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ESTABLISHED 1850.
Oldest f lipor in tho State
BROWNVILLE, NEBRASKA, THURSDAY, MAY 5, 1881.
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BUSINESS CARDS,
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Attorney unit OnntMtlar at Law.
UlllcenverStatw flank, Brown vIlle.Ncb.
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ATTOUNKY ATIjAW.
Odlce, No. 81 Main at root, llrownvllo. Ncb
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ATTOUMCVS:AT tiAW.
t, viuicoor mumy Juuge, monnruio, Acormiri,
HOLLAD A Y .
MARLATT &. KING,
DKALnitS tU
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hyslolan, Surgeon, Onttetrletan.
(Jrsduatedln IBM. Located In Brownvillo IMS.
Olllce, II Main ntroot, UtownvlUo, et.
XJ & DEO MAN,
' TAfilTKTTTTH
lAt th Went Knd. oasljof Motion's store.
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General Merchandise
Dry Goods, Groceries, Heady MndoOothltiR,
Hoots, Hhoes, Hats, Caps and n General As
Bortmont of Drugs nnd Patent Medlolncs.
3 Highest prices pnld for butter nnd
CRB.
ASl'lNIVAlili, NKIUIAHICA.
TIio Osceola Record, Nob., is for Bale.
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Sonutor Van Wyek, 1ms broken I030
from tho "dead lock" and como home.
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uuACKs.tirru asd house siioku
WNjkdono to ordor and satisfaction guaranteed
Flrilttrnct, between Main and Attantlo, Drown
tVIUP.NCII.
L. HOY,
TTNBERTA&ER,
Oonins made on short notloo. Throe miles west of
Vrownvllle, Nob.
pAT CLINE,
PAHHIONADTiU
HOOT AND SHOE MAKER
CUSTOM WOItK madeto order, and fits alway
Kusrauleed. UcpalrtnK neatly and promptly done
t)ho). No. 27 Main street, BrownvllIc.Neb.
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TTCT? Forll IUenVcs of the Throat
UOXl and Iju iirii the
GREEN MOUNTAIN
Used In prlvato praetlco since 1&V. Put be
foro the public iW.prvTTr TXHNKVKH,
KAILS!) UUUlXjiXprlco 25o.
SOo.ondei.SAMPMCnOTTIiKS 10 Cents.
Kconrgunrantco, amongg ALS AM
O. C. Day & Ifruckctt.
Solo Proprietors, KansoH City. Mo.
Korsaloby .T. .T. HENUHU, Drugirlst,
Nemaha Cltv.
Omaha la getting ready early to havo
a grand colobratlon on tho Fourth of
July.
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Highland Nobraska has organized a
joint Htock company for a sugar
rolluory.
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"Whitolaw lioid, editor of tho Now
York Tribune, was recently married to
Miss Elizabolh Mill. lteid is CO,
but ho marriod a girl with a pile of
monoy.
VOL, 25, NO. 46.
iaBiimaiummstammmmmmmmmmmmmm
Fancy canned lard, it is alleged, is
generally mado of fat takon out of
hogs that dio without tho assistance of
a butcher's knife.
Sidney, says tho Wost Point Repub
lican, is tho Sodom of Nebraska, and
contains moro wickednesa and dovllty,
to tho squaro foot than any other town
in the State.
JACOB
MAROHN,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
and doalorln
FlnoVaKlIfili, Kronen, Scotch and ney Glothi
VentlnftR, Ktc, Ktc.
nrownvlIK, Nebraska .
Native Liiinbor
For salo nt Pottlt'H Mill on tho Mlniourl
bottom, two nnd otio-half mllea abovo
Urowuvlllo.
Fonoing, SheetiDg, Wido Boards,
Elo., Eta Apply to unilcratgnod, two miles
west ol Urownvlllc.
A DOBD-
Tho Bhv Pilot warns its readers
against swindlers who travel through
tho country soiling bllla of groceries, on
sampler, or otherwise
Tho oxecution of tho Russian con
Bpirators is Bald to havo strongly
cemented tho Nihilist organization in
thoir determination to kill Alexander
III,
A Ohuroh Bofoim,
CORN.
1 havo just purchased a new Sand
wich Corn Sholler, and am now better
prepared than ever to sholl your corn.
CJivo me a trial.
HENRY ANDREWS.
B.
M. BAILEY,
ESTABLISHED IN 1850.
OLDEST
Real Estate Agency
IN NEBRASKA.
William H.Hoover.
Dooa a Koncml Konl Estnto lluHlnosa. Soils
LundH on Commission, examines Tltlos,
mnkes Deeds, Mortgages, and all Instru
ments pertaining to tho transfer of Real Es
tate, lias a
Complete AbBtraot of Titles
to all Ileal Estato lu Nemaha County.'
HIliri'UR AND DBALKIl IN
LIVE STOCK.
AllllO WXV1LLE, NKJIRA8KA.
r..n9r, ptauid 6fl.ll nnd aotprlcosi Iwnut
co liaudlc ycur stock.
Ollloe first National Bnnk.
kIsaac "Williams,
TroprScior
CENTRAL
If Congressman Valontino knowH
himself and tho Jlepublioan thinks ho
does, gallant Tom Majors will bo a
mombor of tho present congress from
Nebraska. Omaha Republican.
Who.it sowing haa fairly commenced
in this county. It 1b estimated that
over 20,000 acres have already Iigoii
Bown, and 20,000 acres moro will bo
sown in tho next ton days. Aurora
Republican.
Tho Courier-Journal spoaka of
Mahono as "a mltey man," nnd the
Cincinnati Enquirer regards him aa a
trichina in tho body politic.
Ho is making tho Domooratio party
vory sick that's sure
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There scorns to bo a disposition on
tho part of tho council to let tho saloons
in tho city run without taking out
license to sell liquor until tho flrat of
Juno, when tho new law rocs into
effect Seward Reporter. '
Peculiarly gonorous must cortainly
bo tho Seward council.
Somo farmers, well posted, claim
that one-half bushel moro grass wheat
to tho aero should bo aown in a lato
spring as tho present as tho lateness of
tho spring will notallow tlmo for tho
usual "fltooling. -Seward Reporter,
"Only about ono woman in a thou
sand would voto if thoy had tho privl-
logo, says tiio Omaha Herald; and wo
say all right lot that ono vote Tho
Herald is moro of a blackguard than n
rcasonor.
illTIlOUlZKn BY THE 0. 8. GOVEUNMENT.
First National Bank
OF.
BXtO"W N VrL3L,E
WiM
rkel,
Brownville, Neb.,
Keeps only first class Meat
tfS-Cxsli pnlil far Poultry and Hides and'Ct
aa-Siitlfifwtlon (Juarantecd.'C
Paid-tip Capital, $50,000
Autliorizcd " 500,000
PEisrsioisrs.
Every wound or Injury, cvon by nccldrnt,
or niu (llriuiiho, ontltleH n soldier of tho lato
wur to a pension. All Pensions by the law
of ,1 uumry, 1S70. bORin hack at dato of dis
t'tiurcn or death of tho soldier. All entitled
Minuld apply at oneo. Thousands who are
now ilrawlnu a pension are entitled to an
liir-reuse. bolillors and widows of tho war
of 1S1J, and Mexican war are entitled to pen
M ins. Tliniisondsaro yet entitled to bounty
but do not know It. Pees In all cases 810
I'm tor uverv description of war claims
collected. Employ an attorney residing In
Washlni. ton, who can give personal otton
tw ii to"ur tiiiHlness. Amorlcan and For
li?n patents obtained on short notice. Bond
two stamps for pension and bounty laws.
Address V. T. FITZaKIlAlill. U. S.
'lalm Agent, Lock Hox in, WoshlriKton,
D. C. fou17
18 PUEPAllKDTO TKANHACT Al
General Banking Busines.
BUV AND 8ELL
COIN & 0UREEN0Y DRAFTS
an all the principal cities nfthe
United States and Europe
MONEY LOANED
On approved security only. Time Drafts discount
ed, and special accmnmodatlonsKrantod to dopoilt
er. Dealers In HOVKHNMKNT BONDH,
STATE, COUNTY & CITY SECURITIES
:dbposits
BocelTPd pyuhle on demand, and INTEREST aN
lowed on time certlllcates of dopoalt.
COLLECTORS,
DinKCTOJIH.-Wm.T. Den. B. M. Halloy. Jf.A
Itandloy, Frank K. JolniBon, I,uttior Koadleyi
win. rainuer.
JOHN L. CAKSON,
A. n. DAVISON. Caihlor. Preeldont
I. O.McN AUOHTON. Asst.Cashlor.
Secretary Kirkwook has telegraphed
J. Milton Tumor, St. Louis, president
of tho frecdmon's Oklahoma associa
tion, that tho question of tho right of
colored pooplo to settle upon tho lands
of tho Indian territory would bo sub
mitted to tho higest authority, and it
Turner desired to bo hoard -pcy pliouUl
como to Washington at ouco. In tho
meantime, no attempt at Bottlomont,
must bo made by tho association,
"
Tho $. & M. crossing bolow Blue
Springs will probably bo called
Wymoro, aftor Sam Wymore, well
known in Gngo and Pawnee. Wymoro
promises to bo a town of considerable
importance. It is not unlikely that
somo day Gago will be divided into two
counties, each tho Bizo of this. If so,
tho southern county will have its
county seat at this now town, near its
geographical center. Pa umee Enter
prise. m i
Washington, April 25. A petition
has been flllod with tho court of claims
by tho union iraciiic Kail way com
pany for compensation for transpoitiv
tion of mails. Tho amount claimed due
is $1,161,720. Tho petitioner maintains
that ono-hulf of tho sum claimed earn
od namely, 8580,500 should bo ap
plied by tho government to paymont
of bonds issued by the government in
aid of construction of tho railroad, and
that tho other half should be paid over
in monoy to tho company.
Bon Hill, when challenged by Mahono
to prove his charges of corrupt bargains,
sncakcil away. Tho gallant Virginian
is convincod that ho cannot "insult" a
sneak. Omaha Republican.
Hill is a man of familios, you know,
and doesn't fancy bolng perforated.
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A resolution to conBuro roproscnta
tivo .Tonos for voting againBt tho
Doano-Tub law, bo callod, waB voted
down by tho Adams county Farmers
Allianco by a largo majority, tho
farmers seeming to think that it is
likely to do moro harm than good.
Sutton Register.
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Tho clasB of immigrants arriving
tins season is far abovo tho avorage.
A stoorago passenger who camo from
Franco recently had $10,000 in gold
bolted around his waist. Ono Gorman
banking' houso in Now York has cash
od drafts for over $100,000 for immi
grants who arrived by tho last throo
steamers.
BKTitoiT, April 20. Bishop Borgcss,
of tho Roman Catholic diocese, ban
issued a pastoral in which ho saya: Wo
hereby forbid and prohibit each and
bvory Catholic in our dlocoso, to get up
or aid in arranging and organizing pub
lic picnic excursions on rlvors, lakes,
railroads, and to join and tako part in
such or Himiliar public amusement
gotten up by others on Sunday, holy
days, or any other day of tho wook.
Morcovor, wo forbid and prohibit fails
forthobenelltof churches, schools and
other charitable institutions of our
dioceso, without first Hubmltting to
our approval in writing tho reasons
thorofor. Tho bishoiw claim that such
oxcurpions, picnics, etc., nro detrimental
to tho morals of his Hock, oflpoclally
tho young.
Sonator Saunders is right on tho (load
lock in the senate He has tho correct
idoa rolativo to tho action of Mahono,
and in a speech on tho Hoorof tho son
ato, Wednesday, ho argued in mipporb
of tho doctrino that tho majority
Bhould havo tho right to elect oillcoiB of
tho Sonato and pointed out tho danger
which might attend a contrary doctrine.
North Platte Jscbrasldan.
Sonator Saunders spoko tho truo
American sontiment, that tho majority
should rulo in all legislative bodies,
and ovory right thinking man indorses
that position. Tho contrary doctrino,
usually practiced by tho Democrats
when matters do not go to suit them,
is u treasonable doctrino.
Alotter has been received at tho
Troasury Department from an ontor-
prising citizen of Now York City
offering tho government $10,000 for tuo
privilego of running a Btnall lunch
counter and a boer-Boloon in, tho lobby
ot tho Poatothco ot that city. In n
postscript ho nddod that if his proposi
tion was ontortainod ho would mako
it "all right with tho proper parties."
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Tho Oil City Derrick always spoaks
to tho point and promulgates a moral,
as tho following illustrates: A woman
in Eastoni Pennsylvania bocamo crazy
on seoing her husband kiss another
woman. Tho husband was a rascal.
No truo husband would over kiss
anothor woman when his wifo was
looking.
Simon Cameron, at tho public colo
bratlon of his oighty-8ccond birthday
last wook, said to his old friends nnd
neighbors: "A man who makes no ene
mies is never a positivo force I bo
gan lifo with a determination to buc-
cood, with what result others must
Judge I havo mado it a rulo of lifo to
bo kind to ovory ono and confiidorato
of all. Yet I havo mado onemics, bo
causo I havo had opinions and asserted
thorn.' But thin has brought mo
frionds also, and whorovor I go, at
homo or abroad, the grateful ovidoncea
of their regard greot me. I havo lived,
long, and seen much of lifo, nnd when
I am gone all I ask is that pcoplo can
Bay that I did tho best I could, and wan
over truo to my obligations nnd my
frionds."
CARD
1st. Buy seven bars Dob
bins' Electric Soap of your
Grocer.
2d. Ask him to (five you a
bill of it.
3d. Mall its 7il bill and
lion r full address.
4th. We will mail you,
FREE, seven beautiful
cards,insix colors and (old,
representing Sh ultspcaro's
"Seven Acn of Man."
i i pnAfim Pi on
li L.uiiftum uuij
JIG South Fourth Street,
Philadelphia, P.
LIVERY !
w! E.TrPELT,
Tho Bee promises us to mako a stand
against woman stiff rago when tho tlmo
comes, but does not propose to waste
its ammunition at present. Ammuni
tion being vory scarce on that Bide
Beatrice Express.
Tho Bee will probably adhere Btrict
ly to its wonted habit of making a
stand on tho side that inflates its purso
most.
Opposit Lumber Yard, Main St.
QOOID BIGS
AT-
REASONABLE RATES.
Special Accommodations for
Commercial Men,
-AND-
Driver Furinslied
when desired.
Horses boarded by tho day or weok,
and Farmers' teams fed and cared for
at fair ratesi
Tho South is making rapid strides in
manufacturing, and no ono in the
North will bo sorry to hoar it. Cotton
factories aro going up, and furnaces
aro beinii erected to utalizo tho hon
and coal that is bo plenty. Sinco the
last census West Virginia in
creased bor metal production over
last year from 71,000 to 157,000 tons.
Alabama has Increased her production
702percont; Georgia, 205 per cont;
Tennessee, 125 per cent; and Kentucky,
13 per cent. North Carolina has not
increased her production, on account,
of tho want of railroads to roach tho
iron country, Inter Ocean.
Brownvillo scorns to bo a doomed
propinquity. Not only can alio not
succeed in getting additional railroads,
but oven tho ono sho has is gono down
tho river with tho flood. Neb. City
News.
Wo aro again, in dofonso of truth
and justice comnolled to say that the
News lies. Not ono word of truth in
tho abovo ill natured fling. Not a foot
of railroad has washed away from
Brownvillo; and if pooplo do como from
within olght miles of Nobraska City to
Brownvillo to trade at our big stores,
and soil their cattlo and hogs, it is bo
causo thoy mako monoy by so doing,
nnd tho groans of tho Neuis will not
holp tho dilapidated old burg up
tho river, in which overy-othor houso
is eiriptyi
Omaha Republican: The following
is a full list of outside appointments to
date, by tho now administration, credit
ed to tho stato of Nebraska:.!. II.Dony,
of Central City, clerk in tho war de
partment: Emanuel Speik, Johnson
county, clerk in intorlor department;
Walter M. Seoly, Lancastor county,
clork in interior dopartmont; Hon. W.
L. Peabody, Douglas county, pension
examiner, interior dopartmont; W. II.
II. Llewellyn, Douglas county, Indian
agent, Now Mexico; Dr. A. II. Jackson,
I'awnoo county, clerk to agent Llewel
lyn, and J. A. Monk, agency f armor;
J. M. Ellor, Fillmoro county, Indian
trader ; J. B. Bailoy, Washington county,
Indian trader; Sol, Males, Franklin
county, postal agont; Win. Burglin
gamo, Merrick county, postal agency.
Tho colored citiens of Omaha re
cently hold a meeting for tho pur-
poso of indorsing Sonator Ma
hone's political acts and Bpeechos in
tho Senate. Amongst tho resolutions
adopted wo find the following :
Resolved, That wo boliovo that tho
political success of colored Ameiicans
in tho southern states depends upon a
close allianco with tho independent
movement roprosonted by lion.
William Mahono.
Resolved, That wo extend our thanks
to tho Hon. Alvin Saundors for tho
words of encouragomont to tho Hon.
William Mahono and tho peoplo of
Virginia for tho bold position takon by
them in favor of a froo pooplo and a
froo ballot a pricoloss ballot and an
honest count.
Had Mr.Oay G6uld bought Mr. Ed
ward Itosowator, and placed him In
chargo of Uosowator-'a proposed Groafc
Consolidated railroad organ hero, that
is tho kind of anti-monopolist oditor
ho would havo boon to-day. It wna
through no act of omission on Hoho
water's part that ho "damns tho rail
roads" to-day. It all aroso from tho
fact either that his prico was too big,
or that ho was coiiHidored dear nt any
prico. Omaha Republican.
Wo would not glvo publicity to such
an itom as tho abovo, woro wo not well
Batisflod that it is, ovory word, true.
Tho Bee styles us "Mr. Jay Gould's1
Kopublicnn editor." Wo aro not Mr.
Gould's editor, but wo might havo boon
if wo and other Republican stock hold
ers had consented to Edward Kose
water's proposition to consolidate this
paper with tho Bee and associate our
selves editorially with him. Kosowat-
er s plan included tho ownorship oy
Mr. Gould of 820,000 worth of consoli
dated stock. By Mr. Gould's point
blank rofusal to invest, Edward Kose
water escaped being ono of Mr. Gould's
editors. Omaha Republican.
Tho Ashland Gazette is running II.
II. Shedd, lato Speaker of tho IIouso,
for Govornor. V. C. Courier.
About tho tlmo Mr. Shedd gets to bo
Govornor, Mr. Iiosewntor will bo Presi
dent of tho U. P. road. Tecumscli
Chieftain.
Wo think Mr. Shedd is an oxcollont
man, with talohts and ability abovo tho
averago Nobraska "statesman," and
would mako a good Governor.
Wo wonder if Nebraska peoplo fully
appreciate tho cxcollont roads wo aro
almost always blessed with. While in
Illinois, Wisconsin and Iowa, tho roads
aro all but impassablo, and havo been
for weeks, ours aro as smooth and dry
as pavement, Tecumseh Chiejtain,
Indlanians also appreciate tho differ
ence in tho roads.
Tho property of tho Union Pacific
railroad company in Nebraska, excopt
tho main track.is estimated at $814,515.
CO, according to tho report of tho gen
eral manager to tho auditor of public
accounts, for taxation purposes.
Tho peoplo of Columbus aro consider
ably olated at thoir success in secur
ing tho locntion of tho terminus of tho
Omaha, Niobrara & Black Hills rail
road lino nt thoir city.
Vandorbilt has
eminent bonds.
?07,000,000 in gov-
fli P"