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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-04-22
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DENTIST.
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MACHINERY.
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80 sieiiee@lg sie.n knsiars saf B.,si.-. -
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va. kferPin, IrhsTsi aal sl.ssiaI sun.,r,.
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sHiPrs sSD NFvS FURNISHING GooBs
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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-04-22

Inc reputation ullS eX-
ccllent medicine enjoys,
Is derived from its cures,
many of which are truly
marvellous. lnvoterato
cases of Scroiulous dis
ease, whore the system
seemed saturated with
corruption, have been
purified and cured by it.
Scrofulous affections and
disorders which were az
gravated by the scrofu-
Ions contamination until
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-04-22

PEErzEED ~
Dr- =. e. 49, a Co. LEVEL, rzsss
Frs-n-ul 80 fn-s-~srsl cl.-risss.
sozD 81 klz DT15iszs E7z.fru1Es.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-04-13
CuftonItem F1RE-On Tues.

CfftOnIte e enlS.-PRAIEIE FIRE-On Tues
day morning last the prairie was discovered
to be on fire inside the lines on the farm oi
II. y. Uawley. 1t was set on fire by a mis-
chevious boy of some fourteen years old,
who is an old hand at the business. This is
the third time he has been caught in the act.
What shall we do? Fire guards are of no
account with Such boys. Considerable young
timber and some hay was burnt, and but
for the prOmptness of the neighbOrs in back
firing, one house. and some stock must have
been burn; also. Just think of twenty
farmers with teams in tree planting season,
lighting fire with all their might, while The
Thermometer was at 90 in the shade, just
for one boy. -E
FIRED. y. CGryell had his house serious
~ damaged Try fire at noon on March so. h.
Considerable bedding and wearing apparel
was burned and injured by water. Cause,
defective fiue. Although it was very windy
at the time and Mr.. Coryell sick abed c0usc-
quently helpless, the fire was sUbdueI by
the neighbOrs coming promptly, tearing
down the upper part and throwing it aside.
Lost s75. no insurance, Friends far and near,
rendered material aid.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-04-13

Mr.. w. B. Wright has iEsl epenesI up n
large stock OF fresh Groceries wise.s ne y
| offering atlpssres be.,aw any marks ever be-
fore made in Brownviile.- SIR. Wright Is a
stirring, enterprising and fair dealer, and
gives full weights and honest measure, ana
is doing a large share ofthe grocery trade OF
BToWnVillP.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-04-13
ReIigious.-Mr. and Mrs. Cummings.

ReiigiOus.-Mr. and Mrs. Cummings
Mrs. Smith and sister, Mrs. Hawk and
daughter, and Miss IIggenOottom were bap-
tised on last sunday, in the Nemaha river
near BennctIs mill by Elder Hillman %
AtchisOn County Missouri. 1t was sol
emn occasion, witnessed by large con
course of people who were deeply impressed
with a sense OF religious duty.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-04-13

The Weather last Syeek.-lhe weather
was dry and hot. fhe Thermometer stand
,ratgyo in the shade Its effect was seen
a., ,,rn,l.ty ia seuding up the Missouri river
t. :, .iI,riI j. ;irr Stage of water, IS Al result
nr :..s ;.l..iiii,.. %. snow Ola the mountains.
D;I sunday evening II commenced raining
ard untiutl.,i slowly All night, IN Monday
a .r-...y ,-,.li. sud Un Tuesday morning ice
D,,s ..,-ingl o. ~ynaH bodies al StH water.
A. ti, peace, t'"I, lu" 81" "fi-e he's
were. in bloom il = feared that fruit na> been
X ed in this, locality.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-04-13

The Methodist congregation have bought
the house and Two lots just back of their
church IL BTowaville, for parsonage am
are aow busy in Papering the saline and 9th
erwlse fitting It up for their new minister
vino is expected 10 preach 10 them on sun
day next
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-04-13

Dealers buying at 81. Joseph Wi find It
to their interest to call on MeSsrs. Mansfield
Elingwood & Co. Their stock of AgrIcuitu
raj implements. Iron, Steel, Hardware.
Wood Work, &c, is large and complete.
Tlry are gentlemen To deal with, and offer
Iib raj discounts To the trade. l6 ly.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-04-13

Assessment Values Tor Is7I.-Al-
thouSh last Monday WAS the day on which
the Assessors of the State should make anG
Lie complete returns OF the assessment <,f
I'll property In their respective precincts, we
IND but two of the assessors OF this county
On Tine and from their reports we take the
following: d. c. Cole, of Peru Precinct, val
neS the lands Of that precinct at sI75. i3O; the
town lots OF Peru at S53, ,O50, and the personal
property at S53,ajO. Thomas Burress, al
&ilen Rock precinct, values the lands OF that
preciRe. 1t SIS, ,0Oe. and the personal proper.
y at SIS %.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-04-13
CITY AND COUNTY.
New Advertisements.

order Of fAttachmcnt-JOhu r. Neal.
~. Louis MaluaI Iile Ins. CO.-C. w. Lambeth.
Dissolution Notice-Deuser & Shurts
Notice OF Elect.on-J. NJ. Hacker Oo.Cak.
For Sale-w +. Wilson
Sherif's Sa!e-DavidSon Plasters. Sheriff
Notice.. B. Decker Clerk,
Architect and Builder. W. Apologize.
Cabbage PlanlS-Furnas. Sons & Co
Water Mill for Sale-W J. Austin.
City Property for s.,IeW. J. Austin
Lands and Farms for Ssle-W. J. Austin
Notice-Cieo. W Bratton. &c. Treasurer
Notice. II Hacker County Clerk.
wagon auu Carriage Makers-Ber&-ey -ey * e'T TIE
Star Hotel .oT -.le -JEo. l. Carson.
Then! Fellow n .-lI Price.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-04-13

DIR. Rennrr and john W. HenzeI, Of Ne
brs>ka City, have revived the Nebras-
ila S,uass Zsiung, 81 copy OF which is before
Us. The type and general make up is good,
rut the majjer is to dutch for our coinpre-
heusion. But what the Doctor SuperviseS
must bc all right. ana sz,-we advise our Ger
man readers o SEM Tor q.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-04-13
New Arrivals of Dry GOOds.-JOll

New Arrivals of Dry Goods.-John
Mcpherson has just received and placed up
on tie shelves II large variety OF prints, mus
lins, shoes, queensware, notions, dress goods
rnd fresh groceries. Mr.. Ralney, one of our
most experienced statesmen, is head mana
ger. The goods have been bought low for
cash and Mr.. Rainey is determined that no
house in Brownyille shall undersell him, SO
look out for Il lively trade.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-04-13
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and Bryant

Paper1Iangins.-Berkley and Bryant
have formed a copartnership, for the pur-
pose of carrying oh the business OF painting
white washing, paper hanging, kalsomin-
Ing &C.. The reputation of these men in
their line OF business is too well established
to need commenGation at our hands. They
execute orders promptly, satisfactorily, and
in a manner which suits customers. Try
them
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-04-13
EnTTEE

The regular term OF the Probate Court for
the trial of civil cases for all sums over one
hundred dollars and under three hundred
dollars. will be held at the office of the Pro-
bate Judge in the city of BTOwnviile, NeIn2-
ha county, Nebraska. commencing on the
first Monday of each calendar month.
y. w. MORGAN,
T-u Probate Judge.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-04-13
Z-tf
SHERMAN HOUSE.

This house, under the management of its
afliible proprietor c. NJ. Kaufman, IS one OF
the best accommodations for the weary and
hungry traveller along the Missouri river
For good meals. good beds, accommodating
host and walters II stands unrivalled dw
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-04-13

w. II. Stark will sell at the court house
door in Bfownrille, April Tth, next, the
North half of south East Quarter, Section
), Town I, Range i5, situated three miles
west oi Nenaha, on west side y emaha river
half cash, balance in six months.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-04-13

Paris was the seat of fashions before the
war. What Paris Scas John w. Henderson's
display rooms on Main street, in this city,
now Is. Fine, nice. grand, elegant, magnih-
cent, beautiful, were the words we heard
from a fashionable young lady, this week,
as we entered Mr Urnder~on's Millinery es-
adjustment anil examined his new goods.
We saw p,r;lsolS of all styles and sizes. hair
.iressing snrerb bonnets, ribbons OF every
hue and width, bows that make the heart
ache. cuffs, collars and dress trimmings,
heads, scotch gingllams, port monies, zepher.
plaid dress goods and flowers. Then the Ia
dies who are there TO Show you the goods.
| One can never get tired looking al what there
is on the shelves, on the line, on the hooks,
on the PHI ns, IN the show eases-all around.
The room was so full of customers that We
| Judge the goods were too fascinating 10 stay
| long. So go right In after reading this and
tseo Cor yourselves. and don't wait fer ss TO
: s.rt wa a. E5 Sas sos.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-04-13

= Blackssniths, WRsnn ami Carriage max
eTs III i,e- pleased to learn tnat there Is
depot for ;heir supplies near home, where
they can yet everything they need and nj
prices competing farvorubly with Chicago
and ~. L1,Fis markets. Messrs. Mansfield,
Eilingw,ostd & Co., OF ~. Joseph, Mo-. keep a
large ard varied stock c. Iron Steel. Wood
Work. Carriage Afnsrrrs' Hard :sa-e, aud all
other articles used in the manufacture Of
Wagons. Plows and Carriages. Cali or
them. or write for tliair prices, and VIC feel
tc-sSds.' vcs1 TT, ~ = 81 r,eases So
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-04-13
Union Corn pIanter.-Iti is w. ID. sh

Union Corn Planter.-It is w. ID. Shell
enUcIger who sells them. 1t is the farmer
unu nuys them. II is the farmer who uses
thc.n I; is the corn which is sold so largely
in our market, which WAS planted with il.
lie has a few IN prt of them for sale. They
re a. ale OF the hest material and will do
good work Try them.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-04-13

Do you want TO build you barn? DO you
want to build you alarm residence? DO you
propose to build you astore, shop or office ?
Do you propose TO build you fine city resi-
dence? Do you propose to build you a splen-
did picket fence? Do you propose to put a
good pine board fence around your farm this
seasone Do you want timber. boards, lath
pickets. sash. fencing, shingles; siding OF
lumber for any purpose this summer? II Sc
you can obtain il at the extensive lumber
yard, in this city, kept by Kilbourn, Jenkins
& Co- The Crist Bros, arc there ald What
they can't sell you, can't I've had IN the STATE
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-04-13
Election of Church OFcers.--on Moi

Election of Church OFlcers.--On Mon
lay evening the annual Easter election o.
Christ Chu -ch parish. resulted in the follow
ing gentlemen heing chosen for the ensuing
year: Geo Il, Denny and Jos. X. Shron.
Wsriens; Evan Worthing, E. w. Thomas,
and David Campbell, Vestrymen; Geo. X.
Denny and F.. w. Thomas, delegates 10 the
council of The Diocese; Joseph II. Shrohr
Secretary.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-04-13

PIastering Hair, Saddles, Harness, Bri
dies and Harness fixtures in endless variety
and in large quantities may be had at j. II
Bauer's, on the corner of Main and Second
streets, Brownyille.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-04-13
NJ. K. Biser keeps in his ne

NJ. x. Biser keeps in his new furniture
roomS i'll Theo. Hill & Co.'S brick block, bed
steadS made of the calico ash-lhe real wood,
no painted imitation-which he offers for
sale at imitation prices. He is now engaged
IN putting together and vanishing "a large
v.,riVtE of furniture made OF the best mate
rial. He expects, this week, n boat load oi
material from 81. Louis. When II arrives
ais houSc will be under full headway.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-04-13

D. Cooper, Of Hiiisdalc, moyes, this sum
'hrr' TO smith county, kussas. lie lcnveS
this week and hIS family follows next ialI.
lie SENDS The AiresfiSer ahead as a forerun-
neF. Mr.. Cooper has lived at IiIglsjiaie ior
fourteen years and w&S thought to he a Fix
+"re among as. He has proeaIsed Sas an oc-
"SSi9nai letter from his new home, south of
The Republican,. and seven miles froll the
state line OF Nebraska.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-04-13

W. =. nrm .aa. : clerks nave bean basg
t-l, "."s t.ra .,.i.- goods, among which on,
n'i.r-- }-.as ci ta!aIiUre, cloihi!g. ha. -,
caps. ...-,. s'aeN, prints. rict!iS and oinr !
Z .it, "a fs'pa:.ian. and what Is more ne j.
'H'ad na' b." p- uHI"-sy,J ly any man 10
.t-.,E.-llr-
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-04-13
FIRST PREMIUM CIGARS.

4. +. Cohn, OF this city, took the first pre-
MUM on Cigars, with II. c. Lett, one of the
best judges OF a good Cigar In the country, a.
chairman of the awarding committee. and
the premium was deserved. Factory at No.
G1 Main street. 23dwtf
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-04-13

For I'm going going 10 the Wibley fur
uIiurc House to see what these immense
loads ef goods landed at his store are COM
posed oL Ye>, Sce carpets, bed Mattresses,
Wall paper, chairs, bed sieads, bureaus, Ia
H.eS. Hut tben there is no us. ennmerating
.or ih,i1. fs sTaihing in his line he has not
,.,,; and for SaI,, cheap.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-04-13

Col. w. j. Austin, the real estate agent
OF this city, offers for sale some valuable
real estate in our advertising columns. Buy
ers will find that the Colonel controls some
valuable real estate.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-04-13
At Cost. sInNae worth of goods are

At Cost, sI0tas worth of goods are now
offered at and below cost. See the advertise
nlent of \. Nav & Co., in another column
They will leave town soon, ana are deter
us ined to close out their sock before going.
Now is yrur IiIne 10 buy what you want AT
& bargain. The low marks they are placing
on good goods which every family needs,
and must have, will asioniSh all who have
bought grAsds at the regular retail prices. 60
to-day. gG nnw for they are selling fast.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-04-13

Singers Sewing Machinc.-This old
reliable Family Sewing Machine with all IL,
late improvements can now be found at the
residence of VIM. II. I.aTllin agent, South
side Main Street between 18th and 9Th, Brown
willie Nebraska. 26-lt
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-04-13

The hoard & equalization will be In $685.
ion at the cot. RI house on next Monday,
tuesday and "Wednesday, for the purpose oi
examining the assessment ana TO egutiitz'
The same. and 10 hear complaints ~ those
wro think their pre- perty is assessed ton high
or too low and ma 'le such changes as eq
uity requires. The County Commissioners
Will, at that time, further consider the anti
herd law petition, and. also, the division OF
BrOwnVilie precinct.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-04-13
KiIbourn Jenkins & Co.,

loading up teams with pine lumber, sash,
and doors for tie west. Thcir trade is live
~ this spIing. They have good reputation
for fair dealing among the farmers of Ne
maha Johnson, Gage, Richardson and Paw
nee Counties.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-04-13

This is strictly true OF the policies Of the
Washington Life Insurance Company
Among its members u:ay be found Govern
orS Of StateSi congressman, Legislators.
Bankers, Merchants, men OF all conditions,
and women with dependent children.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-04-13
clsy,s Patent tweatnerssrip.-swan &

iro. are agents for this Weather str p.
which elecJually keeps out ali rain, snow
and wind from under all doors or windows,
to which ii is applied. They have the agcn-
cy for Richardson, Johnson, Pawnee ana
Gage counties. Applications 10 them a.
their store in this city, will receive Prompt
attention.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-04-13

We publish this week tI.- annual state
m.nt OF the Isl. Louis Mutual Life InSur-
anca Company" as provided by law requir-
ing snch statements To be published in every
count- in which such Insurance company
Il ses bus inesS. This is a western institution
and one in which many of our business men
are carrying heavy policies. c. W. Lam
beth is the general State Agent, and Rob't.
Bennett, at Let's Drug Store, is the local
agent for Brt,wnville.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-04-13

The wind last week turned over DR.. Nc
Pherson's long cattle shed, on his farm in
the Illinois nelghborhood two or three times.
Charley could not hold it IN position by any
effort he as willing to make.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-04-13

r. E. johnson j. Co., are among our
heaviest and most substantial general deal
crs In the city OF BrownYille. They occupy
eligible rooms in McPherseG;s brick block.
The cellar IL 2sNSn. the full sizeof their sales
room and in il we notice nsolasses and -syr-
Ups toy the keg and barrel. and sugar by the
''arrei aGd hogShead; kerosine. fish and lu-
h!lc2tlng oils by the barrel nails, of all siz-
-, py the hundred kegs. coffee nlarge guam
'i'S wooden ware, brooEas sad other heavy
and ia!iss goods sitAous limit. Besides it
HohtHins packing department for eggs, but
HF' potatoes and other articles for shipment.
on 'he ground floor may be found r T.
Johnson. Homer johnson and Harvey Me-
''H li~y ,neasfirinE Eo1sls and Weighing oa'
ts"Sef'ys. ~ft! tsrlaving their merchandise
- l. -''- e -'.,-- - p-ei-spf paying cUsta:acHS
III lni~ t.5pggim"nt may be fcs'nd the woa'-
- M Nei and cotton cloths; the bright and
East co'nred fsnnels: the fashionable dress
Ry~l'; ife S-st hrancs- Of prints:7niiy era tfcs
"<het.; a. Essss HnbarnckcS IarR<i ins the Ia
N' -iH.'-= oi millinery goods; Yankee no
''l-''aS Sf all kinds tioots. sffess hints, and
P>' grand assortment of Quecnsware
az nhe The nre prepared to sell farmers me-
uanies and towns-peopie any article they
Ss9f itAeh tAss pod, ,jIkt as chap as
- Se.S1 --e.-. So Io=s- - Sc-:,ps-o
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-04-13
Crocers everywhtre keep it.-Why ?

Grocers everyShtre keep it.-Why ?
Because DooIey's Yeast Powder has achired
a reputation second 10 none for strength,
purity, reliability and economy. 1t produ-
ces most elegant, light bisraits, rolls, &C.,
and so exact are the proportions of each in
gredient that the same results follow each
time. 1t permits no waste of Hour-is con-
venient TO use and the TODD prepared with ii
is such that it can be eaten and relished by
the most sensitive dyspeplfc or invalid with
out fear of indigestion. Manufactured by
Dooley 4 Bro. 60 New Street, New York,
and for sale at retail by all groccrs.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-04-13
Ktlbouru,Jenkins & Co., corn,

hfkBourn, 1tuhshs q q Us COiIiVI Z our III
and Main streets, i'm this city, harcconStaEt-
Iy on hand a full stock of the best Pine i.un-
Der of ali kinds; also, also SaslI Doors, Blinds,
Shingles, lath, Aouldlngs, Frames, etc, etc,
which they are selling At the lowest possible
figures for which the same can be got out of
lne lo5 and shipped TO this point. They are
determined TO continue as heretofore TO sup
ply the bulk of lumbes, ETC., used III this
Land District. Call and See them! 46tfdw
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-04-13
..oa..n Nan,es EmE..l...re.n-E S. W

"DolvR Games FRrEssHre."-E. s. Wih-
i,v - now receiving his l1rs- stock oi ram
.;lTv. WINDOW Shades and "A Cloths, = -.cil
ne Invites all prisons 10 come in examine
,.uG price, and satisfy Themselves that he
sncans business, and th:'t ie Is going [" seii
-yrrytling in hiS line cheaper 'h"n they
have ever been sold in this part of Rae coun-
frF
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-04-13
Sncce.s-Thn nrant Nannlan,

Snecess-The great NapoleOn's only cri-
terion was Success, and this has been attain
ed by the Charter Oak Stoves. over 2OO.O0C
have been sold since their introduction, and
the demand WAKES stronger every day.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-04-13

Swan g. Bros have larger assortment
of choice teas, bought since the late decline,
and they can therefore sell you a nice tea at
very low price. Come and see.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-04-13

Moline Cultivators took the premium at
the cnllivatOr trial last week, over the Weir
and all other cuitivators. For sale by the
new hardware firm.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-04-13
The Latest Ag

The --latest Agony.-That is what they
call they new silk hats and neck ties 10 be
found at All, w. Morgan's clothing store ON
Main street, in BrOwnville.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-04-13
Grand opening at Mrs. Johnson's Mill

Grand opening at Mrs. Johnson's Milli
merry store on next Saturday. New goods
are coming, and they Will be assorted and
marked for sale. Mrs. Johnson makes q
specially OF bleaching strw goods. The
ladies of BrownvilIe and vf,.inity are invited
in, TO Inspect her stock Of fsorinssssyies.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-04-13
Canaan IIIrnrr pin,r

Canton Clipper Pio1rs--They hs0e been
tried hy- ts.- .siIua"TS Of NemsiIa coas,.y- and
ueea ia ynicmo..@atinn ~ our hands il is
only ner.SS srr so say that ". u. Si3ci!epi,z.r-
aLer keep, then for -af.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-04-13
Ready AInhe unrftlnn1

Ready Made gentlemen's clothing of
prime make and quality may he had at Aif.
W. Norgan's tailor shop, on Main street, in
Brownville, where that new hat, about
which so much is now being said was bought.
Mr.. Morgan;s stock OF Gents spring outfit IS
large and well selected and all you want
may be found there.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-04-13

On ~Atu.iay 0i tais week, Bezas-Inin Fred
eubrrs, of Ciift "A precinct, holtis=A1, auction
sale o4 iarm.ug implements, ysssHg cattle
hogs, cUWs, &c
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-04-13

New Goods for Spring.-A full line Of
seasonable and staple Dry Goods. also full
line OF Spring Clothing just received and TO
be sold cheap for cash or produce at Geo.
Marion's. No. IL foot Main Street
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-04-13
Captain snyder, of Peru preci

Captain snyder, of Peru precinct, was
in town last week executing papers requi-
-ite To obtain back pay from the government
for his services during the rebellion. Tie
Captain is a good business man and was ed
ucated for the legal profession, but now
chooses the more profitable occupation OF Il
flr
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-04-13

Rev. Mr. Phillips of Tecumseh, honored
us with call this week. He says the wind
storm in Tecumseh last week was quite Sc
we're. 1t done some damage to the Sherman
House
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-04-13

InvesttgaiiOn.-we noticed several men
and women, after a patient examination
buying large quantities of groceries at Rich
& GilmoreS. They sell good goods so low
that many suspicion that they buy close
down to cost.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-04-13

"ood, Better, Best.-That is the way ihs
Scnool mistress used 10 teach Us grab,nar
Ahd oi this were we reminded GA last FTiG
cay while tasting large variety of wedding
cake presented this office by Mr.. Il Mrs u.
l. Thurman. the happy couple who were
married In this city on last Wednesday ev-
'hiES. Miss Lille McNaughton sent in her
resignation as teacher in the high school
'aSt week, and tha reason WAY, we now see,
as she has accepted n more favorable propo-
S''ion and besasnes the dignified Mrs. Thur
man. the lady OF the enterprising young
ard<g'Si OF No. Al Main street. They will
I"eaN' "rrept The welt wishes oI The .idcer-
'iSer Office for their future happiness.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-04-13

Economy.-Save your doctors bill and n
serious attact of illness by taking a few doses
Of DR.. Henry's Root and Plant Pills. See ad-
vertisement. 2i-it
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-04-13

Chnirs.-The Whitley Furniture House. in
this city, is In receipt of several car loads of
chairs Call and see them. He sells cheap
for cash and keeps all styles.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-04-13

Farmers, don't forget to call and exam
| inc the Browns Illinois Corn Planter, the
Orchard Walking Cultivator and Breaking
Plows at W. r Den's.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-04-13

Moore has just received n new lot of goods.
Blank books, inkstands, pocket books, PEN
ellis. and great variety of articles too nu-
merous to mention.