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Wc have drawn in our skirmishers, and shall open fire all along the
inc.
This is not a Greenback or hard
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45 " hominy.
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32 boxes or
The above arc only a few of the BARGAINS that I am offering.
"Keep money at home," and save your hard earnings by buying goods
where the greatest bargains arc offered. My Spring Stock is now arriv
ing daily
I Handl Everything.
Clothing, Dry Goods, ttoots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Quccnswarc,
Hardware, in fact, anything you want can be found in my great store.
In connection with my business, I run a large HARNESS AND
SADDLERY MANUFACTORY.
lcar in mind that I am the only dealer in the west that sells to the
consumer at the same price that many country merchants pay.
Send in your orders. Everything as represented. When in the
city do not fail to call.
.. V. MoININOH,
J.
1900, 1902 and 1904, Frederick Avenue, St. Joseph, Mo
L I ermmus of Narrow
TaatmKkiuaxsxnsuauusaaB
BUSINESS CARDS.,
J.
If. H H O A 1) Y .
Attorney anil flonnirlnr nt Lnvr.
OltlcenYorStntu Hank. Hrownvllle. Nub.
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ATTORN KY ATLAW.
Omco.No.8l Jfnln Ntreet, Ilrownvllc, N'eliJ
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Otllctuif County JihIkc, Ilrownvlllo, Nnhrnska.
A S. If O I, L A 1) A Y ,
XI lMiyiloinn, SnrReoii, )lHt ctrlclnu.
firuiltlntt'il In IS'il. I.ocntwl In ItnmiivlllelsM.
Oltlce.n Main street, Tlrowiivlllo, Srfp,
J. S. I) F CI M AX,
BLACKSMITH,
At the WejH Krt.juamlor Uraljou'n Htoro.
J-IIorso Shoeing ft Specialty.
j "w. r, 1 n s 0 nt ,
in'.ACKsmTn and iioiisig snoiau
Wnrk 'lone to ordur nml HiitlHfactlon KUaranteeri
Flrt Ureel, between Main anil Atlantic, Ilrown
Vlll..NM.
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ITCIDERTAKER,
OXIInn mndp on ulinrt notice. Three mllM west of
'Irownvlllp, Nob.
p A T V, L I x i: ,
FASIIIONAIU.It
HOOT AM) SHOE 3IAKEK
CUSTOM WOItK mniloto order, nuil (ItH nlwny
cunriiiitct'il. Itoptilrltir: neatly nnd promptly done
fclinp, No. iTMnln street. Hrownvllle.Neb.
JACOH MAH01JN,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
nnd denlerln
fr'lupKiiKllsli.Kioiii'li, Sroteh nml rniicy Cloth
YeNtliiRN, Klc, Ktc.
B.
M. BAILEY,
SHIfl'KU AND DKALKIt IN
LIVE STOCK.
JIRO WXV1LLK, NKIiRASKA.
Fwrmers, please call and got prices; I want
10 hnndlo your Htoclc.
Olllce First National llanlc.
FRUIT TREES
At C. BI. liAUFFIHAN'S
IT
One-half milt, below Browinillo on
riilgo road to Xomnhu City.
Full Stock of Apple, Peach,
anil Pear Trees. Vin es t&o.
ESTABLISHED IN 1856.
O L X E S X
iisr jEBrtiVsicv.
William H.Hoover.
l)otH a Konornl Hoal KHtate IIuhIiichh. Hollo
LamlH on CoininlHHlon, examlncH Titles,
makes Deeds, MortKiies, nnd all IiiHtru
ments portalnlng to tho transfer of Real Kn
tnte. Has a
Complete Abstraot of Titles
lo all Itcal ICstnto In Nemaha County.
BealEslaielgency
BROWNVILLE,
AR!
money issue, but a war on HIGH
hecf rt(t'tn
i'r it
dried apples.
dried peaches.
matches.
Guagc Street Car Line
Kjwcifmai1-"-1" "T,mi u iyyi in hut mmmuujj
"CASHPAID
for Seedling Cottonwoods, Ash, Elm,
Maple, Uox Hldor, jtiul Sycamore.
Call on mo for sizes and price.
ltOHT. W. FURNAS.
3"tf Brownville, Nobr.
Farm for Sale SO Acres.
Two and ono-half ihUch Houthenstof IVrtt
BOuorrNundur cultlviitlon, SO aoroa pasture
with u od fence. (Joort rm.nlni water In
piiHttirn. Good house, woll nnd plenty of
u timer, noimn 1 tiKiiroi! for flvo years, for
9.W11. iprinn, si-w, gpuocnttli uurl lialniicnon
four yen time. If ileNlrud. For further par
ticulars, call on or ntldreNR
OJ(, AUK WILUAMH.
Torn, Nebraska.
COIN.
I hiive just purclmsed a now Ssmtl
wich Corn Sliellor. and inn now better
prepared than ever to shell your corn,
(iivo me a trial.
HENRY ANDREWS.
MARLATT &. Kia'ti,
i)KAi,r:us in
enera! Merchandise
Dry Gno.lK. OrneerI(. Rornlv Made Clothing,
Ilonts, Hhoes. UntH, f'vpM, nnd aOnneral As
sortinent of Urus and I'atont Medicines
tiSHlKheHt prlern paid for hutter
ASI'IKWALli, NKIIRAS1CA.
and
Mative Iiumber
Kor sale at Pettli'.s JII11 on tho Missouri
bottom, two and ono-half miles abovo
Hrownvlllo.
Fonoiug, Sheeting, Wide Boards,
Elo., Ktc. Apply to underhlt'ned, two miles
wtst ol Hrownvllle.
A. DODD.
VUTTIOKIZKI)
T1IK V. H. (10VKIIXMENT.
OF
Patfl-U2 Capital, $60,000
Authorized " 500,000
IH PUKPAIIK9TO TUAN8A0T A'
General Banking Busines.
HUY ANX) HKI.l,
COIN & CURRENCY DRAFTS
n nit tho principal cltlcn of tho
United States and Enropo
MONEY LOANED
On approved Hocurlty only. Time I)runt discount
e). nnd apeclul iiccmnmodittlnnH untitled to donoalt
era. Dealers In (10VKHN.MKNT HONIJH,
STATE, COUNTY & CITY SECURITIES
Hecelrod pnjrntilnonilemiinil.nnd INTKItESTaP
lowed on time cortlllcnteH of deposit,
DIHFXTOItH.-Wm.T. Deri, Jl. M. Dnlley, M.A
Handlny, Frank K. Johnson, Luther Jlondley
Wo, Fralsher.
JOHN L. CAIISON,
A.It. DAVIHON.Cmlilnr. President.
I.CfMcNAUaHTON.Asat.CaiiUlor.
nv
First llefionai Bank
NEBRASKA, THURSDAY,
Kiinsaa City
nuiyor.
olectcd n HopuMiean
Tliu winter wheat id looking well in
Aouthuustern lown.
Ex-(5ongroHsman L'rictsor Iowa, has
been appointed Indian Commissioner.
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Iowa loans hor Hchool fund to fanners
for mortgage on farm, nt low interest.
$:y2SU,:33.00 aro so loaned.
Tho Tennessee) legislature has passed
an act authorizing tho settlement of
tho State debt nt a por cent interest,
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A majority of the prominent busi
ness men of !New YorkCity have pe
titioned tho 1'rosident to withdraw
Robertson's nomination for surveyor
of custoros.
Sorry as wo aro to bobligcd to an
nounce tho fact, it is nevertheless true,
tiheridan Post.
Wo always pity a fellow who is
"sorry to bo obliged to nnnounco"
things.
'lq Journal ean rest assured that
tho proprietors of tho Globo will not
swear to ; lio.- Lincoln Olobe.
A lio or tho truth, it would bo all
thoaamo, nobody would holiovo aid
proprietors.
Tito Pennsylvania liouso of repre
sentatives has passod n prohibitory
liquor amendment by n voto of 10!) to
69. Tho senate will also pass it, prob
ably, but it will bo voted down by the
Pennsylvania Dutchmen, in a most de
cisive manner.
Over 2,000 Chinamen havo recently
been slaughtered by tho Peruvians, H.
A., in the. rich agricultural valley of
Canute; and other foreigners aro Hying
for their lives. On ono plantation 000'
Chineso laborers wore killed. That
country is now under tho domination
of tho Chilians, but thoy rofuso for
eigners the protection of their troops.
Tho bummers who run tho Lincoln
Uloba recently informed lion. Tom.
KoSinard, Who iS OHO of Mm rnmrmny
proposing to start sheet cans in Lin
coln, that unless tho (Hole was soothed
by several shares of street railway
stock, it would "make it dimmed hot
for tho said railway." Wo shall watch
thecoursoof those journalistic pirates,
on street railways, with enduring and
never fagging interest.
(Ion. Uenj. F. Loan, of St. Joseph,
Mo., died at his homo in that city on
the 80th ult. Gen. Loan was iiiicom
mnndof the M.S. M. in tho war, and
the news that their bravo old General
has joined the silent majority will
causo a feeling of sorrow with all the
boys, especially Penick's men, his fa
vorite regiment. We onco heard him
say, in a short address to that regi
ment, that when ho wanted an order
obeyed promptly and effectively, in tho
despcrato warfare against tho bush
whackers of Quantrell, the Youngers,
tho James, in spite of tho counter
manding orders of Gov. Hall, ho al
ways issued It to Col. Poniek. Gen.
Loan was a good, brave, considerate
man, though a very determined and
stubborn one in whatever lino of policy
ho adopted as a Vnion General. Ho
was also a man of great legal ability.
o -
Tho passage of the Slocumb high li
cense bill is greatly to bo regretted.
A great injustico has been dono to tho
foreign born population of Nebraska,
and if the liquor question is introduced
as a disturbingelemeut into our politics
tho present legislature must bear the
responsibility. Umnhu liee,
Tho Ike does not speak tho senti
ment of tho foreign population. Whilo
thoy generally aro opposed to absoluto
prohibition, they believe in a high
license law, and in holding tho saloon
keepor responsible for tho injuries re
ceived by persons and property as tho
result of their business. The people
have these provisions in tho Slocumb
law. No reasonable man, foreign or
native ean object to holding tho saloon
bus'ness as it doos every othor class of
businesssubject to penalties of law
for wrongs and injuries inflicted on tho
community by virtue of said business.
All will admit tho Slocumb law a good
one, for whilo it allows tho rotail of
intoxicants, its restrictions and penal
ties will havo a salutary ofect in mak
ing saloon keepers very careful in their
handling.
APRIL 14," 188L
rioodDtfnth Destitution.
The Omaha Jtejmblican published n
letter from Pouen, Nob., April 8,
giving much information regarding tho
Hood then at tho full. Wo havo room
to only abroviato and condenso :
Xo gossip llxcs tho facts worso than
they are, No ono can know tho devas
tation incident to this spring's "break
up" in tho .Missouri, from tho minora.
No pen can describe tho horror of tho
vast skis of ice, debris and water that
are on their way down stream. Tho
peaceful lit tlo villago of Green Island
(opposite Yankton) in Cedar county, Ne
braska, has been completely washed'
awaj. Not a house or vestige is left
above tho water to tell of tho (ormor
town of Green Island. Probably ico
souls occupied tho twonty-llvo or thirty
houses oH ho place and now thoy are
absolutely destitute and must depend
in many instances on charity for cloth
ing. A ponderous gorgo must have
broken somo miles abovo. Yankton and
came down in ono volume swooping
every thing in its course for milos. It
ia said that tho rise came with an in
describable fury and amidst great
roar. People wore compelled to lloo
from their houses for safety and many
woro caught in tho rolontless tide and
wore obliged to seek protection in trees,
on haystacks, houso tops, and whorovor,
thero was a possibility of their being
safe. Two young ladios found lodging
in a trco top, and remained thero over
night, and well into tho next day.i
Ono young man who had escaped, saw
his father's houso lloating away with
his fathor and sistor clinging to tho
roof and crying for aid, and offered
$1, 000 to any man who would rescue
them, when two heroic young men
said thoy would attempt it, but not for
tho money, and after battling with tho
ico and current for nn hour, thoy reached
tho lloating house, cut a hole through
tho roof and placed tho half dead ful It
er and sistor in tho boat. Shortly after
thoir turn to leavo tho houso tho
father told his rescuers that thero was
a valise in tho room they emtio from,
which contained tfnoo, and thoy might
havo it if thoy would go back for It,
hut thoy refused to father jeopardize
their lives. Not a human being ia
known to have perished in tho Hood at
Green Island, but hundreds of head of
live-stock aro gone, ono well-to-do
farmer losing 1207 head of cattle, six-8teeaHul,,I.MrPtft"i.,,Un,iS!-;ofiOB8.
the Hood that tho citizens consider
thomnolvcs lucky to havo saved their
lives. Tho ico that formed tho gorge
that washed away Green Island in con
junction with othor ico has formed an
iminenso gorgo nearly opposite tho
town of Vermillion in Dakota which ia
nowlilled up with tho lloat ico until
tho river is packed completely full of
ico as far up stream as to reach above
Yankton from Vermillion, a distance
of no less than no miles by water,
when an opon space is encountered and
then another gorgo is thought, to be
still further up stream and then from
Vermillion down stream to nearly op
posite this place the river is apparcnt
ontly free from ice when another gorge
reaching no less than twenty miles
down stream commences Jwhich lias
caused tho inundation of all tho Dakota
and Nebraska bottom lands. Should
tho upper gorges break Hrst and in
their course bring all other gorges, no
man can guess what damago will fol
low. Thousands of acres of land that
lio on the fertile Missouri bottom and
have hitherto formed excellent farms
are lying waste covered with ico to tho
depth of from six lo twenty feet.
Fully 800 people in Cedar county alono
aro left homeless and penniless, beg
ging of their neighbors enough to KI1S
tainlife. Tho ico that now covers tho
farms cannot possibly molt away bo
fore tho middle of June, and woro it
off not an aero could bo tilled, as the
people hi1 .o neither seed or teams to
sow it with. It is a truly deplorable
calamity that has befallon those thrifty
people. Tho peoplo of Yankton and
St. Ilelona have organized relief com
mittees, and are doing all in their power
to temper tho blasts to tho unfortunate
peoplo who at ono time had prosperous
homes wheronow rampant ruin reigns.
It is a pity that tho state of Nebraska
has no fund that is available in an
emergency like this. Men who retired
at night surrounded by plenty wore
awakended by tho roaring torrent com
pelled to use every exertion to escape
with tho lives of their family and their
own.
Major.!. H. Furay tolls of an incident
whore ho saw a mothor sealed on a
bleak bluff wrapped in a damp horso
blanket, whilo trying to quiet her baby.
Tho destitution of those peoplo should
bo inquired into by tho state and
efforts made to relieve the sufforing
that naturally follows such a disaster.
Htatn Journal :
John Price, of Peru, an invalid.camo
up yesterday for treatment at tho
hands of Prof. Strassburgor. Mr. Price
ia quite low, and ita a question whether
tho Turkish baths will do him any
good or not.
VOL.25, NO. 43
nmnamaaRn
-April Eleotiona,
Wm. lj. Kwing, Kopublican, was
eloctijd mayor of St. Louis.
Orasmus Colo was elected ehlnf
jtistieo nnd ,L 1. Cassaday associate
Justico of tho Supremo Court of Wis
consin. JJoth ltopublicans.
Carter Harrison wiw rc-olccled
Mayor of Chicago.
J. II, Webster, an indupcmlcnt can
didate, was elected mayor of Quiney,
111., over Itepublican and Democratic
nominees.
Columbus, Ohio, went Democratic.
Tho llopublicnn majority in tint
State election of Michigan was about
i!0,000,
Tho ltopublicans of liismarck, D. T.
elected thoir entire ticket.
Homo, national, was re-elected may- .
or of Toledo, O.
John T, Rich, a Itepublican was-,
elected Congress successor in Congress
from tho 7th Michigan district.
Dubuque elected a Domocratio
Mayor, ' '
Wm. Means, bourbon, was elected
Mayor of Cincinnati.
Dayton. 0., went Kopublican mayor
and all. '
Itepublican ticket elected in Kansas
City,
ToouniHch and Humboldt both
elected city ollleora favorablo to tho
cHtablishmont of saloons, 4
Central City elected a temperance
tickoU
Nebraska City went whisky. ,
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Arbor Day,
Tho Nebraska state board of agricul
ture offer Arbor Day premiums this f
year as follows; Arbor Day is third '
Wednesday in April.
Forgreatest number of Trees, in
cluding all varieties planted on Arbor '
Day, tfftO.OO.
Second, 625.00.
Greatest number of hardwood trees,
!25.00.
For greatest number of trees planted
by ono man during-tho month of April,
1881t;S30.op.
lwfittoli.lJW'lIJRruQfi lY'lUrotaj lXSx
thoy aro to remain permanently, nob
less than four nor more than twelve
feet apart, $80.00.
Nurserymen and nursery planting
not permitted
to compoU for tiio
premiums.
Tho scheme of laying out 11 town
on tho new line of road within two
miles of thoir place does not strike tho
peoplo of Sheridan with any gi eat emo
tion of gratification. It would seem
quite unnecessary and unwise for tho
inhabitants of Sheridan to think for a
moment of abandoning their present
beautiful town site, where much monoy
hits been expended in the way of public
improvements, erecting neat and com
fortable residences and business houses
to slat t anew. The business men show
good judgment in resenting such a
proposition. Sheridan .has got to bo
too large, and has too much entorpriso
to allow any mushroom cities to spring
up so near to it. Jfumbohlt Sentinel.
Yes, they will euforco tho Monroo
doctrine.
Tlis brazenness with which Southern
United States Senators will stand in
their places and lio about tho political
frauds and ostracisms that has been
practiced in tho Southern states for
years, is astonishing. A Senator, by
tho namo of Call, a fow clays ago had
tho iminenso cheek to declaro that
there never had been anything but
free ballots and honest counts at elec
tions in tho South.' Those Southern
follows had better advisu reformation
in their Statos instead of making asser
tions which every reading man knows
to bo falso, by volumes of indisputable
testimony.
It is no defense lo an action brought
tinder this statue (a civil damage act)
that tiio intoxication was caused par
tially by liquor sold by othor parties;
it is enough if tho liquor sold by tho de
fendant was tho direct cause, either in
wholo or in part, of tho intoxication.
Whorotho separate acts of two wrong
doors contribute to and jointly causo
tho wrong, each is responsible as
though ho woro the solo wrong-door.
Kansas fiujn'emc Court.
Wo learn that three mon from
Missouri were drowned in tho river at
Itulo to-day. Thoy camo across to do
some trading.and when returning thoir
skill was capsized by tiio waves, and
thoy woro drowned befofo help could
roach thorn. Falls City J our mil.
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