Nebraska advertiser., 1858-11-11
Iun,ovomeHts in ~BrOWnTIIle.

improvements in BrOWnTIlle'
Considering the exceeding hard times
,,sre perfectly surprised on our re-
from an absence of eight weeks =
rs. The improvement made within
Id time in our city.
W. found the levee on the river all
AIDED nicely from Nam to Alian'i'
reefs, presenting aCOnvenient and han0'
me wharf. ,d
We were glad to find that our old i[leDu
IA ono of Nebraska's piOneers-hOh'
Bsowx, who we left with a raging
f@rizona fever upon him, and which aPPa-
10 no,b;up short Of a trip across the
aims could prove beneficial, had fair-
,oooveted. and with his characteristic
ergv. engaged IN business in our tnrIV-
city. of which be was the founder
"a trust he may long live to prosper
nOng a people for whom he has thus far
.bored. He has done much for Brown-
he and Nemaha county, and his loss
Ould have been sOrely felt. he mas
rch.sed an interest in the steam ferry
this place.
In Drocess of erection near the landing
large Produce and Storage Ware
lDuse, The work of our enterPrising ira
hsnen CRASE& Hull.
Where we left DR.. McPHERsOs / n the
DIV Goods business, we find McALLIsTER
"A Posx. a new house, with an extensive
sOck of Dry Goods, Groceries, &c. with
IN old friend BILLY HoBLITzELL at the
kead as "chief clerk" The Doctor has
trected a new business house adjoining,
into which he takes his stock Of goods IN
J few days.
Col. NIxOS, Register of the .. S
Land Office, has erected a new residence
sdjoining the land Office, where he re-
sidesa 5 cdzily as you please.
When we left home, DES was "pegging
away alone with a half dozen pairs Of
boots and shoes Ia his shop. Now there
is IA large addiicn built TO his house, and
The proprietor has just returned from ST
Louis with a rousing stock Of boots and
shoes, which be is selling mighty cheap
Tor cash.
CRAxE & HILL have torn their old
pore house upside down." the front Of
which with its large show windows
glass four by SIX feel-flled with all the
new style attractive goods q can think
~, is perfectly a Ia New York. Hill
zyho knows Just what suits the people il
1his region. has Just returned from New
York with such a stock of goods as ha'
never before been opened in this western
country. We took a stroll in COMPANY
with Theodore through this vast establish
ment, filed with huge piles of everything
desirable from a needle to an anchor.
To give an idea of the business of thi
house even in these hard times, we TAX
pleasure in saying that their cash sale
last week amounted to seventeen hundre
dollars.
Our old friend Father DAVID SIEGE
we found at the old stand under JohnsO
Hall the same jolly, good humored clOtE
ing dealer. He too has made very larg
additions TO his before extensive stock
goods and is now prepared to "shield on
from the wintry Winds at almost an
price. Stacks Of over-coats digger tina
little mountains are there to be founl
The next Improvement we notice c
Main street, is the additional stock of
H. MAUN &CO. City Drug Store. Thel
is a nice new stock of fancy notions, be
led liquors, (J-e.r-u-s-a-l-e-m! but the
have some that's nice y segars. blue pi
and lazy medicine" In addition, JoI
has been appointed postmaster, and nc
''seIls the people letters"
The new Presbyterian Church, bel
erected under the immediate supervise
of Luther Hoadly. is now enclosed a
will be ready for occupancy this whit
This is a fine building, and when co
p'e,ed would be an ornament TO any pl'
East or West. Il is 30 by70 feet, "
stories high, with a cupola.
JOHS MORRIsoN. Esq, has nearly &C
Pleted a residence handsomely lOca
near the anew hotel.
The above are the improvements VIII
have taken place during our absence
Main street, from tie river to the Brow
vile House, which is the extent of
city Pe%FigrinatOns since we returned.
other improvements we shall again wr