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NEBRASKA ADVERTISER
THURSDAY, MAY 5, 1881.
ttcrkshiro hogs, lilglibttxl for sale
iy StuvoiiBon & Cross
I4OW Price
On fnr'ni implements by Tom ilichards.
Cook Stovo for Snlo "Monogram,"
Xo. 8, apply to Furmim & Palmer.
Dr. 'Jelling, Doutisi, Brownvllio
Dmco hours, 0 a. m. to G p. m. Not at
liomc on Fridays.
Our Bon. P. Sanders will call on
you in a short time with a bill, if you
owo us anything.
Ktiystono Corn PlantUr tilo stand
ard light running and accurate drop of
the country 1 stkvknson m unoss.
For Sam) Ciikai--A ITouao and
thrco lota in adesirablo location in thia
city. For further particulars call at
this olllce.
IiOOAL PERSONALS,
Cook. Stovo For Sale.
"Homo Comfort," Xo. 8, Complete1
with reservoir. Call on of address
John DAvirSi
Mrs. S. "W. Abbott will soil hor
bouseliold goods at Public Auction
next Saturday afternoon, in thiB city,
probably on Main street.
YOUNGMEN,
McGee & Moore have
a nice line of spring
clothing. Call and
sec it.
Wo had not seen a . fresh news
paper for ten days, and were much
olalcil tho other day in receiving at ono
linifj, via Tccumaoh, about a bushel
an armful of Republicans from Omaha
and Journals from Lincoln, but tho
latest of theso wore sevoral days old.
Vo wero glad to got them howover,
for they contained later n'.'WJ than tho
old flics that wo had been rescanning
for tlio "very latest" to dish up for
our beloved readers.
Spring and Sum
amcr Clothing. A big
stock for men and
boys, at Dolen's, and
he willsell them cheap.
Call and see.
Tho now city council was inaug
urated at tho regular mooting on Mon
day evening last. Tho tio between
Gilmoro and Helmer for councilman
of the 2d ward was decided by tho judges
of election, as the law directs, by lot in
favor of Ilolmor. An ordinance regulat
ing aaloon licenses fixing licenses at
$.-)00, and bond at 31,000 was passed
jiccording to tho provisions of tho old
law. Jake Kouschkolb, Phil. Frakor,
and JeJf Campbell applied for licenses.
Tho council will moct again on Tues
day evening, 17th inst. T. L. Schick
was reappointed city attorney at a
salary of .'3200 a year; E. II. Wilcox
was appointed policeman at a salary of
S15 a month, and Charloy Chantz street
commissioner at 82 a day for actual
labor performed. Hackney, Kobinson
and Neidhart, wore appointed Hnanco
committee; Armstroug, Helmer and
IUchards street committee.
Postmaster Hacker visited Peru
Tuesday.
Thos. Hutchinsonj of Pent; called
on us Tuesday.
-- Wilson K. Majors, of Peril, wnn in
thd city Monday,
L.L.HUlburd, tfdrj.i enmo in from
numboldt Sunday and returned Mon
day with Mrs. H.
-- Abo Williams has sold hid farm
near Pont, and Will rcrrtovo to Wash
ington Territory soon.
Miss Sarah Harmorij who barf been
for fiomo time past visiting with friends
at St. Joo, arrived at homo Monday on
tho litoamcr Dakotah.
- W. S. Clufk and W. C. Pavov, of
Noniaha City, startod for Piticin, Colo
rado, on tho 1st insti They Wdrit by
rail from Nebraska City.
wo aro plcasod to anndunco that
Miss Fannie Arnold is now preparing
muaic for a coneei't which will bo given
in three or fotit weeks. Vo may look
for a rich treat in ft short time.
Hon. J. it Broady, of BroWnvH'o, is
in tho c:ty seeking what niofrfols of
justice ho can extract from thd judicial
dci'sionsor juugo woavor assistou oy
twelve KOdd nnd truo ihaci.-Jicalrlce
Courier.
'Richard Keatci'son will stnft to
Washington Torritory in a fow days.
Mr. K. has been for years ono of our
rnojb substantial and prosperous farm
ers, and wo roret his leaving our coun
ty. Mr. S. A. nuntington, a popular
blacksmith of Nemaha City, called Sat
urday and subscribed for our paper.
Ho has just had painted an attractive
sign for IiIb shop. Call and seo him
when in Nemaha.
Dr. and Mrs. II. F. McCoy, of Falls
City, returned homo Wednesday after
noon, accompanied by Dr. E. D. Arnold,
who will tako the train at that placo for
Colorado, and will probably bo accom
panied hy Dr. McCoy. Their destina
tion ia Silver Cliff, Col.
Dr. E. D. Arnold, while sailing on
tho rive Tuesday afternoon, received
a severe du'jking by his skiff turning
over and throwing him into tho water.
He, however, caught tho ski.T, turned it
right sido up, climbed in and rowed to
shore, without assistance
M. L. Emery, blacksmith of How
ard, came in Saturday to bn troatod for
a wound recoivod tho day boforo by a
picca of steel flying from a hammer in
tho hands of an assistant, which buried
itself iu Ida back, making an ugly and
painful gash. Dr. Holladay probed for
the missile, but failed to find it. Tho
wound is not dangerous, wo under
stand. Mis3 Fannio Arnold very gener
ously offered to get up an impromptu
concert forthe benefit of those unfor
tunates who wero driven from thoir
homes by tho lato high waters, and
sought refuge in our city, but the re
lief committee, while tendering thanks
to Miss Arnold for her benevolent offer,
deemed it unnecessary, from tho 'fact
that tho generous subscriptions of tho
peoplo were sufficient.
HISTORY REPEATS ITSELF
AJS USTXAJLj THE
MODEL and LEADING HOUSE
J. I. McGEE,
Is now receiving one of those Mammoth Stocks for the Spring
trade, consisting of
er Silks, very clieap ; Large line
and Gents' Hats,
To enumerate the vast variety would renuire more snnon thnn
this paper admits, and nothing short of a personal examination
wm give tue trade a true idea that
the
ueensware
Pff
lului
Tr IB H B
your Busin
Gobi
All goods sold strictly on their merits. Those who. have heen
suffering Irom high prices will find relief by calling on J. L, McGee. I
Thankful to a generous public for past favors, I solicit by contin-
ued square dealing your patronage in the future.
Very Respectfully Yours,
J. L. McGEE.
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DUPAKTMBKT OK AaUICULTUKE,
Washington, D. C, April 24th. (
11. V. Furnas, llrnwnvllle, Neb:
. Silt: At the request of iron. Alvin
Saunders, wo send you a package of
Sorghum seed. Tho object of this dis
tribution is tho promotion of tho inter
ests of agriculture by introducing into
tho various sections of tho country
such now and valuable product3aamay
be adapted to tho soil and climate of
each. To effect this, it is necessary
that the seed should bo in appreciative
hands, and that a faithful report of tho
results oi trial Bhouul 00 made, em
bracing tho method of culture and the
nature and causes of successor failuio.
as tho case may bo. Such a report will
Ihj expected of you in regard to the
seed now sent you, and it is also ex
pected, if tho crop proves of value,
that vou prcsurvo a portion of tho seed
obtained therefrom for distribution
nmonir vour neighbors, so that tho
may bo moro widely disseminated.
Very Respectfully,
Wm. O. Lisnuo, Coin'r.
Tho scod aboYQ referred to can
be had in small quantities by each per
son who will comply with tho wishes
of tho commissioner of agriculturo by
calling at tho First National Bank,
Urownvillo, sTob, Hour, W. Puiwas.
Key Stone Corn
Planters, Corn Shel
lers,Harrows,Seeders, Wheelbarrows, Bain
spring and farm Wag
ons, in seven different
sizes and styles, also
clocks, stoves, furni-ture,groceries,queens-ware
and Coffins, and
having the services of
a practiced cabinet
maker and a first-class
tinner, we can repair
furniture and tinware
promptly and cheap.
Stevenson & Cuoss.
"Bread is tho staff of life," and
Komowood & Shiifor's dour is what
ladies gonerally uso now when thoy
want a good article of tho "staff." Can
bo had at tho stores and groceries at
BrowuYillo and Xoroaha City. 27tf
PLOW BOY'S,
McGee & Moore have
the boss plow shoe.
Call and see it.
GRAIN !
Highest market prico paid by D. E,
Douclas fc Co.
A Literary Eovolutlon Ohallongo,
Tlio old-line publishers have, very natur
ally, not been woli pleased wltti tho now
famous etorprlsc, "Tlio Literary Revolu
tion;" and In depreciation of ltu oharactcr
havo lnld special stress upon tlio claim that
In cheapening books ho vastly It la against
tho Interests of American uutnnrs. Tho
Revolution boldly, meets this assertion
by statements as follows : 1st, That they uro
already paying to American authors more
money than any other publishing house
that Is loss than twenty-five years establish
ed. 2d. That Amorlcun authors rarely re
ceive from publishers a copyright exooedlng
10 per cent upon tho retail prlco of their
books actually sold. 3d. That at least ono
half, nud'probably moro nearly three-fourths
of the books published by American au
thor's expense, tho publishers furnishing
no money, and paying no copy-right, but
themselves reoclvliiK a Iarn.o percentage up
on sales mado. -1th. That thoy propose
hcrenfter to pay to American authors for
aoceptablo inonusorlpsa copyright or 15 per
cent, Instoad of lOpercont, and they claim
that their low prices, and linmotiso sales
resulting therefrom, aro far moro In tho In
torest ol authors than much larger copyright
on tho commonly limited number of sales
"Ono thousand boohs, profit $1.00 each
81,000. Ono million books, prollt ouo oonl
euch-810,000."
As nn xamplo of nn American copy
right book, they tssuo, In an oxcccdlnijly
handsome form, tho famous pootlcnl, histor
ical, nnd satirical American classic,
"M'Flngal, nn Kpiol'oem," by John Trum
bull, with very full annotations by tho
colohrated hlstorltm Ilenson J. Losslng,
LL. I). This poem Is almost as inuoti a part
American history as tho battlo of Iluuknr
IIIU Itself, and Dr. LosHlug hai greutly In
orvased both Its Interest and Its Intrluslo
value by his historical commonts and (Illus
trations, This book was published a few
years ugo by ono of tho old publishing
houses at tho prlco of 82,00 por copy, and
had only a very limited alo. Tho publish
ers olalm that tho reception of their now
edition guarantees a Bute of at least 0,000,
or oven moro probably 10C.OOO copies; and
Losslng will, of course, reap a handsomo
rowam, oven irom mo smaii royalty upon
tho low prlco, American Hook Exchange,
Publishers; Now Yorlc City,
Tho mombors of IJrowuvillo
Templo of Honor, ono and all, aro ro
uuestod to bo at tho Hall noxt Monday
ovoning. Tho election of olllc3rsand
other important matters aro to bo at
tended toon that ovoning.
- We understand that tho western'
part of thia county was visited by a so
very wind and hall storm la3t Saturday
night, but aro unablo to leam what
damage was dono, If any, beyond tho
uuroof ing of a fow buildings.
y
LADIES,
McGee 8r Moore have
a nice line of spring
wraps.
Mr. Tanner, tho artist, during tho
high waters recently, took somo flno
viows of tho inundated country. Tlioso
desiring any of thoso pictures can bo
supplied by leaving order at tho photo
graph rooms. Thoy will bo valued in
tho years to como in refreshing tho
memory of tho groat Hoods of 1881.
Boots and Shoes,
men women and chil
dren's, atDolen's.
If you want any kind of job
work dono, plain or fancy, blanks, bill
heads or letter heads, horso bills, visit
ing cards, wodding cards, etc. W'u
havo ono of tho best job oiUcea in t)-
rcofc, mitt niu iiw jruur wonc )i'0iii2cif
and cheap.
Wbon yon fool weary and llstloss, nro do
bllltated, your appotlto Is Irregular, try tho
Jig Illooil and Livor Medicine, lit. Marshall's
Q fl fl usnels Pea6h
qj U U Blow Potatoes
for sale by McGee &
Moore.
Tho rod, white, nnd bluo Moats for nil.
and Dr. Marshall's Lung By nip is mado for
all. It euros coughs, ooldu und lnlluonr.a.
Auk your druggist for It.
Miffls I StnTfis I
WtU I U' I MLU I UM
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For a good Cooking Stovo with tho
most and best trimmings call on "Wil
ling llros. & Jordon.
A full line of Grocer
ies cheaper than the
cheapest at Dolen's.
"Wo aro requested to announce
that Hon. J. U. Pinch will lecturo in
tho opera house on next Sunday ovon
ing. Lecture free. It is unnecessary
to urge tho peoplo to attend. Thoy
will bo thcro en masse. Wo learn,
further that it is arranged for a gath
ering of temperance peoplo in
tho Templars' hall on Saturday
evening.
Removed.
Jonas Crane, M. D., has roinovod IiIb
oflico to tho building noxt door (oast)
to Uauor's harness shop. Ho has just
received a fresh stock of drugs, and
will fill prescriptions at all hours, day
or night.
The Greatest Illuming.
A simple, puro, harmless remedy, thnt
cures every time, nnd prevents disease by
kcoplng tho blood puro, stomach regular,
kidneys and liver active, Is tho greatest
blessing ever conferred upon man. Hop
lllttorH Is that remedy, ami Its proprietors
aro being blessed by thousands who havo
boon saved and cured by It, Will you try
ltY Seoanothoroolumn.
Given up by Doctoru-
"Is Itposslhlo thnt Mr. (Jodfroy Is up nnd
ut work, und cured by so nlmplo a remedy?"
"1 assuro you His truo that ho Is ontlroly
cured, and with nothing hut Hop HlttorH
and only ton days ago his doctors avo him
up and said ho must die!"
"Well-a-dayl That Is remnrkublol I will
go this day and got somo for my poor
Oeorgo I know hops nre good."
It Is unploa-iant to bo continually hack,
lug and coughing. Ono bottlo of Dr. .Mar
sliitlw I.ung Syrup will cure you. l'rlco twen
tyllyo und llfty conta a bottlo. Druggists
sell It,
Call at Dolen's first
class Dress Goods and
Trimming Establish
ment, where you can
see the finest line of
Trimmings in the city
For constipation, costlvoncsi nnd In
dlgostlon, tako Dr. Marshall's Dromollno.
lllg bottles. Prico llfty coats, Druggists
will get it for you.
J
WfflF
H lllil,
Willing Jiros. & Jo. dan havo a large
stock of tho best barb wire. Call and
seo us.
A Losing. Tolio.
A prominent Physician of I'lttuburg said
Jokingly to a lady patlont who was com-
plaining of her oontlnued 111 health nnd of
his Inability to ouro her, "try Hop Hitters!"
Tho lady took It In earnest nnd used tho
lUtters, from wuloh hlio obtained pormnn
out health. Hho now laughs at tho dootor
for his Joke, but ho ls not ho well pleased
with it, us It cost hirn n good patlont.
THIfl IHlOWNVIkblS MAUKKT8.
. nowNvrr.i.K, May , 18SI.
Kollowlng aro tim (inotatiom yesterday
noon, tho tlmo of going to press.
LI VK tlTOCK.
COBIIISCTKII II Y II. M. IIAM.l'.V, HTO01C lir.M.Kn
irKH 81 m 75
Btoors, falrtooholco g ooif I 00
Cows, fat 2 oo'j 50
O RAIN MARKET.
COKKKCTKI) 11V II. E. DOUGLAS, QUA IK
s'LiVUlWt
Wiieai ."so. -t . .. .M.,.. csflp
Wheat No. 3
IMMIHtHIIHmMIIHm 4d
llnrloy ,. rr,&
Corn In the ear.
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Call at this oillco for all kinds
job work, at reasonable rates.
of
STOPTI8.iT CO U A IE.
iy going to tho roliablo and woli
known Drug stand of J. J. Homier, at
Nemaha City, and buying a Si bottlo
of Oreen Mountain Cough Balsam.
If, aftor using two-thirds, you got no
relief, return tho balanco and get our
money back. Soy advwtiBwuent in
this paper.