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NEBRASKA ADVERTISER
Fresh ovstorn at St ruble's.
Hardware and groceries, large
stock of each, by Stevenson & Cross.
For merry Christmas nuts and
candies, all of which are good to eat,
call at Whitenioro'h.
The- counters of Hrownvillo mer
chants groan under their loads of holi
day good.
Send) hogs and high priced com
v ill break any fanner tip. liny a good
Jlorkshiro of Stevenson & Cross.
The finest selection and largest
lino of cook and heating stoves to be
found, at Stevenson's iV Cross at bed
rock prices.
Groceries cheaper
at Dolen's than any
house in town. Call
and see.
lion. Church Howe, accompanied
by his son Herbert and wifo. passed up
the road Monday morning, on a busi
ness trip to Colorado, Ttah, and some
of the other Territories, lie will be
absent about four weeks.
Wow is the time to cloth
yourself cheap, don't fall to
call in time at J, L. Mc
Gee's. The best place in town to get a fasci
nating Christmas shave, shampoo, and
hair cut, is at tho tonsorial parlors of
Witcherly & Hawkins. And don't you
forget it!
Take in a lot of Boots,
shoes, hats, caps, furs, etc.,
while you can get them at
bed rock prices at J L. Mc
Gee's. Read tho card headed "JIappy
Christinas."
Try the California peach
es at J. L. McGee' s and you
will have no other.
That portloiTof thoH. & At. Hepuh
lican Valley road, bet ween Table Hook,
,1'awnee county, and Wymote, Cage
county, was completed a week ago
and trains commenced running early
thiA week. The length is forty miles,
and the stations are Table Hock, Paw
neo City, Hurchurd, Liberty and Wy
more. The completion of tliis portion
maki'sa continuous lino from St. Joseph
and Atchison to Red Cloud and Repub
lican valley points, connecting with
the Atchison and Nebraska. Jt runs
through a most fertile portion of the
state and forms an important part of
tho great .South-Nebraska system of
railways. Omaha lhpibllan.
"When the gap of about fifteen miles
is filled in between Calvert and Table
Rod;, then this neck of wools will
have a continuous lino to the Republi
can Valley and on to Denver. That
gap will bo tilled next summer.
Scent an It us more iiice
candies titan all tte stores
in town, call and see.
Wo jumped onto tho train Friday
evening last and went out to the new
town of Calvert, "'o are not going to
write up tho town just now, for our
visit was in no manner a professional
one, for we went purposly to see our
grand-babies, and not to write a story
about now buildings, lumber piles, and
business "booms." We would like to
have sojourned in tho bright and vig
orous little town long enough to do so,
but we arrived thoro after business
hours in the evening, and only had time
to look around brieily next morning
boforo wo took the return train for
homu. In a general way we can say
that Calvert looks well, signs of good
health and prosperity being seen in
building foundations, piles of lumber,
stone and brick in ovory direction, and
the numerous now residences in all
stages of construction. Tho now hotel,
now enclosed and about ready for tho
interior work, is an imposing "structure,
and when finished and painted will bo
ornamental as well as useful. The
Catholic parsonage on the hill shows
well, and wo wore Pointed the spot
where laborers were just breaking
ground for a grain elevator, and wo
wondered what such a big depot build
ing was doing or going to do away out
there on tho prairie. The citizens have
all confidence in their town, and they
toll of wonderful things, in the way of
improvements, vet to tako place in the
near future, even to tho building of a
fifty thousand dollar court house. Our
surprise at the magic growth of Calvert
since it sprung into existence admon
ishes us to he prepared for nearly any
improbable thing that may happen in
the future.
Beautiful (lass sets, just
the tiling for a Ch rist in as
present at Socman's.
Fine Groceries
Flour, of all Grades,
Selected Teas, Pure Coffee and
Spices,
Choice Syrups and Molasses,
Drleil mill Cauueil KrnltB In Variety,
Glass and Queensware,
Also, a complete stock of Chttr.s and
Tobacco, and a full stock of Candies at
E3sgazgrecaagauJifi6?'&p
Fresh oysters at Stroble's.
Arkwrsght & Corzon have a nice
advertisement, and nice goods, too.
A brand new Singer sew
ing in a vtin a at Socmen's
grocery Store.
Their never was a, better
chance to dress up cheap
dress goods, trimmings
and everything at cost at
J. L. J Ic Gee's.
Mrs. Ilatchett's restaurant, In tho
Ai)Vi:ktisi;ii building, is where they
all go now to get their oyster atews,
and a "squaro meal."
Don't fail to take in, some
of these cassimers, Jeans,
cottonad.es, etc., addle so
cheap, remember the lime
is up Jan. Jst.
J. L. McGee.
The best cook stove, with the
latest improvements, you can buy ot
.Stevenson it Cross.
Seem a n It as Vt rist in as
(foods, toys, motto ujis, and
saucers, ntousiaclt cups of
the incest hi nd, and at lower
prices tit a n a it y oli er h o use
in town.
Mrs. White is selling out her nice
stock of goods at cost, with a view of
change of business.
Groceries cheaper
at Dolen's than any
house in town. Call
and see.
Goods at Cost.
MRS. WHITE.
Get Out Dour!
The close cotillnuimMil of all factory work
Klvcs the operative pulllil ftteoh, poor appe
tite, limi;ulil,?'iilHemlilu feeling, poor blood,
Inactive liver, kidney ami miliary trouble,
mid nil tlio pli. Mcliim unit medicine In the
world cannot help them unless tliej not out
ot iloorH or Uho Hop HHIorH, the purest run!
best remedy, especially for rtuch ciinch, hav
lm abundance of health, mihihIiIiic ami rosy
chuekH In tbi'iii. They cq.st but a trlile. hec
another column.
Frank Sharon, a young barber at
Fall River, went home, entered the
room where his wife was sleeping,
kissed her tin cu times, and, drawing a
pistol, .shot her deatl. Sharon says
something crossed his mind and told
him to do tho act.
Life and Work of Garfield.
Ambraeing an account of the scenes
and incidents of his boyhood; the
struggles of his youth; tho might of
his early manhood; Ids valor as a
soldier; his career its it statesman; his
election to tho presidency, and the
tragic story of his death, by John
Clark Ridpath, LL. I)., author of Ritl
path'n history of the United States, etc.
Embelished with fifty magnificent en
gravings on steel and wood. A book
so full of the inspiration of a noble
life, so replete with pathetic interest,
heroic suffering, and glorious triumph,
as to constitute the most thrilling bi
ography of the age. No American
household should bo without it. Pub
lished in English and (ionnan. There
Is no name dearer to the Ameiican peo
ple titan that of Garfield. There is no
subject in which there is a deeper ami
more genoral interest than the story of
Ids lifo. There is no book more wor
thy of circulation and study. No book
published in the I'nitod States was
ever greeted with as large ami general
demand as this. Those who know tho
reputation of tho author are convinced
that it is just what they want, it is
outselling every other book, no matter
what its pretensions, now btforo the
public. Address W. II. McClaiu. cor.
Fourth and Walnut sts Des Moines,
Iowa.
John Davis lias the ngoncy for this
county, and will wait on you in a few
days. It is tho life of Garfield you
want, and you should not fall to se
cure it.
WHAT MORE APPROPRIATE
l-'on a
CHRISTMAS PRESENT THAN
Gold Watch,
Locket,
Gold Ring,
Charm,
Nutter Dish,
Hraeolots,
B nutter Knife, I
7""
CSlHuJ.R
Wilvei l ii,
Oalke Oaiket.
J W . .A T3TS,
3 Ji J7"clL5 1; JL A1U.
eEHKEDCTS! silver Fo.ks.
father Watt lies,
5 Caul Receuer,
Child's bet,
Gold l'encil,
Call Dell,
Siher Spoons,
i -Gobi Pen,
i Guard Chain,
5 i.i'l;liici
Uiold Eardrops.
Cull Pius,
jJDinnor Castor,
ttfTSTJfl'i 1-fMB''f;iV ''-''
AT
Arkwriglit & Curzon's,
Dolen's Old bland -Next to Post
office. llriMvnt lllr, INrlirnxliH.
.Ill TTtrmrarmr-. WhU.Mil3 MWianlE
Lamps, Laiiterns, qui'onswaio and
glass wate, at T. L. Jones.
T. L. Jones has a nice assortment
of holiday goods.
Von ought to see Sceinun's candy.
Don't fa it to gel prices at
J. L.c Gee's before haying,
and, you will be astonished
to see goods so loaf.
See caul headed "Grand Show."
Pi Feet! Pig Feet!
and pure maple syrup
at Judkin's."
It is said that Dcfices, vJio runs the
government print shop at Washington,
will hoou be bounced.
Groceries cheaper
at Dolen's than any
house in town Call
and see.
A ruling of the poitotllco department
has been made that tho sender of mail
matter may write to the olllce of desti
nation and hi.vo the matter retimed
after it has awaited deliver tluee days
without extra postage. The sender
may designate any time in which it
shall he returned to him, oer three
days.
Great Slaughter
Sale now going on at
McGee & Moore's.
We are closing out
our entire stock of
winter goods at cost
for cash only. Don't
fail to go to McGee
& Moore's.
IrssiiiaKlugr
Wo would respecitully inform the
ladies of Rrownville and vicinity that
we are prepared to do dressmaking at
our resilience, corner of fifth and At
lantic streets, (old Jim Dye residence.)
Solicit a share of otir patronage, and
will tako great pride in giving now
styles and good work.
Mit. W. A.Cook.
Mis5 Josik JoltlM.v.
What $1.00 Will lo.
The Hosif. Companion Pen. Co., of
Cleveland. Ohio, will give their eiyht
paye Uln.slniltd semi-monthly paper,
twenty-four brant if ul pictures llxl."
inches in size, and 80.00 worth of boohi
for only One lollJir. Sample paper
and a line uictuie of President Garliold
and family sont tree to all who write
for them.
"Wlno Im ik m uu I; or, nml stront? drink lw
rnitlim'." Titku I'kicki.y Ash Mittkhk. It In
not t liuverai;i, but n ruuitkJy for all 111
UfrtK'Hof llll t)Xl!l!HH Of 111 tOXldUl UK MIlOU'
liuiip. Umrt tukeu Urltik huforu hruukfuftl
Muni to wake you ui." bucMUhe you fiwl ho
stupid it ml liwiKUhl. You nro nuro to ft-ol
rcorMi hhmniii nn tho utrwt wimrn oir. Tnku
a hMf wtna iflithnof J'kickly Ahii Hittkiw.
It will hrlKbtun you up for the wliolcxluy.
Dr. MnrHlirill'j Syrup makon friends cf tlio
wick. nml liiiliiilo'.nf otliiir pittoiH inwllcJuui.
Itotuiw, and otbOM ilo not see tliu point?
DruKKlst bell It.
GreatClearin
Anticipating making some business
changes, I now otter to the public, until
January 1st. my entire stock at cost for
cash (Groceries Excepted). The stock is
very large and complete, consisting of
in?
Goods
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8-4IK I-CS-5, , I
Hats, tops, wo
Now is the time to save your money.
Every one can rest assured goods will be
sold as advertised. An early call secures
the best selections. Recollect the place,
No, 72, Marsh Block.
GRAND SHOW.
Von want to step In as vou pass and
seethe old stand-by. .KWKPII SHUTZ.
He has been fixing up- p.tinting.gr.iiu
iug, re-arranging his magnificent stock
of jewoln, clocks, silverware, etc., and
additions that make his establishment
tho
IdCADlXG .IKWKI.HY STOHK
of Southeast Nebraska. He has, with
out doubt, the best ami largi'.t stock
of line jov eh y and clocks, e or brought
to Hrowuvllh'. We can't enumerate,
but invite everybody who wants a nice
or rich article for a 'Christmas present,
to call and see Joe Shut.
Chrisnuts goods, silk
handkerchiefs, hoods, knit
jackets, all at cost. A'otv is
your time. J. L. McGee.
Weather again blight and pleasant,
river open, steam ferry boat still runs.
C'iyurs by tte box. for sale
elt cap at Seem (tit's.
Hon. II. M. Atkinson and wife
started for their home in Santa Pe, X.
M., last Monday.
Buatton, Xkm., Dec, S, 1881.
Cliarhw T. Hacker, only son of J. C.
ami M. K. Hacker, died of congestion
of the brain, Dec. 8, 1881.' Little Char
ley was about three years and two
mouths old. and was a very bright and
loving child, and O, how nad and lonely
the hours must he to the fond parents
that now miss his merry laugh and
happy shout. Hut weep not, little
Chariey is at rest, and has escaped the
snares "and temptations of life, and is
with tlio ono that said, "Suffer little
children to come unto me, and forbid
them not, lor of such is the kingdom of
Heaven." .1. H. Kitciikn.
Mray'I.
A span of dark chestnut mares, one
willi bailor on and barefoot; the other
without halter and shod in front, two
nails gouo Irom ono shoe. Left the
premises of 1. W. Garlow, about four
miles south-east of Sheridan, Neb.,
Thursday, Dec. 8, issi, at 7 p. in. A
liberal reward will be given for their
return or for infotmatiou leading to
their recovery. Addrens It. V. Gar
low, Calvert.Xob.'
On last, Monday evening Hew P.
M. Ksterbrook, Prof. A. II. Wiglilman,
of tlio high school, and Hen. V. Sanders
wore initiated into Brownville Temple ,
of Honor.
Hon. J. H. Fisher, of Aspinwall
precinct, gave u a short call Tuesday.
Jeff. Davis and family have returned
home from their Kuropoan visit.
Theodore Frulinghuyscn, of New
Jersey, was conllrmed Secretary ol
State on the 12th Inst. That name
sounds familiar to "old settlers," and
not at all unpleasantly to old Whigs,
as it was Tlieodoio Frelingliusen,
father of tho Secretary, who ran for
Vice President on the ticket with Hou
ry Clay for President, in 1811. The
Secretary is an able- man, inatuie in
years, being about U-J. He served two
terms in the U. S. Senate, and was ten
dered the Knglish mission by President
Grant, lint declined it.
A fire broke out in a theatre in
Vienna, Austria, on tlio night of .stb
inst., when y.ooo people were therein.
The aggregate of tho killed by jumping
from windows, trampled, smothered to
death and burned, is estimated at near
1,1)00.
-i in
Gen. Kilpatriek minister to Chili
died on the Ith lust.
Oil
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loots,
nit inns
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Tnblo and pockot cutlery at T. ..
Jones.
A iilctt lot of Coiilmcdoun at
3trollt'N. i
Xewlou and Studebakor wagons
for sale by David Campbell.
Berkshire hogs, high bred for salo
by Stevenson & Cnim
Groceries cheaper
at Dolen's than any
house in town.
Xew supply of nice cakes anil
pies at Aaron Palmer's.
Huy the Halu Wagon for service.
Stkvknhon & (Jnoss.
Hon. II.. H. Banning, e.-meniber of
Congress from the '2nd district of Ohio,
died suddenly on the lot ti inst.
School hooks and all miscellan
eous books at NiekulPs drugstore.
A large lino of nico goods for
Christmas and Xew Years at Stovon
sou A; Cross'. Call anil see them be
fore buying,
Your iiKont loft iim tliriMi ilozuu of Dr.
Murxliull'n limit Hmp u ("v lny uko. Wo
Imvu .told It ull, mid it Inn rIvoii Kuncritl
MittUfitollon. Wo can recommend It mm ii
Kood uoiikIi mined-. W. K .iu.i.kh & Co.,
doriiiiiiitovvn, Oiilo.
Groceries cheaper
at Dolen's than any
house in town. Call
and see.
The warden of the Washington jail
has been iiutitied by anonymous letters
to remote the other prisoners from tlio
wing of the jail where Guiteau is con
fined, its there may lie a dynamite ex
plosion in that locality ere long, ami it
is not desirable to blow up any ono but
the assassin.
A HAPPY CHFUST MAS.
To all who go to tho select grocery
of A. G. GATKS to got their good
things to eat: Ho has buckwheat Hour,
maple molasses and honey; Michigan
apples by the do.en, bushel or battel;
nuts, tigs, candies ami California canned
1 nuts ; maple sugar anil pickets, and
every confection luxury to adorn a
Ih-liday dinner. His goods are war
ranted Mire, and sold at bottom prices.
His stock is pel feet call and see.
I.-iSl'ATKUF UKNJAMIN W.TKItVOHTII
LJ iKotHrtfil. Ill tliu Uollllty dun of No
in. Um county, Nl'IiihmUh, In tlm imittur of
xllnwliiK tlm Ilmtl fiilmliilstriitlon lu'oount of
Ann Witterwurih, utlininlNirntrJx of tlio et
tnio of Uoiijumiu WuiurvViirtli, iIoi-wmxI,
Notlnnln lien)l)Kl vuii that January l:itli. A.
II. IhS, lit 10 o'rlook 1. in., at tilt ollleo of tho
Uoiiiitj- .IikIku of Nittniilin county, Ntitirinl'
n Urownvlllti, Nuhratkii, tn ticou llxod i.
th' court at tlio tlmo ami pluoo forexamlii
lnK ami allowlut; huld account, wliun an
wlmreull piTwins Interusteil may appuaran
contcHt tlio name.
SSuwl JOtlNH. HTULL,
County JiiiIko.
Datcil UccemliorO, IHS1,
TnSTTK OK CHItlsriAN El'IlL, I)K
yj ccomiil. In tho County Court of N'cnm.
hntHJiiiity, NolntiMtu. In tho mio tur of prov
Inutfio wlllof hiihl ClulMlian Kuhl.lecoiit.,Ml.
Notice Ik licrcliy nlvcn that Januarv l'.'th.
A. I). 1SSJ. it lOo'ctoflc ii. m., lit till) oltloo of
I ho County .luiluo of NkiuhIiii County. No
lirnskn. In llrowiivllle, Nnhraskii. Iiuh lieim
fixed hy tho court tin tho tlmo anil nhiuo for
proving tho will of sulil Christian Kuhl, cln.
cuaxwl, when anil wlioronll coiuerniMl inuy
appear ami corn oh t the proliatu tlmriHif.
JOHNS. STIMJ.,
'-tlwi County J ml ko.
Dnteil Douembur 10, ISSI.