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THURSDAY, APRIL 8, '1880.
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People are busy making garden.
California Qaued Fruit at HUI'b.
Nickell keeps all the latest books.
Koff(!a afgoorf'tins-sito plant blue
grassisod.
Oranges and lemons at Johnson
& Palmer's.
Ncmirha county Book Store
now at Nic'Relfs.
is
Coffins, furniture and wagons at
Stevenson &. Crops'.
Ringer Sewingf Machines for sale
cheap for cash, at City Bakery.
For sale: House and seventeen
lote. Inquire ofPhilip Crothe-r.
Armstrong & Bm' "Our Best"
coffee at Johnson & Palmer's.
"Lemon", oranges," apples
New Orleans molasses, at Hill's.
and
Groceries. Iron and Wagon Tim
ber, by Stevenson & Cross.
Bird cages, wall paper and win
dow shades at Niekell's drug store.
Shot Guns an"d ammunition, by
Stevenson & Cuoss.
FOR SALE. One bay liore. Ap
ply to'-. S. A. OsiJOKX.
The Star Restaurant and grocery
-re of I. S. Nace is now in full blast.
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Tcas, Queensware, Crosscut Sawn,
-pe and Baskets by Stevenson &
Cross.
The weather is splendid, vegeta
tion Is springiuc up, and the prairies
begin to show the green.
Titled clierries, New York sliced
apples. Salt Lake peaches and Cali
fornia plums, atHill's.
This count', generally, had a
good rain last Friday. The winter
wheat crop is showing better than
had been anticipated.
SHEltMAX HOUSE. Main street,
Brownville, Nebraska Only first
class Sl.00 per day house in the city.
Everything new ami comfortable, tf
TOR SALE. The s. w. fr. qr. of the
n. w. fr. qr. of Sec. G. T. G, R. 1,540
neres. Very cheap for cash. Apply
to Robt. W.Furnas, Brownville, Nub
T have a few hundred two year
old apple trees, of the leading kinds,
growing 2 miles northwest of Nema
ha, that I -will sell cheap.
J. B. Barnes.
Married, in the city of Brown-vllle.-oori
the 25th of March, by Eld.
J). B GoryeJl. M,r. Ira M. Leedy and
Miss RoeIla J. VauGorden. Both of
Nemaha county.
The B. & M. railroad company
has effected a leaue of the A. fc N.
road; and the farmers living between
Brownville, Tecumseh and Humboldt
will not have the benefit of competing
roads 11113- more.
The unust of thy whisky e-temenL
now i to the effect that they can buy
or bulldoy.eoneof the old cotmcilmen.
We think Uinta very thin thread on
which to.haugahope. The oldcnuu
cilnien are true as steel, and with our
Mayorcan'and will hold the fort.
Elsewhere we publish an article1
from the Rook Port Journal regarding
a proposed railroad from Brownville
via Rock Port to Burlington Junction.
There Is something feasible in the
project, and should en-list the hearty
co-operation of this city. When the
meeting takes place in Rock Port.
Many of our representative men
ahould'uot fail to be present.
IRficklPort Vgigtidl? JThtf "ques
tion of dyking the Nishne river came
upatptue late -term of county court,
and -that body concluded to let the
cuatteijrest for the present. We are
Informed that this stream is regarded
by tho Government as a navigable
stream and that an effort will bo
made to get an appropriation through
Congress for the purpose of opening
the channel. Iowa, we learn," has al
ready 'appropriated $20,000 for this
purpose.
On last Thursday evening that
splendid comic opera, Pinafore, waB
again pregented, aud. as was an
nounced for the lust time, by the
Company of Miss Cora Gates. This
being the third time the opera has
been rendered hare, we were agree
ably surprised to see the house literal
Jy tilled again to witness it. The
company acquitted itself splendidly,
each member supporting their charac
ter to perfection. We but express
the entire wish of this community in
hoping that Miss Gates and her-pleae
ant and talented associates, will reu
nite ere long again In some pleading,
popular opera.
The temperance ladies of Brown
ville God bless them. They did
their share of the work at the elec
tionall they are permitted to do;
for they could not vote and decisively
and forcyer 6ettle thesalnnu businass,
which'they would have done most ef
fectually in the interests of humanl-
t3. All day they kept their tables set,
and fed all comers regardless of local
ity, or party proclivities, and many
ladles were at the polls all day using
their influence in behalf of the cause
which so greatly interests them, and
on which depends the weal or woe of
many of them. Dadies, you did well,
aud on behalf of all lovers of law, or
der, and good' society we thank you.
Don't you think the fish would
bite now?
New stock of candieB and canned
goods at Johnson & Palmer's.
The peach crop will be a failure
here this year, bo it is reported.
Ivfoney to loan on Heal Estate se
curity. Apply to- Wm. H. Hoover.
Rope, brooms, tubs, buckets and
flour by Stevenson & Cross.
Dr. Collins, Dentist, Brownvllle,
Office hours, 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. Not at
home on Fridays. 39tf
2,500 acres of land in Bedford
Precinct for sale on reasonable terms.
Apply to William H. Hoover.
The Nemaha County Sportsman's
Club will soon Ehoot again for the
championship and badge. There.was
some informality about the tourna
ment, a few weeks ago.
The Xciv American,
Self-threading Sewing Machine
the best in the market. For sale at
the "Regulator" by
Tnos. Richards.
PATBIOZ'S
Breakbg Plows and Cultivators
fob s-a.3i:e: Esr
B. E..DOnGLAS & CO.
UNDERTAKING.
Joseph L. Roy haB removed his un
dertaking business. from this cit1 out
to his farm, three miles west of
Brownville, on the Tecumseb road.
Call there if you want anything in
his line.
CatalpaTree Seed.
I have a few pounds (Sftalpa seed
for sale. The pure hardy variety,
procured from Dr. Warder, President
American Forestry Association.
Roi't. W. Furnas,
Brownville, Neb.
New Millinery Goods.
Miss Lucy Polock has removed her
millinery store into the Hoadly build
ing, corner of Main and First streets.
She has just received a fine stock of
spring hats, and other nice tilings,
which she desires the ladies to call
and examine before purchasing else
where. HIELLIXEKY.
Grand Display,
Mrs. White has just received a full
line of spring millinery and notions.
Also, the best line of corsets ever re
ceived in Brownville. She invites
the ladies, one and all, to call and ex
amine her stock.
She has procured the services of a
FIRST-CLASS DRESS-MAKER,
and is prepared to do dress-making
in the latest style, aud guarantees sat
isfaction. Brownville Copying' Bou.se,
Over Willing Store, Biown
ville, IVcb.j A- J, Rose, Propr.
At tiiis establishment is made the
most beautiful and life-like portraits.
Old pictures copied and enlarged at
prices ranging from $1 to $50. All
kinds of India ink, wate- colors and
oil portraitsmade at one-half the price
charged by any other house in the
United States and satisfaction war
ranted. Thanking the oitizens of Ne
maha county for the liberal patron
age given me, in the three years I
have been here, and assuring my cus
tomers that I will use my utmost en
deavors to please in the future. I re
spectfully ask a continuance of your
patronage. A. J. Rose.
A Known Fact That Dolsn's is
the Place to Tradi
IB.
TIIEliESTI'LACKTO I!l'Y
IIcry, Gloves, SIllc "Vitta.
THE BEST IM.AfK TO BUY
Wrr.pSi Indies' Underwear.
TI1EBEST PI..Ci:TO Ill'Y
"Dolmniih, Circulnrs, UlKtcro.
THE BEST Tl.AOK TO BUY
ItllilioiiK, I.ncc, Einlirnldcr
1cm mil ICiiUiins.
TIIK 1IKST PLACE TO IlfY
Iluttnna, Krlnpcs, Trim
tilings anil Velvet.
TI 1 K 11 EST TI.ACK TO 11 U Y
1'nrnsols, .Viiimlindcs, Pnns.
ffHi: BEST JO.AUK TO iir
v Linen, Silk mid Turkey
; Handkerchiefs.
Tin: bist placi: to nv
J lint , Citns and Straw Good.
THE BEST EJ-ACETO BUY
Ciii'iet. Ollclotli, 3Iattliig.
TIIEBESTTBAfETO BUY
Siinr. Coffee, Tea nud Sirup.
THE BEST PL VCETO Bl'Y
(iucctihwiirc, Glassware and
Lumps.
THE BEST PLACE TO BUY
A Klne Clnr for 5 Cents.
THE BKST PLACE TO BUY
Aviiytliinp: Ynn IVant.
THE BKST PLACE Toil THE
Farmer to Ilrlnp Tils Pro
duce to, Uccnimo lie will get
m ore for It tiianatany house
In Town. Call and c.
BOLEX.
A. VT. NiekcII.
Our most prominent drugcist has
just opened the largest and finest
stock of wall paper and window
shades that we have ever seen. aKo
an immense assortment of paint and
whitewash brushes, all of which was
bought before thereceutadvauces, and
will be sold at prices that defy com
petition. Mr. Nickell keeps the most
complete drug stock in this part of the
state, where you will find an immense
variety of druggist's sundries, toilet
articles, combs, brushes, &c. ; also,
trusses, shoulder braces, bandages,
&c. Physicians can be accommoda
ted with everything that is needed in
their profession, and at prices that
are certainly low. Goods at this house
are always warranted as represented
ormouey refuuded. Mr. Nickell, by
his long experience in the drug busi
ness, and his extensive acquaintance
in the east, gives him agreatadvan-
j tage in buying,
His stock is fresh,
clean, and of the best quality, which
certainly is of the utmost importance
in drugs. Mr. Nickell, by his honest
and liberal dealing, has built up an
extensive drug trade. No difference
at what hour you enter Jjis store, you
will always find him and his two
gentlemanly clerks busy waiting on
customers.
STOVES,
KARHWAEE
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QUEENSWARE,
003F XT' TINTS.
TIN-SHOP,
ANJO
FURNiTOBE REPAIRED.
reduce Wanted
jsr
STEVENSON & CROSS.
LOCAL PERSONAL.
Clover is building a blacksmith
shop in Nemaha Cifj'.
W. S. Clark, Nemaha City, is
preparing to go to Leadville.
W.S. Clark went up to Omaha,
Monday, and returned Wednesday.
I. S. Nace has just opened a con
fection and grocery house, south side
of Main Street.
Jas. Stevenson spent several days
last week in Tecumseh. He says that
city is booming.
Andy Berger and Johnny Smith
have gone into partnership in the
barber buMnets, and have a shop very
elegantly fitted up.
Manny Lowman, accompanied
by hiB sister Sarah, who 'has been at
tending school in Milwaukee, re
turned home last Thursday.
Hon. Church Howe will lecture
on Temperance, at London, M. E.
Church, on Saturday evening, April
17th. Come out every bodj' and hear
him.
The temperance people had a
rousing meetiug in the Opera House
Monday evening, and Rev. S. P. Wil
son, of Nebraska City, delivered a
most convincing and soul-stirring ad
dress. Capt. Jno. L. Carson went up to
Lincolu last week to attend a meeting
of the Board of Regents, but the
Board failing to convene, Mr. Carson
returned to Liucoln again Wednesday
thl9 week, for same purpose.
Our young friend, A. H. Waite,
who has been engaged in a bank at
St. Joseph, was in the city last week
visiting friends and relatives. He
started for Jopliu, Mo., Monday,
where he takes charge of the Miner's
Bank.
Tecu mseh Chieftain : Mr. James
Stevenson of the firm of Stevenson &
Cross, of Brownville. was in our city
several days this week. He was here
for the purpose of disposing of some
of the real estate belongiug to this
firm, in and near Tecumseh. They
have some of the fiuest residence lots
in this city, which they are offering
on reasonable terms.
COOK COOK COOK
ST0TES.ST0fESv STOVES,
CHARTER HOT BLAST
Is the best Stove ever made. Call on
the "REGULATOR" for prices and
bo sure that you buy if you want
"general satisfaction,"
. Tnos. Richards.
List of letters remaining in the
postotllce at Aspiuwall, Neb., April
1st, 1SS0, which if not called for in
thirty days will be sent to the dead
letter office :
Brown, Malichie or Sarah; Boyer,
Henry ; Canfield, Mr6. S. H. ; Cash
man. Thomas; Evans, Mrs. Jane C. ;
Evans, C. S.; Frost, L. L. 2; Mc
Lean, Malcomti; McCray, Mary E. ;
Johnson, C. V. ; Stevenson, Alexan
der. E. Weisekedek. P. M.
CALL AND SEE
McGee & Moore's new
goods. They have the
largest stock ever
opened in Brownville.
Willing Eros, liave em"
ployed a first class tinner
from tlie Sast to do all
kinds of repairing and
spouting Givetnem-a call
if yon wantaneatjob.
PLOW BOYS.
McGee & Moore will
sell you a good Plow
Shoe for 50 cents a
pair.
Jlortcngcs,
Mortgage Deeds,
Chattlo Mortgages,
Warranty Deeds,
u1t dnTni ifcfefe
Always in Stock, nt tlio
ADVERTISER otllce.
Walnuts If anted.
Waluuts thet have lain out on the
ground all whiter, with the hulls on.
Cash paid by Robt. V. JFuruas, of
Brownville, Nebraska-.
Plow'.shoes, ofa,llkinds ai-
tlie cheap store of J. L. Mc
Gee. Farmers, if you want a neat job
of spouting, tin roofing, or mending
of any kind, oall on Willing Bros.
Ladies7 hats. cJieap, at
J. Z. McGee' s.
TIHIE
LARGEST
of all kinds of goads is now pen for
inspection at
J. L. McGEE'S,
THE
where all can buy at the
T POSSIBLE PR I
H StB m ar m wm mn H K K
The house of J. L. McGee, by making
low prices started the business boom
in Brownville, and those wishing
to change their place of trading, will
find it greatly to their advantage to give
us a trial and satisfy themselves
that goods are sold at
BOTTOM
ASFIXWALL ITEMS.
Fine rain and pleasant weather.
Health good.
B. F. Hasness will leave some
day this week for Leadville, Col. G.
G. Berg, Campbell Sbockey and John
Sloan leave in about ten days for the
same place
Our merchant, Wm. Tidrow, re-1
turned from St. Joseph one day last
week, aud he has a well selected
stock on the way which he bought at
bedrock prices, and IntendB to give
his customers the advantage of the
same.
George Woods has his black-
smith shop now open and is ready to
do all kindB of work in his line, re-j
pairing plows or
wagons in either
wood or iron.
William Tidrow has retained
the services of Miss Katie Shaw, one
our gifted young ladle", to conduct
the business of the postofflcp aud oth
erwise assist him in carrying on his
prosperous business.
We eeriously object to doctors
from Brownville coming down to our
village and taking our ladies out
riding without saying something to -us
about it. ;
Theodore Hill is thinking seri
ously of opening the corn trade In our
place when he can get river rates, on
accountof extravagant railroad charg
es. We are sorry for our friend A.
W. Nickell, and hope he will be able
to vindicate himself from the foul
charges of his enemies.
Fall wheat looks a little more
promising since the last rain.
Our saw-mill across the river is
in full operation again, and we will
soon be supplied with lumber.
Paullin & Johnston keep on
hand at all times, rock for wells and
building purposes.
Real Estate for Sale
The Bank Building of the State
Bank of Nebraska, at Brownville, is
for sale. Bids will be received until
May 1st, 18S0, at 1 o'clock.
William H. McCkeery,
President.
William H. Hoover, Ag't.
Carpets, a
large
stock, just opened at
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McGee & Moore's.
For Sale.
A House and Lot. Enquire of
S. W. Tanner,
at Photograph Gallery.
There will be preaching at the
Rosefield school house Sabbath eve
ning April ISth, by the Pastor of the
Presbyterian church of Brownville.
House and Lot
for sale cheap will eicfrartge for
land or other property. Enquire of
H. C. Lett, agent.
I have for sale, clTeap.some choice
'lots, in Nemaha5 City, for those who
want to build. Wm. H. Hoover.
.bushels of corn will pay for The Air'
vertiser orte-vear. . tf.
Trusses and shoulder braces of!
every kind and description at Nick-!
ell's drugstore.
Carpets of all grades at
J. L. McGee' s.
Call at A. W. Niekell's drug
store for a bottle of Thomas' eclectric
oil.
15. C. Lett
Will pay the highest market price
for Butter and Eggs.
vrentsfine shoes of the best
r
at
J. L. McGee' s.
A good work horse foreale,
quire of A H. Gilmore,
Ea-
Barb wire the best and cheapest
by Stevenson & Cross.
Window curtains in all
shades at J. L. McGee' s.
STOCK
STORE
OF
LONDON ITEMS.
"Is any sick among you ? Let him
call for the elder of the church ; aud
let them pray over him, anointing
him with oil in the name of the Lord ;
and theprayer of faitli shall save the
sick, and the Lord shall raise him up
and if he have committed sins, they
shall be forgiven htm. Confess your
faults one to another, and pray one
for another that ye may be healed.
The effectual fervent piayer of a
righteous man availeth much."
Spring time is again here with its
sunshine and shower.
Judge Hewitt lectured before the
i Red Ribbon Club last Saturday night,
Elder Rowe will preach in the
Christiau Church nest Thursday
night
Elder Young has gone to Lin
coln, Mrs. Young filled his appoint
ment to preach at Nemaha City, last
Sunday, and will preach in the Meth
odist Church next Sunday, if the El
der is not here.
Jasper McKennie went down in
to Humboldt and took unto himself a
wife, the daughter of E. Lockard.
Alice is her name, and she is a splen
did girl, and will make Jasper a good
wife, and Jasper will make a good
husband, we trow, so they must be
happy at least we wiBh it.
There will be a rail road bond
I meetiug held at Brownville next Sul
i urday, one o'clock, P. M. As there
is an important meeting all interested
! should go.
Now let us reason a little, about
j rumselliug, and medicine selling Is
j it, not u fact, that it might bean accurs
ed thing to Fell an article as a bever
age, and yet be jut to sell the same
article as a medicine. Is not this the
ease with whisky and wine? How
should a man be prosecuted for selling
whisky by a doctor's prescription, he
cannot see any justice in it or auy
Kood to the temperance cause. Peo
ple should, not expect to ride into
j Heaven with their bins, junt because
j they cry down other people's- sins.
During the thunder storm last
Friday, Dr. McGrew, who was stand
ing by a plow, near his residence, re
ceived quite a shock from the electric
ity from the clouds. Henry Colwell,
by his residence, was leaning
against a wire fence, was brought to
his knees, by a shock. Mrs. Winters,
who has been an invalid, for a long
time and has been stopping at the res
idence of Dr. McGrew some days, re
ceived quite a shock, and in her weak,
nervous state, affeoted her quite ser
ious. No case dangerous.
, Artichokes! Artichokes!!
Three bushel plants an acre yields
1,000 bushels, feeds 100 hogs and in
sures against cholera. Yon get the
best aud cheapest when you buy the
genuine Red Brazilian for SI per
bushel by ordering them early. Leave
orders at Willing Bros.,- Brownville
or Nemaha City, of for large gucntl
ties. information, results, etc., see T.
G. Ferguson, on his farm, nine miles
southwest of Nemaha City. 42w3
For collars, whips, curry
combs, brushes and everything
In the harness line, Souder
keeps the" best at reasonable
prices.
Call and see my new stock of
watcheS, clocks, jewelry and
spectacles. Geo.Arkwright,op
posite' L. Lowman.
Stoves and Furniture.
The largest stock, best assortment
and lowest prices 6y
Stevenson & CR0S3.
We find in the March number of
the United Slates Jfcdical Investigator,-
a notice for a meeting of the members
of the Western Academy of Homce'o-
ipatby, to be held at Minneapolis in
June the present year. In the assign
ment of the chairmanships of the va
rious bureaus, we find that our fellow-citizen.
Dr. B..BeIl Andrews Is
made Chairman of the bureau of
"sanitary science, climatology and
hygiene." This is a very marked
and flattering distinction, amongst
the many learned homoeopath is ts of
the west.
Bain Wagons, with California
Brake. Sieveneon &-.Cbos3.
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The
Puzzle
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WILL BUY
SIXTEEN YARDS
MUSLIN.
WILL BUY
A PAIR OF SHOES.
$6
WILL BUY
AN ELEGANT
SHAWL.
WILL BUY
A BABY OUTFIT.
S9
S10
WILL BUY
WILL BUY.
I SARATOGA
TRUNK.
A FINE CARPET
13
$U
WILL BUY
WILL BUY
A FULL WEDDING
LOTS OF GOODS.
OUTFIT.
The Above is the only Solution thus far Given.
Oall ajAcl see ot nev goodte
aixcl get oxxi xices.
Louis Lowman,
8T Main St., Wire Sism.
And now we are informed thati How do we feel on the election?
we are to have a new jail erected in you aak. We,f after the earoe8t ex
Brownville. Is this the fact, gentle-' ,i ,,, K.. ., u t .
0 .,., i. n,u (.TM t nmr,ertion8 made y the best elements of
thedemaudsof the people?) If so,jthe elty tne have to submit to so
please come to the front and let vour, meagre a victory gained over the
voice1' be heard in unison. Cor. Sher-. rifT-rafl we feel like the fellow that
idan Post. was kicked and went on crutches to
No.sir. That Is not true. Such a tbedoctorto have his wounds dressed,
thing has never heen talked or j .wimt'n Mip moM0r9u u.i-0,i n,. ,u
thought of in Brownville, the Post to
the contrary notwithstanding. This
thing so harped on by tlie Post origi
nated, and ended, in the report of the
recent grand jury, and that jury did
not recommend the erection of a new
jail, and if it had done so, Brownville
should not be blamed for It, for
the jury was composed of nonresi
dents of Brownville, with one except
ion we believe. A fair and candid
presentation of facts and arguments
promotes a laudable cause; but lies,
garblings, pettifoging, misrepresenta
tions, sensational distortion of facts,
hurt any cause. Many good things
could be said for Sheridan and if the
Post would confine itself to saying
them, avoiding the ridiculous posi
tions and utterances usually indulged
in by the senior of the Post, it would
certainly be very gratifying to all sen
sible people about Sheridan, who de
sire their cherished plans promoted
instead of retrograded everytime
the senior sharpens up his pencil.
Willing Bros, have a large stock
of stoveB, barb and plain wire, steel
ennds of all kinds, plows, farm bell",
crind 9tones, nails, rope, hedge
shears, spadep, and cutlery of all
kinds, and low price. Call and see
them before you purchase.
I will sell 7016 hats for 50
cents, cheaper than you
can buy any where else in
town. CHEAP SAM.
Artichokes.
A few bushel for sale at Furnas
Fruit Farm, Brownville.
Ifyon ivani a beautiful neck
lace or repair of sleeve buttons,
see Geo. Arkwrigkt.
II, V. Lett
Has new sugar-cured hams
fresh drugs and groceries.
and
Silks and satins at
McGee & Moore's.
A free book of nearly 100 large
octavo pages for the 6ick. Full of
valuable notes by Dr. E. B. Foote
oil scrofula, diseases of the breathing
organs, diseases of men, diseases of
women, aches and pains, heart
troubles, and a great variety of chron
io diseases, wjth evidence that in
most cases these diseases are curable.
Address Murray Hill Pub. Co., No.
129 E.2Sth Street, N.Y.
Everythinc in the honse'keepFng
line kept by Stevenson & Cross. Save
money by buying an outfit of them.
It is worth !he price of a ticket,
at least, to hear Miss Gates, as Jo
sephine.
New stock of candies arriving at
Johnson & Palmer's this week.
An infelftcent Tecumseh gentle
man is authority for us saying that
the old B.'Ft. Iv. & P. railroad bed is
to be utilized tied, ironed and opera
ted aa soon aa well "before
fore snow flies." Without any joke
about it. we think that will be done if
theB. & M. continues Its road from
Nemaha to Pawnee, which looks
very probable at present.
Best brands of flour and cigars at
Johnson &, Palmer's.
Coffins, furniture and wagons at
Stevenson & Cross'.
Rural New-Yorker: We see ad
vertised a variety of corn thst bears
kernslB larger than any other variety.
Very little is ssid" as to other charac
teristics. Is this the "Cuzco" to
which the Rural ITcw-Yorkcr has of
late called attention ? If so, we can
assure farmers that it will not ripen
north of North Carolina, If, Indeed, It
will ripen oven there
Por your whips go to
Bauer's.
Solved,
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WILL BUY
WILL-BUY
A FINE CIRCULARS
A' BOYS FINE SUIT
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88
WILL BUY
A MAN'S SUIT.
WILL BUI"
A SILK URESS.
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812
WILL BUY
WILL BUY
6 SHIRTS MADEITHE FINEST CASH
. TO ORDER. MERE DRESS.
$15
i
'Dry Goods,
I 1
WILL BUY L,T,JT
, 3sroo:i03srs,
DRESS SUIT AND, cmixsz'&.
I HAT. SHOES, ETC., ETC.'
.. HH u ... .&.ufcbU . MOAGU hUC UUl-
tor.
"I was kicked," answered the crip
pled man.
"Ah, was you kicked by n mule?"
"No."
"Was it a horse?"
"No, it wasn't a horse either; I
was kicked by a damned sheep, and
that's what makes me ho cussed mad
about it."
The Tammauy Ring- Bursted.
William Tidrow, dealer in general
merchandise, Aspinwall. Nebraska,
has opened out a well selected stock
of goods at bedrock prices, consisting
of drugs, patent medicines, hard
ware, boots and shoes, ladies' and
men's hats, and a well selected stock
of choice family groceries. Also,
2,000 yards of choice prints at Ti cents
per yard. He pays the highest mar
ket price for butter and eggs, aud will
not be undersold by any house in Ne
maha county. Wm. Tidkow.
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160 Acre Pasture
Enclosed with new fences 2 miles
West of Brownville, with running
water and shade. Price3 per month
per head. Horses, cows etc, over 2
years old $1.00. Colt?, calves etc, un
der 2 years old, 75 cents. No respon
sibility whatever for damages. Ap
ply to Jno. Cursou, or E, H Bur
ches. 42wG
Xoxv Get Your ?,'ursery Stock.
Fresh From the Ground.
Full Assortment.
Hedge Plants.
FURKAS FRUIT FARM,
BROWN VI ELE.
No Sale Yard in town this
.spring'. Call at the" Nursery
and get stock fresh.
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Hoo Will Care For Moth
er Now.
Cheap Sam sells goods
cheaper than any other
house in town.
Hawkins & Berlin, barbers hav
ing enlarged, repapsfed anrf painted
the interior of their shop, have now
one of the neatest and most commo
ioua tonsorial establishment to be
found anywhere
If you want good flour,
try one sack of Queen of
Harvest. Cheap Sam will
sell you one and warrant
it. Ti-yit,
There will be divine service at
the school houe in Nemaha Cit3',
Sabbath, April ISth, at 3 p. m,, by the
Presbyterian minister from Brown
vi!Ie Call and see the largest atock,
the latest and best make of cooking
stoves, just' received at Brownville
and Nemaha City, by Willing Bros,
Conrad Schriner. brewer, this
city, was arrested by the U.S. Marah
al Monday evening last, and taken to
Lincoln next day.
Organs: Pianos! Organs!
at low prices for cash or on monthly
pay'ments-by D.T. Smith. Samples
at B. Stroble's.
Tongueless cultivators, nrowcv
harrows and cultivators with tongue
lor sale cheap at Kouekt Teake's.
Kid gloves in all shades
at J. L. McGee's,-
Fof Jfoodsctoriiarnesslully
tva"rranted,go toSoudcr'g.
Extra copies of the Advertiser
fit A. W. Niekell's.
Fresh and cove oysters at John
son &, Palmer's.
Tov your saddles go to
Baners,
Eesnlt oMIie Cttr Election.
VTKST WARD
JXaror JOHN.L- CABSON".
A. S. HOLLADAY.
For
Police Judge O. A CECIL
Clerk J. 8. DOCKER
ELI WILCOX
Trensurer-S. A OSBORNE.
D. E. DOUGLAS:
Conndlma&r-iV. .A. BOLOCIv .
W. W. IIACKNEY
SECOND WARD
for May or JOHN L . CARSON
A.S. HOLLADAY
" Police Jude O At CECIL.
Clerk J. B. DOCKER
ELI WILCOX
Trrasurer 3.A. OSBORNv
D.E. DOUGLAS
Councilman J. Ms TROWBRIDGE.
ALEX. ROBISOiS
THIRD WARDi
For Mayor JOHN-L CARSON..
" - A. S. IIOLLADAY
" Police Judge O: A. CECIL
" Clerk J.B. BOCK-EK.. ...
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ELI WILCOX.
" Treasurer S. A. OSBORN
D.E. DOUGLAS
rVmnMlmnn LBWIB MIUI!
CUAS. JNtaimAili.. -k.
The whiBky men elect the three
councilmen.and the temperance-people
have the Mayor and tho balance
of the ticket. The three holding
overcouneilrnen ate prohibitionists.
Upon a vote on the question of grant
ing saloon license there wlll'be a tie.
The Mayor has the casting vote, and4
he is most decidedly no license.
After oearehing-.t-he- town over to"
And the returns of the first and sec
ond wards, we failed to find them or
auy one that could give us the figures;-'
and have to go to p Fees without thorn.
We understand that Carson'B major!
ityisin the city the majority of
Docker, for clerk, was 2.;. and 7 for
Osborn for- treasurer?. Cecil had no
opposition. In 1st ward- Hackney's
majority for councilman was 5 ; In 2d
ward Robinson's majority was-4 ; and'
Neidhart's 3 in 3d ward.
It can almost be asserie that St. Jbcobs-
011 works wonders. Shortly before the New,
Year, when I visited my family In Mitchell..
I found my son Edward, a lad little moro-than-ten
years old, Terr sick. He suffered"
wlth' ftleamatlara. and so terribly that ha-.
was perfectly stiff In his limbs, coald not
possibly walk, and hud to be carried from,
place to place. At once I 3enC fcr. Jacobs
OH, oscd It according to directions, and In
n few days could&ee evidence of considerable.
Improvement. On the tenth' of this month
I again Yistied'ra-jT family and was aston
ished to find him well and hearty. He once
more lias fresh color In his face and can go
to school again . Whenever the old-trcublo
threatens to return, relief 1h- Immediately
secured by the use of the celebrated St. Ja
cobs OIL From sheer joy over tlite result I
cannot withhold recommending SL Jacob
OH to guttering humanity as a truo bene
factor. CltAItLES 5lZT7.IOKr
Ofllco of the Volksreund.
German paper ofStratford, Ont.
Dotfr Kay Disagree
as to the methods and remedies, for the euro
of constipation nnd disordered liver and kld
neys. But those that have used Kidney
Wort agree that that Is by far the best raedt--clne
known. Its action Is prompt thorough.'
and lascrmr.- Don't take pills, and other
mercurials that yolson the sysiea but bjr
uslugKldnev- Wort restore tho natural action
of all the organs.
To Slake Gllt-Edg Butter.
Every dairyman wishes to- get the- top'
price for his butter. Jt can be done by hav
ing It perfect In quality and appearance.
When the color becomes light It I ueceosary
toaddallttlo of Wells, Richardson & Co'h
Perfected Butter Color to keep It up to the
Jnne standard. Many well known butter
buyers eroramit?d aft their jmtfosw t? use
only this preparation, as It gives the most
perfect color.
When exhausted by mental labor take Kidney-Wort
to maintain b-Uly action of all
organs.
Communion- services-at the Pres
byterian church, next Sabbath- morn
ings !For your curry combs and
brushes go to Bauer's. '
Coufib medicines, of every kind
at Niekell's.
Por your Bsniess go to
Bauer's
(Jood tea- foT$l, at NickelKs-dmg
store.
New teas at NlokeiPs.
COMMERCIAL.
llj BROAVIfVIILB MARKETS
BIIOWNVII.I.E. April S.fiSO.
Following are the quotations yesterday
noon, the time of going ia pressv
LIVESTOCK.
' COnRZrtETJ IT B. SI. BAII4KY, STOCX SBAiES
AND SIIIPPKK.
Hogs w53 233 50
Steers, fair to cholee 3 004 00
Cows, fat 2 002 50'
URAIX MARKET.'
COItftECTED BY D". E. TtoVOVAS, CRAIS
DtXYLEU.
Wheat, choice fal)
spring
& 81
& 60
& 0
203 60
16
(3 1G
7CE
S01 00
& 20
7
7 10
40fi GO
1 001 25
50
2 002 25
1 50175
5 8
7a 8
3 2."5 00
i 5o&eo
4 50
am
4 00
3 25
S2T,
3 25
350
75
20
1 00
1 00
1 CO
1 00
1 00
1 to
I" 00
l'OO
1 00.
Rye.-... .. .......
Corn In lliee.tr .... .....
shelled
8TBEET MARKET PRODUCE
CoaUECTEir WEEKLY.
Corn jfeaf. $ fC0.... ....v.. , S
f Butter.
Eggs ! . a-..-
LnrtI........-..T.-.....
i'otatoes' .v..r.j .,
f Apples ...i.
k Onlofts........... ..
Chickens, old, per dWerr
spring.
Chickens, dre&.sed,'? & -..
Turkeys, dressed, ft.
Wood, f. cord'
Uay,"J5'fGtf .
R'ETAlL JtARKET.
Flour,- It. T. Davis a
" Savannah Mllr f:iH wheat
Olen Itock f.tll wheat
" Olen Rock spring wnea ...
" Sheridan sprfhg wheAts ...
" yfemafca "valley 8prftrr.......
" Graham ... -......
Bran and Shorts mixed, per 100
Corn, per l)i5shel-. .-..-.....
Sugar", coTTee A. 8'-J Sfc for
Kxtrrf C.-&r? tta
' ' C.-Mk-I
light brown. HBs
A' Cut Loaf. 75 R.
rt r-owdcred.TIbs.
CoffJfyrSoV 5flts
0-G.Java,3J4Ibs
Moca. 3 lbs.
Tca.
33JS100
Cra'ri'berries, per qt..
10
8
10O
1 00
20
33
GU&liOO -
10
G075 -
73'
1 So
800
7C0
Dried Corn, per &
Dried Apples, 8 B for
Dried reaches, 8 R for
Pared Peaches. ? ff..
Pitted Cherries, f lb
Syrnp, per gal
Lanl..
Coal Oil, pergallort
White Fish, per kit
Mackerel, per kit .....
Salt, j-er barrel.
Coal Ft. Scott red, per ton.
black, per ton..
WW fM S Z-.IJ c-.M, ia the V.S. M M (In
"Ijd.pflii of IfcrajT. Karlh hins lj ,utr-nptt-n.
To ue na, wh jj f.fw-oT, we hterh lUtr e.lt frw.
ii cte terns tbi -Ul fcrwemsrtrr er joo z ssstfc.
A3iirslAII2AAI10atl'lB.Ca,x;C;s.laiI.
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