Nebraska advertiser., 1868-04-02

HAN W ~ANNAlA GA II 1881 al INTEREST IN the
Association are requested to attend.
By order Of the Board of Trustees.
E. W. THOMAS, Sec. /
FOR SALE.-OneE Engine complete Of so horseI
power, with two Boilers, 80 inches in diameter, %
feet long, in good order. Together with large lot
ofCopper and Iron Pipe, with valves, steam guages,
etc. The whole to be sold cheap for half cash, the
balance on approved security. Apply to
26-4t WIZ. T. Den, BrOwnvile, Neb.
BUILDING MPROVEMENTS.-we last week
omitted several improvements. A. W. Morgan is
about building a dwelling on the corner of Nemaha
and Sd streets.
DR.. Stewart and R. W. Furnas have just finished
neat and commOdiOus stables on their premises.
A.P. Cogswell has got the roof on his new resi-
dence on LIST street.
THE TEACHERS INSTITUTE, which met in
the High School in this city last Saturday, was
a very interesting gathering, and calculated to do
much good. Every Teacher in the county should
be q member. -
NEW MILLINERY GOODS.-The Misses Leach
& Simpson, have just received, at their shop on I'd
street, a large stock of Millinery Goods, consisting
Of the latest styles and most fashionable goods in
the eastern market. Ladies. if you desire anything
in their line you SHOULD call soon. They can also
make up or trim up goods in the latest styles.
HORSES, CARRIAGES, So, FOR SALE.-De-
sirOus OF retiring from the Livery business, 1 offer
Cor sale my half of the Elephant Stables Of Ben.
Rogers & Co., BrOwnvilie. If not disposed of at
private sale before, the interest will be sold at pub.
lie auction on the Gath day of April, 1868.
R. W. FURNAS.
BrOwnvilIe, April I'd, 1853.
LATEST-Joknson hapeached ! Great excite
ment! People rushing in crowds to McCreery &
NickelI's Drug Store, making choice selections from
their large stock of Wall Paper, Window Shades,
Books and Stationery. They have some of those
fine Cigars, and their Smoking and Chewing To-
baccO can't be beat. It is just the place to get your
Paints, Oils and Glass while they are going cheap
SEED POTATOEs.-Ihave the following vari-
eties 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 Brownville, or by
mail to ISAAC BLACh,
BrOWnviIle, Neb.
March 18th, 1868. 24-St
J.E. OHAFFE, proprietor Of the Brownville
Rectifying Establishment, is prepared to supply the
demand, to any extent, for pure, unadulterated
Liquors. Being thoroughly eonversant 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
NEBRASKA PEAEUTS.-We his We been the
recipient Of a few Nebraska Peanuts, raised on the
farm of Mr.. Foot. by Mrs. Foot, near Glen Rock, in
this county. They are very large and Altogether an
improvement on those SHIPPED here. Col Furnas
raised some several years ago in his garden in this
city, they yield well and viii flourish on almost any
light soil, but must be planted very early to ripen
before frost. -
WE did not, as we should have done last week,
call proper attention to Shellenbsrger Bro s large
Hardware, Tin and Stove Store on Main street in
this City. They have the most complete assortment
and largest stock ever opened in this place. From
the smallest to the greatest article kept in their
line can be had at their store, on terms within the
reach of all. They have this spring laid in an inn
menso stock of Fence Wire, on which they will not
be uudersold. Give them a call, as we find it i'm
possible to particularize their stock.
CHURCH BOARDING SHCOOL FOR BOYS
Talbot Hall, near Nebraska City, has now been in
successful operation for two years, and is commend
able on account of the strict attention paid to the
the scholarship, morals and health of the student
i - -, --o-o-oI r. L-;,o,r -oono-o III,
. school is in connection with the Episcopal ChurcI
and Sndsr the immediate supervision of Bishop
Clarkson. New buildings for the accommodation
d Of twenty additional scholars will be finished thi
: Spring. Students admitted at any time. For par
ticulars address Rev. John g. Gasmann, Nebraska
City,
THE SPRING TERN of the Brownville Unio'
High School will commence on Monday, April 9th
under the charge of Prof. J. E. Moore, A. NJ, a
PRINCIPAL, who will toke immediate charge Of tn,
r High School Department, and Mr.. j. Schenl
y Miss E. Mory and Miss D.. Johnston, who will teac
I the classes of the Grammar School Department
The Schools free for scholars residing within thi
District, scholars from other Districts will be ad
o mitted at the usual rates Of Tuition.
e Per order of School Board.
: OBJ. HEwETT, Director.
CEMETERY MPR0VEMENTS.-By the PFC
\ ~ceedings of the Board of Trustees, published il
5 another column, it viii be seen that a movement
Q has been set on foot to enlarge our Cemetery an,
to build thereon o residence for a Sexton, who sha
+ reside there to prOtecta and sUperinteud the grounds
q The object must command the most liberal effort
e on the part Of our citizens, which may be display
q cd to advantage when the subscription paper oWn'
around. The efforts Of the ladies we shall wait
II commend and not direct, as they are ever ready
e aid such a cause as this, and never fail in employ
p ing the best method Of doing so,
y SIN. RICH, has ceased to control the EDITORS
department Of the Journal. We, in common wat
our "brethren Of the quill,' sincerely regret tn
-. determination on his part, as the fraternity thereb
= losses an able cOadjutOr in the fight for true Re
! publican principle which is only relieved by th
fact that on the stump he is everready 70 strive f
the advance Of the good cause. The legal prOfe'
v sion will again receive his best efforts.
BOATS have been moderately plenty during Il
: past week. and have several times filed oar Lev
with goods for our merchants. About thirty ton
the estimate of goods landed at this point with
a week. and a Isrge amount Of produce sent ava
ID Among the many we notice that the Shellenbarg
is Bros have received an immense amount Of Fen
~ Wire, Stoves, Hardware, Farm and Garden lmPl
ments, etc.
A. Tisdel has received a large lot Of Sulky CultiV