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NEBRASKA ADVERTISER
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- A nioo lino of Ktina just received
at prices that will sell every time.
Stkvknso.v it Chohs.
Wo liavo had very 'lino weathor
during tlio week up to Tuesday eve
ning, when a disagreeable rain stonn
sot in forming a sleet.
Wo call attention of our readers to
tlio big advertisement of Harry Dolon.
He lias a superb stock, and invites all
to call and test what be advertises.
The ferry boat was brought out of
its winter quarters on Saturday last,
and has since been making ils usual
daily trips. The river is free of ice.
Horn, Sunday 27th inst., to Mr. and
Mrs. A. II. (iilmore.a girl baby. 'Phis
is their first daughter we believe, and
wo theroforo offer our congratulations.
- Stevenson & Crois carry a line of
goods that no other house in Nebraska
carries always glad to see old custom
ers and new. and prices will bo found
as low as goods can possibly bo sold.
i What is home without a baby?
Many children have coughs and colds
just now and should have tlio groatest
caro, and a bottle of Dr. Marshall's
I.ung Syrup. Price twenty-live and
fifty conts a bottle.
The Nebraska Supremo Court re
cently decided that the liquor law was
not mandatory in tlio matter of grant
ing saloon license; and that it is dis
cretionary with county and city au
thorities whothor thoy issue licenso or
not.
-Dr. 11. Hell Andrews, Nemaha
City has removed his olllco across the
street on the second story of tlio now
brick building of Mr. Grot her, where
he has very elegant rooms fitted up
ono especially as a ladies' consultation
room, and another for gentlemen.
Died in this city, at 5 a. in. on the
'JUth, inst., Mr. John McCreery, in his
usth year. Tho deceased was tlio father
of V. II. McCreery, druggist, of this
it, and :i.-a. Tr. Lett, of L'-u In.
lie was an estiniablo old gentleman.
A befitting obituary will bo prepared
lor publication.
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Thanksgiving day was a very
bright and beautiful one, and was very
generally observed by our people. Tlio
principal business houses wore closed
during tho day. Union religious sor
vice.1 were hold in tlio Presbyterian
church, Eld. Howe, of the Christian de
nomination proached tho sermon, which
was an able and appropriate one.
The Times says that a carriage
load of the "Anonymous Troupe," on
their way bacK home from this city,
drove up in front of a saloon and one
of tho young gentlemen went in; that
ono of the young ladies became indig
nant at so disgraceful a public exhibi
tion of the outfit, commanded the dri
ver to go ahead, which lie did, leaving
the drv young man to wet up at his
leisuro'and got to Falls City as host lie
could. We say bully for that young
lady.
BniY MgNiuii thk Om Homi:.
The latest song and chorus, by Will.
L. Thompson. Since the deatli of
President Garfiold the sentiment ex
pressed in this beautiful song has be
come universal. Tho melody is very
pretty, and already tho piece has he
mming a great favorite. We adviso
all lovers of popular music to send :!.')
cents to tho publishers and receive a
copy by return mail. Publishod by W
J.. Thompson & Co., East Liverpool
Ohio. '
Tho "Anonymous Dramatic
Troupe," of Falls City, as per announce
ment appeared before an unusually
largo audience in our opora house on
Thanksgiving evening, in the drama
"Among tlio Breakers." Thoy wor6
quito a pleasant appearing company of
young ladies and gontlomen, had their
parts woll learnod, and everybody
agreed that thoy did excellently for
amateurs. Wo dare say if thoy come
again to this city with a good piny,
they will again be cordially greeted.
Wo find tho following statoment
in tho Washington Star:
Tho Nebraska republican association
mot last ovoning, Walter M. Soely in
tho chair. Mr. W. R. Davis was olect
ed corresponding secretary. Messrs.
J. W. F. Williams, Thomas C. Tipton
and W. M. Sooly wore elected delegates
to the republican central committee
J. W. P. Williams, T. C. Tipton,
Thomas Calvin and J. W. Mooro were
appointed a committee expressing tho
sympathy of tho association with Sen-..,i-
...,iitihi V'un WvLk in tho sad
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allliction brought upon them by the
death of their t wo children.
A. W. Nickell has returned from
his extended trip oast, and ho says
then- is following him tho largest
and finest selected stock of holiday
goods over in Brownvillo. Books of
all tho lateBt authors, work-boxes,
writing desks, perfumery cases, comb
and brush sots, Japanese goods m
ovory stylo, albums, pictures and pic
ture frames, braokots, vasos and toilet
sots, pocket books, portmoneys, hand
bags and baskets. A full stock of
"Rogor Bros, silverware, and a full line
of jewolrv of tho latest styles. All tlio
jibovo has 'been bought exceedingly
low and will bo sold accordingly.
LOCAL PERSONALS.
W. D. Robertson, proprietor of the
Lincoln Dyo Works, was in town last
week.
Arkwright is all right, and cosy as
you please in bis new quarters next
door to Shut..
Will Lett came down from "Lincoln
lust Tlmrsiluv and reitmltu! until
Saturday, the guest of John Rainoy .
Hon. and Mrs. II. ( . Lett camo
down from Lincoln Tuesday evening
to attend the funeral of Mrs. Lett's
father Mr. McCreery.
Hon. Jno. L. Carson went down to
St. Joseph Monday night to attend the
river improvement convention which
mot in that city on Tuesday.
-J. A. Titus has resigned as post"
master at Nemaha City, and Philip
Crother has been appointed to fill tlio
vacancy. A good appointment.
C. E. Harris received a letter from
Capt. Paul Boyton this week, announc
ing his arrival in St. Louis on the 20th
ult. The Captain sent his photograph,
and regards to friends in Brownvillo.
Col. Tom. Majors came down on
tlio train Friday morning for Dr.
Stewart to go and see his sick child,
which has been sick, of some disease of
the head, for some time, and now be
lieved to be beyend the aid of of medi
cal skill.
Hon. Henry M. Atkinson and Miss
Ada Irwin were joined in matrimony,
at Lincoln, on the :i0th, at 11 :'M) a. in.,
tho Journal says they left at once for
Washington, where they will spend a
portion of the winter. Tho General
and his bride are tendered tho tho host
wishes of tho Aevkuthkii.
-We had tho pleasure of mooting
Hon. Church Howe in the city Tuesday.
He has plenty of water on his farm,
which is now principally monopolized
by his hogs, hence hois having put up
a huge wind pump to supply his four
corrals of beef cattle. Church said he
called in his pigs the other day for
spaying and ensterating, and embracing
the opportunity to count thorn, he
counted until ho had got to about four
hundred, when they stampeded, and he
had to give up the job. Ho bought a
thousand bushels of corn a fow days
ago to 1)0 sure to have enough to carry
him os-er to next corn Inmost. He
was offored Si 5,000 for Walnut Grove
farm the other day, cash, but refused.
MARVELOTJs'oUHE.
Mr. Thompson Was Blind, But Now Soes.
I have been, for five years, unable to
work, but will soon be able to go to
work again. My eyes have been cured
by Mrs. E. J. Monahan, who can cure
any kind of eye diseases. Come and seo
her, if you have any eyo trouble.
G. W. Thompson.
IBoiv to get Sick.
Kxiiohf yourself day imhI uluti t. ent too
UHiohwtthoiit oxorclHo; uorlcto hard with
out rt'Ht; doctor nil ike lime; tukoull tho vllo
noi rutin itrivortlHi'd, mid thou you will
wiuii to know
How to get Well.
Which Is nnsworrd In throo word Tiikn
Hop Hitter! Hoe another column.
A dispatch just received from Santa
Clans says ho will make his headquar
ters from now till January 1st at
Nickell's Drug store.
Jackson's Common Sense Liniment
is a positive cure for the following dis
eases: Tender feet, colllii joint, lamo
ness, sore breast, sore shoulder, con
ti acted hoofs, scratches, rheumatism,
sweeny, strains, bruises, barb wire in
juries, and all other ailments requiring
an oxtornal application. For sale by
.1. II. Bauer.
Dr. Marshall's Lung Syrup takes
the lead of all medicines for coughs,
colds, asthma, sore throat and pulmo
nary complaints generally. Call on
your druggist ami try a bottle of it.
Price only twonty-llvo and fifty cents.
Sold by all druggists.
Wo have just received tlio llnost,
host and largest stock of heating. stoves
that was ever brought to this country,
at prices that will sell them. Come
and make your selections early.
Stkvun.son & Cuosh.
A Panama despatch, 10th ult. says:
Tho steamer Albion foundered in a
gale oft" Point Burbacoas, and thirty
two of the forty persons on board wero
drowned. The vessel and cargo wero
valued at SOO.000.
For roi:rlCN and Produce
call on T. F. Seaton, corner Glli
and Main NtreetN, alNO the re
nowned White Sewing ma
chine for Hale. 21w8
"Wlno Is n mookor, nnd BtrotiK drink la
rnKlnj?." Take 1'iucki.y Ash Hittrhh, It In
not ft hoverftKO, hut n remedy for nil ill
oireotoof nn oxcoMH of lntoxlontliiK Htlmu
luntu. Don't take a drink before hreukfunt
'Jut to wnlte you up," bocauneyou fool ho
ituptd and languid. You nro miro to fool
worso as noon an tho oireot woarH olF, Take
a half wlno laof I'kicki.y Ash Hittkrs.
It will brlKlilon J'"" up for the whole day.
Mothers nood not he keptnwako nlnhtby
thiiluefSHantconKbtnK of tholr children, If
they have Dr. MirhiiU'B Lunn Byrup ftt
hand and Hive ono ;or two dose in noiuon.
J l'rlce only twcntynv and fifty cents.
Latest
LEN!
AT
Dress Goods.
Over three hundred diflcrcnt
styles.
Notions.
The Largest and Newest Stock
in town.
Furnishing Goods.
Men's and Women's a big
stock.
Trimmings.
I have the Largest stock and
Newest Styles in town.
Flannels.
Both Cotton and Woolen a big
stock.
Yarns.
Gcrmantown, Saxony, Hcrlin,
Zephyr, and common varn twice
as much as any house in town.
Boots and Shoes.
A big stock.
Furs.
Over twelve dozen sets, varying
in pi ice, from ?i 25 to 15 per set.
Cloaks and Dolmans.
Over 300 in stock and at prices
to beat the lowest. Pi ice, and
then come and buy of Dolcn.
Nubias and Hoods.
Three times as manv as any house
in town, and will sell them lower
than any one.
Clothing.
Men's and Hoys'. Over three
hundred suits fiom $4.00 to $22,00
per suit.
Overcoats.
300. Take your choice, at pri
ces to suit the times.
An Entire New Stock. Every
thing fresh and new.
Syrups.
Oilcans, Sugar House, O K and
Maple.
Teas, Teas.
Japan, Hyson, Gunpowder, Eng
lish Breakfast.
Fruits, Fruits.
California Dried Apricots, peach
es and plums.
Flour, Flour.
All leading brands. Wisconsin
Buckwheat and King's Self-Raising.
Mince Meat,
Apple Butter, Peach Butter, Fa
rine and Geletine.
French Miwtard,
White Onions and Pickles. Spi
ces of all kinds, new and fresh at
Dolen's.
12 Piece
Decorated Chamber Sets at Do
len's for $7.00. Call and see
them.
BLANKETS.
All Wool Bed Blankets, Lap
Robes, and Horse Blankets the
largest stock in town.
Call and Sec Dolen.
He is offering Special Induce
ments for the next sixty days. It
will pay you to call at
LOWMANS'S STAND!
DO
Lowis S
i.
Fine Groceries
Flour, of nil Grndeti,
Selected Teas, Pure Coffee and
Spices,
Choice Syrups and Molasses,
Dried itml ( nuneil I'rultn In Vnrlety,
Glass and Queensware,
Also, a coiuph'to .stock of Citars ami
Tobmro, and a full stock ot Caudles at
Congress nsbuniMi'd on tho nth inst.
Fresh oystors at Aaron I'alinor's.
Try tlte new kind of cur
runt ut J. L. MeGee's nnd
lou willhuue no other,
Loavo all orders for oxprcus at A.
I'alinor's.
Socman has somo lino holiday
Koods.
Tioaa in need of boots will
find bnrfafns ut J. Jj. M
G v'.w.
Our merchants are preparing for
Christmas.
L. H. DuHenherry, a carpenter at
Omaha, suicided liSMi nil. liy culliiif,'
his throat with his pocket luilfo.
--ISiRhty in favor to fourteen against
is tho way tho newspapers of Nebraska
stand on tho women sulTrao question.
At (5 rand Island, Neb., U8th ult., a
hoy pushed a little ri rl named Ida
Wear onto tho railroad track in front
of an advancing train; and tho wheels
crushed ono of her foot and cut off tlio
other lotf below tho Unco.
wanted!"
Live chickens and
turkeys at McGec &
Moore's.
XtttU'.v..
Mrs. H. ,1. Monahan, of Maryvillo,
is in Brownvillo and may ho found
at tho Union House, whore sho Is
prepared to treat all forms of oyo dis
eases successfully . I lor treatment is a
permanent unie for granulated eyo lids
and all 1'orui'i of iullammatiou of the
eyes.
4t Out IJooml
Tho pIoao coiiitmuniint of nil fiwtory work
tflvex tln opomtlvcH pilllil fiu-oN, poor nppo
Mte, liHikjiil(l,;iilN('nillo fooling, poor blooil,
Itiiirtlvti llvor, kliliitiy ntul miliary troulilrn,
ami nil iln pliyhlcluiiM ikicl iniMloliio In llm
world rimiinl holp them iiiilt'tH tlicy Kit out
ol door or iihii Hop Dlttom, llm puroMt nnd
bust romedy, I'Kpfi'lully for ntiuli ohhch, liuv
Imr iiliiindiiiH'i' of lipnlih, miimmIiIiio mid nmy
uhiifkH in llitMii. Tin' 'Ht uutik trifle, 8u
iinotlicr column.
What $1.00 Will o.
The Home Companion Pith. Co., of
Cleveland, Ohio, will lMvo their eiuftt-
)nij(' ilhiUnitrtl se mi-monthly paper,
lircnltj'-foxir beautiful pictures llxl.")
inches in size, and SO.OO worth of boots
for only On BDoHur, Hainplo papor
and a line picture of President (Jarhold
and family sent free to all who write
for them.
The Omaha Rcnubliran uots wrathv
if anyone has tlio temerity to question
its theory as to tho manner of tho deatli
of Watson IJ. Smith which amounts
to about thin: Col. Smith shot biniHolf.
shoved the pistol up his pant Iok, and
then laid over and died. Tho licpubli
mu should keep its shirt on if every
body doesn't "tumble" to its ideas at
once; enpeeially when tlmy have at
least a piobablo theory upon which to
base an opinion.
Groceries of all
kinds at Dolen's, in
Low man's.
List of Lottorn
llonirtining in tho postolllco at Hrown
ville, Nebraska, for week ondlng
Nov. aiith, 1881:
Akins, .lames. Itoo, William.
Kick noil, Frank .1. Sohribor, Mary.
Campbell, Hov.,1. A. Scura, Mrs. M.J.
(Mark, McPhorsonG. Tharp, Tina, a
Havens. Potor. Trant, Mrs. M.
Hunt, W.J).
POSTAL OAHDS.
Argabritjlit, Win. Inskitf, Joseph.
Cainpell, Uov.,1. A. Mobile, Charles.
Clark, John W. Suluunp, P. C. or
Hawley, Olonfjo. J). Olivor.
Helton, James. Thomas, Will.
Trant, William.
Persons calling for any of tho abovo
will please say advertised.
Olllco hours (J a. in. to 8 p. in. Sun
day,from l) to 10 a.m.
T. G. Haokkk, P. M.
"Win. "Lfccji.'vo
DKAI.r.K IN
Corn, Hay & Wood
!lrt Dnnr HmI of Dott'i,
B
IIOWNVIM.E, NKII. llliclioii prlco. In
ruth, puld for poultry, (live hint n cnll.
MAIHjATT . HIKU,
DKAI.KIt.l IN
General Merchandise
lry Ooodt, tlrnrnrli'N. Itomly Mntln OlottiliiK,
HooIr, Hhot". HtklH, f'upx, mill 11 (lotipntt At
Horlini'lit of Drown uTid 1'iitotil Modlclnon.
Kenc poitnmnl wimd nlwnyii on hnuil or
cnlr.
ni. Illitlieit prlncH puld for hittlor nml
AMIMIV-VVAI.1., NKIlltAHKA.
PORTRAIT OF GARFIELD,
Size orShout, 19x24,
With IiIk Aiiloru)li, ncldiowlcdKud liy liltn
Ht'lfto ho (tin tioit llkxttois In nxlHtuiu'u.
$7.00 per Imiiilrail.
HIiiKla coplci, MA cents.
Copy of AutiiKNiph latttorKlviiM with encfi
pli)tirt AddroxM,
Sliolr At Ccniurrllle Ijtlho. (In.,
Ito MnnropHi., Chlmgo.
40,000 hold In ClilriiKo Innldu of IS hours,
IN CONSTANT DEMAND.
A MTAI'MC AltTlOl.i:, HKI.l.tNO KOIIRVKIt Ir
The Revised
NEW TESTAMENT.
AGENTS WANTED to rommnlior
thin wo oifnr thnin tlmlAlWKHT PlttCIvS,
inn Krouitmi vurioiy, nnd Host tornia; ouini
only W) ronlH, chowln5 EIOIIT dliniront
ntyli'N nnd prlct'H. tnnliidlnit now I'nrnlltd
Kdltlon with hoth OLD AND NKW VKH-
HIONH .MIDI-: ltr HIDK for comrmrlHon.
AiMr-N Thk RKVIBION PUHMBUNIW,
Ht. Miltln, Mo.
B. F. SA UDJEB,
Moimfuoturer nnd Doiilor In
OOLTjAIIJ-
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lVlilpN, I.UNlicN, 11 try CJomliN,
ItrtiNluvs, Klc, i:tc.
BIKFAIIUIVX; A SriSGIAIrY.
ARenl for Ilia Celebrated ICey City
GurrlnK" Top.
fUDI)
HARPER'S YOUNG PEOPLE.
AN IMiUKTIUTKO WKKKLV10 I'AIIKS.
HUITICIl TO HOYS AMI) UIUI.H OP KUOM H1X
TOHIXTIJION YCAIlS OI'AOK.
Vol. Ul commences Nov. 1, 1881.
Not U the Time to Nuliioillie,
Tlio Yoi'Nii 1'Knri.K luiu hoi-ii nun tlm firm
mio-PMliii lipyiinil anUclpnttoii.-A. 1. Mvnlni luf .
It Imi dlntlnut piirpnNi to which II Ntrmlliy ud
licrin-tlml. Miiiiiidy, ofntiipliiiilliiKl)i vlrlom pa
pi-rii for tlm xmii ullli u pniu-r moro ntlrnvtlvo.
hi wnll a morn wliolrHimir. flititon Juuxrxil
For iifivtni'KW, (ilfiruni'H of ciiKruvliiK, hikI poii
IcntH Kcmiriillv.lt N iiimiiriH.'iil liy Hny publica
tion of the kind yut liroiiKlit In our ii(itlri.-yvf
huvfrh Uatcttr.
IIm wi'fkly vliilU nr ciiKrly iMikud lor, uol
imlv l tlio rlillilren.biit itMoliy puriMitH who art
nxlniis to pruvliln purti lltrntnrt ftr Ihelr Klrln
mid lioyn ('hrhllim iliimitr, lluirnlo, N. T.
A Wfuklvpnpnr fnrrlillilri'ii wlitrh imrt'iifH need
not frur to let thi'lr rlillrtrcn ri-ail ut tint fHinllr
(IroililH Jim (fonl IHtUy Ttmn
Jint tlm pnpi-r lotiiku UiiMiynHiid nroiirn thn nt
tunllon of tlio IH1711 utid Klr). SjiUnpfltU Milon.
IIAin'nil'H YOlINd lK01IiK,a. -
For Ai-ur, l'ofitiiot) 1'ritinild, jai.ow.
Hluglo NiuntiiTN four finit ineli.
Tim Iioniid Vnliiiiin for Hh will bn rcudy irly
III NflVfllllllllP PrtrtM illlrt. unul.ifi. .........1
Covi-r for Yiivnu I'Korl.lcfor IWtl,.l5cmit; iiiMtiiKC
I.lrtinUiidilltlonnl.
Ittiinltlitnrt'ii Hlioiild tin nutfln hy Pint-OIDcc
Mmii'j Ordrror Drift, to nvolfl rhuncu rf loiw.
t'rwtlujtr nrr nut In topy tM aitvrrtitrmul
without thtrxjiri ii oitlrr of 1Iauim:k A Hkotuicuh.
Addrewi IIAIU'KHA ItUOTIIKllH,
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OUotoe IlcBilIni; Matter, ir n
follow I
A ChlrRo IMtlB' Threnhlnic Mchlno ..,
wiiii urn-norm) power f r wi
An l.iurity.Adre.Ni lirftHku Knrni 40) mi
A WftttHr A.WumlHeir llladliiK Ifarvfitor... lis no
A (iomTnliorOrii MO O"
Agricultural Iiiipleiiieuta,
IVmtohe, HewliiK Mnolilne,
.. . 'wlry, Hllriir Plnlnl Wrr,
Hook, Eto re the other I'retulanik.
Hiibtorlptlnn I'rlcii. Including I'roinlum.ll.W) per
auniiin. Smid for Aamplb copy nnd llliistrnlpil
?JSmi!!!5.!iH.W?rjKw.SSl w"u-.
TILE U12P VJi LIC AN,
Omuliu, iVcbiuNka.
Dr. MarHlmll'itHyrun makes frlund of tin
Ink, nnd enlinloM of oiliur pniatu modloIncM.
It ouri'u, nnd utlium do iioi-koc tho polnf:
DltlUKtHt HOlt It.
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