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THE ADVERTISER
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THURSDAY, NOV. 6. 1S79.
Jewelry tNlckeH.
Leitd and ell at Nlckell'i.
Lx i those new dress goods at
M. V. btte'e.
Cordis, hosiery and gloves, at
cctt, at lira. Yoney.
C f Mrs. White for joar rab-t-ersJ
arette verehoes.
A beautiful Mne of new jewelry
at McV Mtoalsbingly low.
. OrnsheNer. harness and barbed
wire. Stevenson & Cnoss.
Mrs. While will receive title week
an entire new line cf millinery goode.
A. W. Xfke!!. wanti to tell you
TerDra;. I.lnti. Oila and;Scbooi
lioekt.
A flna latef shotguns just receiv
ed d will be sob! low by Stevenson
& Crow.
Born, in the morning of Novem
trlt,tT. L. 8hlek, Bq., a girl
bakj.
Eiec!n day wu brlht and
pVcMtnt hre. and aa unusually full
TS u pMed.
-Mn. White b a nice line of
dress goads. Ladle are Invited to
call and examine.
Aaron Palmar and Bob'' Johii
es bave opened a Rettaurant. See
their card la this paper.
Yu ran ve money by calling
on Geo. Arkwrlgbt before you buy
i(etiM, otoeks, or Jewelry.
L- A. Plck will sell you mil
linery cod4 ekeaper than any other
haute la town. Oil at Mr. Cook's
baltdlBr.
The Bats wizttu.muatbe the beat
vij(tH a th insrteet from the nam
W S-' & Cr are selling In
lb lest few days.
Mr. Va Pelt. G. W. C. T. will
b with Brownvllle Lodge I. O.G.T.
orxt FrMsy evening to Install the
Dw oflleer. Turn out. Good Tern
ptar. on that ocoaMon.
Xav. . ISTt Still Brownvllle
Uom in bine-. B. M. Bailey
kipped 2 ear loads of hog last week,
for which he paid $11,000. Spring
wheat. SO to Sic; fall wheat. $1 per
pv'bcl ; ern. 20a. Why should not
fnoT feel proud. Hogs $3per one
haadred pound.
Gen Adna H. Bowen, Grand
Worthy Templar of the State of Ne
braska, will vlalt Brownvllle next
Moady evening, November 10th, to
Install the officers of Brownvllle Tern
le. awdorgatilze a Degree Council.
Cber Slate eftlcialp of the Temple of
Hoot are also expected. Let the
members he out In full force.
Daniel B. Holmau. formerly a
prarnluext and esteemed farmer of
Holt county M., who removed to
California In 1S&4. we learn by a letter
to J- W. Bennett, through mistake
took a doe of strychnine Oat. 1st.
and died from it effects within a few
minute. Mr Holman. it appear
was; well thought of In California, as
he had been chosen by the people to
aeveral important positions, and for
come time held the oftlce of Judge in
Haiona county. Mr. Holman will be
readily remembered by old settler in
tblt region and northwest Missouri.
The Republican meeting In thla
city Monday night was a rouser. and
Majors and Howe made rousing
peerhe. Both these able speakers
did themelve proud. Howe spoke
over two hour, and held the crowd
in deepest interest with one of the
most efT-ctlve appeals to patriots of
all parties that we ever listened to
Col. Majors epnV about one hour,
following Mr. Howe, giving his en
thusHstlo hearers one of the best ef
fort of his life. They did good work
for Brownvllle and both speakers
-were warmly congratulated by hand
biking and wordtof commendation.
at the elite of the meeting. This
audlencedon't want any State right
In theirs, from a Democratic stand
poltrt.
Dr. Andrews, recently of Can
tan, III.. has located In our city for
the practioe of hit profession. The
Doctor is a genial gentleman, comes
well recommended, and while we
-wlcne him a a citizen, can reo-ommrn-l
blm to all needing the ser
ve f a thoroughly educated physi
cian. The Canton Hegister referring
to Dr Andrews' removal says :
Dr. B. Bell Andrews left on
Wednesday !at fir the far West,
where he goes to grow up with the
country. Dr. Andrews will be miss
ed In this community, where be had
built up a large and lucrative prac
tice. He leave hero for the purpose
of panning his studies In climatolo
gy and to recover his health. Impair
ed by toociofeattention to practice.
The Atoria Patriot says:
He will make a worthy auxiliary
In any community in his calling, as
a talented phyalclan, and rltiten.
Geod Rrlck.
For sale at tbe;farm of M. Banks,
mil" North of Nemaha City, and
also at W. T. Den'e, Brownvllle.
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Hedge! Hedge!!
Farmer. If you wish to purchase
first-class Osage hedge plants, call on
F. P. Tenney. Sheridan, Neb. 13-Sm
NICE STOYES, FURNITURE, CARP
BUSINESS BRETITIES
Paints and Oils at Nickell's.
Pinafore Thanksgiving night.
Book store is now at Nickell's.
California Caned.Fralt at HIH'b.
Buckwheat Flour and Maple
Syrup at Hill's.
Geo. Arkwrlght, watchmaker,
etc, 90 Main street.
Choice eating apples and fresh
chestnuts at Gates.'
Carpets, new styles, cheap, by
Stevenson & Cross.
Call at Mrs. White'e'.for anything
In the millinery line.
Harness, baby cribs and silver-
ware at Stsvenson & Crosa'.
Bain, Studebaker and Nebraska
wagons. hTKVKMSos a vnu&a.
Money to loan on Real Estate se
curity. Apply to Win. H. Hoover.
Geo. Arkwrlght will do you a
ten cent Job or flllyoua$20blll, O.K.
Call at A. W. N-ckell's drug
store for a bottle of Thomas' edectrio
oil.
School books and everything In
the school line at Nickell's Drug
Store.
Complete stock of freh drugs at
drug and book store of W. H. Mo
Creery. 6m o3
Car Bain wagons just received.
witif new Improvements, by Steven
son & Cross.
For the Beet working oook stove
with automatic shelf, call on Stevn
son &. Cross.
Dr. Collins, Dentist, Brownvllle,
Office hours, 9 a. m. to 5 p.m. Not at
home on Fridays. 39tf
The genuine Kelly barb wire for
sale by Stevenson & Cross at theBame
price as the inferior wire.
2,600 acres of land In Bedford
Preclnot for sale on reasonable terms.
Apply to William H. Hoover.
Do not buy furniture until you
look through our mammoth stock.
Stevenson & Cross.
I have for sale, cheap, some choloe
lots. In Nemaha City, for those who
want to build. Wu. H. Hoover.
We are prepared to do all kinds
of tin work on short notice and at low
price". Stevenson & Cross.
Ladles, call and see those new
style hats and bonnets Jut received
by Miss L. A. Polook. College street.
The reason why Stevenson &
Cross are conntantly celling stoves la
because they keep the latest pat terns
and sell at lowest prices.
Tot your saddles go to
Bauer's.
Kor your millinery goods, at
low price, you nhoulrt cell on Mtb.
White, No. 45 Main street. She also
has in stock an elegant line of lace
goods, drei8 good, jewelry, notions,
ladles' cloaks, dolmans, to. Give
iter a call.
We stepped hastily Into the gro
cery story of G. W. Brattou and took
a careful survey of his boss stock of
croceries, confections, canned and
dried fruit, queenswaro, glassware,
tobaccos, and cigars, and found he
had what he represented the best
and cheapest stock-In town. He has,
also, the Yellow Peach beBt brand.
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The largest and finest
stock of Cloaks and Dol
mans ever received, just
arrived at Lowman's.
The beBt and latest improved
Pumps at Willing Bros.
Buy your zephyrs, Shet
land and gerjnantowri
yarns at J. L. McGee's.
II. c Lett
Before the last great advance in
Groceries he bought a large stock of
Dried Fruits, Fish, Maple syrup.
Buckwheat Flour, California fruits.
Cheese and Oat meal, which he will
sail yon cheap. Call and examine be
fore you buy, all goods, guaranteed
new and pure.
Now Is the the time lo buy a nice
stove at a low price, of Stevenson &
Cross.
UNDERWEAR.
An immense stook of
men's, women's, and chil
drens' underwear by suit
or piece at LowmanV.
LADIES,
Call at McGee &
Moore's and see the
Ladies', Mens' and
Children's furs., La
dies' and Misses' fur
caps etc.
Men's. Xiadie's and Misses
Ankle Strap Rubbers at
Robison's.
millinery.
Just received, a large assortment and
more com Ins:. The finest styles and
latest patterns. L. A. Polocfc at Mrs.
Cook's building.
Facts and FJgnres.
By a showing from the books of the
transfer office of Brownvllle, Wm.
Tidrow of Asplnwall has received
during the month of October, this
year. 6.1S0 lbs. of freight, for his
store. Nemaha City received in the
same length of time, 2-5.955 lbs. for
all six business bouses there. This
gives him about one-fourth a? much
freight as the total of the freight re
ceived by them. By this showing it
will he observed that Tidrow in doing
as good a business as his neighbors.
"Live and let live." is Tidrow mot
to. Call and see blm. T.
BARGAIN IX CLOTfilVG
at HACKNEY'S.
!
Is TMs For a Stalwart ?
He Crows for 550 Ma
jority in Old Nemaha.
State Rights Democracy
Struck by a Cyclone,
AND THE FOLLOWING CHICKEN
Appears In Behalf of Their
Sorehead Republican Allies
Republicans and Decent Democrats,
the Glory Is Yonrs. You Hayo
Spoken, and Decisively. x
Let's Shake!
And as we go to press we haul out
our cannon for the further grand
news, flashing over the telegraph
wlreB, that New York is added to the
pyramid of a solid North. The peo
ple are loyal. Down with secession
State. rights, and up with the Flag.
The following are the new offi
cer eleot for Brownvllle Lodge No.
G9, t. O. G. T., elected last Friday
evening for the ensuing term :
Mrs. J. S. Minlck, W. C. T.
Mies Luella Johnson, W. V. T.
Wm. Firman, W. 8.
J. C. Odell, W. F. 8.
Miss Martha Abbott, Tree.
Mr. 8. W. Abbott, W. Cb.
Mr. Burt Sanders, W. M.
Mr. Ivan Bratton, W. I. Q.
Mr. Geo. Sanders, L. D.
Delegates to the District Lodge to
be held next Saturday at Bratton with
Prairie Lodge No. 100, are as follows:
W. W. SHnders.
8. W. Abbott.
Miss Luella Johnson.
Mia Anna Mttrsh.
Alternates, as follows:
Miss Martha Abbott.
Clark Odell.
Ivan Bratton.
Miss Alice Hlnton.
Brownvllle gives Frank Johnson
and Joe Dicker small majorities.
This was doue by the combined
Htreugth of the saloon advocates, as
sisted by their sympathising Temple
of Honor men and good Templars,
whom the salconists lead some
times into a backroom or behind the
court bouse wood pile to take a drink
Heating? Stove.
Baseburner of all kinds, Argand,
Crown, Jewell, Weptmluster, Pooha
hontanaud other styles for a small
amount of mouey, by Steventon &
Cross.
Gloves, c7ieap, at Doleit's,
Millinery at Cost !
Mrs. Yauneywill sell her entire
etook of millinery and notions at
cost from tlm date. Barrett house,
Main Street, Brownvllle.
HAWLEY & DOUGLAS
Will pay the highest
market pric for
WHEAT and BABLEY
Muslins, prints and flan
nels cheaper, at Dolen's,
than any honse in toicn
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SsBKBBalsflBBBa"
ETS, SHOT GUNS,
LONDON ITEMS.
"How hardly la it possible for a
rich man to enter the kingdom of
Heaven."
Autumn leaves are falling.
Mr. Fish is very sick not ex
pected to live.
Ague and fever again this fall.
"8tate Rights another came
for Secession.
Wm. Cafftfrty Is new roofing and
ceiling his house.
John Harding Is making Bome
repairs and improvements on bis
house.
Oct. 31, a daughter was born un
to Cornelius and Bettie Coulters.
Oct. 26, a son was born unto Oa
onr and Ada Bedfern. It was buried
Oct. 27.
The fearful act which threatened
the life of Hon. Church Howe at
Sheridan, expressed Insanity, idiotcy
or drunkenness. Let it be which it
may, it ehould receive prompt treat
ment. How any one with any Idea of
loyal responsibility or moral account
ability can advocate "State Rights,"
Is unaccountable. Id the phreusy of
the rebellion still crazing the bruin
and causing the cry for another orde
al of treason, blood, carnage, death?
William Tidrow, merchant of As
plnwall, is agent for The Adverti
ser, and Is authorized to receive sub
scriptions and money for eameand re
ceipt therefor. Old subscribers who
cannot conveniently call on us, may
hand the money to Mr. T.
8unday Dth met. being anniver
sary day of the Nebraska State Liber
ty Alliance, our minister are expect
ed each to preach two temperance
sermons on that day.
Our sturdy old frieud Mr. John
Maxwell, superintendent of the poor
farm, has our thanks for his contin
ued faith In The Advertiser.
WE ARE ELECTED
to aell the people of Nemaha,
and adjacent counties the lar
gcat and cheapest lines of Dry
Goods, Clothings Overcoats,
Cloaks, Dolman's Tarns, Flan
nels, Muslins etc., etc., at the
lowest cash price. Call and
give us a trial before you pur
chase., LouIs Lowman.
A Lesson For Husbands.
It may be that your wife'ia not a
good cook, or that she Is a careless
housekeeper. But If true, be assured
the fault I? yours if you have never
furnished her with that admirable
and practical little monthly, The
Housekeeper, pubiiahed at Minneapo
lis Minn., at 75 cent a year. Write
for sample copies which are sent f.te.
and our word for it, your wife will
have a half dozen pair of kid glove?
mid a new dress, earned an premiums
for clubs of new subscribers before
Npw Years. The Magazine itself is a
treasure, and one copy Is worth ten
times the cost of the postal card it
takea to ask for it. Address.
THE HOUSEKEEPER,
Minneapolis, Minn.
Remember Dolen will sellh
you goods cheaper than any
house in town.
THE DEMOCR4TS
were beaten but we can beat
any house in Southern Nebras
ka selling good goods tor little
money. Louis Lovvman.
JVeiv. Clothing jitst receiv
ed at the cheap store of J. L.
Mc Gee.
List of Letters
Remaining in the Postoffice at
Brownvllle, Nehrnska, for the week
ending Nov. 1. 1879, which if not
called for will be sent to the dead let
ter office:
Andrews, Robt.; King, Bylvester;
Mann, James ; Tyler, Geo. R.
Persons calling for any of the above
letters will please say Advertised.
T. C. Hacker, P. M.
A. Jb . oC A. 3L
Special meeting of Nemaha Valley
Lodge No. 4, Saturday evening Nov.
8th, for work in the third degree.
A general attendance is requested.
By order of the W. M.
B. F. Souder, Seo'y.
A Lucky Woman.
The publishers of The Housekeeper
are bent on the general introduction
of that helpful and beautiful house
hold monthly and they make some
extraordinary offers in their premium
list gloves, ilea, napkins, table
cloths and spreads, tidies, silver
thimbles, and a variety of articles
which ladies like. But the roost lib
eral nlTer Is this: They will seud
The Housekeeper one year and three
mouths, that is to January 1st, 1881
free to the first lady from any pot
offlce, who encloses 25 cents in post.
age stamps, which barely covers th
cont of postage and mailing. An
lady who eenda and fails to be fiM
will receive the Monthly four month,
or her money back as she directs. The
regular subscription price of the
monthly Is 75 cents a year and cheap
at that. Sample copies with full par
ticulars, free. Address,
THE HOUSEKEEPER,
Minneapolis, Minn.
For Sale Cheap.
The 8. 1 S. W. J. Reo. 8. T. 5, R. 15.
60 acres in cultivation, good frame
house, granary, stable, good well,
orchard and living water, will be
sold at a bargain. Apply to P. A.
O.-horn, Brownvllle Neb., or to Wm.
R. Harris, on the premise.
The next best show to tlie
Grant boom, is to see tlie
boom at J. L. .A cGee's.
WAGONS, HARD
STATE NEWS AND NOTES.
The Seward Reporter speaka of a
patch of 8 lb. turnips. Big. . . . The
track of the Lincoln & Northwestern
railroad has reached Seward. . . . The
new German Evangelical Lutheran
Church, Seward, will be dedicated
Bth Inst. . . . Corn is worth 27c In Sew
ard county, and the average yield 40
bushels to the acre.
Henry Schlenker, who murdered
Florence Booth, his mistress, at Lin
coln about a year ago, has been sen
tenced to Imprisonment in the peni
tentiary 14 years.
Arapahoe, Furnan county, is hav
ing a five atory mill built, to have five
run of atone. That is a straw In the
West Nebraska boom.
In Nebraska there are 11.230
Methndiatfi, 81 churches, 56 parnon
ages. 223 Sabbath Schools, 1 681
teachers, 12,011 pupils; $176,000 In
property.
State Journal: The Burlington
aud Missouri River railroad company
has decided to push that road straight
on to Denver, and has completed its
Hurvev, which will make it the short
et Hue between Denver and Lincoln,
or Chicago, by 10 miles. The first
hundred miles west of Naponee has
been put under contract, and therp
will be no paue until the locomotive
salntes the Gate City of the Rocky
Mountains.
A man named James Hall was
found dead upon the U. P. R. R. track
at Sidney, 29tb ult. Drunk and kill
ed by the ears.
The Blooralngton Guard my It
will be printed at home hereaf
ter, and no more patent sides for it.
Good for the Guard.
The Bloomington Guard says:
Mrs. Huffman picked a bouquet of
flowers that grew out of doors on the
29th of October. How is that for ear
Iy frostB.
Bloomington baa a new M. E.
church edifice about finished.
D. W. Kauffman, in an essay
read before the Lancaster Horticul
tural Society, on Pear onlture. recom
mends plaining in bluegrass sod. In
Nebraska, to prevent too vigorous
urowth of the tree. He attributes
the cause of blight, so common with
pear trees in this State, to a too rapid
growth.
The enterprising people of Lin
coln are "talking up" a street rail
way. Hastings Nebraskam Somebody
having said that John L. Canon,
candidate for regent, was a strict
Prebyteriun, the Brownvllle Ad
vertiser, published at his home.
sayE that the statement Is unt strictly
correct, as John is merely a brother-in-law
to the church at best his wife
being a member.
Boone County News, is the name
of a Repntilicau paper recently started
at Albion, by A. W. Ladd. The flrat
number, before us, epppars well, me
ch atilcu I Iy and editorially.
Clay Center and Howard are hav
ing a vigorous fight as to which shall
he the seat of Clay County.
A number of land hunters from
Cumbi.an,d vtmnity. PenniyvMnia.
arrivedin the city yesterday, and will
endeavor to pick up a section or two
nf'laud before they leave. State Jour-
YnaU
Thy w,u n.ot "ppthe be8t ,f thev
rail to see Nemaha, the "uarnen
County" of Nebraska. For good
lands, cheap, and climate, we cannot
be beaten in the State.
State Journal: The Otoe In
dians received $2,500 last Monday
from the railway company for right
of way through their reservation In
Gage and Jefferson Counties. Thla
wat $5.30 to each man, woman, and
papoose.
State Journal: Governor Gear's
majority in Iowa is 75 000. FosterV
in Ohio, U 17,000. Perkins in Cali
fornia 10 000. and Cobb's for Judge,
in Nebraska, will be 15.000.
State Journal: Dawson & Mc
Bride received last nltht from Kan
sas City, via the A. & N. R R., forty
three head of thoroughbred cattle,
purchased at the Kansas City sale.
Mr. Frank Woodward, Aspln
wall, baa our thanks for adding hip
name to the subscription list of The
Advertiser.
Arctics at J. L. McGee's.
8ervicea at the Presbyterian
church Sunday November 16th. In
the evening Soug Service. Come.
'ftoies Have They, But They
Smell Not."
Amongthe lower orders, bad smells
are little heeded; in fact, "uoses have
they, but they smell nor ;" but, to the
refined and educated, a pleacant odor,
emanating from a well-dressed per
son, produces feelings of pleasure and
delight. Th fragrance of Dr. P. lee's
Unique Perfumes produce an Influ
enoe that is captivating and delight
ful. WE AttE ELECTED
to sell the people ofXemaha
and adjacent counties the lar
gest and cheapest lilies or Dry
Goods Clothing Overcoats,
Cloaks, Dolman's Yarns, Flan
nels, Muslins etc., etc., at the
lowest cash price. Call and
give a trial before you pur
chase. Louis bowman.
Those veils, lmir orna
ments, and necldies, at J.
L. McGee's, are regular
beaux catchers.
Men's Ladle's and Misses
Arctics at B obison's .
H. C Lett.
Will sell you Bankets cheaper than
you can imagine.
2,000
Pounds of whit lead (or tale at
cost. W. H. McCreebt.
H. C. Lett
Ha a nice stock of table cutlery.
WAKE, SILVER
All About Home.
"The Complete Home." Mrs. Julia
MeNalr Wright's new book. Just pub
lished by J. C. McCurdy & Co., of
Philadelphia, has received the warm
est rommendatlons from th Press
and Clergy in ail sections of the coun
try. The following extracts clearly Indi
cate that It isa work of sterling merit.
The Christian Advocate says: A
book of more p radical utility will sel
dom. If ever, be fouud outside of in
spiration. The Presbyterian says : The pre
vailing feature of tha book la Uagood
sense, and when we say this of such
a book we pay it the highest compli
ment we can imagine. It is true ev
erywhere to the Evangelical faith.
The Journal and Messenger, Cincin
nati, Oiiio, says : We believe that it
would be of unspeakable benefit to
every family in our land could it be
read nt only by fathers and mothers,
but by sons and daughters aa they
are growing up. Its healthy tone. Its
common sense and trutbfuineea com
mend it, aud cau but render it of the
highest value.
The N. Y. School Journal says : In
this work we have all the lights and
shadows that goto makeup the pic
ture of a real home. It imparts in
struction to the whole range of do
mestic government in the most pleas
ing and effective manner.
The Missouri Republican says:
This Is essentially a home book. It
must have bpen dictated by heart that
has been baptized in the beauty of the
holiness of home. The sen
timent of the book Is lofty while the
style is natural, oheerful, easy and
fluent, and the pages are so many
bright pictures of domestlo quiet and
comfort.
Rev. Dr. March sayo : It Is so well
written that it cannot fail to be read,
and it cannot be read without bring
ing sweetness and light into some
body's home.
From the above, it will be seen that
this Is a sensible, beautiful, and ex
tremely valuable book. Its sphere Is
wide as the world Itself and it will
exert a powerful influence for good in
every home Into which it enters.
Agents for its tale are wanted every
where.
The Cheapest Blualc House
In America.
My Grandpa's Advice. 3o cts.
Sleep on Sweetly, Little Darling40ct.
Father, won't you try? S0ct.
I'll Tell Your Mother Comic 30 cts.
The Little Blind Match Seller 40 ct.
He Holds the Pearly Gates Ajar 35 cts.
We will mail all the above beauti
ful Sheet Music, on receipt of canli
$1.00. Addrpso,
W. L. Thompson & Co.,
East Liverpool, Ohio.
Anew stock of Men's and
Boy's ! Rubber Boots at
Hobison's.
H. C. LETT
has cranberries.
HURRAH FOR VS.
We arc receiving an entire
new and complete stock or
Goods in every department
Call Nnd see the new goods. L.
Lotvman.
400 majority for Gilmore!!
give ua a rent.
O.
Cloaks! Cloaks! ! cheap
at J. L. McGee's.
II. C Lett
Has his store jtm jam full of Drug
and Grocerlss.
For Suitings go to J. L.
McGee's.
CloaJcs and circulars very
cheap at Dolen's.
HARD -JOEY
Is what will buy goods at I..ow
man's cheaper than any other
house In the state.
We wlh to say to our readers
that Dr. Price's Special Flavoring Ex
tracts of Rose, Almond, Nectarine,
Vanilla, Lmoti. etc., are the finest,
pureat, and most natural flavors we
have ever uxed. The common flavor
ing extracts in the market hear no
comparison for fine flavor to Dr.
Price's.
Tor your whips go to
Bauer's.
Teas ! Teas ! !
A new etock, cheaper than ever, at
Nickell's. Call and get a sample.
Another Large Stock of Heating
StoveB just received at Willing
BroB.
OVERCOATS!
"We -will receive another
immense stook of Clothing
this week. Call and see
them. IiOUIS LOWMAN,
Would flfevcr JUse Them.
If ptrrxonx vi ei e aware ot the inju
rious character of most baking pow
der!. the3' would never use them. Ig
uoraut pfrsnnn know nothing about
the chemical combination rieeesnury.
The only pood baking powder, pre
phred by a physician with special rt
pard to lt hea'ltbfiilness. Is Dr. Price's
Cream Baking Powder.
MEN'S AKD BOY'S CLO
THING. Another immense stock
will arrive this week at
Xtowman's.
For your harness go to
Bauer's
Shawls 3 JYubias fy Hoods
to arrive in a few days at
the cheap store of J. L. Mc
Gee. New stock of Ken's heavy
Wescot calf boots atltobi
son's. WARE, AND GRO
ABSTRACT Or THE OIJICIll CAKVASS .
Of Totes Polled at the Geaeral Election TTIUihtaat for the Several 1'rccbict ,
of Xemaaa Conntj Neb., on the 4th day at SoT.eber, 1879.
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CANDIDATES. :S3 SgJ-ac :
Jadgeof Supreme Court, i III
AmasaCobb. 1 17 TT 116 81 W 197 10?-1 $9 f 21 TO1
Clearer V ely. 9 67 61 41 42 61 U6 5tf , C9. 17 37
Regents State University, !
J.hn L. Cnrnon. K 190 77-Ills M w z ire S9 ' 21 72?
Joneph V. Oannet, 1 76 1.1- St I F0 197 ina 70 21 71
Ale. Bear. 9 51 61 40 39 70 IIS 56 23 17 3S
A J. Sawyer. 105 61 40 42 106 66 17 34
District Jndgr. 2d Dlatrict, I
8. B. Pound. 23 205 133 157 123 ICO Stl 160 102 33 107
District CIerk.2d District, I I
Wm. H. Koover. 22 233 1SS 159 123 13& 332 155 116 33 107
County Conimlxstnner, ;
R. T. MoAdnms. 10 1U 67 SI 49 1M fi7 ' 30 17 37
Frank Redforn, 12 123 65 103 74 174 102 85 21 $
Connty Judge.
H. B. ShurUtff. 9 63 53 46 I 35 9T 46 18 17 32
J. S. Stall, 13 173 93 113 57 243 105 96 21 73
Sheriff. i J
William Crave 9 89 65 ! 99 45 143 57 31 17 SO
J.M.Kleckner, 13 173 75 ; 57 74 193 107 W ! 21 74
Comnr, r '
J. H Benson. 10 67 62 58 44 137 53 29 17 .M
C. B. Parker, 12 173 75 100 76 203 107 55 j 2t 71
Treasurer. , ;
F. E. Johnson. 14 81 CO ! 60 43 60 174 58 29 ' 13 40
A. H. Ollmore, 8 155 74 105 78 77 158 104 84 I 20
Clerk I
J. B. Docker. 9 M 77 65 45 78 200 73 41 ' 17 50
Samuel Culbertaon, 13 153 61 97 73 65 13S S7 74 21 57
Surveyor. i
V. T. Reed. 8 ' 67 61 48 39 53 130 50 29 17 31
Jame M. Hacker. 14 172 77.111 83 85 203 P fc6 21 71
SaperlntendentPubltoInsi.
Stephen A. Gilbert. 9 69 6 52 H .& 39 1 17 S5
Philip Crother. 167 I TS '104 69 I IS! 106 75 I 31 65
The above table gives the vote of
the precinct as nearly as we can as
certain the figures b-fors the official
count. We oould not get even an es
timate from the precincts omitted,
but can give Gilmore's majorities
about correctly. In Benton his ma
jority la 61. In Douglas 3S.
In Bratton Culbertaon jeceived 11
majority, in Dougla 7. Next week
we will give the official vote in full.
Pocket and Table Cutlery, a
large assortment, at Willing .oros.
Three horses, two cows and a
calf for uale. inquire at MaraU
HoUae.
Pimples, ulotcUe.KUd humors ara
very tumuiuu, and vu he WiuruugUlv
cured Willi a lew buttled ut Bruuiuliue.
cjolu by A. W. Niuaeil.
If You Arc Sick. Head
the KiiJut-Uurt uuVei tibtmeut lu
ttuuihci miiuuiU, auu ll will explain
luou Hie ruliouol ineiuud ut gelling
well. lviuuty-Wort win aave ou
mure doctor nula limit nuy other med
iciue fcuuwu. Actiug with peuitic
energy uu tuebidueja and liver, it
uurea the worst Uiseasea cuused by
their derangement. U-e it at once.
Is It Lard or flutter 1
Why will our laruiera persist In
fioodiug the marfctt with nuch quan
tities or white, lardy looking butter,
when they can, by the ue of Wells.
Riuharduou & Co'h Perfected Butter
Color, make it of the golden color ol
June, the year round. Any butter
buyer will tell you that such a color
will make a difference of from three
to six c n' per pound.
How to Get Well.
Thousand of persona are constant
ly troubled with a combination of
diseases. D'eaed Kidneys nnd cos
tive bowel? are their tormentor".
They ahmild know that KiVney-Wort
acts'on tbpse organs ot the same time,
causing them to throw otThe poison
that hnvo clogged thm, and so rp
newlne the whole man. Hundreds
testify to thla.
Whv shiver and shake with the
RKlie? Use the creat remedy. Febrl
na. Warranted to cure. Sold by A.
W. NlckelK
An Old Doctor's Advice.
It wh hum 'Trust in Jd and
keep your bowel open." For thii
purpose many un old doctor ha
advi-ed the habitually costive t
take Kidney-Wont for no other
rnnedy so effectually overcomes this
condition, and that without the dl
trepsnnd irrlplne which other inedl
cinen cause. It ia a radicnl cure for
n'les. D'n't fnil " w '
Scraping: Carrots for Kuttpr.
Farmm wives have for years been
In the habit orscrapln? carrots to enl
nr their butter. Thl hard nod dln
crepnble work Ji no looser neeessary.
for n morp pprfert polor in everv wav.
and one absolutely pbenper. Is now
nropareft bv b well known rhmUte
Woi'o Tt'cardgon & Co. of Ro-line-lon
Vt.. nd called Perfected IJotfer
Cnlnr. T odds to the keeplner qutll
Hoa of butter and clvea n perfeet
JnA int. Tr has been adopted hr
th adlnr dalrympn evrvwhpre
K?.lnr-Wort " ?o nature's Tew'tY
forK'dnrand Liver disens9, Piles
and Conflpaton.
17. C. Lett
Will psv the highest market price
for Butter and Egya.
Double sufferers.
If the lUou-auds mat now have
their rest and comfort dealroyeu by
complication of Liver and Kidney
complaint would give nature's rem
edy, Kidney-Wort, a trial they would
be speedily cured. It acts on both
organs at the same time aud there
fore completely tits the bill for a per
feet remedy. If you have a lRme
back aud (Unordered Kidneys use it
at once. D'Ui'l neelepi them.
Wise Dairymen.
The convincing evidence from thp
mol worthy and responelble sourpes
proving the icreat superiority of Per
fepterl Butter Color, made by Wells,
Riphardson & Co., Burlington. Vt..
should be ponderpd and nepppted by
the dalrympn and farmers of this
tate. Thpy will he wipif they kpep
elear of thp hiimhiie powders, etc.
and use nnlv tbi wll known color.
What it Doe.
Kidnev-Wnrt move- tho bowel"
reenlrlv. clpnnps the blond. nnt
radipjillv Pifes fcWnA" dlns prsvel.
pile, billons hpadsehp, nnd plno
which are pauH hv disordered T.lver
and TC'dnv. ThnnnHq have hpn
Cured whv should rni not trv It?
Grain ! Grain ! Grain !
Highest market price paid for grain
by Hackney & If andley.
Forest Tree Seedlings Osage
lledpe Plants Grape
VJnen A uraery
Stock.
I have the sale of a large stock nf
forest Tree 8eedMnn, Ocai?e Hedge
Plants. Grajie Vlnee. and General
Nurnery Stock. Most of the stock I
havepiven pergonal attention to rai.
ioE. The balancp Hedp Plante nnd
Forest Tre Seedlfne were rnined
neer. In on a''jolnlnSfate. Oneanri
twoypar old ipple t ees can be hnd
direct from Nnraery rowB. Ever
treenn the gsm.
ROBT. W. FtTRNAS.
Brown vilfe. Nebraska.
CERIES CHEAP
Home Grown Trees nnd Ylnes.
I have a nood supply of well known
and western tmted Apple Trees one
and two years old. Grape Vines
and Evergreens, all irrnwn here In
the soil In which they stand Come
and have your trees dug under your
own eve.
Osage fledge Planta.
One million Osage Hedge Pianta for
sale.
Got- tree, vines and plants when
you are ready to plant them.
Kobt. W. Fitkna.
Brownville. Neb.
COMMERCIAL.
TUB BROWKVILLK fllATtKETS-
Browxvillk. November, fl, 1579,
Followlnz are the quotation yesterday
noon, the time of colnc to press.
livestock:
CORItKCTKD BY IJ. M BAII.KY. STOCK PKAZ.CK
AND SniPl'KR.
Hoars ....,.$2 733S 00
Steers, fnlr to choice.....
Covre, fat........
2 .was 00
2 002 50
f7Kr.V MARKET.
CORRECTED BY W. W. HACKNEY, QRAIK
DKAI.KK.
Wheat, choice fall . ....$ 90 100
" Hprtng.... . ,..... GS 90
nrley.... ........ .. Z&& 60
Corn tn theenr..M........ 21
helled -...................... & 23
STREET MA RKET PRODUCE.
CORRFCTF.n WEFKT.Y BY TT. P. T.ETT. nrAT.EIt
in nncos. ouocEniKs and producr.
Corn Meal, ? 100.... 5 801 00
Hotter. .... .. .,.. 106.12;$
KClgft ................M. ...w... (XlOig
r.anl. ........................ 7fa 10
PntntopB ........ ....... (3 25
Apple-.-............ .............. 1 co-ai 25
Onions .......... ..... M.MMMM..MN.. 30
Chickens, old. per dozen .... 2 P02 25
" sprlne.-. ...... 1 50175
Chtohens,rtrpspl,Ib ........... (A 5
Turkeys. ireel. "PR. . .... 7a 8
Wood.? cord . .1 2S3fi 00
Hay, ton-... - .... i 5C5 00
RETAIL MARKET.
Floor, U T. T)av !...........
S 50
S5Q
2 50
2 05
2 25
2 25
250
75
75
20
I 00
1 00
1 00
I 1 00
k 1 00
l'OO
100
foo
33)431 on
10
8
1 00
1 00
25
60100
10
20
60&75
00
85
800
7 00
" Savannnh Mill fnll wheat
" Glen Rck fnll whent..
" Olen Ttock spring wheat .
" Sheridan spring wheat.. ...
M Nemaha Vulley spring..
" Graham .............
Bran and Shorts mixed, per 100-
Corn, per bushel... .....,
Sugar, coffee A, 9 lbs for ,
" Extra C. 10 lbs
" C. lOIbs
llKtil hrown. nm. -,,,,. ,,,,,-n
CntLonr,7fn.
" Powderetl, 7Ji lbs...
Coffe. Rio. 5 Ib... .
" O. G.Java, .-fJiltM!-
Tea
Cranberries, per qt. ...
Dried Corn, per ft .,.. ,
Dried Apples, 20 lb for..
Dried PcjicIiph, 20 D for
Pared Peaches. f lb .. .,
Plttet Cherries, ? m
?yrup. per gal
Coal Oil, pergal!on...K.
White Fish, per kit
Mackerel, per kit M.....
Salt, per barrel..... ...,.
oal Ft. Scott red, per ton
black, per Ion
B. Bell Andrews, M. D.
HOMEOPATHIC
PHYSICIAN & SUBGEOH.
y Wlllglve proraptaltentlon to all n!zhtcnl!-C3
Special attention gWen to Medical and 'arslcal
Dlntases of Women, and Medical and Surelcal lli
ustaoritieKje O.Tlce in rear or Nlckelt'a Drag
"tore Iteslilcnce 4 doors North or Bmtton'a Ktoro
on Sixth street, in the Vanci! House. 3)m3
J-. Xj. EO-ST,
Undertaker
Keep a full line of
BHBULUSESiUSinS
Ornamented and Plain.
Also Shrouds for men. ladles and Infants.
All orders left with Mike Felthonser will
receive prompt attention.
f!3- Bodies Preserved and Rmbalroed.
G Main Street, JSnWXTILLE,XEB.
CHARLES BQBY
Hereby calls the attention of the people of
R'onvtll- nnd vicinity to the fact that he
keeps a full line of the best
FAMILY GROCERIES,
PRO VISIONS.
VJlGETA BZES,
CONFECTIONS, etc.
And sells at the Tery Lowest Lmng Rates,
also bat 3
He
RESTAURAN-rp
IJEDPuHTlMlEasrT
WhereMesila xt all Hours tire fnrnlshefl
upon thrhortet notice. People from
the country are Invlird toall and
get a "sqnare men" for only
55.
CHATS.
bv Stevenson & Cross