Nebraska advertiser., 1868-03-12

farming community Is equally upon the alert
thousands Of acres Of Wheat are already sown,
and the coming season will add new laurala to the
fame OF the soil Of Neuaha County.
ANDREW JOHNSON is cited to appear before
the .. S. Senate On the 18th the people of Ne
maha county are cited to appear before the cOun-
ter Of Teare & Co.. examine their choice stock Of
Dry Goods and Groceries, purchase, and thereby
save meney and get choice goods.
TO ADMINISTRATORS and Guardians Of Ne
maha County, Nebraska.-You are requested to
come forward and make settlement as the law d.
reefs and as the Tenure Of your bond requires by
so doing you viii save eost Of citation.
A. W. MORGAN, Probate Judge.
GRAVESTONES and NJ onumen's can be had Of
n. F. Boyd, Of this city, who is Agent for Daniel
Francis & Co. Of st. Louis. Mr.. Boyd can offer
bargains. Being practical stone mason, be is
prepared to take orders for Stones or Monuments de-
livered. in position, wherever required.
GOOD! EXCELLENTH SPLENDID ~ Were
the ordinations of cur entire Office last evening
while discussing the merits of a huge Cake sentu US
by Mrs. EmpOns, who is keeping a Mol Boarding
House on Levee street, between Main and Water.
Farmers viii find this an excellent house to stop at
while visiting this city.
SCHOOL 0UT.=T6e Winter Term Of the Brown
I! vile Union or high School expired last week, end
ing in a very pleasant and satisfactory exhibition.
The scholars generally gave evidence Of progress
hattering to their teachers, n. w. Nickel and Miss
Misses johnson and Morey. The next term will
doubtless commence within q N onth or six weeks.
J.E. CHAFFE, proprietor OF the BrOwnvilIe
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, be can warrant what be sells as pure
and true to the brand. Those buying Liquors will
find it to theiE advantage to call on Mr.. Chafe. If
MILLINERY-Mrs. Schenek announces to the
Ladies Of BrownTille that she has just received her
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 Illustrated Patterns and is prepared to do
Dress Making. Ladies, pleas Sc call and see. Shop
trout room over City Drug Store. 24-tf
NEMAHA CITY lTEMS.-Minick & Co., are re-
ceiving additions to their stock. Owing to the rise
at the factory their Eagle Brick Machine will here
after be sold for $40.
Levi johnson has bought out the COldWeIl pro-
perty and has had it thoroughly repaired and rehtted
for a Hotel. Mr.. johnson is in every way fitted to
keep hotel and make tr avelers comfortable.
SEED P%OTATOES.-I have the following vari-
cites of Seed Potatoes for sale Pure Peach Blow,
Early Dover, Early June, Mercer, Fluke, Early
Miller, COPPermiR e, Buckeye, White Peach Blow,
Garnet Chill, Prince Albert, Cuzco, Rusty Coat.
Apply at the Furnas Farm near BrownviIle, or by
mail to ISAAC BLACK,
BroWnville, Neb.
March 18th, 1868. 2l-St
WE are receiving many letters of encouragement
and commentator upon the present manner, mat
ter and style Of the Advertiser, and not a mail
passes but brings Us several new friends as subscrib-
ers. Our subscription list has been doubled within
the past three months. At the present rate we
shall be compelled to get a Power Press with our
new dress. We shall endeavor to meet the hopes
Of our most sanguine friends.
DISTRICT COURT is in session in this city this
week, and business is being dispatched by bis
Honor, Judge Mason, with ccmmendable prompti-
tude. Besides the bar of our own county We notice
that the f~oiioFing Attorneys arepresent: I. N.
Sbambaugh Thos. B.. Stevenson and W B. McLen-
nan, of Nebraska City; Isham Revis and A. Shoen-
heit, of Falls CITY; C. F. Nye, Of Pawnee City
B. F. Perkins, Of Tecumsehj and W. D. Scott, Of
Rulo. -
NO PROPHETS.-Those grade GROWERS" who
prophesied, so emphaticalIy, that tie "frst rain
would wash out culrerts, embankments, &C.. are no
prophets. and little viii their bowling profit them
with sensible, thinking citizens. We are willing to
sustain and satisfied with tho actions Of the pres
ent Council, as we do not believe that fye other
men could baye worked together with more her
mony, or more advantage to the city.
NEW ADYERTISEMENTS.-In to days issue
viii be found several new advertisements Of F. K
PhOeniz's Bloomington NuEsey, whieh contain good
advice and offer big bargains. Read 'cm.
Also, see adver tisemert Of josiah Carpenter,
Commission Merchant, n. =. The Railroad being
nearly completed to opposite this city it will pay
our farmers to consign their produce to some trusty
Merchant in the larger citjes.
Cogswcll offers bargains: Read his Ad.
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We have received the February number Of the
United States MlsicaI ReUiel5. Mrs. J. NJ. era
ham an accomplished music teacher Of this city
writes us-"Haying perused the "Unitei States
Musical Review would say that it contains a
choice variety Of literature, and musical inteIli-
gence, and many carefully selected pieces Of Origi-
nal music from good C Ompo ers, which recommends
it to the patronage Of ali lovers of music" 1t is
issued monthly by J. S. Peters, 90, Broadway, n.
Y and mailed to subscribers for 81 a year, or 20
cents for a single copy. Itcan be had at the City
Book Store at the same price.
THE meeting Of the Agricultural Society, held in
our Office last Saturday, was TRULY encouraging TO
behold; "harmony the strength Of administration"
prevaded this assemblage, and gave hopes of a
unity of purpose that win secure to Nemaha County
the best county Fair in the State for 1868. We
can have ii, aud, from present indications, we will
The proceedings will be found in. the Agricultural
Department as, also, the Notice for an adjourned
meeting, which, every farmer should attend, and, if
not YET a me nber, should become one.
ARARE CHANCE fer manufacturers Of Farm
ing Implements, Nursery Men, Sewing Machine
Merchants, Book Vendors, Merchants, Lawyers,
Doctors, and all vendors of wares and merchandise,
to advertise, We have contracted to issue ono
thousand copies Of the Femaha County premium
list of the next Agricultural Fair, in pamphlet
form, to be distributed among the farmers OF this
and adjoining counties. Under the contract we
are entitled to flew pages for advertisers, which
we offer on the following terms. For one page of
4 by z inches square SIS. For one half Of a page
IS. For cne-fcur,h Of a page So. All advertise
ments must be in by the 10Th Of April next.