Nebraska advertiser., 1868-05-28

PIT Bonds, at 10 o'clock a. m june LIST
NEW GOODS at D. Nays.
Try Woods Reaper and Mower.
rsDEL bas Studebaker Wagons.
sDEL has Two. Horse Corn Planters.
IN TO Dorsey & Bros and get a nice Hat.
airy ROCK FLOUR at TheO. Hill & Cos.
May D.. FieS Competition that's bis fOrtsl
LETT, Land Agent, Brownvile, Nebraska
ro,E more Of those fine Cigars just received by
eV -. SWAN d BRO.
TWO FLORENCE Sewing Machines for sale a
PURE CIDER VINEGAR, the genuine thing, a
SWAN & BROS.
EVERYBODY says the Wood Reaper and Mower
Il the bestin every respect.
proRIL STEEL PREAKING FLOWS for sale
tTS bsleberger BrS's.
CALL LAND SEE a sample Of Woods Reaper
..SVaTers at r. TEARE & CO.'S.
MILK PANS, Crooks, Jars, etc in great variety at
swan 4 Bros. -
John DEERE'S genuine Moline Flows, 500 at
fbeo. Hill Co.'S. "
GO TO McCreery & Nickells for Paints, Glass,
Wall Paper and Cheap Drugs.
THP BPOWNVILLE CITY MILLS are turning
ant A. hns an article Of Flour as can be made.
VFKTy BREAKING PLOWS-2Oa t. & b.
smith & Co.'S make at Theo. Hill & Co.'S.
REV. G. R. DAVIS, Missionary in charge Of the
Epsc1pal Church in this city, returned last week.
ALL PERSONS indebted to US win please call
and settle Immediately. DORSEY d BRO.
LIGHTNING RODS AND PUMPS sold and put
up in town and county, BY JOIN c. DEUsER.
NAY YOUF Certainly you May! 10 is May
and. in fact, you betit will pay to trade with
- D. MAY.
LNOVEi is On foot to secure a switch from the
C.B.& St. Joe railroad to the river opposite this
city. =
EUREKA Spring Bed Bottoms, the dOwnyest.
pnsst, pleasantest and, in the long run, cheapest
bed ever invented at MeFALL& cos.
MILK sold az low as shy any and no one person
charged more than another, by B. B.. Thompson,
BUVnviIle Dsirymsn.
SEVERAL INDIANS were in the City Monday.
Tbsvisits Of the noble red man" and fred woman"
are beautifully diminishing in frequency.
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WHY'D pANTS-allcOlnrE-ground and ready
.g uss, f9r sale By George Berkeley, Carriage, sign
and Hoals Painter, over Necomaf Drg starA
T0R sALE-Tbo uortk east quarter o soo. ~,
tom s, range 70, Johnson county, 7 miles from Te-
ssussh. Price IS per acre. For terms apply to
J.C. McEAUGHTON, BrOwnville.
WEEP NOT, fair dsugter Of Eve, thy wants are
understood and appreciated, and at prices within
thy means may be bad choice Dress Goods, and any
thing thy heart can long for, at D. NAYS.
HORSE SUICIDE.--Judge Wheeler lost horse
last week in the Nemaha river at the site of the old
Weddle Bridge. The horse during a ft Of blind
EAggsrs walked into the river and was drowned.
P~ERSoYAL.-Maj. B. F. Lushbaugh, from
Maryland, called upon us during the past week.
OorWin Upon, son of Senator Upton, has just
arrived from Washington, after a two years absence.
TRI.wEEKLY STAGE TO BEATRICE.-The
Western Stage Company are now running a Tri
Weekly Line Of Coaches from this city to Beatrice.
This is a good thing and has been long needed. We
doubt not the company will be financially we'll re-
Esrded. -
ALL PERSONS who have not paid their sub
~criPtiOns to the Episcopal Church Building fund
ere requested to make immediate payment to VIM
q. Hoover. Treasurer, thereby saving the trouble Of
collection. g. R. DAVIS,
Rector Of the Parish OF Cbrist's Church,
- Brownville.
NEW GOODS CONF GIL. L. McGee will re-
turn in a few days from the east with a rOusing lot
Of New Dry Goods of every description, which he
has bought fer cash at late reduced prices and on
which be defes competition in regard to prices and
style Of goods. ]. L.. MCGEE d Co., will not be
urdersod III -
FARM FOR SALE.-4O sores lying within one
nile Of NemahA City and three miles Of Brownvill'
all in cultivation has an inexhaustible stream o
asaT spring water running through is a cabin will
aEPlendid spring Of water near by upon the prem
iiN. Applyto tt G. W. FAIRBR0THER.
."NAN WANT'SBUT LITTLE HERE BELOW,
ystherstofore5h that little has cost him so much tina
he has been fenced to "sn-smsllT even on that thi
time has passed in Clothing, Piece Goods, Hat
Gaps, Boots, Shoes, ETC., 1 can ct you out at sue
prices as viii warrant every man in going well an
comfortably clothed. D. MAY.
THANKS, to Hon. J. NJ. Thayer for copy Of tn
political Manuel for '67's.
To Bon. John TaFs for various CongressiOn'
documents.
TOHOn.s. NJ. Rich fora copy Of Putnan's Month
~ fIom which we publish in this issue an article o
Schuyler COIfax. -
BOUND OVER.-Ths negro arrested IN this viCi
nty' last Wednesday, on charge Of stealing a hOrs
NON MI. BOWker, at Rulo, was taken to RulO, al
Alter q preliminary examination was bound over f
Rial at the next term Of Court, and, in default
pail, was lodged in the jail at Nebraska City.
sBOT DEAD.-As the Nay-aOwer is past, Al
The Regulator played cut, W. T. DEN is now {
Dictator Of the Corn and Calico trade, sc. &c, b
naVing juSt returned FROM the East with = cOmpleI
Hoek of Summer Goods, Clothing Ladies bats, &
winch defy competition, and viii rot be undeFsOl
CAN and see. ". T. DEN.
S'A. RICH, Of this city, having given himS'
entirely to the PrActsee Of Gases before the La
Omo' is already receiving q very fair practice, Al
We believe, dsssrvedly. BE is a good lawyer a
may be relied on a. capable and worthy. ThOseh s
AsAnything in thislins 10 attend 70 win hnd b
The Court House Building LIST door west Eids.
REV. D.AAY, the recently appointed pastor
'e ~ Z. Church, Of this city, mas arrived, and b
services last Sunday, and, We presume, win ha
regular services hereafter. We we're much pleas
.'n his manner and sermon last Sunday, and
ts's bic location here viii Be Of great benefit
.ais eommunitr.