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THE ADVERTISER
THURSDAY, APRIL 22, 1880.
PJara trees and cherry trees
bloom.
in
Couph medloines,-of every kind
at Kickell's.
k- ShotGuuB nnd amuiunltlon, by
Stevenson fc Gross.
Extra copies of the ADVERTISER
at A. W. ickell's.
Beet brands of flour and cigars at
JohnEon &. Palmer's.
Barb wire the best and cheapest
by Stevenson & Cross.
The ett pound is now ready for
u",i ui confined cattle and hogs in the
city
- Next week The Advertiser
will appear In a drees of new plain
type.
smday night, last, was freezing
ty.d vet, it Is said, it did not kill
the fruit
Our iUl friend J. O. Flueell was
appointed I'olletrmau by the oity
council. That's al! right.
- The brevier type upon which
this paper is printed, this week is for
sale -about 2tH) pound b cheap.
Arbor day Wedne-day this
wouk How many trees did you
I.rit 7 Please send report in to us.
Wt never saw lust Sunda3 after-
n i .n beaten for wind and dust. No
liar Jly about it. for it beat that other
da
'.
The following nre the village
tru&teee eleeted at Neuiuha City : A.
31. Seovill, E. Cummlncp. J. B. Hoov
er, John Blair, Peter Kirker.
Hogs, nor cows are longer seen
on our streets ; neither are drunken
men, except an occasional one who
drop in from Phelps or Nemaha City.
The wife of Lemon Plasters,
aged Go years wa3 buried in Walnut
Grove Cemetery on the 15th Inst.
The attendiug funeral procession was
quite large.
The Temperance Ladies of
Brownville earnestly request all the
ladies of the city and county who are
interested in the work to meet at
Good Templars Hall, at 3 p. m. Fri
day, April 23d.
The yemaha Times, of Nemaha
City, commenced publication Satur
day 17th Inst. Ben. F. Sanders pub
lisher and editor. It is neat and
bright as a new silver dollar, and
sparkling with local news. The
Times is just the paper for Nemaha
and If sustained liberally it will do
them good.
I will not be undersold by any.
H. C. Lett.
- Neb. City Prism: The Nebraska
City distillery is dUmautled. Collec-
tor Crouuse to-day ordered Storekeep- !
er Dr. Rentier to forward to Omaua
all of the keys and pad-locks, etc., to
the building. The machinery will
doubtless goto Ottumwa. Thpn, like
Othello, Dr. Iteiiuer's ocoupation will
be gone unless he goes with it to
Iowa.
The Beatrice Courier displays
commendable pride over the victory
won by the temperance people.
They'll tell you, Alex., that the ab
sence of whisky ehopB will kill j'our
city, hut it will not be so. Brown
vllle's merchants and other legitimate
businesses never before did as exten
sive a cash business as iu the lust
past year when we had no taloons. It
did so well that the people concluded
to try it another year.
Bain
Brake.
Wagons, with California
Stevenson &. Cross.
J. Sterling Morton, president of
the Nebraska Sportsmeu'-s Associa
tion, invites us to attend the meeting
of the Association at Nebraska City
beginning on the 11th of May. He
says "It is Important to the officers of
the association to know how many
persons will probably be in attend
ance" at said meeting. Will not
-some memberof the sportsmen'sclub
here give Mr. M. thedeeired informa
tion regarding the probable number
who will go from here.
For .your
Sailer's.
saddles go to
When away trotu hie pre-emption
iu Nebraska, Gen. Vun Wyck regist
ers at the hotel a from "MiddMon,
K. V.-" It would appear that Hon.
Church Howe, of Nemaha oounty. Is
emulating the-General's example, as
he registered at the Palmer Houe.
"Chicago. "Church Howe, Nebraska
City." Nebraska City Press.
The Press man Is -exceedingly fun
ny but can't "read writiu'." Church
Howe, doubtless wrote "Nemaha
City," which wcrald have been cor
rect, as the city nearest his residence.
Coffins, furniture nnd wagons at
tstevensou & Cross'.
Our City Council is introducing
good government. Now let us have
the -city cleaned up by the removal of
obnoxious manure piles, rubbish, etc.
The side-walks and sluice ways on
Main street, at present, are most slov
enly iu appearance and should be
regulated and cleaned. The eide
walks are too crowded with boxes,
plows, barrels and nearly everything'
else. If they were made for people
to walk upon they should be uuob-1
structed. The gutters or sluices are
filled with 6traw, hay, hair, boxes
stones, wood, chips, and all manner
of uninviting debris. We suggest
that Main street bo cleansed and
swept of all theee obstructions, filth
and dirt.
BUSINESS BREVITIES.
New teas at NIokeH'8.
California Caned Fruit at Hill's.
Wind and dust, till you can't
rest.
Now is a good time to plant blue
grass sod.
Nemaha county Book Store Is
now at Niokell'B.
Coffins, furniture and wagons at
Stevenson & Cross'.
A good work horse for sale. En
quire of A1. H. Gilmore.
For sale 'House and seventeen
lots. Inquire ofPhilip Crother.
LemonB, oranges, apples and
New Orleans molasses, atHIII's.
Money to loan on Real Estate se
curity. Apply to Wm. H. Hoover.
Bird cages, wall paper and win
dow shades at Nickell's drug store.
Call at A. W. Nickell'B drug
store for a bottle of Thomas eclectric
oil.
This corner had quite a Bhower
of hail lastF.rlday evening, and Borne
rain.
Trusses and shoulder braces of
every kind and description at Niok
ell'B drugstore.
See card of William Drain, who
keeps the best regulated grocery in
Nemaha City.
Dr. Collins, Dentist, Brown ville,
Office hours, 9 a. in. to C p. m. Not at
home on Fridays. 39tf
Pitted cherries, New York sliced
apples, Salt Lake peaches and Cali
fornia plums, at Hill's.
2,500 acreB of land In Bedford
Precinct for sale on reasonable terms.
Apply to William H. Hoover.
Ever3'thing in .the house keeping
line kept by Stevenson & Cross. Save
money by buying an outGtofthem.
Tongueless cultivators, plows,
harrows and cultivators with tongues
for sale cheap at Robert Te are's.
I have for sale, cheap, 6ome choice
lots, in Nemaha City, for those who
want to build. Wm. H. Hoover.
Hawkins &, Berlin have set up a
case of the best brands of cigars in the
market. That's the place for the be9t
shave and the best cigar.
SHERMAN HOUSE. Main street,
Brownville, Nebraska Only first
class $1.00 per day house in the city.
Evervthing new and comfortable, tf
Wm. Ballej'8 bull sale last Sat
urday was very well attended. Thir
teen were sold at prioes running from
$20 to 50. Cheap enough, for they
all carried points indicating a prepon
derance of good blood.
Hawkins & Berlin, barbers hav
ing enlarged, repapered and painted
the iuterior of their shop, have now
one.of the neatest and most oommo
ious tonforial establishment to be
found anywhere.
Nominations are being made in
different parts of the State, by the pa
pers, for delegates to the National Re
publican Convention; and we will
name one, subject to the decison of
the State convention. We take the
unauthorized liberty of suggesting the
name of Col Tom. Majors as a suita
ble representitive of our great and
vigorous Nebraska in the National
convention, and one who would wise
ly choose for harmony and victory.
H. R. Peery goes to Frieudville
Saturday where he will again engage
in thts newspaper work. There is
music iu Hi. when he draws down bis
eyebrows and dips his quill Into mat-
fara unnuca VT5 onH Into nf If
ei-idan Post. '
Ah, "is that so?" Well. Hiram,
goodbye; and our best wish Is that
you may so conduct yourself as to de
serve success. When you start anoth
er paper remember us, for you will
want The Advertiser to read rainy
Sundays when you can't play croquet
or go flahing.
The floor of the Iron bridge
across the Nemaha south of Nemaha
City, needs repairing. While Dr. Fos
ter was crossing a few days ago one of
his horses ran a leg through the
bridge, and falling, the buggy was bo
suddeuly stopped that the doctor was
thrown out. After he got his team
righted up lie found, for a wonder,
that no material damage had been
done. He thought certainly the
horse had broken his leg; and had
such been the case the county would
have had the bill to pay.
CISTERffh
Made and warranted sound; and
jobs of
PLASTERING
solicited. All work done promptly,
and satisfaction as to prioes and work
guaranteed. Apply to
JOIIX L.1TI5GSTOX,
3SmG Brownville, Nebr.
Ladies' hats, cheap, at
J. L. McGee' s.
Pure ttlaple Sugar
at H. C. Lett's.
Breaking Plows !
Breaking Plows !
CENTENNIAL
is tne ligntest draft plover
that ever cut sod. For sale
by DAVID CAMPBELL.
For yom harness go to.
EauerS'
Budded Pcacli Trees,
A few huudred of the earliest varl
eties Buded Peach Trees, from Dela
ware atsd New Jersey, at
FURNAS NURSERY,
Brownville, Nob,
Tie Brown corn planter,
for sale by
BAVID CAMPBELL
Christian Church, 3IainIStrcet.
Services evorvSundnv ntn n'r1nfe-
, m.t aud 7 o'clock, p.m. Sunday
School at 10 o'clock, a. m. Prayer
meeting and Sunday School lesson
review Wednesdays, at 7 p. m.
Elder Charles Rowe.
SUMMER SILKS
! In all styles and qualifies at
LOUIS LOTCHAZPS.
QTftVF
W i U I bUl
HARDWARE
FURNITURE,
QUEENSWARE
COFFINS,
TIN-SHOP,
AKD
FUBNSTURE REPAIRED.
Produce Wanted
BY
STEVENSON & CROSS.
J0'AS CRAXEj 31. I).
To the Public.
Having removed my office from A.
W. Nickell's Drug Store to the old
Roy building, 2 doors east of the Post
Office, and fitted up a private office
for consultation and operations, with
all necessary drugs and Surgical in
struments, I invite all my old friends
and all others needing Medical and
Surgical attention to visit me there.
Those wanting information as to my
medical and surgical standing can in
form themselves by visiting my office.
All holding my prescriptions will
please-call on me, as I have taken in
all my prescriptions, and no one Is
authorized to refill any but myself.
All chronic and surgical diseases
treated will skIU and care, and upon
reasonable terms, In both male and
female.
I return thankB for the liberal pat
ronage in the past, aud hope for the
8am a in the future. I am a graduate
of the University of Penn., class 1848.
You will hear from me again.
K. of P.
ATTENTION !
A fall attendance Is re
quested this evening, 21&t
Inst., as business of im
portance will be transact
ed. By order of C. C.
D.D. Adams, Sec.
County Fair Grounds.
A meetiug of the officers, board of
managers, and stook holders, of the
Nemaha county Agricultural and Me
chanical society, will be held at the
court house on Monday, April 26th
at 2 o'clock, p. m., sharp. Business
of importsneo will be transacted and
a full attendance requested.
J no. L. Caksox, Prest.
S. A. Osborx, Secy.
Granger please copy.
Mrs. White will receive this week
a new line of millinery, also a full
line of dress goods, dress trimmings,
and fancy goods. Call and see her
stock before you buy.
HATS AND CAPS.
Call and sec our A'OBBT
styles before you buy.
LOUIS LOWJIAX.
JIILdLItfERY.
Grand SIsplsij
Mrs. White has just received a full
line of spring millinery and notiouB.
Also, the best Hue 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 dresB-making
iu the latest style, and guarantees sat
isfaction. Cash Paid for Wheat.
The highest market price
paid for go o d wheat at Glen
Rock Mills. 43tf
JO.HUDDART& CO.
The IVeve- American,
Self-threading Sewing Machine
the best in the market. For sale
the" "Regulator" by
Tiros. Richards.
at
PATRICK'S-
Breaking Plows and Cultivators
FOE S-A.IiB ZBTT
D. E. DOUGIAJS & CO.
tWDEUTAKIXG.
Joseph Li. Roy has removed his un
dertaking business from this city out
to his farm, three miles west of
Browuville, on the Tecumseh road.
Call there if you want anything in
bis line.
Artichokes! Artichokes!!
Three bushel plants an acre, yields
1,000 bushels, feeds 100" hogs and in
sures against'oholerai You get the
best and cheapest when you buy the
genuine Red Brazilian for $1 per
bushel by ordering them early. Leave
orders at Wilting Bros., Brownville
or Nemaha City, or for large quanti
ties, information, results, etc., see T.
G. Ferguson, on his farm, nine tulles
southwest of Nemaha City. " 42w3
Plowshoes, of all kinds at
the cheap store of 'J. L Mc
Gee. New Millinery Goods.
.Miss Lucy Polock has removed her
millinery store Into the Hoadly build
ing, corner of Main and First streets.
She hasjU8t received a fine stook of
spring hats, and other nice things,
which she desires the ladies to call
and examine before purchasing else
where.
LOCAL PERSONALS.
Mr. Cal. Wilson has themeasleB.
Hon. Church Howe went up to
Omaha Wednesday morning.
S. A. Osborn is building an addi
tion to his residence on Atlanticstreet
Tilman Bailey started to Chicago
on Wednesday morning with car
loads of hogs.
Jndge Hulbnrd has removed his
office to first door west of The Ad
vertiser office, up stairs.
Miss Cora Clark, of Nemaea City,
was in Brownville Tuesday, calling
on friends, and patronizing the pho
tograph gallery.
The farewell ball to RollaHiekes,
Wm. Bailey and Wm. Murr at the Op
era House, Monday evening was a
very pleasant affair.
Grant Clover, the boss black
smith has put up a shop in Nemaha,
and is already at work.
Mr. Arthur V. Walsh was In the
city Tuesday, and, of course, called
on The Advertiser boys.
L. Li. Hulburd has removed his
law office to the room over Charles
Body's Grocery across the hall from
The Advertiser.
G. W. Berlin, of the tonsorlal es
tablishmentof Hawkins & Berlin baB
moved down here from Peru, and re
sides in the Bedford residence.
Wm. Bailey and Rolla Heikes
started West on Tuesday. Good.
brave, generous boys; The Adver
tiser and a thousand friends send
their best wishes after you.
We notice that H. C. Lett and T.
J. Campbell of this oity have been
drawn as petit jurors for the T7. 8.
court to be held in Omaha in May.
William Tidrow, ouragentat Ae
pinwall, again places us under obliga
tions for favors. Mr. Tidrow is au
thorized to collect subscription money
at that place for us and receipt for
same in the name of Fairbrotber &
Hacker.
We had the pleasure of pleasant
calls from Hon. 8. P. Majors and Col.
Tom., ditto, on Tuesday last. The
Col. says be does not believe that
Grant's name will be mentioned be
fore theNational Convention as a can
didate; but that if it is be will be
nominated and elected and will carry
several of the Southern States.
Ho, for Leadville ! Tom. Perry,
Wm. Murr, S. W. Abbott, M. L. Em
ery, R. C. Carr, Charles Metz, Frank
Furlough, John Harding, Paul Doug
las and Eugene Hawley, have fixed
next Monday as the time of starting.
They are a good company whole
sould and industrious. They go with
teams, and have a splendid outfit for
camp comforts. Boys, we wish it may
"pan out" big for each aud all of you.
Por your curry combs and
brushes go to Bauer's.
The Taniniany Ring Busted.
William Tidrow, dealer in general
merchandise, Aspinwail, Nebraska,
has opened out a well selected stock
of goods at bedrock prices, consisting
of drugs, patent medicines, bard
ware, boots and shoes, ladies' and
men's bats, and a well eeleoted stock
of choice family groceries. Also,
2,000 yards of choice prints at 7A cents
per yard. He pays the highest mar
ket price for butter aud eggs, aud will
not be undersold by any houi-e in Ne
maha county. Wm. Tidrow.
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Notions, Notions.
All of the latest styles or But
tons. Ribbons and Trimmings,
at Lowman's.
Teas,Q,ueensware, CrossoutSaws,
Rope and Baskets by Stevenson &
Cross.
Country produce of
all kinds wanted by
McGee & Moore.
STOCK
To a limited number trill be
received at the Pasture on
Monday April 2Glh, and on ev
ery Monday thereafter during
the season oflSSO, and on no
other day. Apply to Jno. I..
Carson or E. H. Burchess. 44-Gt
Youths' Clothing.
Double the Largest Stock of
YOUTHS' and
BOYS9 CLOTHING
to be found In the County.
Call and sec me before yeu
buy. LOUIS I.OWMAIV.
Gents fine sJioes of the best
at J. L. McGee' s.
Real Estate for Snle.
The Bank Building of the State
Bank of Nebraska, at Brownville, is
iorsale. Bids will be received until
May 1st, 1880, at 1 o'clock.
William H. McCreery,
President.
William H. Hoover, Ag't.
. For your
Bauer's
wliips go to
Carpets, a large
stocky just opened at
McGee & Moore's.
Don't forget that J. L,
McGee s is the place to buy
ladies' baskets.
For Sale.
A House and Lot. Enquire of
S. Wi Tanker,
at Photograph Gallery.
House and Lot
for sale cheap will exchange for
land or other property. "Enquire of
H. C. Lett, agent
bushels of corn will pay for The Ad
vertiser one year. tf.
Children's Meeting.
At the Presbyterian ohuroh Sabbath
evening. The exercises will consist
of short talks to the obildren and
singing by the children. Come chil
dren and bring Pa and Ma with yon
DRESS GOODS
All Ihe latest and best styles.
Call and see my Goods before
you buy. LOUIS IOWMAIV.
160 Acre Pasture
Enclosed with new fence, 2 miles
West of Brownville, with running
water and shade. Prices per month
per head. Horses, cows etc, over 2
years old $1.00. Colts, calves etc, un
der 2 years old, 75 cents. No respon
sibility whatever for damages. Ap
ply to Jno. Carson, or E. H Bur
ches. 42w6
SEED POTATOES.
Peerless, Early
Kose and Peachblow,
for sale by McGee &
Moore.
II. C. Lett
Has the cheapest Tea in Nemaha
county.
SWEET POTATO PL.4IVTS
In their season, by the dozen, hun
dred, thousand, or million. Varie
ties: Yellow Nansemond, While Nan'
semond, Bermuda, White Brazillian,
Southern Queen, Yellow Strasburg, at
FURNAS FRUIT FARM, Brown
ville, Nebraska. 41w4
Centennial Premium Breaker.
For sale by D. CAMPBELL..
Before going to the moun
tains, drop in at J. L. Mc
Gee' s and get you a, good
cassimere shirt.
IVow Get Your Nursery Stock.
Fresfe From the Ground.
Full Assortment.
Hedgre Plants.
FURKAS FRUIT FARM,
BROWWVILLE.
2Vo Sale Yard In town this
spring. Call at the Nursery
and get stock fresh. 41 w3
Hoo Will Care For Moth
er Now.
CJieap Sam, sells goods
cheaper than any other
house in town.
Dried Fruits
of every kind atH. C. Lett's. Also a
full and fresh stoc'; of Groceries.
I will sell you hats for 50
cents, cheaper than you
can buy any where else in
town. CKK4.P JSAM.
Artichokes.
A few bushel for sale at Furnas
Fruit Farm, Brownville.
Carpets, Oilcloth, Door
mats and Rugs. Ingrain,
Brussels, fflemp, and a Fine
Stock or OH-CIoths 20 pieces
to select from.
LOUIS LOWMA!f.
Tea dust20cts. per pound
at the cheap store of J. L.
McGee.
II. C. Lett
Has new sugar-cured hams and
fresh drugs aud grooeries.
Silks and satins at
McGee & Moore's.
Ladies' spring circulars
cheap, at J. L. Ac Gee's.
Notice
Is hereby given that I will examine
all persons who may desire to offer
themselves as candidates for teachers
of the primary or common schools of
this county, at the Court House, iu
Brownville on the flrBt Saturday in
each month. Ppilip Crother,
21-tf Co. Superintendent.
If you want good flour,
try one sack of Queen of
Harvest. Cheap Sain will
sell you one and, warrant
it. Ti'y it
Stoves and Furniture.
The largest stock, best assortment
and lowest prices by
Stevenson & Cross.
For collars, ivhips, Curry
combs, brushes and everything
in the harness line, Souder
keeps the best at reasonable
prices.
MEN'S CLOTHING
We have everything: in the
Clothing-Line. Call and see my
Goods before sou buy.
IiOUIS LOWMAS.
Sugar 12 lbs. for 1.00
and up at the cheap store
of J. L. McGee.
Spring: Bulbs.
Dahlias, Cannas, Tube-Roses, Ma
dera vine, Cinnamon vine, at
FURNAS NURSfiRY.
BrownvillBj Neb.
Xadies, Call ai Dolen's
and see his Parasols and.
Fans.
Newton and Selrattier
wagons, .for sale by
DAVID CATffPBEIil,.
Rope, brooms, tubs, buckets and
1 flour by Stevenson & Cross.
City Council.
The Council met, 13th Inst., pres
ent: John L. Carson, Mayor, J. B.
Docker, clerk, and Councilmen V.
W. Hackney, Joseph Body, Alex.
Robison, A. H. Gilmore, E. Hud-
dart and Cbas. Neidhart.
The Mayortread a message making
certain recommendations, and recit
ing the new law for government of
cities of the second olass.
The official bonds of S. A. Osborn,
treasurer, and J. B. Docker, clerk,
were presented and approved.
The Mayor appointed the following
standing committees :
On Finance Hackney, Gilmore,
Body. On Slreets Huddart. Rob
ison, Neidhart.
Mr. Hackney was elected president
of the council.
The Mayor appointed T. L. 8chick,
E9q., city attorney, and V. H. Lo
rance overseer of streets, which ap
pointments were confirmed by the
conncil.
The council elected J. G. Russel,
oity policeman, and made the term of
office thirty days.
The city having received official no
tice that it bad been sued on a olaim
for interest on certain railroad bonds,
amounting to some $700, the matter
of employing J. H. Broady, Esq., as
additional legal counsel, was referred
to the finance committee.
The city attorney waa instructed to
prepare ordinances regulating poll
tax, dogs, salaries of office, appropri
ations, and such other ordinances as
deemed neoessary under the statute.
Mayor Carson was appointed a del
egate to attend the meeting of the Q.,
M. & P. stockholders to be held at
West Quincy, Mo., on the 28th Inst.
Council adjourned to Monday even
ing, 19th Inst.
Council met 10th inst. Present:
Mayor Carson, Clerk Dooker, and
oounoiimen Body, Hackney, Gilmore,
Huddart and Robison.
The Granger presented account for
$32.00, for Sprinting, which was re
ferred to finance committee.
Mr. Sohiok, oity attorney, laid be
fore the council ordinances for a poll
tax, and regulation of salaries, which
were read first time aud laid over un
der the rule. The attorney was in
structed to make no ordinance on the
dog question.
Bids to do the city printing were
invited, to be received at the meeting
on May 1st.
The following resolution was adopt
ed :
Besolvcd, That the city council cer
tify all tax books, now in the treasur
er's office, over to the county treasur
er, for all taxes remaing due and un
paid and distinguishing the delin
quent taxes thereon.
Council adjourned to meet Monday
evening, May 3d.
PLOW BOYS.
McGee & Moore will
sell you a good Plow
Shoe for 50 cents a
pair.
It is possible thatftbe Denver line
of the B. &, M. railroad company will
not be built through Beatrice. We
say it is possible, yet it is altogether
probable that it will be so built. We
have thought so all along; aud al
though the wiseatare liable to be mis
taken, we are stronger in that belief
since the filling of a certain instru
ment iu the Clerk's office of Gage
county on the 25th ult. which is now
a matter of record. This iustrumeut
is the mortgage issued last July by
the B. & M. Co. to Wm. H. Forbes
and W. J. Ladd, of Boston, for the
purpose of extending its branches iu
this State, aud covers two of their ex
tensions, in addition to a line to be
built from Red Cloud to Beatrice.
This is the language of tne mortgage
from Bed Cloud to Beatrice. The
language is clear, and the italicised
words ooour three times. Moreover,
the road is to be built through the
countiesof Webster, Nuckola, Tbayer,
Jeflersoo, Gage, Johnson aud Nema
ha, to Nemaha City. This is the stip
ulation, at least, in the mortgage. By
the southern survey, the road would
necessarily run through Pawnee Co.,
aud it will be seen that that conuty is
not named In that route. Beatrice
Express.
That instrument'of writing has al
so been recorded in the clerk's office
of this county.
Kid gloves in all shades
at J. L. McGee' s.
For a sood set of harnesstully
warranted,p;o to Soulier's.
To the County Republican Central
Committee.
Notice is hereby given that the
Committee will meet in Brownville,
at the court room, at 1 o'clock P. M..
on Saturday, the 24th day of April,
1SS0, for the purpose of namTnfc a
time and place for holding a county
convention and doing such other bus
iness as may come before the com
mittee, a. H. Gilmore,
C. F. Stewart.
The following are the namen of the
committee:
Brotcnvilbs. C. F. Stowart, A. H.
Gilmore.
Peru. Wm. Bridge, R. H.Roberts.
Lafaytttc. Cbas. Parser, W. N.
Talcott.
AspinwaU. J. B. Fisher, and one to
be supplied.
Nemaha. Cili.J. H. Drain, Levi
Johnston.
Douglas, O. B. Hewetfe, A W-.
Morgan.
Glen Bock. Thos. Burress, A. Nin--
cehelser.
Benton. John Tukhord, W.Wirid
Bchlffle. Bedford. A. L. Fry, Js S. Church.
Washington. Jno. Suodgrass, Ben
ton Aldriohs
London. H. L. Matthews, John
Strain.
St. Beroin.F. H. D. Hunt, Bud
Overman,
Meeting or Tax Payers Opposed to
PajiB R. R. Sonds.
Brownville, April 16, 1880.
Met parsuaut to order. C. W.
Wheeler, chairman, ealled the meet
ing to order.
Minutes of last meeting read, cor
rected aud approved.
A motion to make the present or
ganization permanent was carried.
On motion John S. Stull and J. H.
Broady were appointed as a commit
tee to draft a form of subscription.
C. W. Wheeler, John S. Stull and
C. M. Kaufimau were elected as a
Board of Managers.
The Committee on subscription pre
sented the following, which was
adoptedd by the meeting:
Wo. the undersigned tax-payers of
the territory comprising the original
precinct of Browuville, iu Nema
ha county, Nebraska, having full
faith and confidence in the board of
County Commissioners of said coun
ty, in the matters involved herein,
and that they will aot in good faith
and according to the will of the tax
payers interested therein, defend
again6t tho collection of any of the
bonds outstanding against said pre
cinct, for the purpose of Inducing
them to make such defense, we do
each, severally, constitute aud ap
point the said board of Commission
ers our agents to contract nnd employ
attorneys to mako auch defense, and
to make all necessary contracts Inci
dental to the employment of attorneys
the making of such defense and wo
do each, severally, furtherpromise to,
and agree with, the attorneys so em
ployed, to pay them on such employ
ment aud what shall become due
them thereunder such a proportion of
the whole of such attorneys fees and
the oosts and expense of such defense
as the assessed value of our taxable
property, respectively, within said
territory bears to the aggregate as
sessed value of the taxable property
of all the signers hereof, within the
said territory. The assessments for
the year 1870 shall bo taken as the
basis of such apportionment. Pro'
vided, that the obligation of this con
tract shall not exceed four per cent,
of the said respective amounts of the
said assessments for 1879.
On motion the subscription papers
were placed in the hands of the
board of managers, aud they impow
ered to select parties to circulate said
papers.
On motion meeting adjourned sub
jeot to the call of the chairman.
C. W. WHEELER, Ch'n.
G. W. Fairrrotiier. Jr., Sec.
Road Districts in Nemaha Count-
1SS0.
ISLAND rRECI'CT.
All of the Precinct iu one district.
Dist."o. 1.
PERU l'ltECLNCT.
T)!st. Ko. 1. See's 3. 4, 5. 6. 7, S, 9, 10. IS, 17 and IS. T
'ufstXo. 2. Scc's 19.M.2I. 2S.2U, 30,31, 32 and 39, T
6.R. 15.
DUt. JTo. 3. See's 22. 23, 25, 27. 31 and Si, T. C, R. 15.
GLEN ROCK rRECIXCT.
DUt. No. 1. See's 1. 2, S. 19. 11, 12, 13, U and tf, T. 6.
R.H.
Dist. No. 2. See's i. 5, 6, 7. S, 9. 16, 17 and IS, T. C.
R.H.
DIs. No. 3, See's 19, 20, 21. 23, 29, 30. 31, 32 and 33.T.
6.R.1I.
DUt. No.4, See's 22,23,21, 25.2IS, 27, W, S.and 3J, T.
C, R. 11.
LAFAYETTE PRECINCT.
DUt. No. 1. Bee's 1 2 3 10 11 12 13 II and 15. T.6.
R.13.
Dist. No. 2. Sec't4 5S7RSlSI7and 1S.T.S.R.13.
Dist. No. 3, See's 1 2 3 10 11 12 13 II and 15, T. C.
R. 12.
Dist. No. 4, Scc's 22 23 21 23 2C 27 31 3i and 35. T.
'DistJNo. 5. Scc's 19 2 21 2A 29 M 31 32 and 33. T.
6. R. 13.
Dist. No. C, fcve's 22 21 2 2S 26 27 3 35 and SO, T.
C, R. 13.
W'ASAINCITON PRECINCT.
DisU No. 1. See's 1 2 3 19 11 12 13 It and W.T.5,
R. 13 K.
Dist. No. 2, See's t S r, 7 8 9 1 17 and 1. T. 5. It.
13 E
Dnt. No 3, Sec'S 1 2 3 10 11 12 13 II and IS, T. 5.
R. 12 E.
Dlst. No. I, Sec'S 22 23 21 21 26 27 31 Si and 30. T.
S. R 12 E.
Di-t. No.5, See's 19 29 21 2-i 29 30 31 32 and 33. T. 5,
R.I3E.
Disr. No. 6, Scc's 22 23 21 25 M 27 31 3". and 3. T.
S. K. 13 E.
DOUGLAS PRECINCT.
Dist. No. I. Scc's 1 2 3 10 11 12 13 14 and 15, T. 3.
fi.HK
DI:,t,No.2,Sec'a I 5 6 7 ! 9 15 17 and IS. T. 5. It.
HE.
Dist. No. 3, See's 19 20 21 2s 29 30 31 32 and 33. T.
S K tiK.
'Dut. No. 4. Sec'S 22 23 21 r W 27 31 35 and 36. T.
5.R.1IE.
LONDON PRECINCT.
Dist. No. I. See's 2 3, eli 4, and 9 IS, and nil Scc's
10 11 11 and 13.T.5, R.U.
im:. No. 2. see's 5 6 7 8 17 18 and wj, or See's I 9
and 16. T. 5. R. 15.
DUt. No. 3, Sec'S 20 13 29 30 31 32 and w of 21 2S
and 33. T. 5, R. 13.
DLst. No. 1, See's 22 23 25 27 and c'i 21 23 and 33,
T.5.R. 13.
BROWNVILLE PRECINCT.
Dist. No. I. Sec'rt 1 12 aud w, 13. T. 5, R. 15 on J
See's 8 7 T. 5 1L lfi and See's 25 30 T. 6 R. 13. and
See's 30 and 31 T. B R- IS E.
DIstNo. 3, Sec'S 21 23, T3R 13, and See's 19 20 29
and30,T5R16E.
Dlst.No. 3, Corporate limits or the city ofBrown
vllie and ei Sec 13 T. 5 R. 15 E.
NJSMAHA CITY PRECINCT.
Dist. No. 1. Ser's 31 3S 36 T. 5 R 15, and 31 and 32
To RICE. A11T1R 13 and IS E, north or Nema
ha nver. except Nemaha City.
Dist. No. 2. South pt. Sec 3 all 1. S. pt. II 12
2, anaallorsec'h 13 II 15, sonth of Npmnha rlVer.
DM. No. 3, Sc's I 5 6 7 9 16 17 li. T. , It. 15 E.
DUt. No. 4. Nemaha City.
ASriNWALL PRECINCT.
Dif No. I. Sec'S IS 31 32 27 2? 33 31. T. I. R. IG.
DUt. No. 2. Sec'3 la 19 20 2U 30 31 32. T. 4. 1L 16.
DUt. No. 3. SeC's 22 23 21 25 26 27 31 35 3G, T 4, It 15.
DUt. No. 4, See's 19 20 21 2S 29 30 31 3233, T 4, R. 15.
ST. DEKOIN PKECINCT.
DUt. No. 1. All of the preclrct In one district.
BEDFORD PRECINCT.
DISL No. 1, See's 1 2 3 10 II 12 14 15. Tl, R 11 E.
DUt. No. 2, Sec'S 4 3 S 7 8 9 16 17 I. Tl.ltK K.
DUt. No. 3. See's 21 20 1! 30 29 S 33 1231.1 1. RUE.
IJIsL No. 4, See's 22 23 21 25 26 27 31 35 36. T. t R.
14 E.
BENTOr PRECINCT.
Dist. No. 1, Sec'S 1 " 3 18 11 1 1? II 15. T 4. R 13 E.
Ill. No. ;,?ecsl5R7lS17 1. Tl. R13 E.
Dist, No. 3 See's 123 10 11 12 13 U 15. T 4. 11 12 E.
DUt. No. 4, Sees 22 23 21 25 26 27 31 35 36. T. 4. R.
1 E
"Dis't. No. 5, SC'3 19 29 21 23 29 30 32 33, T. I. R.
13 E.
, Dir.No.6,Sec's 22 23 21 25 26 27 31 35 36. T. 1, R.
i3E.
On all roads running east and west,
the supervisor on the north side to
work the east half the road on di
viding linef and supervisors on the
south side-, to work the west half of
the road. Ou roads running north
and south, the supervisor ou the east
bide oT the road on the dividing line
to work the south half, abd the super
visor oh the west aide to frork the
north end of the road.
Ordered by the board that the road
district in the several precincts in
this county be as set forth In the above
plan, and the roads be worked ao
above ordered.
April 8, iBSO. J. H. Siiook-,
President.
Bditor Nebraska Advertiser. 1
notioe a little mistake in tbe noticeof
the proceedings of tbeas3es3ors meet
ing the basis agreed upon for the as
sessment of land In Dobg'las. Bedford
and other precincts was $3.25 Instead
of $4.25 aB stated in Advertiser.
Eli Wood.
CalalpaTree Seedk
I have a few pounds Cdtalpa seed
for sale The pUre hardy variety,
procured from Dr. Warder, President
American Forestry Association.
fioBT. W. Furnas,
Brownville, Neb.
GoTcrnor-MarsIial-Fnnias.
The Furnas boom, inaugurated by
the Nebraska City Daily Press for tha
United. States Marahalship is gather
ing strength as It sweeps over the
praii'es.
Gov. Furnas is able, industrious and
booest. He has spent a whole life in
working pra bono publica instead of
jnabonOifurnazico. He has advoca
ted the agricultural and horticultural
capabilities of Nebraska with pen
aud voice and boe aud plow for more
than twenty years. No man has la
bored more sincerely, more intelli
gently, or more efficient for the ma
terial development of Nebraska than
Robert W. Furnas.
He is entitled to recognition al the
hands of our delegation in Congress.
His labors for the State command tho
respect of all men of all parties, aud
cvon Paddock and Saunders and Val
entine, Bhould Bgree, could agreo, and
possibly, will agree to make R. W.
Furnas U S Marshal for Nebraska.
Nebraska Ci'y Press.
Walnuts Wanted.
Walnuts that havo lain out on the
ground all wintor, with the halls on.
Cash paid by Robt. W. Furnas, of
Brownville, Nebraska.
Lint of Letters
Remaining In the Po&toffioe at
Brownville, Nebraska, for the week
ending April 17, 18S0, which if not
called for will bo sent to the doad let
ter office :
Barnor, Ben. Kirra, Edward.
Bair, Geo. W. Lewis, Miss F.
Cook.Leray. McCanghey, C A
Cor rick, Mrs. E. Wright, G. O.
CbamberlalUjL C
TOSTAJj CART3.
Chamberlain, L C Kiel, B.
Cempsey, C. Lamb, Geo.
Glllan, T. H. Oliver, J. B.
Hayes, L. F. Wood, Perry J.
Persons calling for .any of the above
letters will please say -advertised.
T. 0- Hacker, P. M.
Prolit $lt200.
"To snra It up, six long years of bedridden
sickness, costlug 5200 per year, total $1,3)0
all of tbls expense whs stopped Vy three bot
tles of Hop HI tters, tnUeu by zzy wife Sho
bas.done her own housowarJcrfirayear since,
without theioesaf o-t!aj and I want every
body to know it, for .their benefit. JT. E.
Farmer.
Organs! Plauofd Organs!
at low prices for cash or on monthly
payments by D.T.Smith. Samples
at B. Stroble's.
Farmers ! Farmers ! !
The champion machines, Weyhrich
header. Brown corn -planter, tongue
less cultivators. Canton cultivator,
Newton and Schuttler wagons, aud
the Furst & Bradley goods, said to be
the best iniproveraeuts made. For
sale cheap bv David Camprell.
COOK COOK COOK
STOTES.fTOTES, STOVES,
CHARTER HOT BUST
Is the best Stove ever made. Call on
the REGTrLATOR1' for prices and
be sure that you buy if you want
"generu! satisfaction,"
Tnos. Richards.
Groceries, Iron and Wagon Tim
ber, by Stevenson & Cross.
Show 'Cards.
Ruslness'CardB.
Wedding GardiH
Letter Ileadi, ,
3HH Hoads.
Slonttd- Htntetuentu,
'nvclopo'i.t
Dance Invitations.
I'rosratnineH,
Posters,
Hale Hills,
Homo Hill,
Of anything in Iho printing line, neatly and
promptly done ov THB ADVEUTISKIt JOB
OFFICE.
Another supply of barb wire just
received by Stevenson & Cross.
C03IMERCIAI..
'S-iliE BKOWSVII.LB 3IARKET8.
Bnow.vvtLLfe. April 22.1SS0.
Following are tlin quotations yesterday
nccn, the time b'f 'Bolnjj to press
LIVESTOCK.
COnHECTKD I1Y H. . ItAIT.KY. STOCK CRAI.RB
ASI SIIirPKK.
Hogs -... ....i........ t3 2ofl r)
Steers, fair to Choice L..........v 3 00SI w
COWS, fjtt...f.M.... .... ........a V COw tN
QKAfX MAI2KET.Z
COKitECTED V . K. noUOLA", aHAtX
DKALniU
Wheat, choice fall . J
" spring .... .ww
&
20
75
40
60
IU
16
Corn in the car .. i
Bhelletl
STREET irARKHT PRODUCE.
COKKKCTED WEEKLY.
Corn Meal-, I00.. .... 5
Hotter.. v. .......... .... ...
EggS ...... vw.w:ii.m
Lftrd. ........ m.u.ii....m h......
POtatCeS M..WMMmMMtkM.lMMlUUJMM
S01 00
l&g. 20
7 8
7& 10
43 GO
1 501 75
5 8
7 8
3 255 00
1 506 00
Chickens, old, per dozett.......
" spring,
Chickens, dressed, ? &...!.:..
Turkeys, drefcse'd, K.i a
Wood, cord-au.K--... u . .
Hay, ton
RETAIT. MARkET.
Flour. It. T. Davis
4 CO
450
4 00
3 25
3 3
325
3 50
75 20
I 00
100
1 OU
I DO
100
1 00
LOO
100
1 00
33Jgl00
8
100
1 00
20
35
60! 00
1Q
2
75I 00
75l 00'
2Sy
sw
7W
" Savannah Mill iall wheat.
' Glen Rock fail wheat
" Qlen Ror.k spring wheat ..
rt Sheridan spf lng wheat,. .
" Keniaha Valley spring
" Graham ........
Bran and shorts inixed. per 100
Cornper bixshBl......
Sogar, colKe A. 9 En for
Eitra C. 10 Hs.
" C, lOlbs
" light brown, IlBis-
" Cut Loaf. 73JE.
" Powdered, 7 fts...
CoffiN, lilo, 5Hw
" O. G.Java, zy lbs.
" Moen, 3 lbs
Tea
Cranberries, per qt.
Dried Corn, per &.,
Dried Apples, 10 for.
Dried Peaches, S for.
Pared Peaches. ? E,
Pitted Cherries, f Tb
Syrnp. per gal .
Lnrd...-.- ......
Coal Oil, pergallon
White Fish, per kit
Mackerel, per kit
Salt, per barrcl.,....,w..
CoaVrrFt, Scott red, per ton.-.
" Wuok, p-r ton..
