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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-04-01
NaturalizatiOn--TimcIy Advice

Our friends of the Daviess county
Democrat, in the following article. gives
timely and important advice 10 persons
OF foreign birth. who propose TO become
lnaturaizcd. Let the the suggestions and
warning be needed by all interested. in
our own and other counties. The negro
lis upon. Act promptly.
All persons OF foreign birth in this
county. who have NOW all The qualifica-
lions If residence, &c., requisite 10 be-
come citizens. sheuld bear i'm mind that
ia bill is well on its way through Con-
grcss. which. IA soon as il become a law.
will render further residence OF five
Years necessary conditions OF naturaii-
zaiion!
Men Of foreign birth, all Of you who
can take ont naturalization papers and
become citizens as the law now stands,
DO so Al ONCE. or in few days it may
De too late. and you will have 10 wait
i've years longer to obtain your citizen
ship and the right TO vote!
Naturaizc AT once.
Every unnaturali7ed person who can
now be nataralized should embrace this
The naturalization oh
siruction bill is being pushed through
Congress with all possible speed. and rs
soon as II becomes a law every foreign
er not then citizen will be placed bv
its provisions in the position of one who
has just iminigrated into the countrv.--
lie may have resided here a score of
years. or he may have declared his in
tentioEs. but The law of Congress will
require him 10 renew his declarations in
a UNITED STATEs Court. and live hero
five years longer before he can become
a citizen. There are Il number of for
eigncrs in this county who are in shape
TO be immediately naiuralizcG. Let
them be made citizens at once.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-04-01
Oyer-seesling Potatoes.

Quite u number OF persons have told
us OF large crops Of the Early Rose pu-
tatocs. and the manner in which they cut
up the potatoes in order To get The most
seed from the least amount of 20 iotocs.
Tie question is do not farmers as gen.
cral thing over-secd. or rather waste po-
tatoes, or a very large amount every
year! lad they not better save and
feed thcm out. than lessen their crop by
over-secding: From experiments which
| have tried in planting, | find that I
have always raised The most and the best
potatoes from tie least ground. by plant
ing just one eye in place. and this has
been my inyariablc rule for the last ten
years. plant in rows three and half
feet. by one and II half feet in hills. and
get at the rate of $50 bushels To the acre,
as have raised by actual measure 2j
bushels Oh six rods of ground and used
only peek of Potatoes 10 plant IL; and
nothing extra about the land or the cul-
iivaiion. hope 10 one will say that |
mean poor cultivation. I believe that
farmers are too careless about quality Of
seed used, as well as the amount - Rural
Farmer.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-04-01

as a sailor being asked how he liked
Ihis bride. is reported to have remarked
l"Why. dye sec. ! took her to be only
half of me. as the parson says; but dasl
me if she isn't twice as much rs |. lam
only u tar she's tartar
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-04-01

N-A SunGay-schoo teacher in New
II London. Conn. asked little scholar
|day-school the devil should whisper in
his car. and ry 10 get him TO 20 Of; "a
some bad place. The boy drew himself
up to his full height, and said. should
say to him, Shoe i!y. don't boddcr me.
This brought the house down.
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r= a western paper has n communi-
Iratlon from asiilngton. which ai,udes
10 Eevcls as the "sirongc>t man on the
1oor OF the Senate" AS the boy said OF
his feet when his father told him they
sinellcd strong. You ought 10 smell
them in the summer time. We pity
the poor devil " no sits next to Revcls
lin July.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-04-01

OF Twenty-Five cases have been filed
in the supreme Court of Indiana during
the month of March. There are between
six and seven hundred eases now pen.
ding in the court.
Two female ccn,urions. colorcd. died
in this city last week. II indianapolis
journal.
We were moi nware that any colorcd
females commanded companies of in
iantry in onr late unpleasantness. On
which side did they fight. : [Cincinnati
Times.
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NTA poet who Is prcmaturclv bald
excuses it la this ingenious and compi-
Imcntary manner: "Baiuness,' he says,
|" is only proof of po'iicncss paid TO
the beautiful sex. Is il not the duty OF
IA gentleman always to uncover his head
lin the presence OF ladies' y
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-04-01

Which is the largest jewel in tho
world The Emerald Isle.
Tho time to buy another umbrella Is
just after you have lent ono.
Why are all whist plcycrs like mon
keys? because they have odd tricks.
Absurd To ask a man who has tum-
bed into the wafer If hc feels moist.
Dad Taste Prat,y yonng girls kiss
ing widowcrs' children.
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The Fifteenth Amcndment---O
fetal announcement


The President OH Tuesday the 10th in
stant. sent 10 the Senate message, en-
ciosinga communication from Secretary
Fish III reply 10 a communication OF that
body asking what States have ratified
The Fifteenth Amendment 10 the Con-
siiiuiiOn Of The United States. The See
rciary names the following States:
North Carolina, Pennsylvania.
West Virginia. Arkansas.
Massachusetts, Connecticut.
" isconsin, Florida.
Maine Illinois.
Louisiana, Indiana.
Michigan, New York.
south Carolina, New Hampshire,
Nevada. Georgia. ~
Vermont, Iowa.
Virginia. Kansas,
Alabama, Minnesota,
Missouri, Rhode Island,
Nebraska,
Ohio. Texas.
The Secretary further says: In trans.
mi''lng the foregoing list the Secretary
OF State has not assumed to anticipate
The action of Congress in defining tho
or the relations of any State
TO the federal government. He presents.
III answer TO a resolution Of tie scnate,
n list of the resolutions purporiing 10
rati,y the proposed Amendment. OF
which notice has been transmitted TO Tie
Department of State. with the dates OF
their respective adopicn."
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SURVEY NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given. that the
4V undersigned will proceed with the
Surveyor of Dubois county. on the 18th
day Of April, 1870, to run the lines and
determine the boundaries of section s.
town 3 south range west.
The immediate lines will also be run
and the corners thereof established
Persons interested will please be pres
ent. HENRY GRALLER.
March 18th, 1870.
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Why is drawing from Nature infec-
tons! It's skctching
Living within hinscll--An oyster.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-04-01

TO Who is the straiiest man mention
ca IN the Bible: joseph. heranre Phar-
ach made a ruler cf him.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-04-01

ITIf you want any Window Glass,
Paints. varnishcs. or Linsecd oil. 20 to
:. PicEnARpT, Huntingtmrg. Ind.
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Loves StrGtegeIn.

y sprightly youth and maiden gay,
In smiling summer weather,
W here Love, within garden lay,
One morning strollcd together;
The nymph had laughed the god to scorn
Which served bur to anusc him;
And he had vow'd that very morn,
To lodge within her bosom.
she tripp'd along with fairy feet,
That scarcely bent a flower,
And cnilcd full many blossom sweet,
Dcriding Cupid's power.
just then tie youth, who asked his aid
And bcgg'd he'd not refuse him.
flckcd iair moss rose Tor the maid,
And placed il in her bosom.
SLY hove within the leaves lay hid.
While TO her heart she pressed him,
nconscious thus Of " hat she did,
The simple maid caresscd him;
A transient life the buds retained
The maiden si.hcc 10 lose 'en.
But Cupid and the thorn remained,
And long disturbed her bosom.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.
Ter square of lOlinrs or less, lwe'k. 81 GO
kach subsequent insertion, rs cts.
Longer advertisements al tic same rate.
A fraction over even square or squares,
counted as Il square. These are The terms
for transient advertisements IA reasonable
deduction will lie made TO regular atlycr-
tisers.
Notices Of appointment of atlminis.ra-
tors and legal notices OF like character to
Be paid in advance.
ANNOrNCING CANDIDATES.
Tor Township officers, each SlOO
For County . $50
Dor District, Circuit, or State, 6.N
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PRICE OF sUBsCEIPTION.
Single Subscription, for fhy Nos. 81 80
For SIX months, 90
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-" Mn. MAETiN Of Dute," in recent
debate in the California Legislature on
The Mercantile Library Fill. got of the
following on Il fellow member as his
OWN opinion OF himself:
. his POI. ,,rnls "i The sturdy ok.
His ne cal !r tLHl never broke.
liz bats his hurh wiih iificr's tails.
Ind sis on roes aud bobs for whales"
.Aad the !ollowingas the public opinion
OF his opponent:
" iiis OLE Is Of The pc"cock feather.
Hi ii,ir Is .. the Nh-. .atner;
he laifs his book Niih mics OF cheese.
And SITS Oh tie h.d sri bs'bs for te.s.'
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pUBLishED EVERY FRIDAY, At JAsrEr
DUBOIS COUNTY, INDIANA, DY
. CLEMENT DOANE.
'OFEICE-IN Corprrp Js,,t, ntDo nv

'OFFICE.-lN COURIER BUILDING on
WEsr MAIN STREET.
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at - Bws-
Ind surrcund.
II general ~.
kinds. which
~ 4nion. Ne
ssrrsntef -
ehsrs Of ~
4 % bs 10 ~
~ ~ a1n -
srxx'l~v.
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s0UTE

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to eItsnts
Aohes ~ is-
eams. e. n
I've drivsrA
tsrna. spS
10 cree 70
y kcnday.
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Nebraska advertiser., 1870-03-24
GENTS FURNISHINGS.

These goods were selected by himself in
New York, for this market, and are un-
doubtedly the most reliable goods of the
kind ever offered in this or any other mar
ket.
Mr.. HETzEL's experience in this bust
ness-over Is years-enables him to select
his goods with more judgement, for good
material and make, than the great majOri-
ity of dealers in Clothing.
These goods have all been purchased for
Cash, at a very low margin, and enables
him to. sell them very LOV for Cash.
Few persons once dealing with HETZEL
but will always deal there, because his deal
ings are fair and above board. He has but
One Price.
His stock comprises all the varieties of
Fine and Fashionable Clothing, equal in
every respect to the
VERY BEST CUsToM-MADE WORK.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-03-24
MELANeE.

Wheat and corn rave fallen five cents on
the bushel....--By reason Of q gorge above,
the river fell so low at this point, Thursday
of last week that our Ferry could make no
landing on the opposite shOre........Th jury
that sat mp all Thursday night was plucky
The Ferry has been running regularly
ever since last Friday morning-~-.Court
adjourned last Friday..-.-.Geo. Stevens and
Joseph opelt drew a SIS gold watch at Marsh's
Dollar store; it cost them S2-.....-.D. G. Cole,
OF Peru, favored us with a call last Thursday
.....J. P. Burdick, Of Peru, reports business
brisk In that city-.-.J. w. Bliss has gone TO
work In earnest; he'll make it win...-...
stone masons have commenced work on Mr.
Muir's residence.......The river is up and in
splendid boating order .....A big lot Of express
goods for Beatrice were in the Office at this
place last Tuesday.~---Evan Worthtng Is
receiving an immense lot OF goods In MS
Warehouse for points West...--..Tisde has n
new improvement....-..Al of our merchants
have been receiving new goods, by Railroad;
the transfer teams have been very busy for
the past few days.. Mr.. James is doing a
good work in posting signs all over the coun-
try for our merchants.4---.George Daugher-
TVS Restaurant is doing a good business for
the hungry that visit our city; he Is one
door west Of the Bank..---Last Saturday
a Mr.. Cowles and Mr.. Bryant each drew a $50
watch at the Dollar Store----.GeO Marion
sold a large bill Of goods TO German from
the Little Blue, who says that MANY Of his
neIghbors are convinced that BrOwnvtlle Is
their best point to trade Rt...-.DeForest
Porter has commenced excavating for his
residence on the top Of the hill, between
Third and Fourth on Atlantic Street,.
S~hellenberger Bros. are receiving part of
their spring stock Of hardware.-......J. r.
Bell & Son are doing the largest Lumber bus
Iness west OF the Missouri riveT~..-.Our
B~rick-makers are getting their yards cleared
of, preparatory 70 opening up.......A SO Tor
81 made one man happy at Marsh's Dollar
Store last Monday...--.Las Saturday and
Monday were big days for trade, people had
! been froze in for three days~-....A. L. Rich
of Rich & Gilmore, has gone east for goods,
and Will bring a large stock Of Groceries~~"-
J.. c. Deuser has gone to Chicago for a new
| stock-.....Wm H. Hoover has traded his
residence property in this city for Huston
RusselTs farm near Nemaha City; Mr.. Rus
sell will move up......F. L. johnson of the
firm of F. E. johnson & Co., is now east fol
a new stock of Dry Goods and Groceries, he
will astonish the natives....-.JOhn Worth
has made n regular Scotch Harrow which
may be seen in front of Evan Workings
warehouse: It looks as though 1t would oP'
perate well in our soil...-.We are prepared
TO print Horse or Jack bills equal to any
| office in the world.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-03-24

Corn, Wheat and Oats. 81
Rainey q Lewis have removed their Office
to Robt. Teare & Co.'S Store, where they VIII
paw the highest cash price tor Grain and 9TH
er Produce.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-03-24

The0, HiIl g. CO.-This firm have just
received a new stock of Dry Goods, and have
opened tbem up TO the public. They have
now a stock unsurpassed in extent and va
riety i'm Nebraska. for all the newest styles
find place on their shelves. We have but
taken a glance at their stock. and cannot
sneak of il ia detail this week. They have
now the whole vest side devoted to piece
goods. and about forty feet Of theshelving on
the east side filled with their magnificent
stock Of fancy nOdOrs. The most magnih-
cent stock Of Dry Goods ever n one roof,
in Brownviue, are now at TheO. Hin & Co.'S.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-03-24

The Lenten Services at the Episcopal
Church in his city will be held as follows;
March I'd, being Ash Wednesday, the first
day Of Lent, full morningservice, andsermon,
evening prayer at 4p m, the 5 weeks follow
ing, evening prayer at P. M, Wednesday,
and Fridays, "Holy Week. the last week OF
Lent, Morning prayer at 10 a. m. evening
prayer at 4 p. m. On "Good Friday" full
morning service and sermon.
GEO. r. DAVIS,
ao-sw Rector.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-03-24

70 fake eject sunday March 49, 1872 az 10 o'ocs, "OOI'
p-,rs.s hound North. leave Phelps $50 p m
= F1press, hound North, leave Phelps $50 q m
~ ~ 2 Express, bound south. leave Phelps -, ~
~ Frnress. bound South, leave bhelps E4%Pm
train ~. 3 dailyeEoept Monday-
rain IA. 4daily except saturday
All other trains daily except sunday.
Al. HOPKINS, Genl superintendent
sEJacob Rogers Omnibus leaves BrownVlls iOI
the Depot at a. m and II m, daily. -
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-03-24

Justice Ebright's Office was thescence Of
considerable excitement last Saturday over
a trial, in which AlfonzO Ellis was plaintih
being charged with keeping his store at Lon
don open on the Sabbath. After a protracted
trial and examination of many witnesses
the Jury brought in a verdict Of mot gniI-
~ - r..I
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-03-24

The First Baptist Church, corner of
Atlantic and Fourth streets is having an adj
dition built to the parsonage, which will
make 1t a neat and commOdious building
and a good improvement to that street. Bro.
Lowe is infusing a great deal of energy into
the members Of this church, and will build
up a strong congregation. 2.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-03-24
The Premium Corn Planter
Now Ready for Inspection or sale!

The Union Corn Planter, as improved for
1870. has few equals and no s~uperiOrs. First,
II is made OF the very best material, carefully
selected for the purpose; second, the drop
ping arrangement is perfect, and is so ar
ranged that every hill can be seen by the
driver or drOpper; third, the depth at which
1t is desired to plant can he arranged to a
certainty; fourth, by the new sod attach
ment, the toughest sod can he planted with
ease; fifth, with a marker the work can be
done more regular and quicker than by any
other planter. S~helIenberger Bros Agents.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-03-24
Industrial Plow at ]. G. Deuser'8,

Rev.C f. Short, of the Christian Church,
designer of the beautiful picture Jehovah
JIrah, I'VE notice, is in the city. He stalking
orders for the picture and is DESTROYS of es-
tablishing an agency in this county. He
may be addressed at Fairfield, Iowa. He
will delivering his pictures
next week.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-03-24
For Industrial Flows go to Deuser,

The Senate will be in receipt Of an ex-
teRsive lot Of Liquors in a few days, unsur-
passed In purity in the West, or any other
place. ValIeau does already alively whole
sale business, and will do much more as
people learn his style, in prices and the liquor
he keeps. Drop in at his place.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-03-24
LIST Of PRICES, COM

rmu 1da shelter and Power, either bged orr eaed with double sacker-"""""--~~-"~"
[Um - Shouoro and Power either beHed Or gawed with "dght foot elevator ~----
r our u%e shelter and Power either 6eued or gM~dw with "tn foot ehvdor"-~"~-~
oH o Lilo and power conpRte either bcedo orr a~d with eight or ten foot elevate
T SIN moi self Feed shelter, with single sacke3two-howe power jack and driver ope"~~"
Nv rWo LII sdf Feeds heuer, wfhs single sacker twohoBe power geTed~~~~~"~~~~~
70 Hole Hand Feed shelter Tor Farmers sheerD with ooe+oHe Power'ja dk m ropf
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-03-24
MAILS.
A. JOsePh& Council Bluffs R'R'
FOR
San Francisco and Ia East and South
San Francisco

.-,,,s daily each way, between 81. Joseph
Lwoacl RiufFS. connecting as follows:
ItSt Jaseph-with the HannioaI q ~. SOSegh
pa1road for Quincy, Kansas CIy VIA OaHehO"' %
Tonis Via Macon and the last Doa-o,d
bgI ar Joseph-wlth the Missouri valley kalro"o
Wi ASan,cii BluHs-wiIh Union Pacific hallroao
rnnsnver- salt Lakeand California:
ifC0uncl Blufs-with Chlcago Nor'h "
p.nro,d Tor sioux City and z Rtper-
prIIman's Palace Cars are run thEOu6A vi
,,s..ci Riufs 10 -. Louis and Quincy.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-03-24

Harpster g. GIines are now proprietors
of the Alhambra, which, Dick says, will be
run in the good old fashion pure liquor
style. This popular resort will lose nothing
OF its former reputation under the new hrm;
~how could It when Richard is there?"
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-03-24
Pnoinc Railway sr Missouri.

Passengers leaving ST Joseph stG- Missouri Val
Rsv RaTToad at 1 O'Clock p H. DakH close ano SUR
connections at Kansas Clsy VIZ LAs gyPs c'ci0cE
aTrvinU at 81. Louis next m0rHtaG A o OclOOSh
This Is now a h~rst-class road ineCeTy IespecLi NSM
gron has been laid: neU engines and mag
siSeniDg and pugSrnger cOackeg have Seen adoS1 ~
e. srUiSmeDts RasseRgasGan rely On IT'S llitNlns
80 eAverfiseH rme. THIS - 1beBfS route rom 81
1900 ~ ~ Iouis. the Eeuta aa4 southeast
THROUGH TicketsfOT sale NJ ue Smees u 'h
houH @"e IL MOORE, General sup
Do,urx 81 al a W. Is. HALE- "a 4. A,
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-03-24
Union Pacific RaiEway-Time
Table.

nTbe Hotel Express train leaves AZ $40 every
-r,,T-sday md arrives at HAS every sunday.
ttG41SEc onNecfi1ns made at Omaha with Chicago
S-oribwestern Chicago. Rock Island and Pacihe
and 81. Joseph and Council BUNS it3l.Iuaus' L InI
H1ssourI River line Of stecmers for ail pOllts East
and S0uih. D.o;c. ID u for AL
Al Cheyenne with Denver. PACING H. r" III "i
Doiuts la Colorado and New Mexico.
All BRYAN with stages for SweetWateT NLSs h.
ItOgden with Utah Central Il. X. iOf Sat L9As
Citv and othea pOintstu Utah. 49,
A. ogden Will Central Pacific lshlirohu' iOt ~
zine. Virginia City, Helena. and AL points III sIoiI
teua. Also, for SACRAMENTO, san ffhhcB~S"' anu "a
noiuts I'M Idaho, Nevada and California.
An freight delivered at the oinaha uePoS PiOi ~
4sp %. m. will go vest the same IA.
~ Rreiqhl received for Shipment alter 5so m.
Tick-rts Tor sale TO all points west, az the IlChet
once on the Union Pacific Railroad, AT WHICH OMSe
bsrths on sleepiRg ears can be secured.
g. G. HAMMOND.Gen u
o n n IA g. =. A.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-03-24

Mtss uBeIID BeshOn and her mother who
have been visiting their many friends IN
Peru, in this county, left for their home In
illinois, Wednesday evening. We wish them
a safe Journey, and vouch to them, should
they return tous, a warm welcome from their
host of friends.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-03-24

New Advertisements.-See under New
Advertisements, Proposals for Substantial
Stores.' "U. S. Internal Revenue Notice.
valuable Farm for Sale," etc. Here Is a
chance for all to make a "speck."
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-03-24

An Examination was had before Justice
Ebrlght last Friday, as to the right of proper
ty in a horse stolen from Atchison Co., NO.
quite q while ago. The property was proven
to have been stolen; and we learn hat the
theft was arrested it Atchison Co., Mo, but
made his escape. d
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-03-24

Chas. Helmsr, Boot and Shoe maker, Nc,
Is Main street, keeps a full and No. l assort-
ment OF Boots & Shoes, and is prepared to
make or mend in the best style for cash,
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-03-24
ATTENTION. ALL!

A.W.M Morgan, Jr., Of B~rownville, So Main
Street, has just opened a new and comPieIs
stock OF Cloths. Casimers, Vestings, and all
kinds of Piece Goods, and is prepared to make
Gents Clothing to Orderin the most fashion
able style. He also keeps afull line OF Ready
Made Clothing, Hats, Caps and Gents Fur
nishing Goods. 4I-Sm =
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-03-24
GENUINE JOHN DEERE MOLINE P1OwI

Cleaning up.-Last Monday morning was
a busy time to those who had dirty CUTTERS
before their place of business, in cleaning
them out under the superintendence OF Mar
shall Berger.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-03-24

For a Good Meal, well gotten up, well
served up, in a pleasant room, with every
thing clean, neat and tasty, Of the best the
land affords, for the lowest possible price, go
to George D~augherty's Restaurant, one door
west Of Carson's Bank.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-03-24
Go to Deuser for Industrial Flows !

MasonGe.-There will he a Spe~cialRneeting
Of the Nemaha Valley Lodge A. +. E A. NJ.
ON Saturday, next FOR work in. E.&
BY order Of the w. NJ
G. r. DAVIS, Acting Sec'y.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-03-24

Grape Massachusetts, sI.5O per dozen,
$40. per hundred, and all other varieties IN
proportion. Satisfaction is guaranteed as
to quality and g-enuineness of vines.
47-6m J, w. MIDDLETON.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-03-24
LUMBER!gI

Ihave now. in my yard near 100000
feet of the choicest DRY PINE = OF
every style and description, size and thlck-
ness. Also Doors, Sash, Blinds, Mouldings,
etc. Dry Pine Shingles, Lath and icket
In fact, anything in the building line,' which
/ warrant A No. l in every respect, 2 on
which I do not propose to be undersold, loI
cash. by any man west of the Missouri river.
IinVite all who need anything in my line to
give me a call, knowing that can outntthem
with good material, at the faireSt rates.
j. r. BELL,
Rrownville, Neb.
Cor. Water & First Streets.
~ Lumber delivered within city
NsnsIimits, FREE OF CHARGE.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-03-24

Chapter Meeting.-Next Monday even
ing is Regular Meeting BrOwnville Chapter
r. A. NJ, work In P. NJ. aud N. E. NJ,
II. +. RAINEY, Secy.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-03-24

Geo. Henderson Is now agent for the cell
ebrated Grover & Baker Sewing Machines,
and has q splendid assortment on hand at
John w. HendarsOn's Fancy Bazaar on Main
street. George has learned to run the Ma
chine thoroughly, and can instruct all who
may purchase. Give him a call!