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THE ADVEBIISEK
THURSDAY, MARCH 24, 1881.
Grass seeds at Nickell's.
For first class groceries call on
T. L. Jones.
New supply of nice cakes at Fur--zaan
& Palmer's.
Furniture and tinware repaired
by Stevenson & Cross.
The best brands of flour always
on hand at T. L. Jones'.
Stoves, furniture, and queenBware
by Stevenson & Cross.
CalLat this office for nil kindi nf
job work, at reasonable rates.
Want butter and eggs. Highest
price paid by Stevenson & Cross.
Finest stock of wall paper ever
in Brownville at Nickell's drugstore.
Dr. Ccllins, Dentist, Brownville.
Office hours, 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. Not at
home on Fridays.
Best Bread in Brownville at the
new Bakery of Furman & Palmer al
ways fresh and clean. Give thorn a
trial.
Tnos. Richards sells Furniture and
Cook Stoves, Coffins, Hardware. Farm
Implements, cheaper than any man in
Nemaha count'.
Vennor, the weather prophet, pre
dicts a warm, dry spring, a cool wet
summer, and considerable sickness.
He is a close guesser.
"We have before u a copy of the
Greenleaf Journal,Kansn3, and notice
that our whilom friend and citizen J.
"W. BlisSj is. one of the publishers
May you, brother Bliss, and your paper,
live long and prosper.
Found. A roll of rag carpet, on
the road south of Nemaha City. Own
er can have same by calling at Marlatt
& King's store, Aspinwall, proving
property, and paying fifty cents for
this notice.
vThe Journal, of Rock Port, Mo.,
says:
Governor Furnas, of Brownville, is
a candidate for Commissioner of Agri
culture. In our humble opinion Pres
ident Garfield could nos. make a better
selection. "We hope the Governor will
meet with success.
Remember that Baltist Stroblo is
always ready to sell you, cheap-, all
kinds of groceries; fresh broad,, pies,
cakes, candy, nuts,, etc., etc. "When
you are hungry, and want a good warm
meal, he will be-happy to.-serve you.
"We read with pleasure-tho admir
able two-column speech of Senator
Saunders, on the river and harbor bill.
It is full of facts and figures that every
body ought to read and know, and we
regret that our space is so limited that
we can not publish it in our columns.
The speech may b& found in full in the
Omaha Republican of the 18th inst.
The great man of Mentor has been
declared President of the United States,
without a dissenting voice; and. the
TJniox 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 ap
pointment of the house tends, peace,
pleasantness, quiet and comfort.
"When you come to town call at the
Union and prove what wo say..
George Berlin's barber shop has
the best appointments for the comfort
and accomodation of patrons..
Always warm and pleasant.
Best furniture.
Best chairs.
Best workmen;
And users-of the "weed" always find
the best cigars, of various brands, rahis
case. So the long and short of it is-:
If you want to be happy go to Berlin's
for your shaves and cigars.
R. 0. Fellows, of the- Sheridan
squirt-gun, being pinned to the wall by
an able, logical and truthful letter by
J. S. Church, in that miserable sheet,
makes a feeble attempt to extricate
bimself by a tissue of lies and misrep
resentations, slanders and abuse of
and about The Advkrtiser. False
hood, and the- baby plea of "he com
menced it," are most too thin for intel
ligent people. Judge Church remains
unanswered;.
The Beatriee Express is not pleas-ed-with
The Advertiser's support of
Church Howe, and is still less pleased
with Mr. Howe himself, because he
did more in the work of bursting Pad
dock than any other man. The opinion
or desires of the wishy-washy Express
is of little concern to us; but for the
sake of its readers we advise it to
disist from holding up before them, the
remains of a political corpse that in its
lifetime was accidentally made a Sen
ator, and talk about some live man like-
Churcb Howe.
Berger, Perry and Burnett in
opening a way for the Brownville ferry
boat, while they have the satisfaction
of realizing that they planned and ex
ecuted successfully, and got well paid
for it, are not insensible to the fact
that the assistance of the citizens of
Brownville, in the way of "suggestions,
encouragement and actual volunteer
labor, contributed largely toward the
results achieved. And they desire and
request the Advertiser to return
thanks in their behalf to all who assist
ed them, hired men and volunteers:
and to make special mention of the
invaluable help of James Stevenson, of
the firm of S. & C without whose in
defatigable labors, persistency in work
ing up the scheme, pertinent sugges
tions and saws, bars, axes, furnished
gratis from his hardware store, the
boat would probably yet be lying in
its dangerous winter bed. It is due the
rsons above alluded to, and Mr.
Stevenson, that this public acknowledg
ement for their co-operation be made;
as cordially as it is felt by the above
named late bosses of the ice canal.
Xevt Firm.
Lon. and Milt Jones, under the firm
name of Jones Bros., having purchas-"
ed the meat market of Bath & Body,
would respectfully invite the public to
call and see them. Jones Bros, claim
to understand their business, and will
not only keep 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
Id stand of Body liros.
Embroideries, Embroideries,
Just imported by J. L.
Met ee.
SOTICE.
A STew Fnrnlinre Deal.
Having sold my furniture stock to
W. A. Judkins, who will be found at
the old stand, with the largest stock
ever kept in Brownville, and at the
lowest prices. Thanking my custom
ers for their very liberal patronage, I
respectfully solicit a continuance of
the same to my successor. Those
knowing themselves indebted to me,
either by note or book account, will
call at once and settle.
Respectfully,
Tnos. Richards.
Ml brands of flour at J.
L. McGee's.
LADIES,
Mcliee Moore are
sole agents for Mme.
Demorest s patterns.
A full line of spring
Patterns on hand.
Old Papers for Sale.
The librarian of Brownville Library
has been authorized to sell the files of
out-of-date newspapers. They are all
clean, sound and nice. The literary
papers are as valuable for reading mat
ter as ever. Call soon. 39-w3
CLOCKS !
Stevenson & Cross.
The anti-Bond Association of
London precinct will meet at the M.
E. Church in London on the 29th day
of March, 1881, at 2 o'clock, p. m. A
lull attendance is requested, as the
committee has important matters to
report.
Alex.McKinney, Ch'n.
"Wagon timber and iron by Steven
son & Cross.
WAIT!
Until the mammoth stock of J. L. Mc
Gee's arrives. He is now east select
ing it.
Notice
Is hereby given that I 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 Houee, in
Brownville on the first Saturday in
each month. Philip Crother,
21-tf Co-Superintendent.
Parmer's Alliance.
The Nemaha County Farmer's Al
liance will meet in the court house, in
;Brownville, on Saturday, March 2flth
at 1 o'clock, p. m. All farmers are re
quested to be present, to be instructed
about the work of the order.
Alex. McKinney, Pres't.
George McGrew, Sec.
Berkshire hogs, highbred for sale
by Stevenson & Cross
trunks, Trunks, Trunks,
Trunks here: trunks
there; trunks everywhere;
at J. L. McGee's.
Timothy seed, raised in Nemaha
county, at Nickell's Drug store.
JUST BEAR IN MIND.
Choice teas at "Whittemore's, at Bed
Rock prices. v
Anyone wishing to buy an outfit
for housekeeping can save money by
buying of Stevenson & Cross, as they
keep everything in that line.
GRAIN !
Highest market price paid by D. E.
Douglas & Cov
Hams, Cheap, at J. L.
McGee's.
FOR BARGAINS
in harness, collars, whips, saddles,
curry combs, horse brushes, and every
thing usually-kept in a first-class har
ness shop-, call on J. II. Bauer, corner
Main and Second streets Brownville,
Neb.
A flfty-cent bottle of Dr. Marshall's Lnng
Syrnp contains as much medicine as does
most dollar sizes. It cures a cough or cold
and Bavea you money. Druggist all sell It.
For Sale.
One good saddle or driving pony, by
L. F. Hitte, five miles south of Ne
maha City. 89-3w
TVantea Immediately.
A good capable girl for general house
work. Liberal wages given.
L. Hoadley,
Brownville, Neb.
Agricultural Society Meeting
The annual meeting of the Nemaha
County Agricultural Society will be
held at the court house, Saturday,
March 26th, 1881, for the election of of
ficers. A full attendance is desired.
By order of the President.
S. A. Osbobn, Sec'y.
"""farmers.
David Campbell has the largest stock
of Farmine implements ever brought
tn thi pmintv. Call and bob him if j
you wantTjoodjplows.
SPRING TRADE.
Stevenson & Cross
Are going to sell the following lines, of
goods at extra inducements for the com-,
ing season: 'V
Clocks, Stoves, Furni
ture, Queensware,
Bain Wagons, Corn Shelters, Corn Plant
ers, Harrows, Seeders, Stock Cutters, Cul
tivators, Plows and Spring Wagons.
ardware, Tinware,
Iron,
Wagon Timber, Groceries, Pumps, Sewing
Machines, Silverware and Cutlery, with a
full line of COFFINS, Burial Cases,
Kobes, 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.
Bead Your Bibles.
Last week the following telegram
was received by ex-Gov. and Mrs. R.
W. Furnas, of this place, from their
son-in-law, Rev. W. J. Weeber, of Os
ceola, Xebraska:
"Isaiah, nine, six, first seven words;
Judges, eleven, thirty-four, last word;
II Kings, four, twenty-six.'V
For the best and
cheapest Sewing Ma
chines on the market
see J. L. McGee.
"Bread is the staff of life," and
Homewood & Shifter'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
Farmers,
If you anticipate getting harness
this spring, gi ,-e mo a call before buy
ing, for workmanship, quality of stock,
and prices, 1 can give you the best.
B. F. Soudek.
Call upon Seeman for groceries at
low prices. He pays no rent, does his
own work, buys for cash, and be cm
aud will sell cheaper than any other
house. Highest market price paid for
Country produce.
Fresh milch cows, gentle and well
broke, for sale by J. L. Hitte, four
miles south of Xemaha City. 38-w3
Clothing, Clothing,
SHOES, SHOES.
Hats, Hats,
All new and fresh, just ar
rived, and the finest on the
market. Will be sold very
low, Everybody call early
at the Model House of J
L. McGee.
Found. A pair of silver specta
cles. Owner will please call at this
office, and pay for this notice.
List of Letters
Remaining in the postoffice at Brown
ville, Nebraska, for week ending Mch.
19, 1881:
Brown, Will
Duffiel. M At
Colin, Mrs Polly
Crawford, S M
Hartway, Frank 2
Keyer, O A
Kirkpatrick,ES
Muxlow, Rev Thos
Walker, Mrs C II
Cram, Mrs II W
Wheeler, Mrs Sabina 2
Persons calling for any of the above
will please say advertised.
T. C. Hacker, P. M.
WorklBgraen
Before yon begin your heavy spring work
after a winter of relaxation, your system
needs strengthening and cleansing to pre
vent an attack of Ague, Billions or Spring
Fever, or some other spring sickness, that
will nnflt yon for a season's work. You
will save .'time, ranch sickness and great
expense If you will use one bottle of Hop
Bitters In your family this month. Don't
wait Seeanotbercolnmn.
A Furnished Room
wanted, with or without board, by a
young gentleman. For further in
formation enquire at Advertiser
office.
Married: at Graham, Mo., ny
theRev.S,H.Enyart,Mr.S. W. Tan
ner to Mary E. Cottrell. The bride is
Mrs. Mary E. Cottrell, fwidow of
Danial Cottrell) whoso many friends
will remember her. She was left a
young widow with a large family of
little ones whom she exerted herself
to educate resnectable and succeded
in doing so amid all the difficulties of
narrow means, uy ner ministry um
Annnnmv. The best wishes of her
friends will go with her to her home
wherever that may be. Mr. Tanner
will be remembered at the skilful ar
tist who resided here affew years ago.
Oregon (3fo.) Paper.
STOP TflAT COUGH.
By gofng to the reliable and well
known Drug stand of J. J- Bender, at
Xemaha City, and buying a 81 bottle
of Qreen Mountain Cough Balsam.
If, after using two-thirds, you get no
relief, return the balance and get your
money back. See advertisement in
this paper.
See change in Dr. Eberly's card.
Fresh seeds at Nickell's.
Waters of the Nemaha rapid! y.rece-
diug.
Extra copies of the advertiser
at A. W. Nickell's.
Our city election will take place
on Tuesday April 5th.
Clean out the gutter in front, of
your place, by order of the council.
Sandwich 4 hole mounted, sheller,
for- sale cheap by Stevenson & .Cross. ,
Best Bread in the city at Furman
& Palmer's and don't you forget it.
Templars, be at the Temple next
Monday evening. Interesting business.
Ben. F. Sanders, of the Adver
tiser, went out to Bloomington, Tues
day. Hon. Church Howe was shaking
hands with friends in the city Tuesday
and Wednesday.
JSeo the splendid advertisement of
Arkwright & Curzon. That linn is sol
id and means business.
The music at the opera house,
Sunday evening was good. "Wine is a
Mocker," is hard to beat.
Miss Louisa Watson, who has
been teaching school at Lincoln this
winter, is expected home this week.
"The winter of our discontent" be
ing now about gone, the farmers will
hustle around and sow their wheat.
- The ice on the river here must be
getting shaky, yet footmen and horses
occasionally cross on it, to date, 23rd.
Later. The ice began to move
down stream in solid body about noon,
23d. Farewell, old bridge, you've
served us well but we are glad to see
you shove out.
Louis Lowman's Residence and
Store Building for sale cheap. Apply
to S. A. Osbqrn.
The junior of The Advertiser
returns thanks to Mr. Perry Tipton for
a present in the shape of a handsome
cane.
W. S. Clark, Peter Ault and "others
of Nemaha, will, ere long, depart for
Colorado, to attend to their mining in
terests. Harry Dolen is now in Cjfiicago se
lecting his spring stock. Loojc out for
handsome goods,, and ..lots Of "them, on
his return. '"' ' -C'VjJ
Whisky is being sold, jiistat this
time, in this city, in violationW Iaw,tat
three different places. District court?
next week.
It is said that the Sheridan Post is
about to flicker out. Fellows is not the
right man in the right place too light
in the upper story.
For sale one span six year old
mules. Warranted quiet and good to
work. Enquire of Jarvis S. Church at
farm in Bedford precinct. 40w2
To be a legal voter at a city elec
tion the law requires a residence of
ninety days in the city and ten days in
the ward, next preceding the day of
election.
Brownville's population increas
ing. Douglass & Xroll is a smiling and
happy firm. One is a boy, the other a
girl. Congratulations in'orilerregard
of whether grain is up or down. t
This is a hard season on bridges;
but the bridge builder goes in-and out
before us with a pleasant smile of
benign resignation to the iuscruitible
ways of providence.
Whilst the water rose to the first
floor of the mills on the Nemaha, and
moistened things pretty effectually,
none suffered material damage. And
no bridges were carried away
Miss Fannie Arnold we learn, is
arranging for a concert here within four
or five weeks. The public will be de
lighted to hear MissFannie's sweet
voice again after her year's absence
with the best instructors in the world.
One of Brownyille's best and
largest audiences greeted Chancellor
Fairfield at the opera house hist Sun
day evening. The lecture was one of
the best ever deliyeredfaeTe-on the
subject of temperance. Many thought
it the best they ever heart!. It certain
ly could not be well excelled in logical
force and earnest presentation. The
Chancellor did a good hour's work
here for our people and lias their heart
felt thanks.
Bain Wagons, whips and erosa-cut
saws by Stevenson & Cross.
Closing Exercises of School in Dist. 58.
The school in the above district
closed on the 15th inst. On the night
of the 16th the closing exercises took
place at the school house. The house
was crowded so that seats and all avail
able standing room was occupied. The
best of order prevailed, the stillness,
at times, was such that you could have
heard a pin drop. The exercises were
commenced by the school director,
Mr. Sam. IL Campbell, reading sever
al chapters from a book entitled "In
struction and advice to both young and
old," which was very appropriate for
the occasion, followed by a variety of
declamations, dialogues, songs, etc., by
the following named scholars: Mary
L. Hunt, Emma Barker, Lillie Robin
son, Belle Robinson, Emma Lundy,
Ettie Ebbs, Florence Campbell, Sarah
Boatman. Lydia Shortlege. Laura
Hunt, Etta Hunt, Mollie Lundy, Jessie
Robinson, Minnie Griffin, Dora Rob
inson, Ella Wolfe, Brilla Boatman,
Willie Kelly, Frank Griffin, Frank
Boatman, Chas. Reddish, Howard
Chester, Geo. Vice, Chas. Hunt, Harry
Kelly, Chas. Campbell, Jackson Boat
man, Oliver Cruse, James Wolfe, Wal
ter Shortlege, Francis Wolfe, John
Griffinand Willie Wolfe. The pro
gramme contained seventy articles
and occupied till midnight in
its execution, afforded a pleasant time
long to bo remembered. The teacher
Miss Mary L. Strain has had eminent
success with her school and the people
of the district are thoroughly satisfied
with her work. F. II.
C4iWap
Will be here this week.
Stevenson & Cross.
Thos. Barnhart, aB. & Mengineer
was killed! at Plattsmouth the 10th.
He slipped and fell under his engine.
t)n the same day Henry Stork, a stock
shipper of Tekamah, fell from the
Plattsmouth bridge- a distance of CO
feet; both Ids legs were? broken and his
skull fractured. The surgeons thought
he could not servive.
, The big snow storm, as predicted
by Vennor, for the 20th, did not strike
us at this point, but it came neverthe
less, and our neighbors all around us
caught it. They had a heavy storm
northwest touching lightly at Lincoln.
Omaha and the intermediate country
and still heavier in the north and east;
but not much damage or hindrance to
roads has occurred as the snow in
many places melted nearly as fast as
it fell, and in others it melted rapidly.
We hope Vennor will let upon us now.
Don t want to even near or any more
of bis blizzards.
Hamburg edgings, larg
est line ever received, at J.
L. McGee's.
AnZ
On the margin of your Advertiser
or on the wrapppr, indicates that the
time paid for has expired, and that a
settlement and renewal is solicited by
us. tf
SEEDS. SITEDS.
Hedge, Field and Garden, Fresh,
Drug and Book store of McCreery.
at
Highest market price paid by
D. E. DOUfiLAS & CO.
For Sale Cheap.--A House and
three lots in a desirable location in this
citv. For further particulars call at
this office.
Wagon Timber for sale by David
Campbell.
Aa Item af Appropriation.
In telling of Warner's Hafe Kidney and
Liver Cure, tko Republican, Hudnon, N. Y.
says In Us Washington Items: "It seems to
be generally understood thatan ospeolal ap
proprintlon will bo made for the purohaso.
for the use of thel'mcmbers of Bennto and
Houso, of Warner's Safe Fills und Warner's
Sale Bitters." 20m3
If you want any kind of job
work done, plain or fancy, blanks, bill
heads or letter heads, horse bills, visit
ing cards, wedding cards, etc. We
have one of the best job offices in the
west, and will do your work promptly
and cheap.
Wanted.
One or more sots 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.
2G-tf A. W. SULTZBATJOH.
Hygienic.
The Ezprcu. Chicago, says of Warner's Safe
Kidney and Liver Cure : "It;fs, In the high
est sense, hygienic, and can be used by young
and old -with equal advantage. It gives the
only relief yet attained, that can be termed
permanent. In Brluht's. Disease, and this
alone should rank 11 higher In the lists of
medical triumphs." 20m3
Coffins and furniture, a large stock
of all styles by Stevenson & Cross.
H any of our country subscribers
to The Advertiser desire to pay up
arrearages in corn and a year in ad
vance, we will allow them twenty-five
cents a bushel for the same. This of
fer will stand good until March 15th.
Cash Paid for Wheat.
The highest market price
paid for good wheat at Glen
Rook Mills. tf
JO.HUDDART& CO.
Fresh Bread, pies and cakes al
ways on hand at Furman & Palmer's
dTyou want
jSTursery stock, all kinds, of the very
best quality and varieties, fresh from
the ground in which they grow? Go
to FURNAS NURSERY, Buowx
ville, Nebraska. 37-tf
DAVID CAMPBELL.
Dealer
Agricultural
Broimiville, Nebraska.
NEWTON and WlflAHQ
SCHUTTLER ff L (I U Jl t? ,
CU..,'... W -,, 3 T3miA FROM THE STANDARD
Spring Wagons ana Buggies factories.
BT rtTJETd Moline Plow Co's Sulky and Walking Plows,
. mJkJ WW Ma Furst & Bradlev. or Garden City Clipper, and
their improved Sulky. Canton Clipper, Dixon Clipper, and Norwegian,
of Dubuque, Iowa. My
CULTIVATORS wact;.ame
I wish to call vour special
or Moline Plow Co's Tonguelcss Cultivator, made of wrought iron, with
wooden wheels, waranted to be as good and durable and do as good work
in the field as any tongueless cultivator in the market.
Road Scrajwrs and Road Ploics.
FURST &
BRADLEY'S
And the Sucker State and Blunt Press Wheat Drills.
The MARSEILLES &AH- flHAi andRoI!er,
Double Row KP IrdJL A VHbbWi Combined.
Wii'B'BtfVllF FURST & BRADLEY, or
JAdM J&Jili W WW "Frcedman," O'Brien, and Ster-
Vibrating and Reversable Harrows.
FARMER'S flAn PlQmfaV Has few Equals
FRIEND VUli A AdMbC? and no Superiors.
Weylirich Header
I also handle the CHAMPION MACHINE, and the Keysto 5
FEED MILL and FEED CUTTER. Also a full line of
Corn Shelters, Wlieelbarroivs and Wagon
Wood- Work.
These goods will be sold as cheap as any first class goods in this market.
Call and see the largest stock of Implements ever brought to this
County.
David Campbell.
L00A1PEBS02TALS.
Report of tlte Condition
OF THE
1st NATIONAL BANK..
AT BUOWXVaLE,
In tfce State of Nebraska, at cloe of
huslnesK, March. 11, 1881.
RESOURCES.
Loans and Discounts
Overdrafts. . . -..
1!0.199 3S
IS 2j
,. 50.000 W
10.210 Xi
21,211 83
. 5.915 Gt
- 5,173 4 1
5.W5 22
1,395 40
3,216 St
3.C01 00
V. S. Bonds to secure Circulation
OtherStocks.Bondaand Mortgages
Due from approved reserve agents
Pue from other National Banks
Due from State Banks and Bankers
Real Estate. Furniture and Fixtures .
Current expenses, and tax s paid...
Checks and other cash !tems.
Blllsorother Banks
Fractional currency
Including- nickels
and pennies.
Specie-..
27 33
1530 43
15 000 0)
Legal-tender noted. . ...
Redemption fund with U.S. Treasurer (5
per cent, of circulation)
Due from U.S.Treasrer.other than"5 per
cent, redemption fund.. .
:A"ooo
100 00
Total
-$320,915 15
LIABILITIES.
Capital Stock paid in. .
$30,000 00
20.000 00
62,716 95
... .000 00
Surplus fuiid-
Undivided profits-
National Bank notes outstanding ..
Individual deposits subject to
check 1J6V565 59
Demand certificates of deposit 3.207 00
Time certificates of deposit 12,126 35
Total Deposits . 141383 94
Due to other National Banks 318 65
Dtie to State Banks and Bankers - 890 61
Totftl..
. $330,315 15
STATE OF NEBRASKA,1) ,
County of Hkmaha. J
I, A.R. Davison. Cashier of the above named
bank.do solemnly swear that the abo e (statement
is true, to the best of my knowledge and belief.
A. R. Davisov. Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn tobei'oreme this 2M day of
March, 181. J.aMcNAUOHTOS.
Notary Public.
Correct Attest :
JNO. L.CARSON. )
M.A.HANDLEY, 5-Dlrectors.
W.T.BEX.
To all our Friends.
Having had numberless Inquiries for ad
vertising cards from ladles In all parts of
the country who are Interested In the pre
vailing fashion of maklnj "Card Collec
tions," wo oro having printed for them n
set of seven beautiful cards, each In six
colors and on a gold background, In the
very highest degree of art. Illustrating
Sliakespcar's '-Seven Ages of Man," We
have spared no expense In these cards they
are simply little art-gems. Our only aim
has been to publish the finest cards yet
shown. Applications for them have como
In so ropldly that nearly the whole edition
Is enzaced before the receipt by ns of the
cards from the artist. We have therefore
been obliged to adopt the following plan
for the distribution of the remolnder. No
more of the gilt Shakspeare cards, seven In
the series, will be sent excepting npon the
receipt of a statement front a grocer that
the person applying for the cards has bought
of him on that day at least seven bars of
Dobbins' Electrlo Soap, with fprlce paid for
same. All applying In this manner will
receive the full set of seven cards gratis by
mall. This will Insure ns that our friends
and pationsget their share of these beauti
ful designs, although It In no manner re
pays us for the cost of the cards. Tour
grocer has the soap or will get It, and the
purchase by yon of seven bars of It at one
time will secure for you gratis seven really
beautiful cards. The soap improves wun
age and Is an article of necessity In yonr
house every week. Therefore you are not
asked to buy a useless article, but one that
youlmust have anyway. Please send ns
your, applications at once, and tell your
lady friends making "Card Collections" to
do the same. Yours, respectf ully,
I. L. CRAGIN & CO.,
HGSouth 1th St. Philadelphia. Pa.
SPSCIAIi NOTICE.
rR.
vnpnr.vnENTlRT-Inerts nrtlfl-
u
oinl tPth on Gold. Silver. Celluloid, and
nmir. Pomhii at from 810 to S50 a set. Vtork
first-class, and satisfaction guaranteed.
Offlce. corner Main and First Streets,
Brownville. Nebraska.
Dr. Bberly comes from one or the best den
tal college In tbo country.
THE BBOIVNYIIIjE MARKETS.
BBOWNVIM.TV March. 23. 1881.
Following are tbe quotations yesterday
noon, the time of going to press.
LIVE STOCK.
CORBKCTED BY B. K. BAILEY. STOCK DKALEF
AND SHIPPER.
Hogs M 60
8teers, fair to choice s
Cows, rat .--- 2 5
GRAIN MARKET.
CORRECTED BY D. E. DOUGLAS, SRAIK
DEALER.
Wheat No. 2. ..-- "0 75
Wheat No. 3. 6
Bye . M. 5
Barley. 5 63
Corn In thecvr-.-.-.- 2
shell tjo, I...,, ,,....... .
in
Implements
attention to the NEW ERA,
Listers and Drills
Is the Best in the
Market.
E GROWN FRUIT TREES
RAUFFM4X'S
One-half mile below Brownville
on
ridge road to Xemaha City.
Full Stock of Ajjple, Teach
and JPear Trees. Vines &c.
Farm For Sale. SO Acres.
Two nnd one-lmlf miles southertstof Pern
.laucrcsunder cultivation. 50 acres pasture
with g ol fence. Good rui-nlng water In
pnstnre. Good hntioo, woll and plenty of
limber. LIouno Insured for live years, for
53)0. Term, $1200. SsOOcash on.! balance on
foar years time. If dlred. For further par
ticulars, eall on or udtlres
ABE WII.r.IAMP.
33-tf Peru, Nebraska.
MARLATT &. KIKG,
DEALERS IN
General Merchandise
Dry Goods. Groceries, Ready Made Clothing,
Boots, Shoes. Hats, Cap, and a General As
sortment of Dmgs and Patent Medicines.
t?U Highest prices paid for bnttor and
eggs.
ASP1NWAI.L., KEBRASKA.
PENSIONS.
Every wound or injury, even by necldenl,
or any disease, entitles a soldier of the late
war to a pension. All Pensions by the law
of January. IS79, begin hack at date of dls
obnrueor death of the soldier. Alt entitled
should apply at onee. Thousand who are
now dranlKg a pension nro entitled loan
Increase. Soldiers and widows of the war
if 1812, nnd Mexican war are entitled to pen
sIonK. Thonxondsnre vet entitled to bonnty
lm t do not know It. Fees In all cnbe 310
Pay lor every description of war claims
collected. Employ an attorney retddlng in
Washington, who can give personal atten
tion to your business. American and For
eign pntents obtained on short notice. Send
two stamps for pension and bounty laws.
Address VST. T. F1TZGKIIAI.D. U. S.
Claim Agent, lock Box 422, Washington,
D. C. febI7
Invalids who have lost but are recovering
vital stamina, declare In gratetal terms
their sDoreclatlon of tho mprit n n tnnt
of Hmtetter's Stomach Bitters. iot only
does It Impart strength to tho weak, it
correctsan irregular acid state of tho stom
ach, makes the bowels act at proper Inter
vals, gives ease to those who sutTer from
rhenmatlcand kidney troubles, nnd con
quers as well as prevents lever nnd ague.
Forsalebyall Druggist and Dealers gener
ally. It Is the best Blood Pu-tfier. and stlmclates
every function to more healthful action, and U
thos & benefit in nil diseases.
In eliminating tlielmpuritlesortbeblocd. tbe
natural and necessary rcsiu.t s tbe cureof Scrof
ulous and other hk n Eruptions and Diseases,
lnclu.hr j; Cancer. Ulccis end other Sores.
Eykpi&Ia. Weakness of theStomaca. Consti
pation. Xhzzine&s, CenenU Debility, etc, axe
cured by the -Safe CI t term. It is onequaled
as an appetizer tn.1 regular tonic.
It U a medicine which should be In every fam
ily, and which, wherever used, will save ths
payment of many doctors' bills.
Bottles of two sizes; prices. SO cents and C00.
BSTWanier'a
Safe Reme
dies are sold
by Druggists
and Dealers
in Medicine
everywhere,
RH.WARHER&CO,
Proprietors,
Both cater, ?f.X.
BSSend for Pamphlet
and Testimonials.
At C. IK.
pU CELEBRATED
jjk STOMACH g&
Mriitfffi
Fare Cod'Fish, not mix
ed with Hake, at J L. Mc
Gee's. Oat meal at Dolen's.
For first-class goods,
and of all kinds, cal
at Dolen's.
J. G. Russell, proprietor TJxion:
Hotel, is determined to make his
guests comfortable. He has just fur
nished his rooms with nice spring beds.
Stop at the Union for first class accom
modations at $1 per day.
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.
STAICDAUD WEIGHTS.
The following table xhows the number o
pounds in a bottliel of the various articled
mentioned:
Apples, drletl ...Zt
Uftrley -IS
Meant. cntor...
Heiinn. white..., bU
PeachPs..........
Potatoes, Irish ..
Pototocs. sweet.
I 'eim ....
Rye .....
Salt
SEEDS.
Blue Grass.
Clover ..
S3
-.60
.50
80
60
60
.-..-14
60
M
H3
30
6&
CO
46-
48
SO
Brun .... ..IB
Buckwhent. JSfi
Coul.-Uoue ,....80
Corn, on cob... 7U
Corn.Hhelletl ... 56
Corn Menl ...oi)
Hnlr, plusterln 8
Hny, ton 2,000
Honey. stra'd. spl12
Lime, unxlacked HO
Unit, Unrley SO
Oats 3t
Onlonx ...... 57
Onion Sets 23
Flax
Hemp.
Osage Orange
Sorghum... Timothy
Turnip
Wheat
Broom Corn.
Hungarian .
Millet
New RESTAURANT
Nemaha Gity,
BY
Louis Stroble.
First door "south of the Intnber'yard. Call
and get a square men I for .To cents. A good
klock of confections also kept on hand. Mr,
and Mrs. Stroble having had much experi
ence a rest-uiratenrs, arr well qualified to
please their patrons.
ED. LOOMIS,
FASHIONABLE
HOOT AND
rJl t - - TJ
-- r , -.
SHOEXAKEU,
C'v t?cijv y 1st door west of O'Pelt'n
-Jfes ZS&&X- W v-rjr Stable.
ork done to ordr and
satisfaction guaranteed.
Rep3iriLg 2sallj pnrapliy dene
EMTIO
Dr. J. C. liberty,
Formerly of St. Joe, has permanently lo
cnted'ln Brownville, Neb.
F15E ITOKX A SPECIALTY.
Office Southwest corner Main nnd First Sts.
m REWiRD
Over a Million
OF
Prof.Ci'ullinette"
KHV.MII
TONE?
FADS
Have Already
been sold In
ihW ci hi u-
ry and France
everj one of
wb'ch tins
en ierJct:nt-
btartli-n und
hns per
formed curis v-
ery tm.e,
when
ased according
to directions.
We now ay to
tbe nflllctrd end
doubting ones
that we will pay
the above reward
for a single caso
T0V
.1 S3
tyr fi 81 I
Xj-A-ZLVCIE back
Tbatthe I'art falls to cure This Orpat Rn eilr
wilt 1141 riVKIA" nnd PERMANFTriV cure
Lumbago, Lame Back, Sciatica, Urav
el, DlabeleH, Dropy, Urlglit'a OUrnit)
of the IvUlrueys, Incontinence anil lite
lontlon of the Urine, Inftamntlon of the
Kldneya, Catarrh ortlte Bladder, UlgH
Colored Urine, Pain In the Back, Side
or I.olna, Nervous IVeakneaa, nt'd In
fact all disorders of the Bladder und Urinary Or
Kant whether contracted by prt v ate dhease or otb
enlne.
I.ADIRS. If you are unVrlnjt from Female
Weakniss. Ieucorrho?i. or any dlseaseiof thu
Kidneys. Bladder, or Urlnury OrKaus,
YOU CAN BE ODEED !
Without swallowlngsnuscous medicines, by sim
ply wearing
PROF. GUILMETTE'S
FRENCH KIDNEY PAD,
WHICH CURES BY Ali-'GRPTION
Ask your druiorlst for l'KOP. UCII.METTK'.H
FKKXCII KIIJN1.V PAI. .iidtake no other. t
lie ha.i not got It. s mil fl.Waud you will receive tli
Pod by return mail.
CASH PAID
for Seedling Cottonwoods, Ash, .EIqi,
Maple, Uox Elder, and Sycamore.
Call on nio for sizes and price.
ItOBT. TV. FUKSTAS.
37tf Brownville, Xebr.
ED
Thousand ot (tr es
are annually rohlxrl
or theli victims, lives
prolonged happiness
and health restored by
the ue of tbe icreut
GERMAN INVIGORATOR,
which positively nnd permanently cures Ttnpot
encr (caused by exce-wett or any kind). SrtnlnnI
Wenkoesi. and nil dlfeutes that follow as a se
quence of Helf Abuse. w low of enercy. loss 07
memory, universal lassitude, pain In the back,
dimness of vbion. premature old age. nnd many
other dlea.es that lead to Ias3nlty, or consump
tion, and a premature crave.
bend forclrcular with testimonials free by mall.
Tbel.NVHSOUATOU U sold at J I per bos.orsi
boxes for ? by all drugxtsts. or will be sent freeby
mall, securely sealed, on receipt of price, by ad
dressing K. J. f IIENKY, DrnesMr,
1ST Summit St.. Toledo, Onlo.
gS Sole Ajent for the United States.
PBIflTE
Medical Adviser
Guide t Matrimony.
Containing chapterson "How to Select a jros
band.""How to Cuoose a Wife." Evidences of
Virginity, Temperaments, feterlllty. Advice to
Bridegroom. Ilaiband and Wife. Prostitution, its
causes. Celibacy; and Matrimony compared. Con
UKa! Duties. Conception, Confinement, Love aod
Coi.rtshlp. Impediments to Marriaxe. Sclenc of
Keprodoction. Single Life considered. Law of
Marriage and Devorce. Legal Righu of Married
Women, DHeases of Women, their canse and
care. etc. ThU Is a book for private and thoughtful
readingthatnoadultsbnuld be without, as Unor
ance on these subjects caases untold znWerv
Magnificently illustrated. Worth Its weight fa
gold. Jtecomraended by M. Ds Sent securely
sealed free ornostase on receipt offiocents.
J. is. SLAITIilL &: Co , Toledo- O
M!
seeds:
Si BEST
11
can get them LyraaiL Orm
DKRoainmtrbmi.im
US a Voital Cartt tar f?.' a .
togM and Pnern. TU Oidat and mot cxlmie Sm
DAVID LulDKETU & SON8,PHruj
GOOD PLAH. Combtalscaa tofwnttBEnuaronlT?
la on iiu am has ry tJiuun of cuiulv -wlCkJ
kUUnlmaniftintDt. Larga pruQUdlTUtilpruIUie
-iaTunniaoi )Z I IiO.Da. L. rctur- wlta lultf
FlaallonlinwaliraDracrrMi tork ilpllno.m-III
uhkuu: a g , u smut &:mt. rcw lot..
fslly described witk Kiaati&aj
ptmf&ltt tent free oa app
i enre rroL Harm- turn
ItAKKIS EKMKDY '
Surer CacoUt.. Ml A I
frU LoaWJ
LAMETHS'
PILES
18 C
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