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THURSDAY, JULY 3, 1879.
THE LAEGEST
Stock of Men's, La
dies Misses' and Chil
dren's fine and coarse
boots and shoes in the
oimty. Call and ex
amine and get prices.
A. Kobison.
-'-"i mi.mag
Paints and Ollu at Nickell's.
Cwirtoh ami pfltutoes at Gates'.
California i-i.un.-il goMl3 at Gates'.
Trunlts aud VKllsas at Low
man's. Mixed paints, all shades and col
ors, at Nlekell's.
Arctic soda, honlthlost drink In
the world, at Nickell's.
A large and new took of hard
ware, cheep, at WHMns Bros'.
Money to loan on Ileal Estato se
curity. Apply to Win. II. Hoover.
V. U. & lawns at Lowman's.
Waxtkd. A clrl wanted to do
washing Hd ironing, wagos $3 per
veek, Nt Murt-h House.
Riitktere Stevenson &
qlve bed mek ftxureg on
aud throw the wtiki In.
Cros will
hardware
Tabic LlhQirat Lo.t:&
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.n's.
'2(500 'airf of land In .Bedford
Pjclnct'farjsaletpn roabpftIetteuie.
sApply lo WifllaaftH. Hto"v" ' t
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,. A. Golden Opportunity
fot-sn active, InduBtrlmlfarmer,
or
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iSrownvJllawnitQ
l,TK&2L3rPrlnaren r uo an K'ntl?
.ttfiotice qnd at low 4
tevkxsox & Cndss.
.v.-'
ig apcr, Wlrnlow Shades,
Books, at reduced prices- at,
Irtgwd Book etoro of V. II. Mc-
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aBjri
nrrtuau
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tJ5
rreceivcd a
very attractive
and fashlpuahle gopds. Her line of
tlesf- ficarf-iiansrruileverythlng in
the fancy goods lino, exoels any tiling
In Southern Xebrnbka. Also a nice
lot of pienlo hatB for the Fourth.
Toadies, please call.
HXcn'.s t'IolIiingatl.OAVXnaii?s.
Boy'H Clotliing at l.oxvinan'.
A Harvester and Hinder.
The W. A. Wood stands above par.
Cost of wire per aero 35 cents. Buy
no other. Best niaohiuomado. Reg
ulator, T. Ricuauds.
Bast line of White goods
at J. L. McGeo's.
Rot ice.
All poraons knowing themselves to
be indebted to the undersigned will
please onll and scttlo Immediately.
Our shop and tools having been burn
ed, we need all that Is due us, that we
may continue in business.
Ambott & Emery.
J. S. Uelzel, and family have, af
ter a few years' absence In tho East,
returned to Brownville to live. Their
numerous friouda bid them welcome
Bain, Studebaker and Nebraska
wagonB. Stkvknson & Cross.
Advertising.
Borne merchants adopt the plan of
filling the sides of houses, fences and
newspapers, advertising their busi
ness, but Stevenson & Cross take this
modest way of letting tholr custom
ers know that they have eome nioe
furniture, stoves, hardware and gro
ceries for sale cheap.
Go to Teare & Campbell's for your
Reapers and Mowers. They keep
Ihe bost
A new time table for tho Neb.
Railway, took effect Sunday 29th,
and we are happy to Eay It is all right
for the accommodation of the public.
It makes connections uot only at Ne
braska City but at LIuoolu, aud other
Important points West. The train
going north leaves Nemaha City at
5:15 am., Brownville 5 : 50 am. aud
arrives at Nebraska City at 7 : 45 am.
and at Lincoln at 1 pm. Trains
leave Lincoln Eastward at 1 : 20 pm
arrives at Nebraska City 0 : 35 pm
Leaves tho Citv southward at 6 : 30
arriveu nt Peru 7 : .55. Brown villa
8:35. Nemaha City 9 pm.
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BUSINESS BREVITIES.
Jewelry atNickell's.
Root beer at Nickell's.
Head Light oil at Hill's.
"Remember your obligation !"
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 wo have the delicious
raspberry.
Pocket knives at Nickell's, every
one warranted.
We had a nice shower of rain
Sunday night.
Choice sugar cured hams and
dried beef at Gates'.
Sewing Muchlnesand needles for
dale by Stevenson & Cross.
For tinshop work on short notice
cull on Stevenson & Cro&s.
Two top buggieb for sale, cheap.
Jok O'Pelt.
Farmers all agree that the Da
venport Sulky Is the beat plow made.
Cook stoves & Furniture at price
that all can buy. Stevenson &Cross.
Arctic eoda at Nickell's, reno
vates the whole system and keeps you
eool.
For the Best working cook stove
with automatic shelf, call on Stevn
soii & Cross.
Dr. Collins, Dentist, Brownville,
Ofilce hours.l) a. rn. to 5 p. m. Not at
homo on Fridays. 39tf
Thomas Richnrds has the finest
assortment of agricultural Impliments
at the lowest prloes.
A good second-hand reaper and
mower, as good as new, for sale cheap
by Hawley & Douglas.
Call and see 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.
I have for sale, cheap, some choice
lots, in Nemaha City, for those who
want to build. War. n. Hoover.
SO acres of Improved laud for sale,
on reasonable terms. 3 miles south of
Nemaha City. Apply to William H.
Hoovur.
Cupt. Bnusfleld will run two
'bueses on tho Fourth between the
business portion of tho city and the
celebration grounds, for tho conven
ience of everybody who may want to
ride.
The lnrgost stock and handsom
est variety of cook stoves and ranges
to be found lu Nemaha County, with
all tho latest Improvements, consist
ing of tho diflerout patterns of the
Early Breakfast, Charter Oak and
several other varieties, are uow offer
ed at lower price than any stove
dealer dare sell, with a wagon load of
trimmings, by Stevenson & Cross.
ILQOIl OWT
for- tho 4th of July goods at II. C.
LettTa. .
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' Ex-.Gov. FurnaB has just'roturned-
from "up tho creek" and says that
Lieut'. Governor Cams will also be
.with ua on tho Fourth. Now let's
ee George L. Millor, Gov. Nance,
Gon. 1711 worth and Gov. Corns. That
is a pretty good battery of big guns
for Brownville on the Fourth.
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Stop! Read!
If you want a very desirable home
lnJJrownville, cheap for cash and
title perfect, call on Frank Seofield.
52w3
Flags, Flags, Flags at J.
L. McGco's.
WAS5I RAGS atLowman'ti.
Seethe Perling Coffee at
J. L. MeGce's.
A very interesting featuro of the
"doiug8"at Brownville on tho Fourth
will bo the matoh game of base ball,
for a haudsorne purse of $50.00, bo
tweon a club from Council Bluffs and
the Brownville club.
Parasols and fans at cost at DO
LEN'S. IS. C. ILctt
Will pay the highest market price
for Butter and Eggs.
COTTONWOOD
At the Chicago Lumber Yard cheap
Charter! Charier!!
Cook stove with automatic shelf,
hot blast best cook stove to buy. For
s'ale by Tiios. Richards.
See the 5 cent Stand at J.
L. JlfcCee's.
The dancing preparations on the
celebration grounds are splendid, and
the young ladies and gentlemen in
attendance, will enjoy themselves
hugely.
Tho McCormiok self-binders
vrill elevate tho shortest of grain,
TEARE & CAMPBELL.
MEN'S AND BOYS'
Fine sewed Alixis and
low cut shoes at E.ob
ison's. Tlicrmomctor
L.oivman'.s.
I'arasols at
R. R. Bonds!!!
On Saturday evening, July 5th, n
meeting of tho citizens of London
and Brownville precincts will beheld
at MInick's School House for the pur
pose of taking further steps in remon
strating with tho county commission
ers against a levy of tax on Railroad
bonds in which said precincts are in
terested. Do not forget tho time and
let there be a large attendance of tax
payers. Many Citizens.
Torchon laco at DOLEN'S."8
LETT.
Will Sell Yon the
For The
In Any Quantity.
Persons wishing to enjoy a nice
dish of
g ; Strawberries
gj lee Cream,
jfJ or n good glass of
H Sodawatep op Lemonade
should call at the
a
k ICE-CREAM PARLORS ; H
of-
nT- O A TT'TTTTTun
luii. nRitnii i i
three doors east of P. O.
Good cigars always on hand.
Cnll and Seo
Bcforo buying your
Hardware, Stoves and Tinware.
Mistakes Will Happen.
How often we are deceived by a
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.
Sabbath Services
Divine services at Christ Churoh
at 10:30 a. m. aud 7:45 n. m. Sabbath
school at 9:30 a. m.
At the Christian Church at 11 a.
m. and 7:45 p. m. Sabbath School at
9:30 a. m.
At the M. E. Church at 10:30 a.
m. and 7:45 p. m. Sabbath School at
2:30 p. ra.
At the Prer.b3'terlan Church at
10:3G a. m. and 7:45 p. m. Sabbath
School after morning services.
Mr. S. W. Tanner fs preparing to
opeu o Photograph Gallery in Brown
ville, soon. He Is a first-ehiqB artist,
and specimens of his work may uow
bo seen at the postoffiee. If you think
of having your picture taken, wait for
Mr. Tanner.
The Haines Header is the
boss, sold by F. P. Tennetj,
Sh er idan, Neb. 52 w-JL
Go to J. L. MeGee's for
Gents and- Ladies Xin'en
Salts.
Calico at ILovriiian's.
The Double Elevator on
the McGormich will elevate
the sliortest of grain per
fectly. Teare t& Campbell.
EJuen milts at Lon'man's.
Oil Say !
Have you seen the new and
stock of stoves, tinware and
ware ut Willing Bros'. Prices
in reach of all.
large
The Information Is brought ua
that the brewers of the State, or some
brewer, have donated thirty kegs of
beer for Brownvillo on the Fourth,
the object of which being, chiefly, to
tempt Templars to break the pledge.
Wo insert this free advertisement so
that all temperanoe men and boys,
without mind, principle or sense of
honor, if there are any euoh, may
know where to get their beer on that
day.
Hid and lisle glot'cs at liovr
uian's. Attention K. P.
Full attendance ex
pected at the regular
meetlug Wednesday
evening July 2d, aud
full turn out on Friday
July 4th at 9 a. m.
E. Huddart,
C. C.
BASGAISS IX CLOTOISTG
At HACKNEY'S.
Frcnca gingliam. Iownia.
Farmers!
Willing Bros.would like to show
you a now pump. Call aud see them.
. The would-be saloon keeper or
his "hired man'' is cunning. He
comes In the mask of friendship, says
this is the Fourth of July, be social,
be merry, and proffers the cup of en
chantment that tempts the unwary to
drink, aud to forfeit his pledge and
his honor. Fortunate, most fortunate,
is the man who has the nerve, the de
cision, to say "NO," and spurn the
wretch who would drag his fellow
down to his own miserable depths.
Celluloid cuffs
DOLEN'S.
and collars at
Jus! married.
"I'll never starve, my dear," he said unto
his rural bride.
As through the garden walk the two were
strolling &lde by side.
The lltJIo farmer's girl looked up, and
she archly said "why ?"
"Because from "Willing Brothor's I shall
Buy
my stove, tin and hardware as I know
they have new goods and sell cheap.
Cottonades, tlie Cheapest, at
Loivman's.
Buckeye Harvester and Binder
now on exhibition at the Regulator.
Call aud see it. T. Richards.
EL O.
Union of Hearts and Hands.
Married on the evening of the30th
ult., by Esquire J. P. Crother, Mr.
Nela Peterson, of Humboldt, Neb.,
and Misa Libble Scovill, of Nemaha
City.
Being In Nemaha City Tuesday eve
ning and learning that the Good
Templar lodge would present an un
commonly interesting feature that
evening, we remained for lodge. At
the usual hour, or probably a few
minutes earlier, the lodge "was opened
in due form. After the necessary
business attendant upon opening was
had, a motion for recess prevailed.
Then the doors were thrown open
and the candidates for matrimony,
with their attendants, Miss Lucy
Polock and Mr. Finch, moved leis
urely into the hall followed by rela
tives, and many friends, attracted
thither to see the connubial knot tied
Advancing to near tho oentro of the
hall, the bridal party was met by
Esq. Crother, who after reuding his
authority, uttered the impressive cer
emony, the conclusion of which, was
tho pronouncing of the contracting
parties husband and wife. The fair
bride in choosing the lodge room as
the place in which to be married did
so through motives of genuine friend
ship for those whom she had met
with, and on occasions presided over,
as W. C. T., for many years ; and it
was deemed a fitting place to receive
their congratulations and to Bay the
sad "good-bye." After a short season
of congratulations, aud a tune or two
by Melvin'B orchestra, the bridal par
ty retired from the hall while tho or
chestra played the touching music
"Put Me in My Little Bed." At the
Scovill residence there were renewed
farewells uttered, wedding cake pass
ed, cigars, then the happy wedded
couple sprang into the waiting buggy
and started for Humboldt. The des
cription of dress we have designedly
omitted, for it is entirely out of our
line, but must add that both were
handsomely attired, the bride was
richly dressed p.nd lovoly, and the
bridegroom was manifestly happy.
They will accept our thanks for their
kindness, and our renewed wishes for
nteiong nappmess.
A large stocli of confections
and lire yvorlts jsjst received
and, will be sold at loiv prices.
K.STROU1LE.
Free baloon ascension and
grand display of fire worhs
in front of McGee & Moore's
great international store on
the evening of the fourth at
0 o'clocJc.
Dry goods and notions, cheap,
at DOLEFS.
Editor Nebraska Advertiser,
Dear Sir : Please allow me space
in the columns of your paper to In
form your readers that there will boa
Teachers Institute held In Rock Port,
commencing the 28th of July nnd
continuing four weeks. Prof. R. C.
Hortou, Vice President of the South
western Missouri Normal School has
been employed as Instructor. He Is
one of tho ablest educators of the
State.
Arrangements have been made to
have tho instituto graded, so that all
may be accommodated by pursuing
whatever etudies they may deem
proper.
AH necesBnry expenses for tho full
term will be from $15 to $18.
All teachers and friends of educa
tion are respectfully-invited to at
tend. For further particulars address
A. M. Purdund or
W. F. Drake,
Rock Port, Mo.
Gents furnishing- goods at
JLowman's.
II. C. Lett
Has the name of keeping the best'
groceries at thelowest prices.
Labies' and Childrens' shoes
at .oivman'g.
The McCormich Harvest
er is the only one that will
Elevate the Shortest Grain.
TEAUE& CAMPBELL.
Agents.
The bell at the Presbyterian
ohuroh hereafter will ring as follows :
The first bell will ring one hour be
fore lime for services; the second
bell half an hour before services, aud
tho last bell will toll ten minutes, at
tho close of which services will com
mence promptly. Services in the
morning at 10:30, In tho evening at
Saddles, Ply Nets, Horse
Covers, big stock just re
ceived at Souder's, low
down.
Corsets at Lowman's.
Ed. Arnold, Til. .,
Visits patients both day and night.
For nice fresh bread call on
B. Stroble at City Uakery, or
Geo. Cllne at West End butch
er shop.
Do not buy furniture until yon
look through our mammoth stock.
Stevenson &. Cross.
Presbyterian church services ev
ery Sabbath at 10:30 a. m. and 7:45 p.
m. Sabbath school at 11:30 a. m.
Prayer meeting on Wednesday eve
ulug at 7:45 o'clock.
W. J. Weeber, Pastor.
Xcvc goods, fly covers, leather
nets, cheaper than has ever
been sold before, at Bauer's.
Face towlcs at L.ovrman's.
For a good HuSalo cus
tom, hand-made boot, go to
Pat. Cline's.
FOURTH OF JULY
AT BROWNVILLE
The 103d Anniversary of Amer
ican independence.
Will be Celebrated in the Grove West
of aud Adjoining' Brownville.
Eonrth of July, IS 79.
Extensive arrangements have been
made to accommodate all who may
be present, and the people of Nemaha
and adjoining counties, and Atchison
county, Mo., arejcordially Invited to
attend.
The grove In whloh the celebration
Is to bo held is one of the finest for
such an oocasion to be fouud any
where. ' About ten aores have been
cleared up, by grubbing and outting
out underbrush. Two fine large ever
flowing springs of water are near the
ground.
TheJrefreBhments and eatables will
be of plonio character and partaken
by spreads in shades of tho'numerous
huge spreading oaks covering the
ground.
THREE. BANDS OF MUSIC-
Will be in attendance, discoursing
sweet Bounds to the thousands who
will be present.
THE BROWNVILLE CIIOR ALJUNIOX,
Under tuitlonjand management by
PROP. JAMES It. DYE,
Have In preparation a series of Na
tional songs which will be produoed
and presented in a style .heretofore
unprecedented.
THE GRAND STAND
Will present a splendid spectacular
scene of tho
GODDESS OP LIBERTY,
Surrounded by young Misses clad
in storg and stripes, one' representa
tive for each State In the Union.
A GENUINE U. S. REGULATION,' BUNT
. INO FLAO,
"VW111 beresented the largest dele
gation attentifng this celebration from
"arTy tdwifbrpreolnct in this State, or
Missouri,- Brownvillo city or precinct
not to compete.
The grand marshal, Capt. Black,
will be provided. with a military es
cort of mounted men, who will re
ceive delegations and conduct them
to the grounds, assigning them ac
commodations. All the pooplo of
Brownville are requested to form in
procession on Main street, opposite
Marsh Blook, at 10 o'clock, for the
purposo of receiving the Missouri
delegation, ondlwlth them In grand
procession, maroh to the grounds.
PROGRAMME OF THE DAY.
All who desire to participate in the
celebration of the day, are requested
to be on the ground by oleven o'olock
at farthest.
No fire crackers or flro works of any
kind will be permitted on the
grounds. Demonstrations of this
character will take place in the city
in the ovening.
A national salute will be fired on
tho ground at sunrise by the Brown
ville Artillery.
At twelve o'olock the exercises at
the grand stand will commence hi"
unveiling the spectacular Bceue, fol
lowed by:
1st. National TAlr 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 muslo by London
Martial Band.
5th. Reading Declaration of Inde
pendence by S. A. Osborn.
6th. America, by the Choral Union.
7th. Oration by Dr. Geo. L. Miller.
8th. Muslo by Brownville Martial
Band.
9th. Muslo by Brownville Silver
Cornet Band.
10th. Dinner.
An hour's Intermission for refresh
ments. AFTER DINNER
The people will again assemble at
tho grand stand, when the following
Toasts will be given and responses
follow :
"TheDay we Celebrate" Response
by Judge J. S. Church.
"Nebraska'' Response by Hon.
Tbos. J. Majors.
"Nemaha County" Response by
Dr. A. S. Holladay.
"The Farmers of Nemaha County"
Response by Hon. Church Howe.
"The Old Settlers of Nemaha 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 Muslcand Drama" Response
by T. L. Schick.
"Our Educational Interests" Re
sponse by Dr. Curry, of State Normal
School.
"The Ladles" 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, which will be an
nounced hereafter, and in due time.
Tho following named ladles have
been appointed on the committee
whose special duty it will be to select
parties, and arrange tho 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. S. A. Osborn, Mrs. Chas.
Body, Mrs. B. M. Bailey, Mrs. Dr.
Crane. Mrs. Robt. Teare, Mrs. T. W.
Tipton, Mrs. J. S. Minick, Mrs. Alex
Handley, Mrs. L. Lowman, Mrs. S.
P. Wilson, Miss Mollie Furnas, Miss
Cora Gates.
COMMITTEE ON GENERAL ARRANGE
MENTS. James Stevenson, A. H. Gilmore,
Jno. S. Minick, Robt. W. Furnas,
George W. Fairbrother, jr.
COMMITTEE ON SPEAKING.
Fnrnas, Carson,
Lett, Mclvenzle.
COMMITTEE ON MUSIC.
E. Huddart, Jno. S. Minick,
W. T. Rogers, E. M. Lippltt,
Geo. Dye, F. R. Sykes.
COMMITTEE ON OROUNDS.
W. H. Small,
J. Stevenson,
D. O. Cross,
D. H. McLaughlin,
J. M. Coohran,
M. Barada,
R. Johnson,
R. C. Carr,
J. Hawkey,
A. Burnette,
J. W. Love,
Jonas Druery,
H. C. Rowe,
J. B. Berger,
Thomas Crummel.
COMMITTEE ON INVITATIONS.
Goo. W. Culp,
J. H. Shook,
Churoh Howe,
H. L. Randall,
Jas.MoCandlas,
Alex. McKInney,
S. Gilbert,
L. Gilbert,
John K. Smith,
A. L. Fry,
R. A. Stewart,
H. Stelnman,
J. H. Pholman,
B. M. Bailey,
J. M. Trowbridge,
Jno. P. Crother,
D. M. Colvin,
Alex. Kearns,
W.R. Leach,
Chas. Uhlig,
Goo. Cross,
O. A. Ceeil,
H. L. Mathews,
Jno. Bath.
F. B. Tiftiney,
M. J. Feun,
Wm. Stevens,
Tom. Majors,
A. J. Skeen,
Rev. Derrlok,
Jno. Miller,
D. C. Coal,
W. Dundas,
M.B.Raymond,
Geo. Harmon,
W. H. Hoover,
W. A. Judkins,
A. R. Davison,
H. O. Minick,
Frank Johnson,
A. W. Morgan,
Lucius Church,
Geo. B. Moore,
J. S.
G. W. Fairbrother,
Church,
FINANCE COMMITTEE.
J. S. Minick, W. H. McCreery,
B. M. Bailey, J. M. Trowbridge.
PRESIDENT OF THE DAY.
Capt. Jno. L. Carson.
MARSHALS.
Capt. R. V. Black, of Brownville.
N. MoArthur, of Island.
TidDustin.of Peru.
Joseph Lash, of Glen Rook.
Wm. Graver, of Lafayette.
P. Price, of Washington.
Wm. Crandall, of Douglas.
Rabe Elliot, of Nemaha City,
S. W. McOrew, of Loudon.
George Shook, of Aspiuwall.
J. Ritter, of St. Deroin.
J. W. Gavltt, of Benton.
Charles Shafer, of Bedford.
ASSISTANT MARSHALS.
J. Stevenson, W. H. Small, G. H.
Lannon, John Love.
Marshals are requested to take
charge of all delegations from their
respective precincts.
Muslins and shectinjrai Low
in an's.
Headers! Headers!
Buy the genuino Haines' of the
Regulator. T. Richards.
Tho Knights of Pyphlas In full
dress unifom will parade on tho morn
lug of the Fourth, and will escort the
speakers and distinguished gentle
men present to tho grounds. Come
to town early if you want to take lu
all the interesting features of theday.
Ruchlnpr at Lowman's.
CornsheIler8, harness and barbed
wire. Stevenson & Cross.
FREE FERRY.
Fourth of July 1S70.
Through the generous courtesy of
tho Brownville Ferry & Transfer
company those attending the 4th of
July Celebration, will be oflered free
ferriage coming and going. Every
body is invited to the enjoyment of
this great National Holiday at
Brownville, Nebraska. Bring your
Basketsjwell filled. For those that
come unprepared," ample provisions
will be made.
Rockport, Mo., papers please copy.
Feather fans at Lownan's.
Full line of McCormick Reapers
and Mowers. TEARE & CAMPBELL.
We call attention to Nemaha
City business cards in this issue.
Col. Sam. Rich will deliver the
Oration at Nemaha on the Fourth.
U. 3. Marshal Daily has also'promised
to bo there.
Ladies' shoes S100,
slippers 50ets. ; Men's
shoes from 81.25 up
to 86 at Kobison's.
Ladles' ulsters at Lowman's.
During a short time In Nemaha
City last Saturday, we noticed the
streets full of teams and the merch
ants all busy.
McCormic7:s. Self Bakes.
Teare t& Campbell.
Understanding that the business
people of Sheridan don't do much else
than play croquet, the Brownville
committee of arrangements introduced
in their programme the croquet feature
for Sheridan's especial enjoyment.
Onritemizer of that metropolis, wo
are pleased to noto fully appreciates
the matter.
The oommenolng sports of the
Grand Bhootlng Tournament, (o be
held at Brownville Fair Grounds on
July 4th, will begin with the reading
oftheDeelaratlonoflndependenoand
oration by the Hon. A. S. Holladay,
at tho conclusion of which tho shoot
ing will commence at 9 o'olock sharp.
A free dinner to all ladies and gentle
men who may favor us with their
company. A baud will escort us to
the fairgrounds.
The following arethe prizes to be
shot for, under the rules of the St.
Joe Club :
1. Sweepstake at 5 Jblrda each, 21
yards rlze, from three ground traps,
80 yards boundary ; entranoe, 50ots.,
shooters to pay for birds.
2. Glass-ball Shootat lOballseaoh,
IS yards rise; entrance 50 ots., shoot
er to pay for balls.
3. Match at 10 single birds, 23 yds.
rise, use of both borrels, 80 yards
boundary; entrance ono dollar. To
this match will be added liberal pri
zas, donated by the oitizons of Brown
villo. Tho following gentlemen have
already given the undermentioned
articles: W. T. Don, suit of olothes
valued at $10; A. Robison, pair sow
ed boots, $0; W. W. Hackney, hat,
$5 ; W. Willing, pocket knife, $2.50.
4. Sweepstake ut 5 pair birds, 15
yards rise ; entrance, 50 cents.
5. Sweepstake at 5 pair birds, IS
yards rise, 100 yards boundary ; en
trance, $1.
6. Free for all at 5 balls, 20 yards
rise ; en teranoe optional, shooter pay
ing for balls.
7. Matoh for purse of $50 or prorate
at 10 single birds, 23 yards ;rise, 0
yards boundary, use of both barrels :
entrance, $2.50.
Should any other citizens feel like
donating anything further to this
tournament, will please leave the
same with W. T. Den or Alex. Robi
son. W. T. Den,
Alex. Robison,
Geo. Hatchett,
Acting Committee.
Dress goods of every style
and description at Loivman's.
Call and get prices before you
buy.
For a good nand-made
boot or shoe go to Pat.
Cline's. He always keeps
on hand the best brands of
French leather
Fans, fans ! at Lowman's.
On the street wo see a man with
bright clean shaven face, clean neat
clothes, polished boots, his hat brush
ed, his hair arranged decently, and he
wears a white collar and neck tie.
We step across the threshold of his
home. What do we see within? We
see at once that they are poor, but the
wife Is happy, at work, with some
thing to work with; something to
make up for the children to wear;
something to cook for them to eat.
The pleasant condition of this man
and his family is different from what
it was before his divorce from whisky
and saloons. Thatgenteel looking man
was then a drunkard and the saloon
keeper got about all tho money he
made, now he is sober, has been sober
for several months. That contentod,
huppy family was then the family of
a drunkard, rendered miserable from
Buffering and want, and that wife was
sad at heart, weeping In poverty and
for the shame that a drunkard's wife
feels. That man wants to continue
In tho path of soberness, peace, hap
piness and plenty. That wife is hope
ful. She hopes hor husband will bo
ever ablo to perform his good reso
lutions, yet nhc must droad the snares
and temptations constantly set and
planned for his fall by thoso who Beek
to turn him into his former drunkon
ways. The above plotures of the
transformation of a drunkard to a so
ber man and a miserable family to a
happy one, Is true and will bo recog
nized as true by many of our readers;
and it tries our patience to tho utmost
to think that there are individuals
who seek to allure this man again to
his old habits. Accursed be tho man
that would do this. Let every tem
perance man and woman In all their
strength say accursed, and concen
trate their strength to perform a duty
as saored as it is momentous.
Ladies and Childrens' Hose
at Lowman's.
Improved Empire Machine
Manufactured by Sieberllng thejman
who Invented the first 2 wheel ma
chine, is sold by Stevenson & Cross
and is tho best and cheapest Reaper
made.
Ladies walking and house
slippers at Lowman's.
Dr. E. 0. Arnold
Makes a specialty of diseases of the
Ego, Ear, Nose and Throat.
Clothing at Lowman's.
The boys are getting up a greased
pole and a greased pig for the Fourth,
also a sack race.
Empire Reaper
Cuts the lowest, runs tho lightest,
sells the cheapest, and lasts the long
est. Stevenson & Cross.
Ribbons at Lowman's.
The Brownvillo minstrels will
appear on our streets on the Fourth
and "throw us up" soiuu of their fine
plantation music.
Straw Hats at Lowman's.
BEABEBS.
TJie McCormicIc is the
best, most durable, easy of
di' ugh t, a n d tJi eon ly SELF
BAKE THAT COULD AND
DID CUTTHEHEA VYand
LODGE GBAIN OF LAST
YEAB. Teare $ Campbell,
Agent.
A meeting of tho oltizens- o
Brownville was held at the Courfr
House last Saturday ovening to com-,
plete arrangements fojjthe 4th of July
celebration..
Matters pertaining to the celebra-.
tlon were freely discussed and it was.
found that the work of making prep-,
arations was going on satisfactorily.
It was decided to form a procession.
In front of Marsh Block at 10 o'clock
a m., promptly.
The girls who are to represent th
different States are to meet at tho Li
brary room in season to bo prepared!
to go to the grounds, with the procession.
R. W. Furnas, H. C. Lett, J. H
Broady, Church Howe and T. J. Ma
jors, were appointed a committse to
receive Invited guests.
Thomas Crumel, H. Knepher, Os
car Cecil and Ted. Huddart were ap
pointed as a committee to see that tha
cannon Is In good order and to tire a
salute on the morning of the 4th at
the celebration grounds,.
On motion of Capt. Black, John L
Carson was ohosen as special marshal
to tako charge of the procession.
Decided to purchase one barrel
cand and two barrels ginger snaps, tc
distribute among theonildren during
the day.
Sweeter, Cleaner. Purer.
Xtetlued an& intelligent ladies use
Dr. Price's Unique Perfumes, Alieta
Bouquot or Pet Rose. Such ladles
have tastes for tho beautiful, proveaf
fectlonate companions, and will keep,
well odored households. To the low
er orders all smells are alike ; It Is tho
sweeter, cleaner, purer, that enjoy Dr..
Prlco's rioh odors.
'TIs 4 o'clock "Brownvlll
Branch" time. Four o'olock In the
morning of the Anniversary Day that
the Declaration of Independence was.
signed when the old patriot sextoa
rung the bell in the State Houso in
Philadelphia rung the bell whose
joyous, Bweet tones, announced to tho
thousands of careworn oxpeotant pa
triots who stood outside the old "Hall
awaiting the tap of the hammer on.
that bell, tho Bignal of eternal Free
dom. Listen ! Tt's the Brownvillo
cannonboomlng reverberating up the
river, down tho river, along the val
leys, among the hills, across the prai
ries. And tho thousands who bear It,,
quickened Into active patriotism,
start on every road, tho converging
point being Brownville. So moto
it be.
Dr. Price's Special Flavoring
Extracts.
Vanilla, Lemon, aud all extracts
used in flavoring ioe-oream, jellies-,,
cakes, etc., are acknowledged, by tho
best housekeepers In tho land, to be
the finest flavors made. Strange thai
persons wilt uso worthless extracts
when such natural flavors as Dr.
Prloe's' are-to be hath
We understand that a desperate
effort Is Justnow belngmade bythe
saloonodvocotes" to capture the olty
and re-establish the saloon system,
and if half what madam rumor saya
is true, they have somo reason to bo
hopeful. But we place little credence
In stories started by the saloon Inter
est. When they tell us that maoy
of our brethren of the Temple and the
Good Templars, and of tb.e Red Rib
bon, are In collusion with the whlaky
ites, and even tipple behind the door,,
wo deuounoo such statement as false,
for wo have too much faith In our
brethren In their honor, Integrity,
and loyalty to truth and truo man
hood, to believe it. But let all true
men be on the alert.
An exchange says; Tho frequent
mysterious burning of haystackB and
farmers' buildings has led to tho dis
covery that they are- eot on ffre by
wasps' nests, and that the nests are
ignited by spontaneous combustion.
This Is produoed by the chemical ao
tiou of the wax in contact with tho
paper-llko BUbstance of which tho
nest is composed, a coreporativery
small access of oxygen being sufllcen
to make It burst forth In a blaze.
Championship game of base ball
between the Council BIufTo and
Brownville clubs, July 4th. Tho
nines will meet ou tho base ball
ground, just north of the celebration
grounds. Gnmo to be called at 2:30.
We did not get to all th&'busl
nesB houses of Nemaba City when
we canvassed for cards this week, but
will call on the balanco Id time for
our next issue. Every business
Bhould be represented In that column
of "Business Cards,' which will bo
of much benufit to the City as well aa
to tho advertisers.
Tho Body of Caldwell, drowned
last week, haa notyetbeen recovered.
Tho day after tho drowning Mr. Tld
row of Aspinwall dropped us a lluo
stating that a dead body bad beeaaeen
floating past that plaoe ; but l.eould
hardley have been that of Caldwell,,
as several days would have to elapso
before It would come to tht-Eurfa.ce to.
float.
Physicians endorse Febrlno for
fever and ague, knowing that it does
no harm to the mo3t delicate patients,
and curing where all other remedies
fall. Sold by A. W. Nickell.
Our City Council Is not going to
repeal tho prohibitory ordinance,
and grant licenses for Baloons. Not
much. They are honorable men.
Don't be scared gentlemen. You
may be vigilant however.
Seven ear3 of reapers and one of
fire crackers, rockets, etc., just dum
ped at this city. Tho machinery
however, is not espeolally pertinent
to the celebra ton.
There will be horse racing
Nemaha City on the Fourth.
at
An ounce of preventlou la worth a
pound of cure. One bottle of Bromc.
line is worth ten of other liver medN
cines. Try it. Sold by A. W.NIckelJ,
Percales at Lowinaa'.s