THE ADVERTISER
THUBSDAY, MARCH 10, 18S1.
Grass seeds at Nickell's.
Bead Dr. Collin's new "ad."
For first class groceries call on
T. L. Jones.
o&6 A. A
in this issue.
ilclnincb'a new "ad."
3Tew supply of nice cakes at Fur
i&m Palmer's.
The city was
pie last Saturday.
crowded with peo-
Furniture and tinware repaired
by Stevenson & Cross.
The best brands of
an hand at T. L. Jones'.
flour always
Call at this office for all kinds
job work, at reasonable rates.
of
Want butter and eggs. Highest
price paid by Stevenson & Cross.
Finest stock of wall paper ever"
in Brownville at NickelFs drugstore.
Dr. Collins, Dentist, Brownville.
Office hours, 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. Xot at
home on Fridays.
Best Bread in Brownvillo at the
new Bakery of Funnan fc Palmer al
ways fresh and clean. Give them .a
trial.
Thos. Bichards sells Furniture and
Cook Stoves, Coffins, Hardware, Farm
Implements, cheaper than any man in
Nemaha county.
Married, on the 3d inst., by Elder
J. J. Henry, at the home of the groom,
Mr. Wm. Halroyd and Mrs. Mary Wil
son, both of Glen Bock, Neb.
Married, on Feb. 23d, by Elder J.
J. Henry, at the home of the bride's
parents, Mr. Arlington "Watkins and
Miss Metella E. Epler, both of Glen
Rock, Neb.
The first cheering note of the blue
bird greeted our ears last Sunday
morning: But the romance of that
song was disturbed next day by an
eight inch snoK..
Married, on- March 3d,. 1881;. at
the residence of the bride!s.brotherKby.
Rev. Mr. Bingham, Mr. Frank Baker
and Miss Lina Leech, all' of. Bratton,
Nemaha county, Nebraska.
If any of our country subscribers
to Thk Advertiser desire to pay up
arrearages in corn and a year in ad--
ranee, we will allow them twenty-five
cents a. bushel for the same. This of
fer will stand good until March 15th.
If you want any kind of job
work done, plain or fancy, blanks, bill
heads or letter heads, horse bills, visit
ing caTds, wedding, eawlft, etc.. We
have one of the best job offices in- the
west, and will do yeas work promptly
and cheap.
Engineers have lately been exam
ining the river- at this, point with a
view of buildisg-a railroad bridge. It
is not known certainly, in whose inter
est these engineers are acting; but it is
understood that bedrock, is reached at
a depth ofrfrom-twenfcjight to forty-
two feet..
Max. Jas. G. Clark, in the Presbyte
rian church,.last Friday evening, enter
tained. t)na of Brownville's best audi
ences.. Mr. Clark is a sweet singer and
aipleasant gentleman, and gives more
real, soulful, elevating pleasure for 25
oenta than you can get elsewhere for
the same money.
The great man of Mentor has been
declared President of the United States,
without a dissenting voice; and the
Union House, Brownville, is unani
mously accorded to be the best dollar-a-day
house in the West. Best table,,
best beds, best cigars and every apr
gointment of the house tends- peace,
pleasantness, quiet and comfort
When you come to town call at the-
Union and prove what we say.
SUerr Firm"
Lon. and Milt Jones, under the firm
name of Jones Bros., having purchas
ed the meat market of Bath & Body,
would respectfully iuvite the public to
call and see them. Jones Bros, claim
to understand their business, and will
not only Seep all kinds of meats that
can be had in this market but deal it
out in choice parcels, tastefully cut, to
suit purchasers. Remember the place
old. stand of Body Bros.
This, winter has been remarkable
for blizzards; The one that made us
the maddest held forth Wednesday af
ternoon and night last week. Snow
fell to the depth of about eight inches,
and came in whirls, eddies and" gusts,
from all directions at once. It placed
an embargo on railroad business, and
we did not have a Lincoln train
from Wednesday evening until well,
this is the eighth day, and no train yetr
except from Nebraska City.
Carpets and oil
cloths, a 'big stock.
Call and see. He
will sell cheaper than
anyone. Dolen.
The editor of Tiie Advertiser
has always been an advocate of woman
suffrage, hence The Advertiser will
do all it can to elect the suffrage amend
ment The point that the anti-suffragists
are harping on, that a majority of
women do not want to vote, even if
true, does not figure with us as-an-argument
at all The objeet of the
amendment is to concede and guarantee
a right tnat tne women are now de
prived of, and that many ask for.
Those who do not want to avail them
selves of the right ortprivilege of vot
ing, need not do so. There will be no
law compelling such to vote.
LOCAL PEESONALS.
B. H. Bailey, of Bratton, called,
Saturday.
Miss Eva OTelt is in the city,
visiting.
Jolly Jim Titus, of Nemaha City,
was in town Saturday.
Dr. Eberiy paid St. Soe a Yisit last
week, to see Sara Bernhardt.
J. H. Drain, of Nemaha, paid Tiie
Advertiser a visit Saturday.
D. B. Colliapp, of Tecumseh, has
sold his cigar manufactory to Charlie
Scott.
Wm. Watkins and T. H. Bunford,
of Glen Rock, paid us a short visit
last Saturday.
Miss Mary Campbell, who for some
time past has been visiting friends at
Nebraska City, arrived at home last
week.
- Capt, Alex. Carey, of St. Louis,
has returned to Brownville, and will
have charge of the ferry boat this
season.
Miss Carrie Leech, who has been
teaching the Washington precinct
school, arrived at Brownville Saturday
evening.
Miss Annie McComas returned
from Ohio, Wednesday last, where she
has been visiting with relations during
.the winter.
Every bridge on the Republican
river, seven, was washed away by
high water last week. Several mills
were also destroyed.
Thomas Body, living north of the
poor farm, offers some fine stock, and
farming implements for sale at public
auction next Monday.
air. ana .Mrs. it. u. Heikes were
given a farewell ball by the yoaag peo
ple of Brownville, at the Opera House,
Monday evening, Mr. and Mrs. H,
Started for Ohio Wednesday.
Hon. Chureh Howe went directly
to his comfortable rural home, from
ms arduous legislative laoors, and is
enjoying much needed rest We un
derstand that his farmer friends last
Thursday evening gave him a reception,
and gathered around him by hundreds
and gave him the grasp of cordial
friendship and appreciation.
There was a "railroad meeting'
held in the court house last Thursday
evening. There was quite a number
out, and some talk and resolutions
were indulged in, but no one seemed
to have a very well defined idea or in
formation of the object of the meeting;
:but from what we could gather the
call for the meeting seemed to be based
upon a rumor that no DedrocK ror a
bridge-had;been.or was likely to be,
found at Nemaha or Aspinwall. This
news was- very indefinite, however,
and the only action taken by the meet
ing was to appoint a committee, con
sisting of Jno. L. Carson,. C. W. Wheel
er and J. S. Stull, to look after the gen
eral railroad interests of the- city, and
ascertain the condition of the- Brown
ville bridge charter, and report at any
subsequent time thiit a meeting may
be called by the committee-.
CLOCKS !
Stevenson & Cross.
"Equity," of the Post continues
the whine about the Advertiser's
"abuse" of Daily, Schick and Reyman.
Very well let them call it abuse if it
will be any oil to .their sore spots, self
inflicted, and exposed by us, and our
correspondents. The truth is the
worst kind of medicine for those fel
lowsbut The Advertiser has no
other kind for them. We haven't a
bit of whitewash on hand, and they'll
have to be content with the daubs of
the Sheridan Post
A man took 2,100 head of sheep
to the "Dismal" last falL Ho walked
into North Platte a few days ago feel
ing quite dismal. The weather had
kitted1 every weather and ewe he had.
He thinks that country more suitable
foe raising white bears and Esquimau
dogs than-sheep.
Fresh seeds at NickelTs.
See change in Dr. Eberly's card.
Wagon timber and iron by Steven
son & Cross.
Berkshire hogs, highbred for
by Stevenson & Cross
sale
Ladies' French kid
shoes at Dolen's.
Timothy seed, raised in Nemaha
county, at Nickell's Drug store.
Best Bread in the city at Funnan
& Palmer's and don't you forget it.
JUST BEAR IN MIND.
Choice teas at Whittemore's, at Bed
Rock prices.
Anyone wishing to buy an outfit
for housekeeping can save money by
i-buying of Stevenson & Cross, as they
keep everything in that line.
GRAIN!
Highest market price-paid by D. E,
Douglas fe Co-.
Stoves, furniture,, and queensware L
by Stevenson & Cross.
Oranges, Lemons,
Pickles, Fish of all
kinds, Hams, Bacon
and Shoulders at Do
len's Ifotlcc
Is hereby given that I wiH examine-
all persons wha may desire to oner
themselves as candidate for teachers
of the primary or common schools of
this county, at the Court House, in
Brownville on the first Saturday in
each month. Philip Crother,
21-tf Co-Superintendent,
SPRING TRADE.
Stevenson & Cross
Are going to sell the following lines of
goods at extra inducements for the com
ing season :
Clocks, Stoves, Furni
ture, Queensware,
Bain Wagons, Corn Shelters, Corn Plant
ers, Harrows; Seeders, Stock Cutters, Cul
tivators, Plows and Spring Wagons.
Hardware, Tinware,
Iron,
Wagon Timber.Groceries, Pumps, Sewing
Machines, Silverware and Cutlery, with a
full line of COFFINS, Burial Cases,
Bobes, Suits, and Hearse. Calls attended
promptly, night or day.
Hardware, Furniture and Stoves a
Specialty.
To buy a good deal for a little mon
ey, come and try us.
Public Sale. At CM. Hayden's,
two miles west of London, on Satur
day, March 12th, 1881, 'commencing at
10 o'clock, a. m. the following property
will be sold : 5 work horses, 8 cows,
1 colt, 28 head of Swine, Siiead of calves,
1 set double harness-, 1 two- horse culti
vator, 4 two horse wagons, I spring
wagon, 1 double shovel cultivator, 3
stirring plows, 1 cook stove, 2 heating
stoves, 1 sofa, 1 secretary, bedsteads,
tables, stands, chairs, and a variety- of
household furniture.
Cutting Affray. In a quarrel
concerning a Bmall meat bill, last Sat
urday evening, Will Emery had his
face badly cut, with a meat knife, by
Isaac Williams, in his butcher Bhop.
Williams was arrested, brought before
Justice Osbern, and bound over in the
sum of $500 to appear at the next term
of the District Court.
We are in receipt of the seed
catalogue of David Landreth & Sons,
Philadelphia, Pa. It is illustrated with
cuts of their farm buildings and the
more important vegetables. It con
tains valuble tables and instructions to
market gardeners and amateurs. It is
mailed, postpaid, to all who apply for
It.
For the best and
cheapest Sewing Ma
chines on the market
see J. L. McGee.
Liquor retailed at saloons after the
law comes into operation must bo
pure, or; at least, free from poisonous
drugs, and the low. provides a severe
penalty for violation of this provision.
That is one of the- best things of the
law.
"Bread is the staff of life. and
Homewood So Shiffer's flour is what
ladies generally use now when they
want a good article of the "staff." Can
be had at the stores and groceries at
Brownville-and Nemaha City.. 27tf
The most pleasant and" prompt congh
remedy ! Dr. Marshall's Lang Sjrrap.
Children cry for It. Call on our druggist
and try a bottle of 11 Pries onlp 05- and 50
h cents.
Fifteen pigeons each, at twenty
one yards rise, were-shot at by W W.
Browning and It. O. Heikes, Saturday,
for the Nemaha County Sportsmen's
badge, resulting: Browning, 13;
Heikes, 11.
Farmer
If you anticipate getting harness
this spring, gi ve me a call before buy
ing, for workmanship, quality of stock,
and prices, I can give you the best.
B. F. Sotjdek.
Call upon Seeman for groceries at
low prices. He pays no rent, does his
own work, buys for cash, and he. can
and will sell cheaper than any other
house. Highest market price paid for
Country produce.
FARMERS.
David Campbell Las the largest stock
of Farming implements ever brought
to this county. Call and see him if
you want good plows.
Miss Emma Uhlig, of Atchison
county. Mo, died Wednesday, and was
buried Friday in the cemetery of this
city. Aged 14 years.
We are always pressed to recommend a
good article, Dr. Marshall' Lung Syrap
never falls to care a cough or cold In a short
time. Trrlt. Only 25 and 50 cen la abottlo.
Sold by all druggists.
For Sale CnEAr.--A House and
three lots in a desirable location in this
city.. For further particulars call at
this office.
Fresh milch cows, gentle and well
broke, for sale by J. L. Ilitte, four
miks south of Nemaha City. 39-wS"
Prof. Guirtnette's Freach Kidney Pad Is
manufactured In this country from- the
French formula, and Is the genuine. For
sale by druggists.
Plow boots and rub
ber boots at Dolen's.
Coffins And furniture, a large stock
of all styles by Stevenson -& Cross.
We clip the following items from
the Rock Port Journal, 5th inst:
The Mary ville Republican says it is
rumored that the Wabash will extend
their Clarinda branch down the Noda
way from Itoseberry to St. Joseph.
It seems to be settled that the Q. M
& P. will be extended to the Missouri
river in this county the coming season.
This will place BockPort and the peo
ple of Atchison county directly in con
nection with the Wabash system of
roads. It is a big thing.
The Council Bluffs Nonpareil is au
thonty for saying that a new bridge
across the Missouri is to be build at
an early day. The contract, which has
oeen signea, seaiea ana uenvereu. is
held by the Keystone Bridge company
wiiuu is now matting me preliminary
surveys. Nebraska City peoplo cher
ish the belief that Jay Gould is at the
bottom of the move, and that the
Wabash will build from Shenandoah
to that plaee.
Hams, Cheap, at J. L,
McGee' s.
At the M.E. Church, next Sunday
evening, the Pastor will devote a half
an hour to "Scripture and Science,"
and will discuss the question, "Who
are right Moses, Paul and others who
declare, or Lyell, Winchell and others
who deny, that Adam was the first
man?"
E. J. Wi llis, Pastor.
FOR BARGAINS
in harness, collars, whips, saddles,
curry combs, horse brushes, and every
thing: usually kept in a flrst-class har
ness shop, call on J. II. Bauer, corner
Main and Second streets Brownville,
Neb.
Pare Cod-Fish, not mix"
ed with Hake, at J. L. Mc
Gee's. Mr. Kennedy, the young post
.master of Fairview, Reel Willow coun
ty. Neb., who was recently detected in
robbing the mail?, and is now awaiting
trial hi the Lancaster jail, ' w:is not
long ago a student in the. Nebraska
University
This is the first time we have al
luded to it this winter as "the ueauti
ful snow." It fell so geutly and pro
fusely Monday forenoon. While very
beautiful it J is getting a little, monot
onous. Fall wheat Flour at J. L.
McGee 's.'
The inaugurations of .President
Garfield, on the 4th, took place amidst
unprecedented civic and -military
grandeur and display, and passed off in
good feeling and universal approbation.
Young men, Dolen
has added to his stock
a full line of clothing
for spring and sum
mer. Also, a full
stock of Boy's cloth
ing, which he will sell
cheap.
In Atchison county Mo; Lincoln
township, recently, a young man nam
ed C. A. Holt, swallowed arsenic and
died, because the girl he loved would
not consent to marry him.
Chaxceilok Fairfield will be
in Brownville Sunday, March 20th, at
which time he will deliver a Lecture
on temeprance, of which further notice
will be given.
Maj. Caffrey has sold outhis Pilot
paper, at Wyandott, Kan., to a com
pany of gentlemen,, who will publish a
dairy, and call it the "Kawsmouth
PUot.n -
When yon want a nobby suit of
clothes, or a Rice pair of pants, call on
Jacob Marohn. He will please you,
both a3 to prices and fit. Don't fail to
try hint.
A man named Graham was recenV
Iy killed at Camp Sheridan by James
Kissick. The latter acted in self de-defense.
March 7th snow fell to the depth
of eight inches.
Attention is called to David
Campbell's new "ad." in this, issue.
Try some of that magnificent Saw-
log chewing tobaco,at T. L. Jones.
Flour,all the brands,
at Dolen's.
It is against the rules of the church
at Seward for boys and girls to chaw
gum in meetin.
We hope we will not be provoked
to say anything soon again about our
spike team of legislators.
The Jongregationalists are under
taking the enterprise of building an
academy at Franklin, Neb.
2,000 yards ging
hams, at 6 1-4, at Do
len's. There is no town in Nebraska of
the size of Brownville that does
much substantial business.
as
Found. A pair of silver specta
cles. Own?r will please call at this
ofiiw, .'tin! . ; for this notice.
The Nebraska State Teachers'
Association will hold its fifth aunual
session in Omaha, March 29, 30, 31.
SEEDS. SEEDS.
Hedge, Field and Garden, Fresh,
Drug and Book store of McCreery.
at
iSBaiWap
Will be herethisweek.
Stevenson & Cross.
"They say" the bridge locators at
the mouth of the Nemaha find no indi
cations of bedrock, at their present
depth of 60 feet.
Highest market price paid by
E. DOUGLAS & CO.
r
The five civilized Indian tribes of
the Indian Territory, says the Colarado
Farmer in 1880, cultivated over 300,-
000 acres of land, raised 336,000 bushels
of wheat,. 2,205,000 bushels of corn, 1,-
022,000 oats, and vegetables in the same
proportion.
Ladies, call and see
the handsomest thing
in neck ties, cord and
tassels in all shades,
trimming silk and
velvets, and some
thing new in buttons
at Dolen's.
Wagon Timber for sale by David
Campbell.
An Itcmtar Appropriation.
In telllngcof- Warner's Hafe Ktdney and
Liver Cure. Un Republican, Hudson, N. Y.
ays In Us Washington Items: "It seems to
be generally understood that an-especial ftp
proprlatlorewlll be mode tot the purohase.
for the use of t her, members of Senate and
House, of Warner's Safe Pills and Warner'u
Safe Bitters."" 20m3
Sandwich 4 hole mounted sheller,
for sale cheap by Stevenson & Cross.
AnX
On the margin of your Advertiser,
or on tho wraM'C-r, indicates that the
limf paid for 5;ft? expired, and that
a
settlement and leittiwai :s .solicited
!
us. ti
Cash Paid for Wheat.
The highest market price
paid for good wheatat Glen
Rook Mills. 43if
JQ.HUPDART& CO.
DO YOU WANT
Nursery stock, all kinds, of the very
best quality and varieties, fresh from
the ground in which they grow? Go
to FURNAS NURSERY, Brown
ville, Nebraska. 37-tf
Wastes
One or more sets of books to post up
and keep in order double entry style.
Books opened, closed and corrected. A
few more private student) at reason
able rates.
2tt-tf A. W. SULTZRAUGH.
Hyglealc.
Tho Express. Chicago, says of Warner's Safe
Kidney and Liver Cure: "It Is, In the high
est senKe.hyglenlc.and can be used by young
and old with equal advantage. It gives the
only relief yet attained, that can be termnl
permanent. In Krlghl'aDisease, and till
alone should rank It higher In the lists or
medical triumphs." 20m3
For first-class goods,
and of all kinds, call
at Dolen's.
STOP TflAT COUGII.
By going to the reliable and well
known Drug stand of J. J. Bender, at
JJeinaha City, and buying a Si bottle
of Green Jfountain Cough Balsam.
If, after using two-thirds, you get no
relief r return the balance and get your
money back, bee advertisement in
this paper.
CASH PAID
fer Seedling Cotton woods, Asb, Elm,
Maple, Box Elder, and Sycamore.
Call on me for sizes and price.
ROBT.W.TURXAS.
37tf" Brownville, Xebr.
D
Oat meal at Dolen's.
Bain "U'agona, whips and cross-cut
saws by Stevenson &-Cross.
Fresh Bread, piea and cakes al
ways on hand at Funnan & Palmer's
S&rewdacss sad Ability.
Hop Bitters so freely advertised In all the
papers, secular and religious, are baring
a large sale, and are supplanting all other
medicines. There Is no denying the virtues
of th hop plant, and the proprietors of
these Bitters have shown great'shrewdness
and ability in compounding a bitters whose
virtues are so palpable to everyone's obser
vation, Exchange.
The GREAT GERMAN INVIGORaTOR
Is the marvel of the Medical "World. It
never falls to completely enre Nervoas De
bility, Itnpotenoy, Mental Depression, and
all diseases caused from excesses. The testi
mony of thousands can be had by writing
F. J. CHENEY, Toledo, Ohio, sole agent
for the United States. Price Si 00 per box,
six boxes for $5.00. If your druggist doos
not keep the remedy, send to headquarters
and get the medicine by mall. Circulars
and testimonials on application. d
An old darkey, who was asked if in
his experience prayer was answered,
replied: "Well'sah; 'pends on w'at you
axes fo Just arter de wah, w'en it
was mighty hard scratchin' fo the
colored bredren, I 'bsarved dat w'en I
pray de Lord to sen' one o Marse Pey
ton's turkeys fo the ole man, dare was
no notice taken ob de partition; but
w'en I pray dat he wud sen' de ole man
fo de turkey de matter was 'tended to
befo sun up nexr mornin', dead sartin.
Ex.
Clothing, Glothin
SHOES, SHOES.
Ml new and fresh, just ar
rived, and the finest on the
market. Will be sold very
low. Everybody call early
at the Model Souse of J
L. McGee.
The great satirist, the senator from
.New iork, referred to Whyte, of
Maryland, as "the last twig upon the
democratic tree." MI gaze upon the
Maryland senator," said be. "with
melancholy, not as the last rose of sum
mer, but as the last rose of hist sum
mer. The sight is pathetic. The
Maryland senator is the last remnant
of that entity once know as the dem
ocrat party, lie is the last of the Mo
hicans,, the hast of the bourbon barons.
ana oeforehim, wrapped m the mouldy
and melancholy mantle of past great
ness, I uncover with profound respect."
The B. &M. Distributing Seed Wheat
Amongst the Seedy.
The B. & M. Railroad Company is
doing a good work in the distribution
of seed wheat among the destitute
farmers in the southwest part of tho
State. The plan of distribution is this :
Applications are sent to the County
Clerks in advance, to be distributed
am'ong the farmers, filled out by them
and returned to the Clerk, where they
are examined by the Clerk or the Com
missioners, and classified into first,
second and third classes, representing
those most needy, those less needy,
and those who do not need assistance.
The company has distributed largely
l m tne counties of Franklin. Gosoer.
Harlanv Pumas. Red Willow, Hitch
cock and Frontierand are just sending
in another lot cf fifteen hundred bush
els. Manager Touzalin, by whose
direction this distribution of seed wheat
has been made, has shown that he takes
interest in the welfare of the people
who ars his patrons. Ex.
Tor the Young People.
Wo have received from the publishers a
copy of the Home Companion, an eight-page
llluitrntcd paper for yoang folks. Wo huv
no hexltar.cy In saying that the paper Ik th'
beat now published for children. It Ir
sprightly and handsome, nnd tho tone of it
Is morn!', so rrnich no. Indeed, that after n
careful perusal of Its pages we fall to fled i
Ingle item that lsobjeotlonablfr8nd we with
pleasure recommend It to every family as
Jnst Sho paper to put In the hands of children.
It Is published at 239 St. Clalr St.. Cleveland.
O., by the Hoanr Companion Pcbusuinc
Co. The price per year Is only 60 cents for
.cult-Monthly and & cents for Monthly, and
a pr-ent Included. Send for a specimen
ropy.
ICffi
3evr Bible. Quick Work.
Tho new version of the New Testament,
which hs beea so many yearn In course of
translation, and hlch- Is nnquestlonably
tbe moat Important literary enterprise this
century has seen. Is being waited for with
curiosity nd anxiety by hundreds of thou
sands. It Is not generally known that a first
edition of 500.njs copies has already been
manufactured In England, and 100,000 copleH
are said to be already In New York City, not
one of them permitted to be sold. They
are awaiting a telegram from the authorities
In England authorizing their Issne. The
first copies can only be had at the extrava
gant price of ?10 per eopy. The Literary
lie volution proposes fully to meet the de
mands wMch Its array of friends are making
upon It by doing probably the quickest work
In book-making which has eyer yet been ac
complished. Arrangements have been fully
made to put the entire book Into type Inside
of 21 hours from the time n printed copy of
the English edition can be procured, anil
within throe days at least tO.000 copies will
be bound redy for deliver' to waiting custo
mers, and at least 5,000 copies will be manu
factnred every day thereafter, nntll the de
mand I met. It will be printed In large,
beautiful type, neatly and strongly bound In
cloth, in a volume of about 500 page, and
sold at thfrnomlnul price of 30 cents. A fine
edition In balf Russia, gilt top, will be sold
for 60 conl. and one In full Turkey morocco.
gilt edges, for $1.25. Of course, the popular
demand will be- enormous. Orders will be
filled In the order In which they are received,
with remittance. American Book Exchange.
New York.
How f Hake Soap- Tor a Cent
a Pound.
Shave Into small pieces five bars of Dob
bins' Electric Soap, and boll In three quarts
of water, nntll the soap Is thoroughly dissol
ved, so that upon straining through a sieve
nothing remains, add to the solution or
"suds" threo gallons of cold water; stli
briskly for several mlnuTca-fornix, and set
It away to cool. Though It will look l!k
notbing butsoap.auds while warm, n chem
ical reaction will take place, and In twenty
four hours time will develop forty or fifty
pounds of magnificent nnd white soft soap
costing Jen !fcsr one cent a pound, and a
good as many of tho adulterated compound
called soap, and sold at seven to- ten cents a
pound. How long would It take for any oth
er soap used the same to become anything
but "soap-suds?" Anyhousewlfe known
that It can not be done with any soap she
has ever used. See If It can be done with
Dobbins' Electric J. M. Campdkli.,
8y HoSe-Agent.HowwrdNeb.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
R. EBERLT DENTIST Inserts artlfl-
riai teetn on uoid. silver, celluloid, and
Gutta Fercba a. from f10 to 850 a set. Work
nrst-ciass, ana saiiRracuon gURrantpeii.
Offlce, corner Main and First Street.
Brownville, Nebraska.
Dr. Eberiy comes from one of the best den
tal colleges In the country.
Hats
Hats
DAVZD CAMPBELL.
Dealer
Agricultural
Brownville,
NEWTON and T
SCHUTTLER ff A II II il 3
Spring Wagons and Buggies FBOM0SAS
TBI" rtTTrC8 Moline
J Furst &
their improved Sulky. Canton Clipper, Dixon Clipper, and Norwegian,
oFJLubuque, Iowa. My
CULTIVATORS
I wish to call your special attention to the NEW ERA
or Moline Plow Co's Tongucless Cultivator, made of wrought iron, with
wooden wheels, waranted to be as good and durable and do ars good work
in the field as any tongueless cultivator in the market.
Road Scrapers
FURST. &
BRADLEY'S
And the Sucker State and
The MARSEILLES Cf&ll., ,M- A,. and Roller
Stalk Cutter
Double Row
HARROWS,
Vibrating and Rcversable Harrows.
FARMER'S f-a-. ITf
Corn Planter
FRIEND
Weyhrieh Header
I also handle the CHAMPION MACHINE, and the Keystone
PEED MILL and PEED CUTTER Also a full line of
Corn Shelters, Wheelbarrows and Wagon
Wood- Work
These good's will be sold as cheap as any first class goods in this mai ket..
Call and see the largest stock of Implements ever brought to this
County.
Farm fer Sale.S& Acres.
Two ant) one-half miles southeast of Fern
30aaresander cultivation, SO acres pasture,
with g 06 fenc. Good rm.nlng vrater in
pasture. Good house, well and plenty of
timber. House Insured for Ave years, far
S5UO. Terms, S12X); $300 cash and balance on
four reara time. If dwdred. For further par
ticulars, call on or cddreg.t
ABE WILLIAMS.
3S-tf Peru, Nebraska.
MARL ATT &. KING,
DZAMntS IN
General Merchandise
Dry Goods, Groceries, Ready'JIadS Clothlnu.
Boots, Shoes. Hats, Cap, and a General As
sortment of Drugs and Patent Medlcluei.
43. Highest prlcca paid for butter and
eggs.
ASPINWALL, NKBRASXA.
PEisrsioisrs.
Kvery wound or injury. cvn by accident,
or any disease, entitles a soldier of the late
war to a pension. All Pensions by the law
of January. 1879, begin hack at date of dl
ohanreor death of thesotdler. AH entitled
should apply at onee. Thousand who ere
now drawt g a pension- tre entitled to an
Increase. Soldier nnd n-lilowe of tho war
of 1S12, and Mexlrnn war are entitled to pen
sloni. ThoiiHondsnreye entitled to bounty
bnt do not know 1U Kee In nil cae SI0
Fiy for every description of war elaiim
collected. Employ an attorney residing In
Washington, who can give per nnl atten
tion to your hu!neK. American nnd For
efn patents ohtnlned on short notice. Send
two stiimp for pension ami bounty Ihws.
Address W. T. FITZGERALD, V. .S.
Plnlm Agent, Lock Box J'22, Washington.
D. C. feb!7
LANDRETHS'
ns a ratal Card for C&ts- JLvlfA
Pj?0- ! lOUUrtamiuuHtv&KtiKS
Ctwr M UUmt Stat.
DAVID LAKDJtETH c 80WS,ItoiaiPJL
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SyS
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Invalids vrho have lost foot ore recovering
vital stamina, declare In grntefu! terms
ineir appreciation of the merits as a tonic
of Ho- tetter' Stomach Bitters. Not only
does It Impart strength to the weak, II
correct an Irregular add stale of the stom-
acn.maues trie bowels act at Proper Inter
XffiS 23? &JJ&L"S 5
niHuiiiaiicana Kianey troumes, ana con
quer as well as prevent fever and ague.
rorsaieny au .uragglsts and Dealers gener-
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rewmty la th world for BiirJit'i l
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-tyj 'iVstitnontals of thslslxhtst e-rd la irrocf
of these stxtemcotsu
ror th enre of TJTjab, eCX for Wswr
aUrTs 8aTi DUTkartea. Cbtc.
, -tTor the enre of Rrlc-at-'s and the ethef
dlseases. call for vrrBcz'a Satfe HJAmer
aatl Llrcr Core.
KtWsraer'
SafeKeme
dies sre sold
by DrujaTpist
and Dealers
in9Iedicin
eTerxwIiere.
EEWABM&CO,
Pr opxlstors.
Roorh t?r. X.X.
iBarsnd for Pasiphlet
and Tertim&abLls.
P CELEBRATED IA
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n
Implements
Nebraska.
fl f If t
9
Plow Co's Sulky and Walking Plows,
Bradley, or Garden City Clipper, and
Are from the same
Manufactury.
and JRoad Ploics.
Listers and Drills
Blunt Press Wheat Drills.
Combined.
FURST & BRADLEY, or
f "Frcedman,.,r O'Brien, and Ster-
- A. - , Has few Eauals
and no Superiors.
Is the Best in the
Market.
David Campbell,
STASDARB IVXIGUTS.
The following tabl howa the number o
pounds In a bushel of the Txrloaa articles
mentioned:
Apples, dried St i
IVarhes.... 33
Potatoes, Irish 80'
Totntoes. iwnI .60'
Pa ,.0
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Slt 60
SEED8.
Blur Grata. ,U
Clover ...... 60
Hemp. . .M
Osage Oranj...M
Somhnin...... .3
Timothy i
Turnip M
Wheat 60
Broom Corn..4J
Hungarian . .......
Mlllst BO
Barley.
Rean.i, citor,.-W
Deans, vrblte.....flu
Bran ...... ................00
Buckwheats jjj j
Coal, stone ..... SO j
Corn, on cob ..7D j
Corn.sbellad 59
Cora Meal .......50
Hair, plastering . 8
Hay, ton 3,000
Honey, stra'd. gnl13
Lime, unslackad SO
Malt, Barley SO
Oats ..........JM
Onions kt
f Onion 8eU...33
DENTISTRY.
Dr. J. C.Ebexhji
Formerly of St. Jw, hns permanently lo
cated In Brownvlll., Neb.J
FIXE WrfK A SPECIALTY.
Offlco Southwest corner Muln and Flrnt sts..
LEVI JOHNSON, PB0PRIET0K,
Centrally located; Good fare,
bio spared to make guents
Good barn for horse and
and poirim,
comfortable-
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HARRIS REMEDY CO. rfl CHEMISTS.
Unmottcffnf testimony to the JZJtcaev of
rrof. ItarrW Seminal rantUleH, tukn
front Irettera rgceinctl from J'atroiiat
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e; aaaj ma aaotbar aa aaoa aa poaaibla. That packar
jtopped an apparent rroable.fcat rhereata wrakaen ytt. aa4
I wub joa wooH prroare th.a lot far the rare of Out.
Iora,Oer. 10th. 197a 1 am ilmctt larpriwJ it rmr Pa
hllaa. They bara worked Uka a charm a a m. i aa it
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