Nebraska advertiser., 1868-03-05

RETURNED Col. R. W. Furnas and DR. n,
PhersOn n turned yesterday. we'll satissed vitb -
situation o. our affairs in Washington. Gan
wen. Z. d. Hclmes returned last Sunday q
Monday.
NVIhIN9 doesa com munity more good than
q good local paper. well filed with local news. looa
Improvements, local advertisements and both print
ed and published at home. We shargeyer aim 4
make the AaUeftiser just such a paper.
FIRST STOCKOF THE SEASON.. L. McGe,
d Co., have just received tn first stock Of Sprin,
Goods Of the seasOn-Ladios Dress Goods, Muslini
&c. Their enterprise is commendablo and worth,
the patronage of the community.
THE COUNTY TREASURER's OFFICE bs.
been removed to the Court House Building to the
south room on the west side, where G.. w. Bratton
Treasurer, and his nepu ty, Jonas Hacker, may be
found at all times ready to receive county funds.
CAPT. R. F. BARRET has just contracted for the
breaking Of forty miles Of hedge row this season.
He will have Sc; out this season, on hedge row
broke last year, seven miles Of hedge. As a land
and real estate agent the Captain is a shire va bust
ness man. -
SPRING has opened. Now is the time you want
to procure aud SGT out Plants, Vines, Trees, Shrubs
and Flowers. See the Special Notice Of Col. r. W.
Furnas. lie is prepared to furnish all with what
ever they may want from one Of ths best Nurserys
iu the west. -
ATTENTION g. AR. POST NO. /, NEMAHA
COUNTY, NEB.-Nembcrs will meet at the Office
Of the Probate Judge in Brownyille, at Z o'clock,
p. NJ, Thursday, March 5th.
OBJ. HEwETT, P. C..
W. A. Blackburn, P. A.
VIE PROBATE. JUDGES OFFICE has been
removed 10 the second room from south end west
side Court House Building, where our efficient Pro-
bate Judge, A. W. Morgan, may be found at all
times to attend to any business as Probate Judge,
or as ex-ofieo Justice of the Peace.
PAINTING.-We seld ON call %attentio to work
unless it is very good in its line, and as this is the
fact with regard to the Carriages and other work
turned out by Geo. Berkeley, Carriage, House and
Sign Painter, we commend him to the public as
worthy and well qualified for any work in his line.
DONATION-Nr. Editor We hereby tender
our thanks to a number of the citizens Of Brown
vile for q handsome donation Of Greenbacks, Dry
Goods and Edib'os, to tue amount Of seventy-fvo
dollars. We viii long remember the donors.
w. S.BLACKBURN,
E. j. BLACKBURN,
THE LITTLE CORPORAL, for February, is q
very enc number. The Publisher offers most beau
tiful premiums. and unusual inducements to raise
Clubs. Terms, One Dollars year. Asample copy
will be sent free to any one who applies for it dU-
ring February. Address AlfredL. SeTell, Publish
u, Chicago, III.
GAGE COUNTY.-Wo are pleased to place be-
fore our T eOders. the correspondence, signed Al,
from Beatrice 10 the above named county. H. is a
gentleman If intelligence and refinement from
whom we shall be pleased to hear often, as his is
certainly one of the finest and most enterp rising
counties in the State.
THE FERRY STEAMED UP for the season last
Tuesday and made her first trip. Capt. Barrett will
run the Idona only until his new boat, the Sunset,
arrives, which viii be in a few days. With. the
Sunset this crossing will be second to none in the
State, and danger and delay viii assurodIy DO
avoided by crossing here.
NEW COMMERS are already rolling into this
county, and all bring the report Of "more coming :"
We learn of several families having arrived during
the past week and settled at Clifton in the north
west of this county. The "Illinois' and "Wiscon-
sin" settlements contain some Of the most intolli-
gent and thorough farmers in the county.
AS certain persons are losing much sleep and
vexing their waking hours about grading the head
oF Main street, suppose they give their attention
to finding some contractor TO 90 the work, instead
Of cursing the Council and depre,ating tho bonds,
and see if that VIII not accomplish the object.
Don't be afraid, there are enough bonds to do it
and complete sl the other contracts.
J. E. CHAFFE, proprietor Of the Brownville
Rcctifying Establishment, is prepared to supply the
demand, to any extent, for pure, unadulterated
Liquors. Being thoroughly couversant with the
business and having the latest and most approved
apparatus, he can 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
BROwNvILLE, Feb. 2Ist, 1863.
WM. T. DEN-Sir, The Briukerhof Hand Corn
Shelter l bought Of you would to
farmers and others wishing to buy a good Shelter.
Il is the best Shelter | ever used. Three hands can
she'll from 2OO to $50 bushels per day. 1t shells it
clean off Of the smallest ears, which ] never saw any
Shelter do before. Wishing it and you success,
lam respectful yours,
- II. ". SuUBERT.
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