Nebraska advertiser., 1868-03-19

III ASOsSs ~ Il EluCip1ls MI J. o.. DCuSuk ~ nave
charge Of the Grammar School Department, assist.
ed BY Miss Mercy Fna Miss Johnston. -
NSEEDPOTATOES.-I6av the following vari-
cites of Seed Potatoes for sale Pure Peach Blow,
Early Dover, Early June, Mercer, Fluke, Early
Miller, COppermine, Buckeye, White Peach Blow,
Garnet Chill, Prince Albert, CuzcO, Rusty Coat.
Apply at the Furnas Farm near BrOwnyiIle, or by
mail TO ISAAC BLACK,
BrOWnville, Neb.
March 18th, 1858. 24-St
IRREGULAR MAN-OF-WAR has reseptIy az
peared in this city, at McFall & Cos Furniture. 1t
is rs beautiful as a picture, with masts spars and
rigging complete, as beau tiful q specimen of work
as we ever saw. The builder, Mr.. McFall, is looking
every day now for the arrival Of the cannon and
other fixtures to place it Ona war footing, to cruise
in the war against high prices for Furniture.
J. E. CHA FIFE, proprietor of the BrOWnville
Rectifying Establishment, is prepared to supply the
demand, TO any extent, for pure, unadulterated
Liquors. Being thoroughly cOnversant with the
business and having the latest and most approved
apparatus, he cen warrant what be sells as pure
and true to the brand. Those buying Liquors will
find it to their advantage TO call on Mr.. Chafe. If
MILLINERY Mrs. Schenck announces to the
Ladies Of Brownville that she has just received erh
first stock Of Millinery Goods. The latest styles of
Hats and BOnnets kept constantly on hand. She
also has the latest styles Of Dress Trimming and a
sett Of nIustTRted Patterns and is prepared to do
Dress Making. Ladies, please call and see. Shop
trout room over City Drug Store. 24-tf
SOLD OUT.-During the past week the ADDER
tissr firm sold to A. D. Marsh all its right, title and
interest in the City Book Store, and all the appUr-
tenance thereto belonging. The retireing firm
take this opportunity of thanking the public for
liberal patronage, and, also, to recon mend to their
favor the informing man, f" the Pioneer News Deal
or Of this District, who will continue the business
at our old stand. -
BUILDING.-We notice several new buildings
going up in different forts of the City. A. w. Nor
gan has just erected a cottage on his property cor
ner Of Nemaha,Rpd 3rd streets. R. W. Furnas is
building a new stable in the rear of his residence.
E. q. Wilcox is has built q neat sized sta bic just
north of the Star Hotel. Besides these many others
are building and many are putting up new fences
or mending old preparatory to gardening.
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MARRIED-COl. HINMAN RHODES, of Tecumseh,
Nebraska, to Miss JULIA NJ. MANLoYE, of Rush
Vile, Schuylar county, Ill, on the 5th inst. The
Colonel is one Of the principal merchants at Te-
cumseh, and is a real live business man. By this
the greatest enterprise Of his life, he has increased
his opportunities for usefulness, and if we mistake
not he will leave his mark. upon the records Of
Johnson County. May prosperity attend them in
their journey of life.
PERU ITENS.-The Annual Conference of the
NJ. E. Church of Nebraska will convene in this
place, Thursday, April 2nd. Preparations will be
made to accommodate all who may attend.
The Bell for the Norm al SCHOOL, en- its way from
West Troy, N. Y, and is expected to arrive during
the present week.
The firm which bought out Messrs. Majors has
just received a very heavy supply of new Goods
doubtless the largest ever opened in this place.
TIE SUNSET, cORmanded by Capt. EmmOns
landed her second cargo of up freight at our Levee
last Monday M rning. This ia a BrOwnville Boat
owned, commanded and manned by Brownsville men.
The Captain reports an abundance Of water and
freight, and a good season for business. We shall
be gid to accept the Captains invitation to take a
trip to St. Joseph during the season. We hOpeO our
merchants q I'D business men generally of Brown
vile aad the county, as well as the travelling pub
lie, will patroniEe this boat.
NEMAHA CITY ITEMS.-Some rascal, with
malice afOrethOught and inCendiary prOClivities, on
the evening of the 18th, set FIRE to stack of hay
adjoining the stables of Burrel Hoover near the
Hotel. The FIRE was discovered abou 9 o'clock and
it was only through the utmost e~xertions on the part
of the citizens, continued till late in the night, that
further destruction than the hay stack was pre-
vented.
Some burgler entered the store of johnson
Hoover last Sunday night, carrying of a little
money and sfew articles og cutlery and notions.
MOVE IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION.-We
take pleasure in announcing that there will be a
meeting Of the citizens of this place at Harmonic
Hall on to morrow Friday evening. The object is
10 take steps on the part Of our citizens, in con-
juno ton with the German Association, to organize
an EmigrAnt Aid Society in this county. The sub
Jet is an important one 10 rs, and We hope the
citizens will generally turn out. A meeting was
held at Harmonic Hall on Tuesday evening, which
was offended dys number Of our prominent citi-
Gems, and q general and lively interest manifested.
SACRILlGIOUS and dasterdIy is the act Of
defacing the beauty Of a CemetTy. We learn that
some person has been cutting out the timber out Of
the streets which bound the cemetry an has broken
the fence ia several places. We have also heard
many complaints about persons plucking of tWigs
from evergreens, flowers and shrubs, and in some
instances plants have been pulled up by the roots
and left to die. Such acts are punishable By law
with q severe penalty, and we are assured by several
Of our citizens, whose private lots have been greatly
damaged by this FantOn practice that it only
remains for them to catch the perpetrators to make
an example.
SEEDS FOR DISTRIBU TT0N.- - While at
Washington, tie past winter, IprOcured from the
Agricultural Department some Seeds for graf uitOus
distribution among the members of the Nemaha
County Agricultural Society. They can be had BY
calling at the store of RoB T TEARE,& Co. Brown
vile. Il is not thei Intention Of the Department to
furnish individuals with q stock Of Garden and
Field Seeds, but simply small supplies with which
to experiment. It is hoped those desiring so to ex-
pertinent, viii call and get S leeds, and be careful to
observe, preserve and report results 70 the Society.
&. w. FURNAS, President
] Nemaha County Az. SOc'y.