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Nebraska advertiser., 1870-08-04
personal.

We were pleased last Friday by a visit from
the genial "Nasby" of Nemaha City, James
| A. Ttus.S He was acting both in the capacity
OF carrier of the mail and P. NJ. He is one
of Nemaha's most enterprising citizens, and
our agent for subscription or advertising
in that city.
Major B. f.. Lushbaugh and family, of
Omaha. spent a few days this week, visiting
friends in this city, and seeing to his farm
ing interests in this county. The Major, we
learn is about engaging in the banking busi-
ness in Falls City. i
Hon. Thomas Cobb of vincennes, Ind,
spent a few days in this city during the past
week, looking up the interests of Hon. w. r.
w. Cobb, deceased, whose estate comprises
over one thousand acres i'm this county, and
which is to be sold as soon as 1t can be got
into proper shape. Mr.. Cobb, is one of Indi-
ana's most prominent lawyers, and served in
the State Senate eight terms. He passed up
to see to other interests of the estate.
j. III. Broadly, our affable legal friend, re-
turned from quincy last Friday. He looks
as though he had enjoyed the trip.
Andy lyman, of Peru, dropped in and
smiled on us Saturday.
We were pleased to meet last Saturday Dr.
l. Rice, of st. Deroin, and Col. j. d. NJ
Thompson, of Aspinwall, two old pioneer
friends, and loyal men, if there are any.
Judge Harness, still strong for France,
called Saturday. His Hanoyarian prejudices
are very strong.
Joseph Saultzey dropped in Monday, and
left with us a portrait of Jefferson" Both
ware welcome.
DIR. Geo. B. Graf, of Omaha spent day in
this city this week.
G. W. Ambrose, of Omaha, made flying
trip to this place, the present week. He re-
turned yesterday.
We had call last Saturday from VIM.
Winsheffel, one of the Justices of Benton
Precinct, and one of Nenaha county's most
enterprising farmers. He reports matters in
flourishing condition III his neighborhood.
He will receive subscriptions in his neigh
borhood for the Advertiser.
Friend Ebright returned last Thursday
morning. He has doubtless made a good
campaign for the Champion" as he never
does things by halves.
Friend Dinninney called last Friday. Ee'
was on a trip soliciting advertisements for the
Johnson county premium list. He worked
hard and succeeded well.
A. May, of the Regulator started on a
pleasure tripfo Lincoln, via ,Plattsmouth,
Tuesday. He will manage TO be in time for
the opening excursion of b. & N. Road from
Plattsmouth TO Lincoln.
w. III. Valleau started for st. Charles, Minn..
last Monday.
R. B. Smith, Esq, ]. p. of Peru, called yes
tesday. He reports Peru in a fiourishing con-
dition.
Rev. Burch, of Peru, called Tuesday. From
him we received some notes of the dedica-
tion of the new NJ. f. Church at that place,
From him We also learned that the streets
of that place had recently been graded and
made great deal more pleasant for travel.
Theo. Coleman, editor and proprietor of the
Beatrice Record, called yesterday.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-08-04
Observation-Disclosures ), !

1t is a pleasure to go up stairsin Hannaford
& McFall's Furniture Store, and see the
splendid displaysof Furniture made in sets
complete. You will find there fuif sets COW
cred and plain, in Walnut, Oak or Rosewood.
If You want something nice and compete,
you can there see it, and judge just how IT
viii look. In other branches from the splen-
did down to. the plain. their stock is COM
plete. And If you wish any work made TO
order, Jack, as boss, and Helmer and Bun
sci as joiners cannot be beat, anywhere.
Give them q call.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-08-04
Richard HarESfcr,

OF the Alhambra, received, by steamer last
Saturday, large and choice stock of all
kinds OF Liquors, which he warrants to be
No. in every respect; and which he is pre-
pared to wait on the public to in the most ell
e=ant mixed beverages or straight" Rich
ard OK Garrison know. just how to do the
thing up nice and cool this hot weather.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-08-04
ACCIDENTS.

James Gibson had his arm broken last
Thursday evening by a kick from horse he
was shoeing. Mr.. Gibson is doing well, un-
der the circumstances. b, s-s A..
\ son of Mr.. LYDIA, former townsInan,
but now farming near Humboldt in Richard
sen<copnty, had his hand SO severely mashed
last fwselts as 20 make aIn Futafsca 'nec'rssa-
ry. ~ asss .K-s
+ A<soa- s.f ,7sanzssssee. ersx hT fHst tiseA
Precenct, fell and broke his erHi last Thurs-
day. He was Immediately bro1ght to This
city, and put nder umedical treatment.
A Mrs. Crooms, of Peru, we learn, dropped
dead while washing, one day this week.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-08-04


Ten Horse Thief Captured, and
broke Jail.--Charles- Phillips, horse thief
extraordinary, living in Dixon county, Kan.
sas, was arrested I'm this county, and lodged
in our county jail, last Thursday, by Deputy
Sheriff, Hugh BAKER, upon a warrant sworn
out by the Deputy Sheriff of Dixon County,
Kansas, for stealing ten horses from ]. L.
Wade in the above named county. The
man arrested for stealing Capt. Carson's
horse was in jail at the time Phillips was
put in. Monday evening, about dusk, both
made their escape by taking off the lock of
the door and taking II with them. They
walked out deliberately while the jailor-
who apprehended some difficulty in putting
them in the night cell-was out to get assis.
tance. The jail, though tolerabiy good cell,
is yet not strong enough to hold expert
thieves,
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-08-04
The NeW poiiaf lstof.,.

Is an lnstitution whiehdsgising more gen.
uine satisfaction. perhaps, fhan any other
ever opened IN tifis eity. ) TIE people like A.
for the majority of afticies ,sord. for one
Dollar could not herstofore sb4 had for less
than two dollars, while they onsr nothing for
One Dollar but what usueiiy sold for more.
You can go and see for yourself xpnt choose
for yourself, knowing that IL costs a dollar,
no matter If 1t is a Chrome. a Damask Table
Cloth, Linen Table Cloth. four Linen Tow
els, a set of Glass Ware, heavy cut glass
Pitcher, ten cakes OF toilet soaps, or any
other article, all nice and good. He has
specialities for the ladies that all can see at a
glance are as cheap as the raw material with
out the making. Give him q call at the
stand of the old DOLLAR STORE!
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-08-04

shelIenberger Bros. are entitled to the
thanks and patronage of all who have cows
for their introduction of this valuable churn.
IT is the most complete. simple and efficient
churn made, and it's price brings it within
the reach of all. There are three sizes ut
$3.50. sIOo, and s4.50. respectively. These
cburns. as soon as introduced, must certain
ly take precedence of all Others for simplici-
ty. durability and cheapness.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-08-04
. Bridge Across the Missouri River

At this point would be grand thing for
the people of Atchison county, Mo, inso-
much rs it would increase their facilities for
trading with our cnterprising Grocers,
swan & Bro, who are constantly in receipt
of the choicest Groceries, and whose correct
and fair manner of dealing have made them
favorites on this side the Big Muddy. We hope
the time is not far distant when people on
both sides of the river may handily enjoy
the privilege Of dealing with them.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-08-04
The Sfor Hotel.

We fake pleasure in commencing this
hetel to both the travelling and resident
public. Its gentlemcnly proprietors, Messrs.
Stevenson & Cross, omit literally nothing
that wilt condt,cc to the comfort and happi-
ness of their guests. Good, wholesome food,
gottenup in splendid style; clean, comfort
able beds, good company and moderate rates
arc the foundations OF the remarkable pros
perity of fhis house.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-08-04

Merchant Tailor, is constantly in receipt of
the latest novelties in the line of Gents Fur
nishing goods, and has now the latest thing
out, which is the Genteei Collar, the best thing
of the Kind we ever saw. Also, large sup
ply of Piece and Ready Made Goods. Give
him acaIl, and give him your measure for a
sfIft. He is low down in his charges. 35-3m
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-08-04

Look at those men. see their pleasant,
happy, satisfied countenances, complacent
and accommodating manners; do you know
whence comes their good manners? II pro-
ceeds from "a well satisfied appetite. of well
cooked, wholesome food; so TO be like them
you must board where they do, that is at
Daughertys Restaurant.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-08-04
ATrILLA BEACH, Sec'y.

An Cutrage.--Last Thursday night, a
man by the name of Benson, living eight
miles southwest OF this city, was set upon
by parties, then unknown, and beateni se-
verely; and his son, who came to hts rescue
was treated the same way. Mr.. Benson did
all in his power to bring the parties to jus
tice and two of the four were arrested aud
after trial before Justice Ebright on Monday
were discharged.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-08-04
Building improvements, as usual

Building Improvements, as usual in
this city, are now fairly under headway,
and will continue as usual, also, until cold
weather closes in.
We Tuesday morning, discovered that
Chas. Helmer has the foundation i'll for
neat brick residence, on Fifth street between
Main & Atlantic, He is making himself a
nice, commodious home. ~
John Flora has masons at work on his
residence oil Levee street. between College
and Richards. 1t will make good show
ing. sssssss-ss-isss .s-sl
Lewis Hills residence is nearly mp. ready
for the roof 1t will be one of the best in the
city.
David Campbell, our worthy Marshal, has
his new residence on College street, so far
completed that he will move in. In few
dayS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-08-04
Colored FestivaI.--Last Tuesday we ,a

Colored dFestivel.--Last Tuesday we saw
a small youth of color perambulating our
streets with piece of paper stating that the
colored ladies of our city wished TO have a
festival. and requesting donations. How he
succeeded We do not know; but if the col
ored ladies wish TO have a festival. they ought
to have II, for we are among those who sin
cerely believe ''the colored troops fought no.
bly," Shove 1t along; pass around the pa
nor
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-08-04

Is that OF George Dauglrefty nextdoor to
John L. Gsrson's Bank Itispcknswledged
by all to be the place wisere one caRset the
most accommodation, and the best yictuals,
for the Most reasonable charge. Farmers
know this, and drop in when they are in
town. and get hungry; strangers are not
long in finding it out. and his thirty day
boarders are each and every one individual
witnesses of the fact.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-08-04
New Shoe shop.

Geo. Denny has opened up new shoe shop
in No. l5 Main street, one door east of Geo.
Marion's. He has a full stock of material
of all kinds, is doubtless a good work man,
and solicits portion of the public patron
age guaranteeing satisfaction
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-08-04

Kilbourn, Jenkins Co., corner or Fourth
and Main streets, in this city, have constant
ly on hand a full stock of the best Pine Lum-
Der of all kinds; also, also sash, Doors, Blinds,
Shingles, lath, Mouldings, Framesyetc., etc.,
which they arc selling at the lowest possible
figures for which the same can be got out Of
the log and shipped to this point. They are
determined TO continue as heretofore to sup
ply the bulk of lumbes, etc, used in this
Land District. Call and see them!
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-08-04
] RAILROAD MEETING.

An enthusiastic meeting of the citizens of
THU city. was last night held 1T the Court
Hanse, 10 appoint a committee to ascertain
whatdndneements would be necessary to in
duce the b M, i. Railroad Company, or
some other, to, build and operate a. road from
Hamburg te3 e3opposite this city. The follow
ins eenilsaaef swere apRoinied said eemmit-
tees Mayor Stewart, J. l. Carson, W. III.
Hoover. Col, ID, Rcmick and A. s. Hoiladay.
This 1noxe is one of the r=s--s s-.~s..-.i4 "a
ever fnausurated Ia this city, for, II succcss-
fuI--ana there is no good reason why itshould
not belt win give US competing roads tothe
greatest grain market in the .west-Chicago.
The people will sustain every move that Sc
cures incre sed shipping facilities.
Universal Clothes Wringers.-The
greatest labor saving institution ever in
GIL
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-08-04

Is certainly the most delectable article for
Pudding and Blanc mango ever discovered.
1t is all the go in the east, and we are pleased
TO notice its introduction here by our enter
prising Grocers Swan & Bro. Try it and be
dpliohfpl
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-08-04
Change In Business.

We learn that o.,A. thurman, son of DIR.
Thurman has bought out the Drug Store of
DIR. A. S. Holiday, on Main street. Mr..
Thurman has had several years experience
intbc Drugsbusiness. and slagood repu-
tation Ms a f,ractfcal Druggist. He will, no
doubt do q good business. szsS
Good Tor George -seSea, persons
took dinner at Daugherty's Restauynpt Q last
Friday and about forty saturday. People
will find out where to get the best eating.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-08-04

The Band is under many obligations 10
DeForest Porter for refreshments brought up
during practice. He is gentleman, and a
superb judge of w-w-what's good to enliven
his fellow man. TiUe Ia Porter.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-08-04
MACHINE OIL
at AlcCREERY q NICKELL'S.
MOORE 8 BRADFORD.

Booksellers and Stationers, next door to the
Post Office, have just received a new and COM
plete stock ofBooks, Maps, Charts. Globes and
Are prepared to Furnish School
Furniture of every description, 4 and defy
competition for price and q,ootag. School
officers, teachers and all interested are re-
quested to call and examine our stock. No
trouble to show goods. 3S-tf
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-08-04

F. A. Tisdel, jr., d Co., have just re-
ceived about ten acres of Tlreshing Machines,
HorsePowers, Studebaker Wagons and Fam
nins Mills, which they are dispensing to the
public as low as they can be bought for any
where.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-08-04

The Craig MicroscOpe.-This Micro
scopeis simplified and adapted to popular as
well as scientific use.l a new optical wonder!
This is the only instrument of high power
which requires no focal adjustment, and
therefore can be readily used by every one,
even by children. Costing only Two Dollars
and Seventy-five Cents. by mail, post paid, it
iswithin the reach of all in the community,
and should be on the table of every Praeti-
toner. Read advertisement in this paper.
! y - u .---.r-.-t - - s2.3-.lm
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-08-04
G.. a. POLLOCK

Is certainly making herculian efforts TO ae-
commodate the public in the most conven-
lent place in the city, where all have to go
almost daily. the post office building. for he
has just added Sugar, Coffee and Tea TO his
other choice Groceries and Confectionaries.
lie is enterprising. and deserves success.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-08-04
R. &. M, R. R. II. TICKLE rs.

The Burlington & Missouri River Railroad
have opened an-office for the sale of through
tickets to all principal points East from
Brownv Vile. Call for tickets via d. Il III. at
the office of ~ -
: 4I.srS Se tn-s @sss - L.CARsoN.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-08-04
,Me,ropol,t.n silver Corn,, Rand

played out; - We desire to state that the
'iclOuds that lowered o'er' 1t "are in the deep
bosom of tho ocean buried;" that "the WIN
ter of our discomfort" is gone, the Band is
''itself again. once more, and will be ready
to compete for the Premium at the State fair
II was our mistake, for which the Band has
our apology. efs
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-08-04

The regular term Of the Probate Court for
the trisi of civil cases for all sums over one
hundred dollars and under three Hundred
dollars, wilIbe held at the ONCE OK the FRO
bate Judge in The city Of Brownvtiie, VIENNA
ma county, Nebraska. commencing on the
first Monday of each calendar month.
a. w. MORGAN,
E-tf Probate Judge.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-08-04
wM. j. AUSTIN, REAL ESTATE
AGENT.

Thoroughly acquainted with Southern Ne
b-aska; buys and sells Improved or Unim-
proved Land, Town lots, &C., on commission
or otherwise. Personal attention given to all
matters entrusted to him. Correspondence
solicited. Office: F. e. Johnson q Co. Is store,
McPherson Block, Brownvilfe, Net. astf
How many Housewives are there who have
experienced the difficulty of obtaining good
vinegar. Read the advertisement Of w. III.
Bishop in this paper. 3S-3ln
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-08-04
NOTICE OF COMPREHENSIVE.

Having become associated in the business
formerly carried on by j. c. Deuser, at No. 81
Main street, known as the Pioneer Tin and
Stove Store, we hereby solicit a continuance
of the patronage so literally extended to the
"Pioneer House. for the past thirteen years.
DEUSER & SHURTZ.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-08-04

Perfect Goods In every respect, coupled
with fair dealing in every respect, together
with low prices, are what lInakes. the house
of F. E. johnson & Co. so popular. 'fGive
them q call. "a
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-08-04

Our hrsf Impression on arri,si e4fn R<asrn-
vile, Is thai st ~ a decidedly lively town.
and tiifs impression is deepened BY longer
stay in town! when, however, we are inform
ed through the columns Of the Daily Demo
crdt that on the occasion of a dead hog being
pulled out of town, their reporter was pres
ent, but was too dead to be interviewed, we
are much surprised that such lively paper
should have SO inert a reporter. The spirit
which starts a daily in so small a town is to
be admired, but q close attention to typogra-
ply would improve the Democrat wonderful
ly. -..- t.,a rn. &C.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-08-04
New Advertiser Advertiser, i, ent. N, 5.

D. Remick, Real EstatesA gentsof this city.
offers for sale one of oftheSchoicest farms in
Pawneecounfy, yvithin one and a half miles
of Pawnee City. He would like to trade for
q place near this city,. fH
A good farm in Glen Rock precinct is also
offered for sale. 1t is a splendid place..
Also petition for Divorce, and several
Stray Notices.. ~ '--".' 'e-s-
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-08-04
A. p. COGsWELL,

REAL ESTATE BROKER. Office, corner
First and Atlantic streets. Buy and sell
lands, pay taxes for non-residents- Gives
particular attention to buying, selling and
renting city property. 5O-Sm
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-08-04

Perhaps 1t is not generally known that the much
talked OF t,china pirdlis, or pork worm, was r7'
discovered in, America by DIR. II. c. kendail, OF
Philadefphia, Pa. with that American Instrument
Known az ffe Craig Microscope, costing only s2,75
arter repeated failures to discover the worm with an
imported microscope costing 80, "offeebler power
and less reliabIe-"-srhis fact DR.. Kendall stands
ready to prove at any time. The Craig" Micro
scope in neat box with full direction Is mailed any
where for s,,75s by j. II. Ross. 3I3 Locust ST., St
Louis No: ~
Readthe advertisement in this paper. S3-3n
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-08-04

Do You want good set of Harness, a
good Collar, good Seddle, or good Whip;
you will find them in full stock, in fun vari-
ETY. ssnd cheap az B. F. Sauderss 50 Main
street. G-u
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-08-04

Having taken partner into my business,
hereby give notice to those knowing them
selves indebted to me to call and settle up at
once, by note or otherwise, as wish to close
up all my old accounts.
I G. DEI-SER
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-08-04
TIME TARLE. No. Is.

10 fae egsct S,Istay Jie5 lS7a at 10 clock noon
No l Express. bound North. leave Phelps l:O m IN
S;o Expre.ss bound North, leave Phelps 5'o@ q IN
10, > Express bound south, leave Phelps ll;l2 M
No 4 Exiress bound South. leave Phelps So IN
Train No > daily except Monday
Train No 4daily except saturday
An ether trains daily except sunday.
AL HOPKINS, Genl superintendent
re-Jacob Rogers Omnibus leaves BrownNille ior
NE Depot at S q. M, and u IN. daily.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-08-04
jackson and schutler Wagons at DEN's.
General Railroad Ticket Office for all
points at the Star Hotel. 42.3m


Sorgo neutrality-suspicious. the many.
Sorgo Mills now before the public, none rank
higher than the following; American Prize
american Sampson American Vulcan,
and American Hercules manufactured by
Geo. L. Squier & Bros Buffalo. N. Y, and for
sale by Sheilenberger Bro's.b They are all
vertical mills, weighing from $50 to 1900
pounds, and with relative capacity of from
two hundred to twelve hundred gallons per
day. These Mills have all the improve
ments which long experience has suggested
and have the reputation of working with
more easefo inan.and beast than any~ether
Mills made. Cail at Shelienbergeri and get
n Sorgo Manual and see the Mills.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-08-04

Base BeIl.--The Match Game between the
Shoo-Fly club, of this city, and the Peru
Nine, last Saturday, resulted; Shoo-Fly's IS,
Peru's %
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-08-04
til FEED BASKETS. - ~
q u. III 2 and Hsshel .Rask'efs, at
ses04 ~ e;b SWAN & BROS.


4stssa A. SHEAy=Ab ca, :.
Pioneer. Regulators, ere in constant receipt
of new ara late styles of all kinds of Dry
Goods. Ladies To be in the fashion COM
pletely, so far as material in goods is con-
cerned must buy at Mays. And Gents who
buy their Clothing and Furnishing Goods at
Mays arc never disappointed. Don't fail to
give them : call.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-08-04

At the Postoffice you will find Prunes,
Dried Currants, Dried Blackberries, Dried
Apples, Coffee, Sugar. Rice, TEA, &c, &c. In
fact everything kept by Grocers- generally.
AL goods fresh and pure.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-08-04

Clocks. splendid assortment.
WATCHES, full stock.
JEWELRY, in abundance at
Dunn & Hays who also do all kinds of re-
pairing of Clocks, Watches or Jewelry. No.
-, Main street, lI-3m
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-08-04
Farmers.

Bring your Butter, Eggs and Chickens to
the Postoffice and get good, fresh Groceries,
None but the very best goods kept. =
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-08-04

I f. DriehOus, living two-and-a-lialf miles
east OF st. Frederick, in this county, Will
! have big sale on the 18th. He has much
good stock, Horses, Cows, Heifers, etc, which
he is determined to dispose Of c. l.. Cooper,
| Auctioneer
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-08-04
Meadow King Mower.

We see among our exchanges many most
favorable notices cf this machine. All over
the country ii is coming into most favorable
notice and use, and is known as the perfec-
ton of moving machines. For sale by Shell
lenberger Bros. 81 s.
See Advertisement headed ''Land! Land!!
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-08-04

The Meadow King Mower works over
stones and knoliy ground to charm. For
simplicity. durability, and capabilities and
lightness of draft, it is unexcelled. Can be
had of ShellenbergeES. ~ 80 -
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-08-04

We take pleasure in referring to the
nice Ice Cream, Lemonade and good things
generally kept by Gardiner Beach at his
confectionery one door west of Daugherty's
Restaurant. He does things up In nice and
and in good style.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-08-04
Jacob MaroAn has received new goods.

Deuser d Shurts, the new firm of the
Pioneer Tin Shop are constantly receiving
New Goods, and are disposins of them at
such low rates that it is no wonder that they
go off so rapidly. Give them a call.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-08-04

study Your Interests and read the adj
yertisement Greatest Work of the Age" in
this paper. S5-3m
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-08-04

The best the market affords can always
be found on the boards of Daugherty's Restu-
rant, one door west of the Bank.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-08-04

Especially IL combined with a choice sup
ply of good articles, and desire TO sell as low
as possible. This is the case at Rich and
Gilmore's Red store. We-spsak. only to the
few who do not deal there. as most people
know the above by actuaidernonstration :