
place. Other State officials have been
invited, but not heard from, as we go
to press.
We aro pleased to meet again in
our city Capt. T. W. Bedford, of Bal
timore. His many friends here who
had understood that he intended to
return to Brownville to reside, will
regret that the Capt. has not yet ful
ly determined to do so.
Col. Pickett, editor In chief of the
Sun, Nebraska City, was In our city
Tuesday, and we had the pleasure of
making his acquaintance. We take
the Col. to be a pleasant genntleman,
and as he is a veteran newspaper
man, will make for Nebraska City
what it has long needed a good
paper.
One day last week Capt. Baus
field contracted for 10,000 bushels of
corn, to be shelled and delivered at
once. He pays 24 cents a bushel and
ships by the K. C. St. Joe & C. B.
Capt. Buusfleld Bays he thinks he can
pay, regularly, a little more for corn
than anybody.
A gentleman writing from tho
southern part of this county to a
friend in Brownville, incidentally re
marks : "Everybody in this neighbor
hood talks of spending the Fourth of
July in Brownville, and taking 'his
sisters, aud his cousins and his aunts'
along ;aud it seems to me Brownville
will have her hands full in entertain
ing the vast crowds that will flock
thereon that day."
CottoiindcH, tnelCIieapest, at
Loivman's.
Charier! Charter!!
Cook stove with automatio shelf,
IfoTGlast best cootrstove TODUyTTof
sale by Thos. Richards.
White dress gdods at Jlfc
Gee $- Moore's.
6o to Teare & Campbell's for your
Reapers and Mowers. They keep
the best.
Cornahellers, harness and barbed
wire. Sticvenson &. Cuoss.
Full line of MeCormick Reapecs
and Mowers. TEARE a CAMPBELL.
Ed. Arnold, ill. I?.,
Visito patients both day and night.
Percales at ILowman'.q.
Coi'sets of all hinds at J.
L. McGee's.
btop! Bead!
If you want a very desirable home
in Brownville, cheap for cash and
title perfect, call on Frank Scofield.
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A party of engineers were In
Fairbury last week, engaged in sur
veying a route for tho B. & M. Rail
road iu Nebraska. The road as pro
jected is to run from Brownville on
the Missouri river to Red Cloud on
the Republican, via. Tecumseh, Be
atrice, Fairbury, Hebron and Superi
or or Nelson, thus taking in many of
the best towns in Southern Nebraska,
and passing through as fine a country
as the sun ever shone upon. It is re
ported that tho C. B. & Q, railroad
company has obtained control of a
line of road east of Brownville, Ne
braska, and that it is their intention
to make their new road the main
through line to Denver. Col.
The new road is much needed, and
when completed will add much to the
wealth and prosperity of Southern
Nebraska. Edgar Review.
' $10.00 Reward.
Lost, between this place and Kauff
man's nursery a memorandum or ac
count book. The finder will receive
a reward of $10.00 by leaving the
same at this office or at the Sherman
House, Brownville, Neb.
C. M. KAT7FFMAX.
Neiv Clothing at McGee j-
Moore s.
JtEAPEBS.
The McCormicIs is the
best, 'most durable, easy of
draught, and the only SELF
HAKE TJIA T CO VLB A3T
DID C UTTHEHEA YYan d
LODGE GRAIN OF LAST
YEAH. Teare Campbell,
Agent.
ILadles walking: and liouse
ulippers at Lowman's.
LOOK OUT
4th of July goods at H. C.
for the
Lett's.
Gents fiirnisuin? goods at
.oi?nian'st
FOURTH OF JULY
i
The 103d Anniversary of Amer
ican Independence.
Will he Celebrated In llic fJroTC West
of and Adjoining Browinillc.
Fridayyuly 4th, 1875).
Extensive arrangements have been
made to accommodate all who may
be present, and thejpeople of Nemaha
and adjoining counties, and Atchison
oounty,Mo., arocordially invited to
attend.
Tho grove in which the celebration
Is to be held is ono of the fineBt for
such an occasion to bo found any
where. About ten acres have been
cleared up, by grubbing and cutting
out underbrush. Two fine large ever
flowing springs of water are near the
ground.
Tha refreshments and eatables will
be of picnic character and partaken
by spreads in shades of tho numerous
huge spreading oaks covering the
ground.
THREE BANDS OF JIUSIO
Will be in attendance, discoursing
sweet sounds to the thousands who
will be present.
THEBriQVILLE CHORATi UNION,
Under tuition and management by
PROF. JAMES R. DYE,
Have in preparation a eeries of Na
tional songs which will bo produced
and proscnted in a stylo heretofore
unprecedented.
THE GRAND STAND
Will present a splendid. spectacular
scene of the
GODDESS OF LIBERTY,
Surrouuded.by youug Misses clad
in stars and stripes, one representa
tive for each State in the Union.
A GENUINE U. S. REGULATION BUNT
., ING FLAG,
Will.)jo, presented tho largest dele
gation intending this celebration from
any town, or precinct in this State, or
JUssoiVi.JJrownvillo city or precinct
25t xp conpete. "
The grand marshal, Capt. Black,
will ha provided with a military cs
"cort of mounted men, who will re
ceive delegations and conduct them
to the' grounds, assigning them ac
commodations. All tho people of
Brownville are requested to form In
procession on Main street, opposite
Marsh Block, at 10 o'clock, for the
purpoab of receiving the Missouri
delegation, and with them In grand
procession, march to tho grounds.
PROGRAMME OF THE DAY.
All who desire to participate in the
celebration of the day, are requested
to be ou the ground by eleven o'clock
at farthest.
No fire crackers or firo works of any
kind will be permitted on the
ground?. Demonstrations of thi3
character will take place iu the city
in the evening.
A national salute will be fired on
the ground at sunrise by tho Brown
ville Artillery.
At twelve o'clock the exerclees at
the grand stand will commence by
unveiling the spectacular scene, fol
lowed by:
1st. National Air by the Brown
ville Silver Cornet Band.
2d. Star Spangled Banner by the
Brownville Choral Union.
3d. Prayer by the Chaplain, Rev.
S. P. Wilson.
4th. Martial musio by London
Martial Band.
5th. Reading Declaration of Inde
pendence by S. A. Osborn.
6th. America, by tho Choral Union.
7th. Oration by Dr. Geo. L. Miller.
8th. Musio by Brownville Martial
Band.
9th. Musio by Brownville Silver
Cornet Baud.
10th: Dinner.
An hour's intermission for refresh
ments. AFTER DINNER
The people will again assemble at
the grand stand, when the following
Toasts will be given and responses
follow :
"The Day we Celebrate" Response
by Judge J. S. Church. '
"Nebraska'r Response by Hon.
Thos. J. Majors.
"Nemaha County" Response by
Dr. A. S. Holladay.
"The Farmers of Nemaha County"
Respon?e by Hon. Church Howe.
"The Old Settlers of Xemaha Coun
ty" Response by Eld. Thos. B. Ed
wards. "The Press of Nemaha County"
Response by Geo. W. Fairbrother, Sr.
"The Commercial interests of Ne
maha County" Response by Capt.
Jno. L. Carson.
"Our Musioand Drama" Response
by T. L. Schick.
"Our Educational Interest" Re
sponse by Dr. Curry, of State Normal
School.
"The Ladies" Response by J. H.
Broady.
VOLUNTEER TOASTS AND RESPONSES.
There are some additional import
ant and interesting features connect
ed with this celebration, not now ful
ly consummated, whloh will be an
nounced hereafter, and in due time.
The following named ladies have
been appointed on the committee
whose Bpeoial duty it will be to select
parties, and arrange the spectacular
scene representing the Goddess of
Liberty and the several States :
Mrs. Lewis Hill, Mrs. A. H. McGee,
Mrs. J. L. Carson, Mrs. J. Stevenson,
Mrs. J. H. Broady, Mrs. W. H. Hoov
er, Mrs. a. A. (Jsborn, Mrs. cuas.
Body, Mrs. B. M. Bailey, Mrs. Dr.
Crane, Mrs. Robt. Teare, Mrs. T. W.
Tipton, Mrs. J. S. Miuick, Mrs. Ales.
Handley, Mrs. L. Lowmau, Mrs. S.
P. Wilson, Miss Mollie Furnas, Miss
Cora Gates.
Jas. Stevenson, A. H. Gilmoro, J.
S. Minick, Geo. W. Fairbrother, Jr.,
Robt. W. Furnas, general committee
of arrangements.
MARSHALS.
Capt. R. V. Black, of Brownville.
N. McArthur, of Island.
Tid Dustin.of Peru.
Joseph Lash, of Glen Rock.
Wm. Graver, of Lafayette.
P. Price, of Washington.
Win. Crandall, of Douglas.
Rabo Elliot, of Nemaha City,
S. W. McGrew, of Loudon.
George Shook, of Asplnwall.
J. Ritter, of St. Deroin.
J. W. Gavitt, of Benton.
Charles Shafer, of Bedford.
ASSISTANT MARSHALS.
J. Stevenson, W. H. Small, G. H.
Lannon, John Love.
Marshals aro requested to take
charge of all delegations from their
respective precincts.
Kid and lisle gloves at Low
man's. Run Over a Coir.
Editor Nebr.iska Advertiser,
The railroad train running between
this place and Lincoln, It Is said, ac
tually run down, nud run over a cow
last week, eomewhere between Ne
braska City and Lincoln ! The train
between Brownville and Nebraska
City will never do that. If It would
only once accomplish' such a feat,
the peoplo in this neck of woods
would feel greatly encouraged with
prospeots of increased speed. One can
go from Brownville to St. Louis in
twenty four hours, and return in the!
same time. To go from BrowuvillG
to Lincoln sixty miles by thodlrect
route continued rail It now requires
forty-eight hours to go and the same
to return ninety-six hours to make
the round trip. "Verily the world
moves'" if railroads do not. This is
over the Nebraska Railway.
Snooks.
Our correspondent was certainly
not posted ou tlie cause of the death
of the cow. Our readers must not for
a moment imagine that a train on the
Nebraska Railway could catch a well
cow on a keen ruu. That was aalck
cow asleep on the track.
Parasols and fans at Bolen's.
The Brownville Advertiser has
been renovotod and transformed into
a temperance paper. Falls City
.Journal.
Tho Journal, if it has plenty of
time, tcftget the news. The Adver
iiser, and its editor, ore now precise
ly what they have been for the last
past six years theoretically and prac
tically temperance While we are
not devoted to the temperance work
as much as we are to local interests
and the Republican party, yet what
we have to say on the subject of tem
perance will be in favor of tho cause.
Possibly thebtrnaZ man is unable to
understand how an editor can be true
to his party hand local interests, and
at the same time be a sturdy temper
ance man, but we assure him suoh a
thing is not only possible but very
agreeable and consistent with good
journalism.
An interesting feature connected
with the 4th of July celebration at
Brownville will be the Snare Drum
mers of the Loudon and Brownville
Marfial Bands. J. W. Brush Is one
of the oldest Drummers in the United
States, and wo venture that Joe.
Williams is the youngest, being four
years old. The youngDrammcr will
figure In the Spectaoular Scene of the
United States Burrouudiug the God
dess of Liberty.
Nebraska City Press: Ex-Gov.
Robt. W. Furnas will undoubtedly be
the nominee of the Republicans of
Nemaha county for county treasurer
tills fall. Robt. V. Furnas has help
ed, perhaps more than any other man,
to build up the wealthy county of Ne
maha, is a capable, honest, genial
gentleman, and will be elected with
out much opposition if honored with
tho nomination. We hope he may be.
Orohard & Bean, leading carpet
dealers, Omaha, have had great suc
cess in filling orders by mail, and can
refer to customers iu every section of
Nebraska, aud in Wyoming, who
have been entirely satisfied in every
instance. In ordering by mail, state
color, quality, material and price, and
samples will be furnished free.
Those who are fond of the game
of Croquet will find ample accommo
dations provided on tho picnic
grounds on the 4th at Brownville.
The committee are having grounds
fitted up nicely. Let all who have
balls, bats and- hoops bring them
along.
A very large and nice floor will
be laid In the celebration grove at this
place to accommodate all day all who
may desire to dance. The'best of mu
sio will be in attendance.
All last Thursday afternoon, Fri
day afternoon, and Friday night por
tions of Southern Nebraska were vis
ited with exceedingly heavy rains.
Celebration grove U splendid,
and affords a dense shade, and is an
elevated, airy, cool location.
The Stale Fair, for 1S79 will be
held at Lincoln beginning Septem
ber Sth.
Howard Items.
Crops in this violnity are. looking
well. Many farmers arelantloipating
a happy time the coming Fourth har
vesting their fall wheat.
Howard now has two Dry goods
and Grocery stoves, ono Drug store,
one Barber Shop, ono Tin Shop, one
Blacksmith Shop, ono Hotel and a
first class Grist Mill. Sho is still im
proving and is now able to accommo
date ono and all.
Hon. T. J. Majors of Peru, gave
us a call last week.
Great preparations aro being
made at this place for the purpose of
celebrating our Nation's 103 Birth
day, Judge Stull will address the peo
ple as Orator of the day, also we
have a largo selection of Fireworks,
which will be exhibited in the even
ing closing with a grand baloon as
cension, Also a premium offered to
the best Base Ball Club. Come one
come all. C. B. Ceapp.
Fans, fans ! at Lowman's.
For a good iiartd-snado
boot or slioe go to JPat.
Cline's. He always Iteeps
on liandthe best brands of
French, leather
Eeceived, a large
line of Ladies' Frencli
kid, button and side
lace, slioes at Eobis
on's. Straw Hats at Lowman's.
Fine stoclc, of uuygy and
farm wh ipsjust received at
Souder's, cheap.
Dolen sells trunks and
satchels cheaper than any
house in town.
Acknowledged.
Chemists and physicians say that
Dr. Price's Special Flavoring Extracts
are the purest- They are daily in
creasing in popular favor. House
wives who desire the most delicious
flavor in their oakes, puddings and
pastry, will get it by using Dr. Price's
lis tracts.
See those new Embroid
eries at Dolens, in all col
ors, very cheap.
Ribbons at Lowmnn's.
Do not buy furniture until you
look through our mammoth stock.
Stevenson & Cross.
Ladies' and Childrcns' Hose
at Lonman's.
MEN'S AND BOYS'
Fine sewed Alixis and
low cut shoes at Eob-
lson s.
Laities' and Childrcns slioes
at Lowmnn's.
Exquisite Odors.
Tho Unique perfumes made by Dr.
Price aro the favorite porfurnes for
the haudkerohlef and toilet. His Flo
ral Riches surpass in rich, freh,
flowery fragrance, any other Cologne
or Toilet Water. Dr. Price's Pet Rose,
Alista Bouquet, and other extracts
aro estatio.
Frcncn gingliam.' Lowman.
II. C Lett
Has the name of keeping the best
groceries at the lowest prices.
Go to McGee & Moore's
for lugs, DallooJiSt fire
works candy, lemons and
all kinds of Fourth of July
goods.
OnriFamily Bread,
Truly, tho moat important adulter
ations to avoid are those which aro
calculated to injure the "staff of life."
Merchants who supply their custom
ers with pure articles Ilko Dr. Prico's
Cream Baking Powder, retain better
patrons, have a larger trade, and
make more money than those who
recommend cheap adulterated pow
ders. 150 dozen hose of all
grades and very cheap at
J. L. McGee s.
Bain, Studebaker and Nebraska
wagons. Stevenson fe Cross.
Barbed wire constantly
on hand at F. P. Tenney's,
Sh erida n . Neb. 52 w2
For a good Buffalo cus
tom, hand-made boot, go to
Pat. Cline's.
BARGAINS
At
.V CLOTIIESG
HACKNEY'S.
The Doable Elevator on
the MeCormick will elevate
the shortest of grain per
fectly. Teare & Campbell.
Headers! Headers!
Buy the genuine Haines' of the
Regulator. T. Richyrds.
Febrina, the great ague cure.
neutralizes and kills the poison of
malaria, and at the same timo builds
up 8nd strengthens the system. Sold
by A. W. Nickell.
Ladies' shoes 8100,
slippers oOcts. ; Men's
shoes from 81.25 up
to 86 atEobison's.
Ir. E. I. Arnold
Makes a specialty of diseases of the
JEc, Ear, Nose and Throat.
Clothing at Lowman's.
KEHA1IA CITY
Fourth or July Celebration.
A number of citizens of this vlclnU
ty met on Wednesday evening, Juno
11th, to consider the matter of cele
brating the Fourth of July. C. C.
Donald was called to the chair,, and
the undersigned appointed- secretary.
After an expression of opinion by
most of the persons preseat touching
the general invitations from Brown
ville, Sheridan, and other places to
participate with them In a celebra
tion, together witii allusions to tho
discomfort of large gatherings In bucu.
hot weather, &c, &c. It was decided
to celebrate the day by thoso present,
in Nemaha City.
Tho following mentioned persona
were appointed on various commit
tees : Committee on ground, Georgo
Sutton, R. Elliott. T. B. Finoh, E
Combes and A. H. Scovllle; commlt
teo of arrangements, L. Johnson, J.
F. Drain, J. J. Bender, J. P. Crother
and J. A. Titus ; committee on music,
LeviJohnson, W. A Swariuger and
C. A. Stevons; committee on speak
ers, J. P. Crother, J. F. Titus and R.
Elliott; committeo of Invitation, J.
H. Drain, Geo. Hodkin, 8. Bennett,
Jr., Sam Bennett, Sr., J. B. Fisher,
Geo. Nichols, Jno. Argabright, J. K.
Smith, Moses Banks, Chas. Mason,
Jesse Hays. S. H. Caldwell, F. E. Al
len. F. Mclniuch. Jno. Shook, O. K.
Fisher; committeo on finance, Win.
Drain, Peter Ault and S.Bennett, Jr.; .
C. C. Donald was appointed president
of tho day, A. Tynan appointed
marshal, Peter Iverker assistant
marshal.
It was moved and carried that The
Advertiser, Granger, and Sheridan
Post be requested to publish theao
minutes.
Adjourned to meet'agajn on Wedn
esday evening, June 18, 1S79.
C. C. DONALD, Chairman.
Philip Crother, Seo'y,
The McCovmicte Harvest
er is the only one that will
Elevate tho Shortest Grain,
TEAHE& CAMFBELL.
, Agents.
Tliermometor
Lownuui'.s,
Parasols at
Mammoth Celebration at Sheridan.
Tho people all over the county wild
with enthuaia3Ui. The grandeat time,
tho largest crowd and the laoat fun
that has evor been known In, the
county, prognosticated at Sheridan
tho coming Fourth. Preparations
aro being mado dally to receive tho
massive ayseiublag0 that Is expected.
Our programme Is of the finest feat
ure; our entertainments will be tho
best that has over been displayed'In
the county. The Mohawk Ragmuf
lins'wlll commence their grand, 'sera
nado through the streets of Sheridan
promptly afr a o'olock This parado
of Incomprehensible didoes willcon
tinue till 9" o'clock, at which tlmo
they will oscort tho band to the cele
bration grounds. Tho Sheridan Mob
will be'drawn by four wild cows in a
magnificent chariot, gotton up ex
pressly for the occasion. There .will
also be many uther amusements. Dr.
E. W. Schelrmer, of Humboldt, will
deliver an oration In the German lan
guage for the benefit of the Germans
who will bo present, and In conclu
sion a grand display of fire works at
night. BY Order ok the Com.
Ladles nlHtcrs at Lowmaa's.
Salt at McGee Moore's.
Improved Empiro Machine
Manufactured.by Siaberling the,man
who Invented the first 2 wheel ma
chine, Is sold by Stevenson & Cross
and la tho be8t and cheapeBt'iReuper
made.
For nice fresh bread call on
n. Stroble at City Haltcry, or
Geo. Cline at West End butch
er shop.
Buckeyo Harvester land Binder
now on exhibition at the Regulator.
Call and eee it. T. Richards:
Xcw j?oods, 11 j- covers, leather
net, cheaper than has ever
been sold before, at ISaucr's.
Corsets at Lowman'K.
Empire Reaper;
Cuts the lowest, ..rum the lightest,
sells the cheapest, and lasts the long
est. Stevenson & Cross.
Face Sowlcs at Lo-wmat&'ft.
Farmers!
Willing Bros.'would like to show
you a new pump. Call and see them.
3IuIins and shectingatLow
man's.
As a ppring medicine for purify
ing the blood, or for general weakness
and debility. BromoIIne Is the best
remedy. Sold by A. W. Nickell.
Feather fans at Lowmnn's.
McCorm irks. Sel'2ia7ces.
Teare t Campbell.
Dress proods of every stylo
and description at Lowman's..
Call and get prices before yon
buy.
Rucliin? at Lowman's.
Arctic odn. healthiest drink
in
f the world, at Niakell's.
Large line of parasols and,
fans at J. L. McGee's.
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