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NEBRASKA ADVLRTISLIt
Crahbi'inos, ample y 1 1 1 1 1 ami
pickles, by .Stevenson iV Cross.
Ijiwl bread in tlio city at Aaron
Palmer's ami don't you forget It.
Iroviilll men-bants never iiad
largqr or better stocks of goods.
You will find Dolen
at .Lowiiiiin's with a
big- stock of goods.
Ihiy New Homo sowing machines.
Light running and nuihclcsH
ntkvknson iS: Cuuns.
-l'orry & Ihtruell will huvo Hip (Hl
moro building, at Sheridan,, ready Tor
occupancy by the middle uf next
month.
Do not fail to call on Stevenson &
CroR for stoves, cook, heating, coal or
wood, They keep a largo 'Uid eoiuploto
Stock and prices arn low.
tl.tOO per your can ho easily nuwlo nt
li 'in u'iiiUIiik for I'J. CI. UlilomiL ,t Co, In
Huro'ny RlHit'i. New York. Soml lor lliolr
iMitiiluKiRMiiut Hill particulars. 101 y
- Dolun lias moved up street into
Luvvmau'ii 0 10 business house. Call
umlsuobim and his elegant stock of
gQO'ls.
Rolen is at Low
man's. , t 7- The Missouri river was so full of
lijiliHli ieolnst Saturday that boats did
n;ifc vrlm and we received no mails
from the other side. This is Hie llrsl
obstruction of the winter.
For cloaks and dol
mans call 011 McGco
& Moore's.
.Saturday last was a goo. 1 day for
Hie merchants of UrownviHe. Luis of
people in town and the big stores 'were
crowded from forenoon till night, .and
eveiy clerk was kept 011 the jump.
K libber boots
MeGoo & Moore's.
at
- We did a large amount of job
work last week lor Mr. .Jordan ami hi
a rcnis, ol the "I'neumatie Washer."
Tb it simple labor-saving implement
seems to take well with the people,
ami many families are being supplied.
-Many pumoin, 1110 hltti-rl,i opposotl to
"patent muilioinos," ami will rnnjly iim
them ui nil. Thorn Is no dniiiit thut 'iniui.N
tiro wnrtliluus, yet n r. inoily thnl hits Hlo.nl
tlio tust lur yimiN. HUo Dr. Ulioriiiitii'h l'riou
loy Ash Itllltnt-, wild Its Hilijini miiilarlt.
lnuroanli)t;vi'iy diy, nuiM hiivu uiurlt or li
would liiiviullMippi'inol loiiu htiico.
iVolicu.
Is hereby given Unit I will e-amln6
, all persons who may desire to ofl'ei
themselves as candidates for teachers
of the primary or common schools of
this county, at the Court JIouso, in
lhownville on the llrst Saturday in
aeh month Piumi- Chotiiku,'
2i-lf Co. Suiiciiiitouiiout.
LOOAL AMD STATd IvYnVS.
-School books at XicUi'll'rt.
Hastings bus had a llc inch snow. 1
- The Light Untitling New Victor
Hewing Machine by .Steve ison & froM.
W.-ather piopliets prwliet mi cpen
winter.
"Among the llreakers" to-morrow
evening,
- Want butter ami eggs. Highest
prloo paid by Htevonaoli & Crows.
Do not fail to preparo Bhelter for
your slock. ILpifj'8.
-('ui. Watson 15. .Smith's life was
insured for imo.omi.
Hardware) and groceries, large
stock of each, by Slcvfiixuti tt Cross.
Fresh supply of heating stoves
received at Willing linw. & Jordan's.
Extra copies of the Anvuimsicu
at A. W. Xickcirs.
Thanks to Senator Van Wyck for
copies of the Eatru I't-nxiui Unll'iiia.
- Hye bread, baked daily, at Aaron
l'almov's.
The (Joorgiit Minstrels hud mi im
mense atidieneo Saturtluy night.
- For tlrsl class groceries call on
T. L. .loues.
The best cook stove, with the
latest improements, you can buy of
Stevenson & Cross.
Dr. Collins, Dentist, .is nbsonl from
his uillcp in Drownvillo on Wednes
days and Fridays only.
- -Tin. copper, and sheet 'iron wink,
of till di'McnptJoiiH, made to order at
Willing Hros. & .Jordan's. ,
Cio tt Whitteinore's sewing machine
emnoriitni and Lrrocerv for unvtliintr
yon want, cheap for eush.
liest bread in IJiownville at the
Rikcry of Aaron Paimer -always fre.h
and clean. Hive him a trial.
A .voting man nani"d Hrush com
Hiitted suicide last week by jjuuniiu
inio 1110 uig lilue rivei at t'rete.
A nice line of guns just received
at prices that will sell every time.
Stbvknkon A ClMMM.
-Wood and fence pnstp constantlv
on hand ami for salo by MnrlaU &
King. Aspsnwali.
Thanksgiving services at Hie Prps
bjterian ehiireh to-morrow, Thursday
morning at 10 a. 111.
We are sonv to learn of the death,
on FrulaV evening or last week, of 11
child of Conrad Harms.
-- A good llerkshirepig is a better
investment than a wild town lot any
time. For sale cheap by Stevenson &
Cross.
Do not fail to see "Among the
HVeiikors," by the "A. D. C." of Falls
City, Thursday evening, Nov. 21th.
The club is a good one.
Wheat, by the hundreds of busleis
has been ruined in the stack by the
snow, and the rain-storms preceding,
says the Hastings Ntbraskuii,
Stevenson & Cross carry a lino ol
goods that no other house in' Nebraska
carries always glad to see old custom
ers and new. and prices will be found
as low as goods can possibly be sold.
Tlio Anvicimsim has the best job
printing omce in Southeast Nebiaska,
managed by a number one job printer,
who does all work promptly, and
duplicates city prlcos.
Ilomewood & Shifter have re
ceived their now mill maehiuerv, and
the mill is being repaired throughout.
These gentlemen are determined to
have the best machinery made, ami
will sparo no pains to pleaso thuir customers,
Mom; of fit Grades,.
Selected Teas, Pure Coffee ami
Spices,
Choice Syrups and Molasses,
l)i let! unit C niuiril Kmlth In Vnrli'lj'i
Glass and Queensware,
Also, :i comph'tc stuck of ('hjiirt mill
Tohtirro, ami a full slock ol Candies at
WHSKMZVH
iwvran
dki
hub
Has bought Dolen's itniiicii-c stock ol
(iioceiies and is icceiving laruuijtiatiU
lies every d.n Call and see him at
Dolen's old stand.
Utt Out Doors J
TliiHopiciMiliii-iiiini of nil fnnliiry ik
irlvt-B titnp" tivf-i paillil r its, hh.i- nppr-
till-, liiliKiiirl lil-i-iuMi' l 1 llliu t ' ' "l l',",,.
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Mini i'I iId- pii -'-l n. no t tiniln 'm- In Mn
moi LI fiiiiimi 1 1 1 iiii-in imiIi'-n tin mt mil
till! IIKIII 11. 1 1 ii.lt lillll-lh III) IHIi'Sl 11 1 1 1
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llt'KY Mi. Ni:vn TJit Oj 11 IIimii .
The latest Ming and ohm us, by Will.
L. Thompson. Silee the deatli of
rrcsideiit (l.tilleld the sentiment ex
pressed in this beautiful song has be
come uuivcisil. The melody is very
pretty, and already the piece has be
louitiiga nidi f-ivorite. We advise
all lovers of popular music to send .",.
cents to the publishers and receive 11
eopv by ret in 11 mail. Published by W.
L. Thompson & Co., East Liverpool,
Ohio.
3'or Uio'4t'i's' i)n tfi'oiliici
cnU m T. r. Ncaiou, coi'ikm- titii
unit 71n!is nIitcIs, alst tJio vv
nntitl Wliito Svtvliiit; HF;i
chitit Tor s'-tl(. tilv.Ji
Wo are leased to notice that our
friend iiud cousin, Judge Wilcox, of
Ued Cloud, was ve-elected County
Judge at, the recent election, .fudge
W. being clearly swindled out of the
nomination, ran independent and was
indorsed.
A JI5U for S:le.
, Ed. IlmJjlaEt Is ottering his excellent
mill pr ppVtfy in this city for sale at a
bargain; and also the old distillery.
Judge Stall was in the city Mon
day. He didn't look very badly cut up
over election returns. NherMtni W.
Of course not why should he, when
he received otto h limited more votes
than any other man or woman on the
ticket?
S'or Mate Cliuttp.
A good road team, harness and bug
gy. Ponies well matched and free
drivers. Perfectly sound and safe.
(1. II. Colmxs.
- Fnrtv.iiliin miles of trrtdc linvo
been laid west from Culbertsoi. on the
Denver extension of the 11. & M. U. H.
Tho work of iracklaying is progresMng
ttt the rat( of oiieuuda half milcMliiih.
It believed that the line will be
In operation by tho lirst of July next.
IJumht dliilii'.
Cull for HompiconrVn
jimbr. Try tt, and you'll
use no oilier.
If you want visiting cardH, vou
can get the best material and most
elegant and ntylish at the Aivkhtim:u
otlleo. We also keep the best pa iter
made for letter, note, and bill heads,
ami make this branch of the business a
specialty.
Grain.
Highest market price paid by D. 15.
Douglas i Co.
There is a largo amount of the
wheat crop of Seward county yet in the
stack, ami some has been badly dam
aged by the recent wot weather.
BROWN'S TWINS.
We are still making and selling our
patent bed springs. They are superior
to any bed spiing made, and will last a
lifetime.
D. 15. DOrC.LAS CO.
-Tho 15. & M. promptly sottlod witli
tho fanners of Fillmoto county whoso
property was destroyed by tho prairlo
tiro of September 17th.
Day tho Main Wagon forsorvico.
Ktuvunsox & Cttoss.
School hooks and all mlsuollnn
eons books at Xiokoirs drugstore,
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Win. Diih ha-, been explaining in .1
loiiu li.tei ,li be sinldi lily juiipdi
I'oin Diimlv to Paddock in l.it vvinli i'
seiiat.ai.il contest. Dailv knew enough
to wail nearlv a vetir after the event,
uhi'ii in,, iii-iinli' 1 1 :t 1 1 Ini Liit ten everv
little detail of the senatorial sinlc, to
explain. -Mt. iJiuiy, eviueniiy, uoesn 1
believe in doing evciy thing iiiiuicdiatc
ly. tiyiin join mil.
The PUttsmoiitli Kntepris, com
menting on the same matter, say.:
Hon Mr. Daily of Nemaha county
attempts in a long letter, to explain bis
break in tlfe last session ol tho legisla
ture from Dundy to Paddock. Such
explanation were better not made, than
made. Mr. Dailv could not attempt to
deny thn in the break he di I not con
fer with the members from Cass coun
tv, who were supporting Mr. Dundv.
He will not denv that in the hicnk, the
sole hope of electing Mr. Paddock, was
to stampede the Dundy tmees; with
out evnliination. .Mr. Ihmilv will not
attempt to say that be conferred with
Messrs. Uartlett and Uroach, of Doug
las, or with Wimloin ami Hah, of
Cass. Mr. Dailv will mot fria that
Mr. Rivtlett's vote and Mr. Hall's vote,
were secured for Mr. Paddock, under
the most llagrant misrepresent 'it ions.
Men who were there know ditterent
ly, and that is why we say that in the
light of the knowledge of the fact that
are known to Cass county men. and
Douglas county men. Mr. Daily is uu
vviseto at ten pt explanations, that were
better not made, than made.
We glean from the Falls Citv
Jtmrnul as follows:
The M. P. depot is 24x00 fffet.
The pork packing house is now ready
for business.
The ladies of the M. 15. church pro
vided dinner for the voters on eiection
day in the court room at 'Joe a head.
The contract for ujatlniii on the Mis
souri Pacitic between Atch'oti and
Hiawatha is to be completed by the
llrst of June.
The IJ. A: M. companv, not to be out
done by the Missouri Pacitic, has deci
ded to macadamise its depot grounds.
The Missouii Paciiin depot grounds
are to lie macadamised, anil .100 cars of
gravel have been ordered here for that
purpose. .
Notice. i
Mrs. 15. J. Monahan. of Mm-wille, '
Mo., will visit lliownville Nov'. 1.1th
and remain 1.1 l.ivs. She will stop
at the I'nion House where she will he
lireimivd to treat nl! i'm-niM nf i.m. liu. !
eases successfully. Her treatment isa
permanent cure for irnnulatetl eve lids
and all forms of iui(iimmatiou of the
eye.
That wo are a silver-producing Na
tion Is a fact thut strikes one with
great force, when reading tun Census
Mullet in on Mining. In irt.15 the pro
duct was .1J.V1.000 ; in isuo it vvast.io,
ooo; in isa.1 it was ii.ouo.ono; in is7o
it wasrf hi.ooo.oiio; in 1S75 the amount
lumped 1 o $85,702,000, ami In ksko to
$87,000,000.- luttr 'Jimiv.
The production of malt liquors has
been greater tho past jear thin ever
before. There were produced in Cin
cinnati 07-J.soi barrels and in Coving
ton and Newport 5."t,-tN0 barrels, or an
aggregate of 7-JO.jJtl barrels, or :i;,s'i;.
.171 gallons. The amount of malt con
sumed was i,M)7.2S4 bnshols, and of
hops, 1,-ua.Os.S pounds.
We have just received the (luost,
host and largest stock of heating stoves
that was ever brought to this country,
at prices that will sell them. Conic
and make your selections early.
Stuv kxsox it' Cuoss.
A gold mine in the Summit district
of Colorado is said by reputable ex
ports to bo yielding $:0,000 per ton.
An offorof fa.ooo.ouoin cash for a half
lntorost was rofuscd.
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IiixmI n tho n ii im- t .1. K. 1 llorv,
llll'l KOl.l ill pllMito nlf.il) tlio Mllli il' .l-iii -I'H'.V.
SM' till tl'O ftl'llllill lit tnxos lit IM'i'i III
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iliollnio nf tedonipilon of ttittd ptojiorty will
oxpin- Kobnuiry -Mli, lhvi
(JKO. OILLA1U).
21 v3 Owner of Tnx Corlllli-ato.
Per oshoun & Tayi.uk, Ally's.
i H TAT WOP J A d IU JUSTIN. DKCKASKU.
I, in tho County Conn nt Ni'limhu Cuiihiv
NVhiticKii. in tho mnlti-r of nlliiuliit; tho
tlmil HilmlnlHtriition iii-cnnnt nl llli.iini'.
Mllllck. Il.llll Itllsl I'Ht Of or I ISO OMtHll'Ol .1.11 (ill
lMiHlin, .1. i inscil. Nollfo Ik lioroiiy uiwii
llml Nm mliorintti. A. I' l-l, il li oVIm-lc
n in., nt I In- oilli-o ! HioO niity juilttoni N
iniiliu Cunnty Nfliinltn, In llmwnv illo, Ni
irnlti, Iiiin hofii tl.xoit hy 'lit- cntirt us u o
llmo anil plan' fur ('Xnmtiilii!; mill iillnulni;
Mild iici-oniit, vrliPtt iitul vh ri nil piisuiis
Intpii-Hloil tun v utipi'itr nml noiiioNt Mioshiiip.
J.v JOIlNS.sTl'I.I..
Uutml October 23, 18S1. (Jnnnty Jiule.
l.STATK Ol'' MTTIIF.U IIOAUI.KY, !!'
Pj pimmiI. In tliu Cmin( Court ol Ni-niiili'i
Count , NfhriiHkn. Notion In horcloi hIm-ii
Hint Do. -phi lie r 17th. KSI, un.l Juno'.Ntli lv',
nt in n'olnrk ii. in., of onoli liny, nt tlio ojll.-p
oi tho (!ount) .lii.lao of Noiiiiiiiu o-iiiity, o-Imiii-Iiii,
In Huiw nvlllp, Neliriisl(ti, huo loin
llsml hy th poirt an tho ttnun iiu.l pi wp
WllPII .Ml I W! It'll-till lU-IM.IIH Hllllll.)' cn 'Ills
Hint (loniiiuiN ilnliiNl Mllil doi-OHMPil pull liuf
llifMinio.Xiiiiln.il, u.ljustPil unit nlloui.l.
All .'liiiniK nit prooontfif at Hip Inst inpiitlnn
imi .Into wlil bo forover l-nrro.l, hv onlor of,
thiMouii. JdtlNH. MTll.h.
2Jw4 County .lmlB.
Diili-d NovembprS, I8S1.
Notion of tho Inoorporntioiv oi' ilio
Carson Laud Coiupexiy.
Notl.'i'lN iiori'hy nivoii Hint u coi pormlmi
Iiiin In on tin y .Ti-hU-.I. luiiin it nml urniiiilird,
1. Ti.o iiiiiih ol niiIiI oorporiil ion is i ho
CniNoii I.aiiil C.'inpiiny.
i. i no pion-ipm pinop or triinNiii'tiiic Its
.iMii.-ks Im nl Ciumoii, Nefiiiilm County, J.o.
K. ..u ..
.: Tho tpiipinl ruituro of tlio hitKlnoR to
W iriiiiniioo it In thopuri-hiiKi'iuid Knle of 11 nl
I'Htulo, i lie In) llir out mill pint tin.,' ol low lis
iiinl iI1iikim, niukliiK liiipiovi-iiioiiiH nml
nuo'i oiln-r itiiiiMiiotfoiiH ii mo lUiMltlnry to
i lin uhovo uenoinl otij.cts.
1 Tho ninotuit of inpltal ntoelc nuthorloi
Is thirty ttintiKiuui ilollnrn of wlil.h k1xIi.ii
lliolisilliil (Inll.llH Iiiin I'I oil Sllh-ollllPil mi. I
I'iiI.I up in (nil. nml tin luiliilicc hhnll ho nut
l.r us Mil.M-i Mini from tiino lo Iiiiioiih Iho
irpnriitioii fchwll Ihkiip hIopIj, nml put snino
IO iiniilii-i. unit nt Mich Union nml on mi. h
onii ii 1 1 ion iik shall by tho coi poratlon ho pio
Kcrlht'il. i i no lltno of ponnipncpincnt ofthopor
por.'illon in .Nowmhi-rT. isst. iitul tlio toinii
niitlon twi'titv vims thoroiittor
(I. Tlio highest ninnunt of liulohloilnoss or
liability to which thu corpoitillon Is tit Jinv
tlmo lo mihjoci ItKclf, lh ono tliousnml dol
In is.
7. Tlipnrrnlrsof tlio emponiMnii nrB In ho
coiiilui.,.( i,v thp follow Iiik iillli'i-iH, to-wll :
I'riKlik'ni.r-'ot'rptiir.v anil TionMiior.
' , .INO. L. CAUHUN, l'ros-l.
A. It. Davison, Spo'y. 'Jlwl
STEEL BOILER PERRY.
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At Brownville, Nebraska.
RKST CROSSING-
ON TDK
Missouri River.
NEW BOAT,
Hales Low, CamtsStatff,
lion (Is Good,,
JurteiHiiit! Amide.
Connects with gull Trains,