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D M. iRAILEY,
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LIVE STOCK
f HO WXV1LUC, XMRA.Vi'A.
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to liimillo yrtur stoolc.
Oilier Klrst Nutloiml Umlc.
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UKAI.KIIH IN
General Merchandise
Dry UnoilH. Orrti'erlCN.Hnnily Mink' Clntlilnu,
HontH, Mlioi-x, ITiith, Cii"), mid n Cioiioriit An
sortmont of Dnms nntl I'ntent Mllci nt'H.
ftju Illli0ht prior pnld for liuttur mill
ASPINWAI.Ij, A'RHItASICA.
EIGHT i PER CENT.
I will mulct.' Morii;iii;t Loan
ON AIM'UOVEl) KAUM SKCUUITY, AT
8 J- CS. Annual Interest.
". NO COMMISSION.
-0. J. STOWELL,
Attorney at Law,
Khrrtrhni, Neh. titn'.l
arahn,
UUM Ui
ait ovmvHI, ':lriKli:i.
MERCHANT TAILOR,
unci (lealbrln
f'inpi:iit,'llili. Kipitcli, Scotclt .iml Kiiney Clotlix
VnstluN, Mir., Kc.
AVKDD1XCJ SIMTS A SPKClAJrY.
ESTABLISaBi) IN 186,
BOP
1 RealEsfaleAgency
William S.Hoovor.
Hoes ft Kcnornl UchI IMtuto HurIiicmh. hoIIh
f.nnds on CominlsIon, oxfinilnoH Titles,
lnukos iiooiIh, MortnefH, nnd all litHtru
inentH pi'itnlnliiB to too truiufor of Heal Kh
late. Ifnsii
Oomplste Abstract of Titles
il, to nil H-k1 KHtnto In Xoinaliu County.
VI TII(MMZi:i IIY TIIK I". S. tlOYKItXMr.M
First National Bonk
O Y
i i own virt hi
Pif(-Ht Capital,
$S0,000
500,000
Aathovtetid
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IS I'UKI'ARhOTO TRANSACT X
General Banking Busines.
nut AND SUM.
COIN & CURRENCY. DRAFI'S
n nil the principal cltloi ofthe
United States and Europe
MONEY LOAN EH
On approved security only. Time Drafts dlicomit
nit , liiul ipeijlul aot-nmmoiliitloiii fcrantqd to, dupoilt
cm, ncnlorsln OOVKIINMKNT JIONUS,
STATE, COUNTY & CITY SECURITIES
DEPOSITS
UfcelvHd payable nn dcniiuid nud INTKUKHTbI
lowed on UweourUilipuU- ordftpolt,
DlHKCrrOUH.-Wm.T. l)7i, li. M. Rnlloy, M.a"
Hundley, Krurik K, Jqliion, I.ultmr Jlondluy
.10II.V h. CAUSO.V,
A. R. 1A VIPON'.CiiBhlor. I'rlilttt
J. C.McNi-UO JITON. Ant.CaUIr.
C. L. Burroughs, IYI. D.,
Physician- and Surgeon.
Oinrnln A. V. N. JCliLI.a DIll'G'HTOUK.
All oitllH priimy'lly ultoiVtlpil ihiv of tilnht
H''C al attention to MMIORHY.
Can do found iiIkIiIh itt Ms. Pincyn's rcM-
Un(H, wn.1t of I'rctljyti-rluh C'.'iurcli.
Sale Gheap
f H.VVKTWODBMAUHWlUlllfM .Mll.I,.S.
1 licHt muoliliic tuif hiti nntlniy n-w. on
t'liuiip lor ntsli or o;i time. AIm,
Ttiin Cni'tvir 4rtv Crl-
I WU raMIIO 111! OfJ K.
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In tho lmtirtltnto vicinity of Hrownvlllf, i
Goo I liMiiliu iirtllmril on encli, unit ploilty
of wood und will or,
It. S. I31. t! KS.
U'rr'
-..',-, ,-.-7 n- 1
JflrWn
Opjtosit Lumber Yard, IMiiiii St.
O-OOD BIGS
AT
REASONABLE RATES.
Spi'eial Acconiiuodiitioiis for
Coinmercial Men,
-AXD-
Drivcr Furinslied
when desired.
Horses boardyd by the day or week,
und Pannurs' teams fed and cared for
at fair' rate's.'
n
ESWWWiWfei:,
How Lost, How Restored!
Jllit pilblHIll'll II l I'W IMtltl'lll Of I)'. dllVci'l-
wi'II'h Ccli'litiiti it I.nmiij on tlii'Milicul imiii, i,
Siiriiiiitiirrinli'iiiir stiiiiiml Wfukiii's. Iiiv.iIiim
tury iiiiiiiui 1,o.,.h, Iiiipnipiir-y. Menial uinl
riiyslciii in, nimclty, Iinieil(iiinMl.H Id nnirrlHk'c
ti.i iiNd i nNi'Mi'i ion . Ki'ji.ki'yiv iinU Kris, In
ilnct'tl lynt-ll-liiiliiiK'iii'o it si'xtiml i'.lniaiiin'.i,
Ac.
Tlii'oli'briiti'il iiutbor. In this mlinlniblc J',M.say,
cleiirly (li'innnitiiiip, friitii u thirty ypurs sup.
cihhIiii irii!tk'', Hint tin" iilnrinlii;,' coiiHcijUt'iiccsof
slr iiImimi in.iy bo railii'ully phtpiI; (hiIiiiIiiu out
it moiluiif iMirHitl iiiipHinpi',pprtiiln, anil I'lli-ct-uul.
li.v ini'iiiis ol whicli evi-ry niiflun'r. nti nuiltpr
wliiil IiIm piiuilliluii limy i)i, limy euro IiIiuhuM
ciiinh, tirlvntiily.iiiiil riulli'.tlly.
KH.I hi l.tTltirt'ihotilil belli Ilii) ImiuU of uvitv
ynutii und uvitj nmn in tin Irnul.
Sent uiulPrHi'iil, In a philn unvolopp, to anv nil
ilroM, post pnlil, on reculpt ofHlx cpiits. or two
pimtiiKi- mumps. Wo Imvo iiImi ii n ii'o eurp
lorTupp Worm. Address
THE 0ULVSIIV73LL MEDICAL CO.,
1 1' Ann St., Now Vorh, . V. V. O. IU.. I5SII.
l ly
STEEL BOILER FERRY.
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AtBrownville, Nebraska.
BEST OHOSSING
ON Till?
Missouri River.
NEW BOAT,
Rates Low, Camps Shady',
Jtoaris Good,
In dem n itfi A injde.
Connects with all Trains.
I Af"IErCwhl " IrooMtl with LtnterrlxM
fc r ImJ ICQ Oluoi Altu.u; VMf,i !inuljndfu
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j-rui. iiurria l'Mlllilll' (llluitrit
uilrittd
lettloa. Tlii DtnmbWl Yllulblr Is inV t.i. I, aZIZ
til, belb,bnj llirnutVir pricii,cnli,iiMaii,d,,,M- 1
.Kr Harris remedy co.'l$t. Louis, mo.
WANTED I' Hi' n.,t ai..i rmu
I Salute I if I 'fill nook, ai.J llUtv I'ric,
For
W.E
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BROWNVILLE, NEBRASKA, THURSDAY, SEPT, 1, 1881,
I NEBRASKA ADVERTISER
t u iviMMit hull llulit at MurHoillt.'s,
L7 pt'i-soiis worn killed mill almut D00
I hurt uioiti or h'.ss.
I Our wcstorii,r'clliiiiKl,,jlcronprnHv urn
lpjojciiiB over wiiui. mo ;mi ram lias
;Uolio for tlit crotis " : ' '
! Ttl said (hat a Galwsfnn astrono
i intr has (liHcovciit'd a (joiuot iu "Mho
, dipper," viHiblu only , tHl'ouBh a tclo-
,8t,nl", .....
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rflll. - 1 , t.'J. i - .
, Ail
i "i ii- Hoiuiers vetiiijiHi iu .l.liK.'om.
eommeiKMis Mondiiv. September fth'nd
lantH durii)(r the week. "It pioinlnefl1 6
I 111 ! frrnml -aT;v
i 1.
..w .. (
, "Mr.s. Caviled is r.t)e(iivh)f,', hundred.-!
' ol' letters expressive of Hvinpathv. (and
itinnv eu'itainitiLr ailviee ami rveipMro-
KiirtliiiKthc President's iimt'ss,
fi(onria is to havn a l.nnn.ooo (jnoi
iol. Lid' run old .loo Ihown for vice,
president in '8-1 . .S7. .Inn (fovltr.
It's old .Ion. wo holiove, who still
holds so many colored pontile in shiv
ery. Of coursi' he would ho just the
man for tho (tmrtte;
The Omaha Ti'h'fram av, reunnl
ua tho drinking quest inn in Omaha :
A irreat nianv falk.of oruanizini'
soeial elulw. wliieh is a' .well Unown
manner of avoiding the strinwnt
liquor laws, and ono whiHi nronerlv
n-irried out will undouhtedlv defeat tho
Slorutnb in somu of its main pro
visions Tho bosl nrenaration for elnnnin"
pi'ture frames and rentorintr furniture,
marred or erateliod, is a mixture of
three parts litmeod oil. and one part
spirits of turpentine. It not onlv env
oi's tho disllirnred surfjiee. but restores
wood to its original eolor, nnd loaves -i
lustre upon the surfaeo. Tut on wiH
a woolen eloth, and when dry rub with
woolfin.
T)r. Smith Townsend, health otlleer
of tlHMlistrieL of.ColuT'fintxive;-its us
his opinion that the Trosidoiit has
been since first wounded suffpriiifr
from pvaemia, and having heeonm so
rodiieed. will survive but a short time
'dm.oro.
onuor. ryaoinia is (leiinetl ;as a
is '(lisoaso""pri)duee(l by the
ininjjlinn of the pnisonouH matter of
pus' with tlm blood. Dr. Townsend
says the patient's relapses are periodi
cal, and that he will have another thin
week to which tho vital powers will
succumb.
The I.ewistown. 111.. Qitr.vlU', con
tains the following: "Kvery paper iu
tho United States onulii occasionally
to keep tho fact before ils reatiers that
burnt corn is a certain and, speedy euro
for hog cholera. The host way is to
make a pile of corn on the cobs. elVect
ually, scorch, and then give the all'eet
od hogs free access to it. This remedy
was discovered bv K. I'.. Lock, at the
time his distillcn v;is burnt in this
county, together with a lame lot of
store corn, wliieh was so much injured
as to be unlit for use, mid greedily oat
en by the hogs, several of which were
dying dailv. After the second dav not
a single hog was lost, and tho disease
entirelv disappeared. The remedy, has
been tried in a number of curoh since
and has never failed."
It was tho charcoal that did it and
not because it was burnt corn. Any
other kind of charcoal isfjust as good,
and is tho best preventive of disease
ever led to hogs. firiitor A1.)
Tho St. doe (lazettp starts off a story
with tho head of "f'riniinal Impudence,"
and then produces the miserable Dem
ocratic H recently promulgated bv
Much unscrupulous sheets as the Gazette
that a conference of Iiopublicnns was
recently held in New York, at wliieh
fion. Grant was present, and advised
Vice President Arthur to proceed to
"Washington and assume tho Presiden
tial olllce. The truth is, as the (luzvtte
well knows, that no such n meeting
was held, and that Gen. Grant nor any
other ouo of Gen. Arthur's friends has
advised any such eouran for him, or
who believes he ought to take finch a
course.' Thoy believe ejctly. Urn ru
verse. The Uuzdtc's "criminal impu
dence," therefore, is simply a criminal
iu, invented, by ono whose, hatred of J
f',.,i n,nnf .l-ltiu frnlll flO t'lllin tlm (Ull
. . .ti
mum General humbled I.ee; -nriMk;
and tho confederacy. how down vi-perism.
i
r,)?7'rrn'Pnn:!i':"r",iEr3w
BBLEOT TELEGRAMS
A UO.MI'MMr.NT-TO AMK1t!('.
V.wifi, AuuMisf 21. -Tim prelect of
iN'ino nas iiiMiriueii .Morton, lulled
States minister, in a letter Which is
VeiV complimentary t hlin' and
Americans, thai placVi do Mtoho. where
his otHcial residence is situated, has
beennanred Phiee ties KtilUTnls,
Tti'r. nuot'T;, iN,icr..N',Tr.vKY.
JiiKJVTOM'N, K.V., August 'il.
iTliuivji!iril)eeu,m min for two month
JiPthis vicinity, hut Wen yet vain
would help corn. Witter is" gelling
very si-arce. Many lurmot'H drive
Ktuek four miles. The itdvanee In
corn scares distillers,' wlin liosilnto
wlietlier tu oporate.tlilU'rpll. Jf the
present price or ciSrn is luliintain'ed the
product of dbtilleries Will inH be half
thiit of last yeiu'. '
'' ' ;:it't.Mi; in t'kxas. ;
;SnHi,A., 'IltlNUS, A.UKUHt 2-Hll.
News of ii mosfhoirihle iiifnir in Cook
cwumty has beep received. .Sometime
Mince IJen lilaiitop, ex-sherill' of (look
cpunty, a desperado, met flames Todd,
uiio had henna witness against him in
a l.iw suit, iibiiHcd and insulted him iu
uii outrageous manner. They
separated, each vowing to meet tho
oilier Inr ii final settlement. They met.
to-ilny, when both drew weapons and
llrt.'d. Todd was shot through the
heart and in the breast; the top of
Wanton's head was blown oil'. Moth
men were lying dead when discovered.
The St. .loo iazrttc has a corres
pondent hanging, around the whisky
shops of Topeka. Kansas, for the
special purpose, we infer, of writing
leinpoianeo and temperance laws
down and .saloons and, drunkard
making up. ln.stead of giving
tho whole truth regarding the
prohibition experiment iu that Stale,
as a true journalist should, he gives
but one Hide, and tlmtth information
he gathers from the circle in which he
doubtless circulates among I lie liquor
dealers and the saloon pimps. Ho is
a pritly bright writer, and would be a
credit to the paper for which he
writes if he would get his news from
a decent ami lelinble Kource, and then
write the Truth. TluvfoJJow is doubt
less, however, doing precisely what
he is paid for doing.
The following should-serve as a
warning ' to ' people who visit
the metropolis, against the hack
timers of Omaha. Iletter walk up in
to town titan to fall into the hands of
tliost villianous sharks. Thy Triryruin
says:
01110 of the hack drivers about
town need looking after. Uooontly one
of them charged a lady two dollars lor
bringing her from the depot to the
cent nil part of the city. There are
also complaints that 'bus drivers hac
pretended they could not tind tin
si roots and numbers given them, and
have taken passengers to hotels in
stead of home., or to their friends.
The following clipped from an ex
change, is valuable if true:
Iu building a chimuoy.putn quantity
of salt in the. mortar with which the
inner course of bricks am to be laid.
The effect will be that there never will
be any accumulation of soot in the
chimney. The philosophy is thus
stated: Tho salt in tho portion of
mortar which is exposed absorbs mois
ture from the atmosphere every damp
day. 'I'lic soot thus becoming damp,
falls down to the lire place. This ap
pears to bean Knglisii discovery. It
is used with success in Canada.
The Calvert ConrU'i' "heartily com
mends tho notion of the city council"
of Hrownvillo in closing the saloons.
To keep a true record of transpiring
events it is uooossury for us to say thai
the city council took no action what
ever toward closing tho saloons, and
tho whole mponnibility for the en
forcement of the law in that matter,
belongs to gentlemen not bound by an
oath to support Mm constitution and
laws of the Statu.
ifm i ii
Some one wiole to Moj-jco Greeley
inquiring if guano was good to put on
potatoes. Me said it might do for
those whoso tastes hud booomo vitiated
with tobacco and rum, but he preferred
gravy and butter.
The H. & M. laud department is send
ing thousands of posters oast, to adver
tise ami get up excursions to the re
union. (Unliii,
' 1 - a ii ' i
Mrs. Khivans. of Pllzen. Saunders
county, Nebraska, gave birtlito tliroo
bouncing children on tho'nth inst.
I i ., .!
Twenty-live settlers were killed near
Nutts Station, Arizona, by Apacho Indians.
VOL. 26, NO, 11.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Treasury have ordered $,07:i
.'MO woilh of gold bullion from tin
New Vuik assav olllce to Phllailelnhl..
to bo coined Into eagles and half eaglet,.
Queen Victoria has given hei'nssent
to Mm. Irish laud bill, which now be
comes a law.
Mrs. Mayes' portrait, presented bv
the women or the I'niled Slates, cos't
$:i,0(o. It was painted by Daniel
Huntington, of New York.
A man named Matcher was killed bv
another named House at Kansas City.
Moth were teanislers.
Near Murrre.sboro, Tumi., Aldrian
l'itts, a wealthy and respected farmer,
was shot and instantly killed while in
his melon patch. Six buckshot wine
taken from his head. The shot was
tired by an unknown parly,
'V. Lautou, Xew Yolk, recently sold
his wife to 1 .lansen for one dollar
cash dowu.and thought frotn.tho former
intimacy of , lansen and Ids wife that
he made a good ale. :
Tile will of the widow of ox-President
I-'illmoK leaves public bequests to
tho amount, of .$r.n,ooo. among which is
$2(1.1)110 to tho unhorsit of Rochester.
in l-algelleld county, S. C., u light
with shotguns occurred hot
ween J. V.
.1.' V.
was killed
Unpaid and son ilud
Timiiiorinan. The latter
and the formei
woulidol.
probably fatally
Highl negroes were lynched at
Orange. Texas, one day last week for
an alleged attempt to Kill the sherilV.
The leader being a wliitu man was put
in jail.
dipt. .Nihil Poineroy, an old printer
and lake caplaiu .suicided at Chicago.
A dispatch from Siler City says:
OnohuiHliid people have been killed
during the past fortnight by a band of
Indians iu the socoro and adjoining
vallevs. Soldiers ami citizens iu
pursuit.
Citizens of Henson, Arizouia, seized
the occupants of a gambling saloon,
buriied,tho furniture, and ordered the
whole party to leave by the next train
on pain of being the principal figures in
u necktie party. Deputy SlierilV Me
diums was shot iu the thigh during
an altercation with two members of
the gang.
On tiiu 2iUli pit., al SJlverlon, CM,,
I. t. Ogfilniig, city iiihi-mJuiI, : nill
ed by two roughs, Hai t Williamson and
Dyson Eskridgo. The whole town
was aroused and the muiderers .will
bohnohed if captuted. Kskridge is a
notorious desperado and large rewards
are ollered for his other crimen.
A comet is now visible, to the milied
eye, of evenings iu the northwest.
(,'has. J5. Wright, casliierof the Lan
cashire insurance company, is another
icuin oi gamiiiing. Mo is under
arrest for embezzling a large sum 'of
money; and confesses tho charge, .say
ing lie became addietod to patronizing
gambling hells, whicli led him to tht-
misuse of monev not his own,
" .
Two colored men at M,ouroe, J,.,
acciihod of murder, were huig by a
mob. a few days ago.
At SI. Petersburg among recent
ii i rests was that of u general who was
engaged iu hot raying I he plans of the
authorities to Hie Nihilists.
The Hiilcjgh Journal now llguros out
a majority in Xorth Caiolina for anti- '
prohibition of l i':,.v(l. Four cimntics
voted for prohibition. '
Tlie Isduml of Cyprus is overrun
with goats. It is estimated Mutt Micro
aiu aan.omi of these tiiiiiujils. on the
island, and planting is almost useless
on account uf their ravugos.
Near Toronto, looenllv an oaglo
attacked u child and attempted to My
away with it, but the child's clothing
being of light texture would not sup.
port its weight.aid was torn into strips
in mi' wiionsoj me savage bird.
Tlio licpublicau Valley is liappy.
The JCnlerjii it says:
Tho soaking rain of Wcdnesdav
night and Thursday changed the as
pect f affairs in the entire iteimblicau
valley. Kvni at this late dav tliere
was a largo aeroago of corn thiit just
coininoiiced tassoling. The rain had u
benollcial ofloct upon It and nothing
can pit-vent it maturing and making
good corn. Grass that was rapidly
drying up again resumed a green ap
pcuancoby the rainfall, and a much
laiger tonnage of hay will lie put up
than would have Ijoou hut for it
Ground Is h) good condition for fall
plowing, and inanv hoiva of sod will be
turned over while it s in good order.
Tho condition of fanners is vastly hu
proved, tm.l new life is inAwd into '
them, they realize Mint with a.balf croo
of wheat and corn they are in better
circumstances than u majoritv of farm
ers in Iowa, nili.oK Iniir,uii;MluHuuri,
and other eastern States. ,
Anralrio ihe iiear Tecumseh a k
few days ago bv ut up a large amount
of hay.
rJcd 33 ir cL .Ntlioml TUulitL'.-ca., M. Ijuh, M.
W.
