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THE ADVERTISES
TinJftSDAY. DECEMBER 23. 1880.
aM-aa - "
Dissolution of Partnership.
Tba partnership hitherto existing
between the undersigned is this date
dissolved by mutual consent, G. W.
Fairbrother Sr., G. W. Fairbrotlter Jt..
and B. T. Sanders, having- purchased
the entire interest of T. C. Hacker in.
the office of The Nebraska Adver
tiser. All debts ow-ng by Fa;rbroth
er & Hacker will be paid by the new-
firm, and all debts owing on subscrip
tions or otherwise to Fairbrother &
Hacker will be paid to the new firm
G. W. FAir.uitOTHEK,Sr.
T. C. Hacker.
Ilircsh fcr Helze!!!
Friday we hr.d a d-zle r.?.d some
sleet
Coffins and Hearse by Stevensen
&. Cross.
New supply of nfee Kikes at Fur
za&a & Palmer's.
For the best and cheapest, cook
fciove go to Stevenson & Cross'.
For n "boss" set of glassware ca!l
on T. L. Jones. He has a large stock
And more coining.
The Omaha Republican has set
apart a "TVoman's Department,"" edited
by lire. II. S. Brooks.
The best French china tea sets
consisting of .ir. pieces, moss-rose, gold
band Sand other styles. See sample.
Stevenson & Cross.
Fresli oysters direct from Balti
jnore f&ave arrived, and will be
sold cheaper than at any house in- the
city, at Strobles City Bakery.
Xickell has the most handsome
house, insVe, we have ever seen in Ne
braska. It is a pleasure to step in and
gee his beautiful goods.
Anyone wishing to buy an outfit
for housekeeping can save money by
buying of Stevenson & Cross, as tliey
keep even-thing in that line.
AnX
On the margin of your Advertiser.
or on the wrapper, indicates that the
time paid for has expired, and that a
settlement and renewal is solicited by
u. tf
A Baltimore- clergyman recently
preached on the subject, "Why was
Lazarus a Beggar?" Wo suppose be
cause he didn't advertise. Burlington
Hawkey e.
Born. 7:20 a. m., on the 20tn insi.f
to Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Clark. Nemaha
City, a nice gl baby. We congratu
late happy pa, and ma. Dr. B. Bell
.Andrews, attending physician.
Ne xt Monday evening will be one
of much i ite 'est at Templar Hall,
and it is very desirable'that every mem
ber of the Temple be present. B oth
er Templar, do not fa'l to be there.
The so!t weath er of last week ser
inusly threatened our ice bridge across
the MIssou-, but Saturday evejiingthe
weather changed, and the bridge has
since been materi:;l!y strengthened.
Mr. Hetzel wlJiiu the- last two
weeks has led off in en"o.ng the hiw
against i'licit whlslry and beer sellers
in the city: and Het. is making it hot
for them. Some of them imagine- they
have "wooled" him by promises; and
they'll find themselves snatched right
out of their loot one of these days.
The Walters Dramatic Company
concluded their six nights' perform
ances in this city Saturday evening,
with the presentation of Joahua Whit
comb, to the largest audience that ever
met a traveling dramatic troope in this
city. The Walters is a favorite com
pany here, and we hope it witt como
again.
Mr. Hetzel offers a reward of $10
a case for evidence sulncient to convict
any person or persons, druggists oroth
erwise, of wilfully, or carelessly, sel"
ling intoxicating liquors as a beverage.
And Mr. Hetzel has the money, and he
is backed by the law-abiding- people of
Brownville. Now, let those who hprp
so much about the drug stores doing
an illicit business, either put up or
shut up.
The way to get rid of a bad law is
to enforce it; and the way to get the
benefit of a good law is to enforce it.
Brownville has a city gover unent.
Let the -government be sustained.
Ever' good citizen, every law-abiding
citizen, .ought tosavamen to this. And
then, after a foiriteSt, if this govern
ment proves a1)Sd.sone-noftbeing ad
ministered tqelhevliappine3fl and pros
perity oT the people IiSt'the neopleivote
?f iuiv !H1M inniimiratA'ft-rrPV KVStem. I
The people, rnle. .-it jc ;
1 - .
Again we earnestly rerjuestour
delinquent subscribei-s,to calf6nmsor
our agents and pay up. We must have
what is due us. The change in the firm
of The Advertiser makeathis abso-
lutely necessary. Just as soon as hejjwcketbooksland diaries, Japanesbracfc-
can get. around, tour collector'
will call an eacHancr every sub
scriber owing us, and we hopo all
will bVreadv to pay tipi If those who
can will call on-"h aiwlJ settle it will
save us much trouble and inconveni
ence. z
The tritl of Row S.P: "Wilson, pas
tor of the M. E. church, Nebraska City,
after an elaborate and tedious, investi
gation of alibut a week's duration, on
the serious ch'.rges of falsehood, and
the defamation of the character of a
brother, was brought to a close on Fri
day last Aveek by an unanimous verdict
by the jury or committee of acquit
tal. It appears that the persecutors of
brother Wilson failed utterly to sustain
a single specification of either charge.
We congratulate friend Wilson upon
tho result, andihope he emerged, from
the fiery furnace with not even the
"smell of fire" o his ministerial: garments.
BUSINESS BEEVITIESv
See card of J. C. Eberly, Dentist.
For first class groceries will on
T. L. Jones.
Groceries of all kinds by Steven
son & Cross.
Fresh bread at Strobles 7 loaves
for 25 cents
Best brands-of flour kept by Ste
venson & Cross.
Extra copies of the advertiser
at A. W. Nltf ei:fcs.
Gre.il sa!e of furniture by the Keg-
ulator. T. Richards.
The best brands of flour always
on hand at T. L. Jones'.
Hardware, largest stock and low
est prices by T. Richards.
H.cko-y nu s, chestnuts and figs
at Furmak & 1'ALiinn's.
A M'ss Feleis, about 14 years old,
d'ed in tls's c'ty Sam's:.- hist.
Want butter and ecirs. Highest
price paid by Stevenson & Cross.
A large stock of" fino cigars for
Xmas, at Furman & Palmer's.
Lr.mp chimneys of every descrip
tion at Jones.'
- A f' M and comp'ete slock of fur
niture kept by Stevenson & Cross.
Cjflius and furniture, a large stock
of all s ; es by Stevenson & l.i..
Money loaned at il per cent, on
improved "r.nns. T. L. Schick.
Best Bread it ile
,- :.t 1' urma:i
i fogc. it.
&Paners
.. i:.rt : o
Fresh B-eaif. .e.ard cakes al
ways on hand ai Fur iismj & Palmes
D CV . . Di '.. IJrowir.-.lle,
Office i o 9 a. in. to 5 p. in. Not at
home on Vdav
A large stock of musical instru
ments just received at Stroke's. City
Bakery.
Don't suffer with an aching tcoth
when you can have it extracted with,
out painby Dr. Col'ir.s.
Axes, azes, j.'...!:, leveled and
double-bitt, the best stock and cheapest
by Stevenson & Cross..
Best Bread in Brownville at the
new Bakery of Furman & Palmer al
ways fresh and clean. Give them a
tria'.
Just recefved a large stock of con-
fe"tions for the Holidays which
will l.e sold cheap at fetrobfe-'s City
Bakery.
Call at tlie cosy.. comfortable ton
sor'al pa -lor of Witcherly & Bfcrger if
you want a Christmas shave and a
holiday manipulation that will make
you 'eel good all OTer.
Lost In Brownville, on F !day
or Saturday last, a ge.it's breast pin,
gold as ilh coral p"pe set. The finder
w 11 please leave it at tins crtliee, or
with Cii.vs. Moriuson.
The ind:catio:is appear to the Re
jnwliain to be conclusive that Hon.
Ccurch Howe wl'l be elected speaker
of the house by a very decisive ma
jo -y. 0:na.:a Republican.
The Union Hovje. this ciiy, is
the iiis-: pnpi'ar do.v--a .lay house
in the we and is receiving patroni'ge
as it dese-ves and m ;. It is ihe
best place Torfarmers to stop to get a
good dinner, and every day its tables
a:i crowueA. In tl.e desk of the Union
may always bo fouiuC the best brands
of c'gars. Those who have not put up
at tbfs popular hotd are invited to
slop and give it a trial.
I:i the Omaha HrmUVx Lincoln
correspo ldencevloth i:ist., we find the
following:
Chu ch Howe is in town. He hasn't
been here for a mouth, and he is not
here now po'itlcally, so it does not
much savo.- of any
;i'ixietv in regard to
the Seaatorship.
I?e is not worried.
but plays the mountain very well, while
the Mahomets scck bunas soon as they
learn his whereabouts. There were
about foity Mahomets up in his rooms
at the Commcrci:.! his first night here.
Those par ors. 4" and ""," which are
"taken" for the term, will be pretty
well known before the term is over.
Howe's chief hold for the Speakership
of the next llonse, fs his reimtatlon as
a parliamentarian, ganicd during two
terms as Senator, and one in the House
eight years ago.
The more solid and influential mem
bers of tho Legislature spesik of his
method of expediting business, and no
one can deny that it will be highly nec
essary to expedite business next Janu
ary. The cry against him as a railroad
candidate comes with poor grace- when
we think that Kaley. Slocumb and
Windom. his only prominent opponents,
are attorneys of the Uurlington corpo
ration in Nebraska.
Merry CtirlHfmns to an by A.
W. Klcl&ell.
Appreciating higluVthe very liberal
patronage given me in former years by
our friends and customers during the
Holiday season, we have made still
greater efforts this season to select and
place on sale an unusual large, com
plete and unexcelled variety of the
very latest novelties and Holiday
goods that couldjbe found in cjistern
markets. Those wishing to make
presents of anything useful or orna
mental will find a full stock to select
"from atmy place,and at prices exceed
ingly low. Hooks of every kind, grade
.anil style, from five ceuts to ten dollars.
Roger T3rothers silverware, jewelry,
ce'.loid sets; photograph and autograph
albums of overy size; gold" pens and
peclls, haix'1 brushes and hand mirrors,
'ets andjboxes,. glovc'lihcdSerchief and-:
co'lar boxes, smoking sets, ink standst
paper weights, tKtenest. display of
vases and dolls evef'jje!n ia Broirn
v:lle, toy carts and -wagons, shellboxes,
work boxes, writing desks audsecreta
tics, toy bureaus and tables, mustach
cups, coffee cups, majolica ware, brack
ets of most every kind aruf a thou
sand other things. Please call and
ook and be convinced! Make your se
lections early before the rush comes
and the best are picked out. We will
give you all the attention possible,
and prices that will be satisfactory
Goto J. L. JlfcCee for all
kinds of Christmas goods,
vases toys, silk handker
chiefs, nubie&, hood's, fine
shoes-, scarfs, neckties, furs,
cloaks, shawls, china tea
setts, skirts, gloves, dress
1 goods, ij'C.
LOOALPEBSONALS.
Regent Carson went up to Lincoln
Monday to attend a session of "the Re
gents State University.
County TrejisurerGilmore attend
ed the convention of Clerks and Treas
urers of the State, at Columbus last
week.
Mr. George Hutchett, who has
been attending a veterinary school in
N. Y. city, has returned home, for hol
iday vacation.
Rev. E.J. Willis was one of the
committee before whom Rev. S. P.
"N llson was tried. Ho says it was a
very unpleasant affair.
Mrs. Scovill will prepare the sup
per for the Chrisinas Eve Uall at Ne
maha, and that fact is sufficient guar
antee that it will be a very excellent
one.
L. L. Ilr.-burd, Esq., of Humboldt,
::-redin this city Monday evening
this week, and returned homo ne.it
dr.v w'th Mrs. II., who had been visit
ing a week with her parents.
Elder J. J. Hswry of Brownville
has just closed a series of meetings at
Tecumseh, and succeeded in adding
twe.--Lc-tii-ee to the concrefnition. He
p -caches for them one-fourth of his
t'.uie.
Rollalleikes started Monday this
week for Dayton Ohio, via St. Louis
aim Billy Bai'ey on the same day started
for the-same place via Chicago. We
shoui'.n't wonder If there was a pretty
girl at t'.ie bolto n or it in both cases.
Ohristmss Eve !BalL
At Moore's Hall, Nemaha City, un
der tl.e auspices of the Nemaha City
B: ass Br id. Proceeds to be devoted
to parch: -sing new instruments for the
band. Sapper at Mr. Scovill's residence.
Mcscby the Dye Orchestra. Tickets
:.lm5ttirtg lady and gentleman to ball
ami supper, $2.00.
Memorial..
Whereas. It has pleased God to take
from us our beloved schoolmate Josle
Hodgkinson, Ave, the students of Pleas
ant Ridge school sincerely sympathize
with the bereaved family. She has
woven in our lives a golden thread
which will never be severed. Some of
the rarest gems of our memories will
be the remembrance of the elevating
intluer.ee she extended over us. But
she is now rejoicing in heaven with the
wniie-iooeu uugcih.
"Know' thon. Parent. how it happens
That the dear ones die?
God walks dally In hlsfjardrn,
While the sun f nines hlsh ;
In that unrden thoro are roses,
Beautiful and bright.
Ami he n'lzes round, delighted
With the 2overjrsgW.
If ho marks one gaily blooming.
Thau the rest more fair,
lie will pause and look upon It,
Full of tender care;
And the beauteous rose he gathers
In his lnsom lies
Hut on earth are tears and sorrow
Torn dear one dies.
JOSIK'S SCHOOI.MATKS.
Fancy
Dolens.
candies at
HOLIDAY CAXDIES.
Largest display and. finest
Varietj in the city, opposite
rostofflce, ntS. Seemnn'fi.
Parmera' Meis3 Meeting at Sheridan.
On December 3 1st at 1 o'clock P. M..
the 'a.Miers of Nemaha co.mt wiil
hold a mass convention at Sheridan,
fo; the pur io.se of choosing delegates
to the Purine -s' State Convention which
meets in Lincoln .January 5th, 1S81, to
organize a Farmers State Alliance.
All kinds offirst-dasH grocer
ies fresli and nice at S. See
man'M, opposite posloflice.
Kotice
Is hereby
given that T will examine
all persons who may desire to offer
themselves as candidate for teachers
of the primary or common schools of
this county, at the Court House, in
Drownville on the first Saturday in
each month. Philip Crother,
2l-tf Co-Superintendent.
Nemaha Times.
The Nemaha City Good Templars
a -egoir.g to give a supper at the school
horse on Xew Years Kve, for the ben
efit of t'.ie lodge.
The Christmas Tree for the L'nion
Sabbath school will be at the Christian
church on Christmas Kve. A cordial
"nvitation is extended to all. Those
who have presents to p'ace on the tree
will please hand them to some one of
the committee, or leave them at the
stores of Eli Terry or D. Tourtlot.
Committio:.
Dr. Andrews this week inserted an
artificial eye for Philip Crother
Whei a fellow calls on his best girl
three times in twenty-four hours, there
must be a wedding- prett" soon.
We knew a fellow who wore out a
pa of shoes by the numerous round
trips he made to seo his girl. Bntf
now he appreciates the lines of Bige-
low:
t
'Tlssweetto court, but O. how hitter.
To court a gal and then not gtt'her.
At Arkwright's Gem Store.
Silverware, watches and
jewelry and everything' suit
able for Christmas presents.
. TVotice.
cv"Pr. "Eberly, Dentist, formerly of St.
Joe,lias located permanently in Brown
ville. Dentistry in all its branches
practiced and superior work a special
ly. Officevcorner3Iainand lststreets.
Call on Geo. Arkwriglit Tor a
nice Christmas present.
A large stock of candies and nuts
for Christmas, at Stevenson & Cross'.
Newton, and Sclmttler
wagons, Spring and !Plat
form 'wagons .stock and
cliain pumps, for sale hy
David CampIjelL,'
,r GITAIN!
Highest market price paid, by D. E.
Douglas & Co.
The bone and Musote producing Mail, the
Nervequietlng Hop, the superb Material an
tldote Quinine, and other precious Ingredi
ents, combined without fermentation, oro
the Ingredients of "Mali BlttersJ" prepmed
1 by the Mult Bitten. Co'nipany.
The Olose of School.
!
The fall term of the public schools
of Brownville closes this week. On
Wednesday afternoon and Thursday
and Friday forenoons there will be
oral examinations, which parents and
friends are specially invited to attend.
It is the desire of the teachers to afford
all wl o have interests involved in the
school, every possible opportunity of
knowing what is being done and how
it is being done. Report cards, design
ed to indicate, as well as can be done
m a summary way, tne staiuung or me
pupils in the work of the term, will be
sent to parents or friends soon after
the close of the term; but a much bet
ter knowledge of what has been accom
plished mav be obtained by a half day
spent in the school.
The programme of the closing exer
cises is as follows:
WEDNESDAY P. 31.. DEC. 22.
Oral exair.I nations rn Pleading, Com
position,. Spelling, and Penmanship.
THURSDAY A. 31.
Examinations in object lessons, Ge
ography, Physiology, and Natural Phi
losophy and Ilisto-y.
THURSDAY, P. 31.
1 ;:io. Rhetorical exercises 01 l'liuia-;
ry Department Miss McDonald. v .
2:"0. Rhetorical exercises of Inler-v
nipir.-itfi Department in High School' ll
H-uom Miss Furnas and M.s. Holtz."
THURSDAY EVENING. S O'CLOCK.,
Closing entersaiiuuent of high school-
in Marsh Hall.
FRIDAY A. 31. - '
Examination i.i Arithmetic and Al
gebra.
FRIDAY P. 31.
1:30. Rhetorical exercises, oi seeonu
ary Department Miss Clavk.
2:30. Rhetorical exercises of Gram
mar Department in High School room
Miss Tucker..
W. W. HACKNEY has' removed
from his old store into the State Bank-
building opposite Brick Block. He ex
tends a hearty invitation to all of his
old customers, and a very great many
new ones, to call and see him at his
new place of business. He pledges
himself to treat them with all thecour-
tesy he is cau:ime of bestowing.
Christmas ! Christmas ! !
Holiday Grifts!
At lower prices than any other house
in town. Examine and be convinced.
At Book and Drug store of W. II. Ic
Creery. HO 1,1 J 4 Y
: wmr.s, coxfectboxs,
Every thing nice, and just what you
want at Pai.mkk & Fukmax's.
For the best stock
of men's and boys'
clothing call on Me
Gee & Moore. :
Call and See
The splendid stock of fresh candies
and confections at
Palmeu & "Furman's.
Bain wagons the best and for
sale bv Stevenson & Cross.
Sandwich 4 hole mounted shelter,
for sale cheap by Stevenson & Cross.
Japanese brackets,
glove boxes, satchels,
dolls, vases, portfolios,
fancy ties, scarfs, nu
bias, gents ties, fancy
silk suspenders, fancy
decorated bed room
sets, china tea sets for
the Chrismas holidays
at Dolen s.
For jour
ncss go to
saddles and har
J. D. Bauer's,
EUR, CORN
Highest market price paid by
E. DOUGLAS & GO.
D
Proposals for ffeod.
Sealed proposals will bo received nntll
January 1, 1831, by Hchool district number31,
"Brownvljle, Tor slzty cords of green wood.
Bidders must tatetho kind of wood and tfto
number of cords proposed to be furnished of
each kind. Bids for onlc. hickory and ash
especially desired. Tho board reserves the
right to reject any and all bids.
2G-w2 T. L. SCHICK, Director.
Pianos nnd'Or-ransv
First-class foi.- less than ever offered
before. Address
lGtf
,7. It. Dye,
Brownville, Xeb.
Salt Cheap at Hill's.
Best- assortment or horse
blankets-and lap robes at
V J. II. Bauer's.
vS
ue
Soldier
Overcoats at McGee
& Moore's. J
Laughing Gas! Laughing Gail!
"Dr. G."ifc.Collins, our "old reliable"
dentist, extracts teeth without pain by
the use of nitrous oxide (laughing gas.)
if-
An Item of Appropf iatisn. .
In telling of Warner's Safe "Kidney nnd
S Liver Cure., the .RwuWican, Hudson. X. Y..'
J says in its Washington Items: "It seems to
t generally understood that an especial ap-
prop'litloiv will be mode forjthe purchase,
for tje use of the members of Senate and
House, of Warner' Safe Pills and. Warner's
Sato BUtcrs," 2Qm3
REMfllfAi f
Lilly 1 ML i
Mil
Giiii
STATE MATTEBS.
Typhoil fever is causing many
deaths in the vicln'ty of Steele City.
A horse-racer named Young was
arrested -"n L'ncoln a few days ago on
charge of raping a widow of Crete.
The RepL-jIIcan City Enterprise
says, "Garfield's cabinet has been chos
en by ihe press of Nebraska. That's a
load off his mind."
Kepubl"can Ci-v Enterprise: A
number of farmers near Naponee sold
their bioom corn at $60 per ton." It is
said to be more profitable by half than
corn.
Falis City Journal: E.i-Gov.
Tu-nas has been mentioned for United
States commissioner' of acrriccltu-e.
Ave heartily second the motion. No
man in the country is better qual'fied.
Gov. Fwnas has been identified with
the agricultural interests of the Stale
for twenty years, and has made agri
culture and hort'ejlture the study of
his life; and if the adm!n:strat:on de-
sues to place the department under the
management of a eompote.it person, no
better selection ca-i be made.
The Sidney 2W?:mZi, democratic,
favors the re-election of Senator Pad
dock.
The annual meeting of the Ne
braska State Board of Agriculture will
lye held in l-.ncoln, commencing on
Thu.siiay, January IS, 1SS1, at 2 o clock
li. in.
A yo;::igman!named Henry Smith,
near Ml! ani, Douglas county, wine
d Ivlng cattle a few days ago was
throw l from his horse and k"red.
E.v-Gov. Furnas is spoken of as a
sr'lable person for commissioner of ag
ricalture. To thrt proposition the
Crete Union says "Amen."
The Hon. T. M. Marquette de
cll.ics to be a candidate forU. S. Sena
tor. The Globe is our authority.
The Lincoln Globe says, upon good
authority; that the otlices and manage
ment of the B. & M. and C. B. & Q.
wi 1 not be consolidated.
The iroba uilities" are- increasing
f-ora day to day that Church Howe
wll'- be tho Speaker. Our barometer is
the LIncol.i Globe.
A temperance- lecturer now speak
ing in th's State, by tho name of Geo.
Woodford is said to be equal to Bain or
Fi.ich.
tare
may be immensely reiisneu uy -ur.
Howe's enemies, but it only intensities
tne determination ot his friends to
stand b.-h'.ai. They understand well,
or many of them do that the Globe's
hat-red for Howe is upon personal
grounds only.
A Catholic church is being erected
at Glencoe.
It is said that one builder in Lin
coln has contracted to build eleven
three-story brick business buildings
next season.
The Sutton Globe has played out.
Sheriff Sullivan, of Seward county!
came down yesterday with a horse
thief named Kecfer, who is sentenced
to the penitentiary for three years.
State Journal.
Nebraska City I'ress: Church
Howe will vote for C. II. Van AVyck,
for senator, if rumor is correct. If
Church is a monopoly striker why does
he vote for an anti-monopoly candidate
for senator? Will the Globe answer?
Some.ne ago a call was issued
fo- a convention of Xebraskas county
Treasurers and Cle ks, to be held at
Cobimbus, on the 14th inst. Pursuant
to the ca'l a large number of those of
ficials met at the f ne and place desig
nated, a:id took such steps, it is hoped,
as will redound to tho benefit of the
tax-payers of the State. Among other
business transacted by the convention,
the following was adopted:
Whereas, Experience has demon
strated tie fact that serious defects
mar the workings of our most impor
tant laws, more particularly the reve
nue and road laws, to such an extent
that they are almost impracticable of
application to the purposes for which
they arc framed; and,
"Wheckas, It is thought that none
are better qualified to point out such
defects or omissio:is than the ofiicers
who are cha.ged with the execution of
these laws; therefore.
Resolved, That this convention of
clerks and treasurers adopted such
measures as may secure such reforms
or additional legislation as will give to
the tax-payers of the stato the safest
and best laws whien the wisdom born
of experience may dictate.
State Journal: Hon. T. J. Ma
jors is stopping in Lincoln, on his way
home from a vist to Omaha. Col. Ma
jors' prospect for admission as Ne
braska's contingent- Congressman next
March, are considered pretty good by
his friends at "Washington.
In conversation yesterday morn
ing with Mr. Ritchie, one of the big
sheep misers of this state, we learned
that from his tlock of 900 sheep, he
clipped about 12,000 pounds of wool.
He further informed us that he took
several lleeces of twenty pounds each,
from yearling ews, and as high as
twenty-three and four pounds f-ora
older animals. This extraordinary clip
may seem like a fish story to some of
our eastern sheeo raisers, but those
who know Mr. Ritchie will vouch for
the correctness of his statement.
Store Journal.
Henry Parish, engaged in that
terrible drunken riot in Tecnmseh last
spring, in which a man was killed, had
his trial last week, and was sentenced
to the penitentiary for a term of 15
years. The trial of several others en
gaged in the affair was continued to the
spring term of court. The cost of those
f trials, purely the offspring of saloons,
wall make an interesting item, when
tfiejrire all over with.
fThe people and press of this State
are almost a unit In favor of Senator
Paddock being his own successor.
Grand Island Times.
Now, f that is so, it ought to settle
the question, of which we had begun to
have some serious doubts.
The Lincoln Globed the 17th has
four or five articles-Srgeshareof its
editorial space devoted to the Hon.
mac styie ox war
Church Howe, who holds in his hand
the speakership of the House. The
18th it has about the same amount;
and so it runs from day to day.
Nothing is more essential to good
legislation this winter, than that the
house should have a good presiding
officer. Juniata Herald.
Then, Hon. Church Howe, with his
experience of eight years, quick decis-
ison, cool judgment and splendid voice,
is just the man for the place. He cer
tainly has no equal, in combination of
qualifications, amongst all the mem
bers of the House.
The Lincoln Globe Ikis a telegram
from Senator Paddock which reads as
follows:
"United States Senate Chamber,
Washington, Dec. 17th. To the editor
of tho Globe: A reliable grape-vine
tells me that Church Howe has declar
ed for Nance and for nenst me. If this
be true there is no power on earth that
can keep me from being re-elected.
For God's sake keep him where he is.
Pad's egotism is always getting the
better of his discretion. But it may be
that the above is a forgery of the
Globy.. We rather suspect it is a forg
ery because that paper is opposed to
Paddock or half of it is, at le;ist.
Those who believe in saloons may
find some comfort in the following in
cident, related by tho Columbus Jour
nal: ;
On Thursday last CliarlesBader, con
siderable the worse for liquor, started
from Columbus, for his home in Shell
Creek' precinct. He drove a pretty
lively pair of mules and passed several
teams on his way home. When within
about two miles of homo one of tho
springs to his wagon-seat broke and he
was precipitated to the ground, the
blood gushing from his mouth, nose and
ears, ne lay there all night, and when
found was frozen stark. In the dark
ness of the night several teams had
passed him, but his wife was the first to
find him, which she did about S o'clock
on Friday morning.
Hygienic.
The Ezpreis. Chicago, says of Warnr'sSnfe
Kidney and Liver Cure : "It!s, in the high
est Hense, hyKlenlc.and can he used by youinj
and old with eiunl advantage. It gives the
only relief yet nttalned, that can be termed
permanent. In! Drlithl's Dlseaie.'. and thla
alono bhould rank it hlghor In the lists of
medical triumphs." JUm3
StovcM, Stoves.
Thos. Hichards for tho best
Go to
stoves.
Berkshire hogs, highbred for sale
by Stevenson & Cross.
SEWING MACHENES.
Buy the Xew American with self-
threading shuttle and self-setting need
lelightest running machine; it is the
boss; no humbug. For sale by
T. Richabds.
Prof. John Thomas, a gentleman of
ebony hue, lecturer and late barber at
Xemaha City, stitlly backed by G. W.
Berlin of this city, isn't thar any more.
A few mornings ago when the hour
arrived for opening the shop and sweep
ing out the liar. Prof. John Thomas
failed to come to time. Mr. Berlin
being asked the probable present loca
tion of Prof. John Thomas, he sighed
deeply as he quoted the poetical words
of the lato lamented Jim Fisk, when
the 1.1. spoke of some one who had
vamoosed the ranch. We are strongly
of the impression that Prof. John
Thomas has strayed, or been stolen, or
crawled Into an air hole in the Mis
souri, but this wouldn't luvve mattered
much to Mr. Berlin if
Vrnf Tnlin
Thomas had first paid him that 825.00
he borrowed of him, and also that other
S23.00 which Prof. John Thomas bor
rowed at the bank, the payment of
which is secured by the signature of
Mr. Berlin.
Wanted.
One or inoro sets of books to post up
and keep in order double entry style.
Books opened, closed and corrected. A
few more private students at reason
able rates.
26-tf A. W. Sui.tzhauoii.
Cash Paid for Wheat.
Tlie liigh.est market price
paidfor good wheat at Glen
Rock Mills. 3tf
JO. HUDDART& CO.
Stoves, furniture, audqueenswaro
bv Stevenson & Cross.
Attention Smoker.
T. L. Jones has the nicest stock of
pipes, cigars, cigar holders, cigarettes,
smoking tobacco, etc. in .Brownville.
Call and be convinced.
EVERYBODY.
Indebted to me -will please
call and settle at once as all
claims -will lie placed in the
hand of an attorney for
collection.
LOUIS LOWMAN.
The most sensible remedy, nnd the only
safe, sure nnd Ipermanent tenre for nil dis
eases of the liver, blood and htomach. Includ
ing bullous fevers, fever and ague, dumb
ague. Jaundice, dyspepsia,, Jtc, Is I'rof. Gull
mette's French Liver Tads, which cures by
absorption. Auk your druggist for thU not
ed cure?and take no other, and if he ha
not got '.It or will not get it for you, (tend
il.50 to French Pad Co., Toledo, 0.,and they
will send you one post-paid by retom mail
McGee & Moore
have Prepared mince
meat, Self raising
buckwheat flour, Ver
mont maple syrup,
Cranberries & Rock
candy drips. Call and
get your Christmas
nicnacks at McGee &
Moore's. J'
Cranberries, maple syrup anil
buckwheatFlourat Stevenson & Cross'.
STOVES! STOVES!
The Charter Hot Blast is the best bo-
cause it consumes the least fuel- and
bakes most even and weighs more than
any other stove in the market. Re;
:u-
lalor.
T. Richard.
H
LONDON.
Again It Is Christmas times, and may
you have a merry one.
Horn. December I6th, a eon unto Warren
and Sallle Manning.
Married, December 13th. Elder Caldwe'.I
and 31 n. Eliza Fisher, nt the residence of
JuOe Peery. Ceremony by Mr. Peery, Wo
wish them Joy.
Died, December 9th, Mrs. 2fenl, wife of
John "eal. She leaves a babe four weeks
old. and two other little boy. Ti sad to
colli n lid close over the mother who has to
leave her children who need her care. There
is much sympathy for the bereaved husband
and and children. May they all bo trained
for the better life.
Don't get Jealous. Mr. Beecher, because
of the honors paid Gen. Grant. You will get
nil the honors you deserve without reprov
ing the people for expressing their respect
and admiration for one so worthy. No use
trying to put out his light. He Is a gniitman
and what are you going to do about It?
Elder Win. Winlcr-vwith family, are
stopping a few weeks at the home of h's
mother, and occasionally preaches for the
people of Loudon. William talks well.
"Kpliltuallsm exposed"' naln. Strange,
themo.-e the thlnglski.led the more It lives
There must be a blunder somewhere. Is the
cose fairly staled? vVouId.lt.not be better
to say a person wus; exposed who was- at
tempting to Imitate cplr'tual belngn as they
manifest themselves tobe!ngs in the flesh?
And then perhapslt would do to be a -CU'e
cnef.il In our accusation, for It Is detiling
with a ery serious, sacred matter. W have
ever failed to see anything smart in rl llcul
lii!X tho ""nipping rf sp:-iu,.' aml.lt is no
c.'vdlt to the spiritual development of tue
one who does. AU'lilghly educated charac
ters, who stuud among reformers. In inorais,
politics, or religion, have by "-applngs" or
homo other way, been npprlsed of the pres
ence or spiritual bftngs.and ifjou do not
tlnd this your experience, my friend, read
history of noble characters, and see r U is
not so. When Peter was in prWon ninl the
nngel opened his prlxm door and Ins-walked
out and went directly to the place where the
forrow'iig dlsciple-s wen praying; when tin
knocked at the gate, and the dumsei let him
into the rown. they were surprise.!, for the
thought It was "his spirit." Think you the
disciples sneered at what they eonsl lered
tho knocking of the spirit of Peter? Think
you the respected christian family In Lon
don, who a few iiu.s ngo'luld uwuy In the
grave a dear one; think you they jeered at
the Lord, and repeated knockl i;s which
heralded the coming of the angels to rescue
the bplrlt of the loved one? No.no. Thank
the dear Heavenly Father for per ulttln the
Intelllgen-es of the word of spirits to visit
w.th messengers of love and comfort and
strength, tho children of tarth.
Woven wire beds, all sizes
low prices at Stevenson & Cross'.
and
cues & ioore
Have no side shows
connected with their
great and only inter
national store. Thev
have no curiosities
not even a part of a
man, Evervtliins? is
whole that is connect
ed with McGee lv
Moore's Great Inter
national. In the fonjrrf.s.sionaf proceedings of
the lBtlu. we find tho following:
The iiouse then, on inotioii of Fori,
took n recess for ten minutes to enahlo
members to meet Gen. (Jrant, who at
this moment appeared on the lloor:
f?en. Gnint took up a poilm in the
spare in front of ihotfptvfker's desk and U.
received tlieKrt'eii! i the lneinners,
who were introdreetl by speaker Han
dall. Nearly al' the nieinhers nj
proaclied antf s:.oo!v hands with him.
' Jiuiiuuu inat inuai.- ii" ii.u
......i : ..: i !...( ii... .,v ...l... .k.i
lint eiu wiin ui iu i;.iu(iiiuii3
northern deiuocr.its.
"Wagon Timber for sale by David
Campbell.
Bain "Wagons, whips and cross-eu
saws by Stevenson & Cross.
The census returns show that Idaho
is looking up as a stock-raising Terri
tory. Tho cattle the.-e is estimated at
4oO,000 head, besides 150,000 horses and
an equal number of sheep.
I'KOK.' utrir.MinTK'3 Fiikncii ICiinkv Pai
I'rof. Unlltnetttt. French Kidney I'nl Is a
Kurecuro. Try It. Kor sale by . II. Mc
Crecry. Edwin Booth lias cabled from Lon
don a reiiiut!uiin against the iepre
sentation (if the '"Passion I'laj" in the
theater bearing his name in New York.
He regards it as not fitting for the
st.ge.
I'alnicr Si. I'nrmarr
have tlie b"st stock of holiday candies
in the market.
nmaME m-iij i in win i in. uumiuiwiH; s
THE BKOWSVILLE .''lAIt AETS.
IlROeviT.l.E. December . 10.
Followlnir are the ftintalions yeslerdaj
noon, the time of going to press.
LIVE HTOCK.
CORRECTED Ul B. 31. ItAlI.EY. bTOCK OKAI.Kf
AND SIUPI'EIU
Hog .M...........M..............$3 V)J.1
Steers, fair to choice 3 OUfcit 00
Cows, fat 2 (H'l W
- GRATX MARKET.
COHKECTEUBr D. E. DOUGLAS, ORAI.1
DCALEK.
" spring .. . . . 55
Wheat, No.2.. .... ... .. . 4 75
Rjo.. ,. ........... .. 50
Barley. ......... .., . 25 Co
Corn in the ear. ,..... . ( 10
sfirtled 63. 22
HELP
Yoarvlvfi by nmkliiK monpy
.viien b KOiaen ennnce lsolTerrd.
thereto always keoylni; poverty
from j our dor. Thone who I
w ays take ad vnntnee of tlie etxxl
chances for making money that
are ofTered. generally bccr.mewealtliy. while thone
who do nfit Improve soch cbaravj remain In pov
erty. We want mativ men. women, boys and
elrU to work fur ns rfshi in their own localities.
The buninervt will p-iy mure than ten tine ordl
narywai?es. WefnrnNh an expensive owflt and
all that you need. free. No one who enii;t-i falli
to make money very rapidly. You can devote
your whole tt'ne to the work, or only your i-pare
moments. Full Information and all irat Ii needed
nt Tree. Addro ."tin t io., IVrtlrind,
Maine. 2yl
DR. BUTTS' mm
ZrtiUIiiiilSl" t 12 IT. E-J: Vstil, ST. 1CTO, 3.
THE Pfcyuclrat in etarjt of tl"" U l "lt t" I"l
tiooa are rcvUr raiuatrt la ntdtcmc sd .nrttrf Tran
r (iwrkm is tb trer.et f Ckrwle DLn. h' !
Uitir tksU iwJ tWr rli isrtor to lai cf tar woKiirj
practiuoarr, ttiat ttt ha?e tr-inari a sitaul rtftua
tkrnita laeir treatment tif eanlZicttef eax-
INDISCRETlONer EXPOSURE J
rulUKl a 9J p kills boosrrt.a. Wlret. Allirtar, llrekllls a.t
frtaaey TroabU. o4 SjpaUUIe or 2, rrarUI tiervw of lb
tarMt,alB er kaaea. treated ith Kcea,on aeieat e pna
clplet. w.UBt unr 3tertBrT or ehtr rmraUK-a Moiitiaee.
VrtllWC MPN aa4ucKofm.iJ.lIe r.e wlsoareior-
ra.a or eteatUal WeaaaeM, the rteolt ef aelf-ataw U joaJb
oreieetalaeaaureiiear". are pcrmacentle ctirrA. Tr.u dla
eaae prodncei aame of tke (otlowiar e5tBii";J.klltl.ee,
ajxxiaeaa. aereoiiaocia, dimaea of tifht toark, iadifeafioa,
eocitipalioa. deipoadrncy. coMumtau of alcaa, aeeruoo 19 ao
tielf. defeelne aiemorT. artoal elhili.iapote8tf or Io
ef maa!y eiear. whh aakt, ike titwa f bu,.ar. srmarruxe.
PflEffTS TREATED 2Z
ProaaUoa?iatraa ia pr.lerreJ. k n JT1EE ar-1 !
ti. Jjit of qeetticaa to be entwere- bj patieau it tinor, l'e
rneat eutleil free to a j ridin. on appiiat03.
reraaa aaff.H.f from Kaptaro ,kaaM fkerrad4ma,V
aa4 leant aoeartklat to tkelr adiaotarr. It U a ln.r
teeautaitn ' ttee'r ia r. a -tei'
OK. UClTrV. r .North UiM-,?U Loula. ilo.
$503 REWARD
Over. acilUos
or
Prof. Goilraetta's
FRXHCU
KIDNSi PADS
Hare Already
been sold in
' this coun
try atj(J Franc
very one of
which ho
glven perfect sat
isfaction, and
has per
formed1 cum ev
ery time,
when
ssed according
to directions.
We now ay to
the aUlIcted and
doubting onct
that we will pay
the abovt- reward
for a single case
ID-A-IMIIE BACE:
That tho I'nil fixlls to cure. Tlits (Irent Uenii-Jr
will POSITIVELY and PKKMA rCKNT I.V cunf
LnnibnRO, Lame Back, Sclxlcn. (.rav
el. DlaHete, uropy, uriBiii't uitrio
of the Kidney, Incontinence uud lie
tmtlonofthe Urine, Iiiflnmntlnit oTtlip
Kidney. Catarrh of the Illatlilrr, IllKh
Colored Urine, Pain In the Back, Sldo
or Loins, Nervous "Weakness, and ill
fnct Ml disorders of the Bladder ami Urinary Or
gan wbetlircontracleil by prltraiedlsiitv? or oU-i-.-.vUe.
I.ADH'S. if you are suffering from Kemitltr
WVaktinw. I.eucrrlne-. or any llse.- of Uit
Kltlneyt. Uladder.or Urinary Orjjnns,
YOU CAN BE CURED!
Without s allow liiir.usssiNKis medicines, by im
ply wearing
PROF. GUILMETTE'S
FRENCH KIDNEY PAD,
WllH'IirVKES UY ABSt UIMIO.V.
A;fc vtur rtruiotlst for Pilot. ia'II.MKTTK
FRKSH KIDNKY PA In imll-ke no other. t
hi nn& not got it. send Jt.wi and yun u III rt-eetva la
Pad, by rvturn mall.
'TKHHONIAM FROM THE PkOPK.
J VltC, K BUCHANAN. Lawyer. Toledo. O. .vy ;
"Oneof Prof. Untlniettv'ft Krrnch Kidney Piul
cured meof Lumbago In Uiree wrek's time. ly
case hail been 1 en up by the bett Doctors n In
rur&ble. During u'l thN time I .lUfTcred untold
asnnr nnd palrtnw Urge win ormonfy.
t:K0MJKT-rrreat.J.P..Ti.I'lis.O..9jn':"
"I suffertrt lor threo ears w It ti Sclullo Bnd Kid
ney lisea.s. nnd Mien had to jr about erutche.
I was entirely uiul pornUnentlr rurnl n"-r wear
Ins Prof. OuilmvUe' French; Kldne Piiil four
week."
'SQUIKE N. C. SCOTT. Syh anta. O.. write:
"I Iiavc hreti n Kreat sufferer for 15 veur w.lli
Iirleht's Dljtenaeof th Kidneys. Fot 'ta l :i
time I :m unable to gel out orbwd ; took fan ri-i
orinedlcine.l.uttheyKnveme uuly temporary ie
llof. 1 wore two ofPnl.t1tillnieHe Kidney Uiul
six week. nnd I now know lam entirely oured."
MltS HKLLKNJKIt.MK.Ti!i1o 0..s:
Tor j oa rs I liaielwim 11M1.. n jen-nt part of
the time In mvliMi. with I.i"i.t' . il female
wenkue. I wor miciifii'i ' i U .luey Pad
and w cured in one iiukiIIi."
II. II. CUKKX. W1nlealv rwr. F ndtay. U,
writes:
I vntrereil for S- year will I 'e IhhIc and In
threeweekw wns peraMinentlj i.it(by wcurlne
oneof PronOiillinette- Kidney P in"
B. V. KKK.-LINO.M. In. lnik-i:il. N(nniHrt.
Ind. whenendlni;lnuii order for Kidney Pd.
write: , ,
"I wore one of the tlrt one ve lmtl and 1 re
ceived moro be;etU from It thnn nnytlilint I r
used. Infartth Pad Klvejbctter caneral satisfac
tion than any Kidney remedy we old."
RAY sMlOCMAKKIt. I)rtUKtt. Hannibal.
"We arn v.orklne up a lively trade In jotr Pad,
and nrelK-ari!iKorKoodreulw ftoni thm eery
lay."
PROF. GUILM?IE'3 mm LIVER fid
Will positively, euro 1-Vver .ind Aictie. Iramb
Acue. AKueCake.lllllons Ke r. JannOtre. ik-i.
pepln,nndall ilheussril.e1..ver.btomacb mid
Blood. Price (I ) bv mall !h-iiiI for Prol. hill
mette's Treat le ou the Kldnevanrt Liter, frve-by
mall. Address I'llK.Nt'II l'.UH'O..
Toledo, lb Iv.
For sale bj W. II. aict'recry.
How Lost,.HowReslored
Just pill lheil. new leiitiioii oi llr. nir
well'n tVIebratrit F.tftay on the ra?-:U cure Ce '
out metlleiue) of sperm ttorrhoe. or Sen In
We ikne. Iiivnlmhiry Senilnal 1 fe, lni(x.' i -cy
Mental ndd Physlir.il IncapacUr. Impelline-.i
tuMnrrlace, fir,. etc.: alo. t'oimiiuiplkui. Ktilstt
r tnd Klv. Induced by self Indulgence .r Mrxunl
extravcnnrt,,tc.
Thecelebrated nulhor. In till ndiuirnble r-iv.
lce.rl uemoiisiraie. inmi a iniriv jeur r
cestul practice, thnt the iilartnluu coiimii leuct.
of helt-ahuse may be rmllollr cored: poluiliiK ou t
a mode of cure nt oiicrftiinple.rertaiii. nnd en'eet
ual.bv means of which everj sutrerer. nu mntlr
what Ills condition may Im. may cur hluumirprl
vately. Iheaplj and mdlcully
CT Till Wctureshoul t belli tbebandKofcvorr
youth and every mn'i In the land.
tent under Menl.tn a plain eiieloj. any ad
dre.. jiot paid, on receipt of lx cento, or t
(Mtstace utamp.
Address the Publisher.
TH2 CT7LV2SW2LL HSDICAL CO.,
I I Ann St., New York, N. Y. P O. Hox.aSHrf.
IS ly
liflSTETTEK
fj " CELEBRATED If
There Inniclvlllzed nat ou in tl'C Western
IIcmNheio In which the utility or Ilmte;
ter'n Sio'iineh IJIttersiirt a Joule. mrreotliH.
and artnti-'jlIItotis inedlclnf. Is not known
and appreciated. While It Is n iniillcllif lor
nil vasotiH and all cUmntDK, It In especially
siittfd to the complalntH jceneniteil by th
weather, helnirt he pnret and beM vBUtaMr
atlmnlant In the world.
For sale by UrtmirlstSHiid Dealei. to whorrr
apply for Hosteller's Almanac lor J8.1.
9
T. A. Bath. Joseph Body.
BATHBODY
proprietors
Cill KIT HiRlET.i
are now prepared toaccontmodate
the public with
Good, Sweet, Fresh
IMIjE-A-T.
Highest market price paid for
Beer Hides
AND
TALLO"W.
First door east ol P.O. IJrowarllle.
f
-t
A larre. nee aai eonpiele Carle l We
loek. toatwsis(. who miar otkert. the lot-
lBt chapter, A CemMteal n emxnbotrt.
3rl,tli Wife, TBperaaeau.tapaiiM
u-f ihcjbmuUi, Strn.'itT il Woneo. eaaae aol UratKrtt,
AlrtcetaBrrlegroom, Adeie ta Haibia-lt, -41Ke tonitei,
Prsauiatioa, lit aes Celibate and M Unmoor tyrt4.
CMlanl Dw&e, CwImomI, U,e ad CMTjMp. IpJ ua . Ur
eter9M C lUeeeJectl. S'aa le Mil4meVla rf 3Unf aa
Mer, leal r'ahtf af Barr4 ... ece.. taelaaief Irmiw pn'r
I. Wa.a. iar caaeM ul marnvit. A Mk fee yntau 14 mttdml
rwalae. af 1 ac". fa3 " "araT-jt, J UtI.Uceav
"THE PRIVA
PRIVATE MEJDICALAI"fj$E
cl.tc- a.eo oa Sperssatorrhoa. Sxo3 CobUltjr.
. uoaoiTnGBo uirvt DincwK. rwo
at
i Impotsnor. i
ImpOtesOT. ttotn SHf-Abea tod Excttft. ciumr
tmatort lmumuX ATrtal5dtej.TJxlttTtlfi
If tit lb wttZpniw &; SIpMM.wMiOpfAtvcMtwa'v :
Villa! Itote; tiat tz StTiiii i 7u2i:Ht KC :
FOp ONE DOLLAR S'&l&S''
Cebe3ao?eieiaaie. tuuimir 13 aajel. aaa .T.riCCr
2!i.,truoor The comblar ealaaie la poiitjee'e 4ae awt
popular MedUat Book pat:ahei. Tie aolhor u aa aipen
tztri cbeiieua of BiaaT eeare prattiee. (aa te well keowa;.
a4 tt. Ur. rt'te. to nim f nnrmnl W4 Am. v3 t. Mil rf
rau tare. M lUo. e3ri.r rrwa pnM er iaj r; aoeanj ' eejaje.
!;'"
p .r . mm M rami. wmv.w ... ...w . yj,-
fcjpiaaM.. rcetHa eapa uaa:!a4te.matnfe.Meec
p BUTT?' DISPENSARY'. -J
hakej
. eareo
caroaic c?ciece aba ccanpntated caaes, aaa 4.MIMI reeaifiac
from bnn eetsal aeeoeialwoa. aeir-akoae or a.iaal eicereea.
p.t.Mt."r..Ml hr ou.l aad exsreti. Where potMe. Dcr
aoaal eosaaltanoaia preferred, wkithte free a ad laerted. Qei
booj lo to aesvered he patieata deeirtoc treatneat jatailed freo
IS aar ailr.o ea aprhcat.eo. For boxke or trealoeal addreie
Pit. BCTT9. la Xorth 8th SU St. Loula. Mo.
mf M My Id e H,"'--ai """eta auatak
fVAIt I EoUtu . '.el 3 I. MHO.
MtjetopedU r Tki"; Woelh STI"' Ij lukat rta4a,,
Toautk arfo t'-o Jr euf .,r r.n ik lFe ootat free
aad r.ee I Tmt I at will lu-.ir. a wker i..r gluo a a,u,
AUrtu 11TVJIA tTIOSAL ft U. i Ol. tla ii-Z.-.:. !-.. St.
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