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Nebraska advertiser., 1871-04-20

We have received with the compliments
Of John a. Church E. N. a pamphlet copy of
his lecture before the faculty and students
OF Columbia college, upon the subject OF
Mining Schools il the United states.
1t gives a full history of the progress of the
science in cur colleges and institutes. and
makes valuable estimates OF the benefit de-
rived therefrom in developing the mines OF
this government.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-04-20

=. A. Bizer has just received, direct from
Eastern manufacturers. an immense 4uanti-
ty of ali kinds of household furniture. His
bed steals, for style, lumber and finish, are
superior to any others in this market. His
bureaus for parlors and Misses bed rooms,
with mirrors attached, are better and cheap
er than any thing OF the kind to be had in
Brownville Windsor chairs well made ana
cheap; stands, bureaus and bedsteads IN
sets lounges, mattresses, tables with ana
without fall leaves. Besides Mr.. BiZer man
ufactures furniture of all kinds. You can
want nothing III the furniture line but what
he has got. Call and see him in the Theo.
Hill & Co., brick block.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-04-20

The State Lunatic ASYLUM having been
burned to the ground, in rebuilding it the
state authorities can find no better market
- which 10 buy the necessary finishing lum-
her than Kilbourn, Jenkins & Co, of Brown
vile. The Crist Bros. wall contract to lay
Ihe lumber on the ground, by the car load,
inside Of thirty days, on receipt OF the bill,
and do It cheaper than any other firm in the
state or out Of il.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-04-20
New Grocery, Firx.-Mr. P.H. Gibsc

New Grocery FirRs--Mr. p. II Gibson,
so long at The Red store, and Mr.. Frank NJ
Vancil, late of the Brownvilie Demccra,
have formed a copartnership under the firm
name of Gibson & Vancil, and will carry on
the grocery business as successors to Rich &
Gilmore. Mr.. Gibson is posted well mp in
the business, having been engaged in that
line of trade for some years. Mr. Vanci is
a wide-awake and enterprising young man,
who takes to business easily. The ne" hrin
mean business. fhey know the times Gail
for live men and they have got them. They
have the good will of all, SO let them sail in
urder a fair breeze.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-04-20

Mclean 81 Hooper Elastic Lock Stitch
Sewing Mach inc is said to be the simplest
sewing machine in the world. Having full
cabinet size, drawers, locks, keys, cover SC
II combines all the advantages of full or
cabinet case besides having the extension
table at much less than cabinet rates. Sec
advertisement in another column, or ad-
iresS Truman, Dawney & Co., l70State Street
Chicago III
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-04-20
CIay's Patent weather

Clay's Patent Weather rStrip.-Swan &
bro. are agents for this Weather Strip,
Fhich efiectually keeps out all rain, snow
and wind from under all doors or windows.
10 which 1t is applied. They have the agen-
cy Tor Richardson, Johnson, Pawnee and
Hage counties. Applications TO them at
their store in this city, VIII receive prompt
attention. ~
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-04-20
Attnc great Missouri 60. tr,o1

As sac great Missouri state trial OF Rear
ers and Mowers, 1870, the Climax was award
ed the SW, eps;S&es pIize for the bt st Real
er OF any Kind. The first premium for the
best Mower, and the first prelnrdm for the
best Rearsr with dropplr. The Iighte>t
draft on record was made by this Machine
For sale by the new hardware firm, at Deu-
ser'S old stand. czIt
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-04-20
I'll. *. Biser keeps in his new furnitur

Il. x. Biser keeps in his new furniture
rooms, in Theo. Hill & Co.'S brick block, bed
steads made of the calico ash-thc real wood,
no painted imitation-which he offers for
sale at imitation prices. He is now engaged
in putting together and warn ishing a large
variety Of furniture made of the best mate
rial. He expects, this week, boat load of
material from st. Louis. When it arrives
his house Will be under fall headway.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-04-20

Dealers buying at st. Joseph will find 1t
to their interest to call on Messrs. Mansfield,
EvingwOod & Co. Their stock of Agricultu-
raj Implements, Iron, Steel, Hardware,
Wood Work, &C., is large and complete
They are gentlemen to deal with5 and offer
liberal discounts 10 the trade. l6-ly.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-04-20
Accident.

Aeeident.-A weight of some seventy
pounds fell fFOm.sh work bench upoC the
foot of Mr.. Hart, who has so long been with
Shellenberger at his hardware store The
foot was much injured, but it has so far re-
covered as to bring its owrar upon the street
occasionally.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-04-20

I2fiboUrn Jenkins & Co., are busy
loading up teams with pine lumber, sash,
and doors for the west. Their trade is live
ly this spIing. They have good reputation
for fair dealing among the farmers OF Ne
maha Johnson, Gage, Richardson and Paw
nee Counties
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-04-20

Faris was the seat of fashions before the
ar What Paris lcds John W. Hendersons
1ispiay roarns On Main street, in this city,
40" !" Fine, aice, grand, elegant, magnifi-
'i'' Deautffuf, were the words we heard
+''in fashionable young lady, this week,
We entered AR. Henderson's Millinery es-
-. ,n"i'hment and examined his new goods.
"eSaw parasols q all styles and sizes, hair
'sN'hg, superb bonnets, ribbons of every
~ ana width, bows that make the heart
- culis, collars and dress trimmings,
-s' ,,,eIn' scotch ginghams, port monies, zepher.
:, i'''- uress goods and flowers. Then the Ia
,-eS VINO are there - show you the goods
F''e 'Ail never 60; tired looking at what there
- on fie shelves, on the lipe, Oh the hooks,
~ Tai 'he pins, in the show cases-alI around.
room was so full of customers that we
Is 'iie goods were too fascinating to stay
e 30 90 right in after reading this and
,eD iof yourselves, and don. waa for us te
'eii !oc all l,e h,-s get. -
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-04-20
Mr.. Rich & Gi,,mo,. who h,

Mr.. Rich & Gilmore who have been so
long ana so favorah5y known es.the enter
prising and widoawake red store Grocery
men, have sold their stock, good will. and
leave to Mr.. Gibson and Frank NJ Vancil
late of the Democrat This new firm will
hereafter be found at the headquarters of the
Red Store waiting upon customers.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-04-20

ferPsic horean.-The dance tonight at
Neinaha City promises to be of an elevated
character. 1t is open to gentlemen and la
dies who pride themselves on their good be
havior and social standing in the better clas-
ses Of society.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-04-20

The Weather las week was fIne, warm
and growing. This week, so far, has been
airy, breezy, windy to a degree intensely dis
agreeable, especially as the afz contained
more fine particles ofdry dust, hard pan and
wood than Of carbon, OXYGEN or other norm
al ingredients. No rain, but somewhat cool
er es the week advances.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-04-20
atCo,t sIO OoO worm of Goods are nr

At Cost, $4,000 worth of goods are now
offered at and below cost. See the advertise
ment of y. May & Co., in another column.
They will leave town soon, and are deter
mined to close out their stock before going.
Now is your time TO buy what you want at
a bargain. The low marks they are placing
on good goods which every family needs,
and must have, will astonish all who have
bought goods at the regular retail prices. Go
to-day, GO now for they are selling fast.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-04-20

10 you want TO build you a barn? Do you
want 10 build you farm residence? Do you
propose TO build you store, shop or office?
.oEoa propose 10 baild you ine city resi-
Genee" Do you propose to build youa splen-
N-u picket fence: Do you propose to put a
soou pine board fence around four farm this
season? Do You want timber. boards, lath,
p'cAets, sash, fencing. shingles, siding or
'0i'oer for any purpose this summer? If so
you can obtain II at the extensive lumber
yard In this city, kept by Klbourn, Jenkins
Co The Crist Bros, are there and what
they can't sell you, can't be had in the State
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-04-20

MRS ]. S. Minick, Of Aspinwal, Is now
IN New York City taking cIessons from
aoe.eorated school in that emporium. She
The only representative from Nebraska,
ana She Is an object of wQpder and commits
Grafton by the the Gotbara ladies-of Won
"eF because she Is unlike an Arab from the
o'Sest plains Of fNe5raska-of administration
F" thlnH she must return TO that far or and
unhnown land of burning sands and wild
Indians.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-04-20
Union Corn PIanfer.-It is

Union Corn PIanter.-It is w. ID. Shell
enberger who sells them. It is the farmer
who buys them. 1t is the farmer who uses
them. 1t is the corn which is sold so largely
in our market, which was planted with it..
He has a few more of them for sale. Th~y
are made of the best material and viii do
good work. Try them.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-04-20

Those Sewing MachiEes.-Wm. II.
Larkin has just received another large sup
ply of the Singer Sewing Machines, together
with all kinds of attachments, which lie
will be pleased TO exhibit 10 all in want OF a
first class Machine. Call ana see them at his
office, Main St. between 4th & 9Th, Brown
vile.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-04-20
Paper HanSing.-Berk an

Paper hanSins.-Berkley and Bryant
have formed copartnership for the pur-
pose OF carrying on the business OF Eai ating,
white washing, paper hanging, leaFsomin-
ing &c, The reputation OF these men in
their line Of business is too well established
To need oommendation at our hands. They
execute orders promptly, satisfactorily, and
N manner whifb suits customers. Try
them.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-04-20
Ready Made oantlamen.s clotI,

Ready Made gentlemens clothing of
prime make and quality may be had at Aft.
w. Morgan's tailor shop, on Main street, in
BrOwnviile, where tirat 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., 1871-04-20
Farmers take

Farmers take NOtice.-The celebrated
Mccormick Advance Reaper is for sale by
O. F. Afford, at Browuviile, who is holding
out greater inducements to buyers than has
been offered heretofore. Give him a call at
the livery stable. near Reynolds House.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-04-20
For Tn. geIas going to the VIII

For Tn. going going to the Nibfey fur
niture House 20 see what those immense
loads Of goods landed at his store are COM
posed of. Yes, L see carpets, bed Mattresses,
Wall paper chairs, bed steads, bureaus, ta-
bles, but then there IL NJ use ennmerating
for there is nothing in his line he has not
got, and for sale cheap.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-04-20

Day BOarders Wanted Mt the Star Hotel
-sL50 per week. The Table is the best in the
city, and the most courteous attention al
ways given to guests. Would be pleased to
haYe>you stop with me.
JESSE Mcdowell, Prop'r.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-04-20

We were in Aspinwall last Saturday. The
town trustees are just getting under way,
and the cutting out of streets gives to that
town an air of business. Long ricks of good
hard wood line the streets in every direc-
ton
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-04-20
Browns IilinOj
,. McGREW
County Sup.

Browns Illinois corn planter and Orcl =
ard City walking cultivatOr, and Pekin ard
Quincy Breaking PlCws don't need to be
forced on the public, on a credit. The farm
ers knows their merits and buys them and
paythe cash for them. For sale BY W. T.
Den.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-04-20

Day Bonrtiers Wanted at the Star Hotel
$3.50 per week. The Table is the best in the
city, and the most courteous attention al
ways given to guests. Would be pleased to
have you stop with me.
JESSE Mcdowell, Prop'r.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-04-20

Keystone Corn Planter took the first
premium at State Fair, its advantages be-
tlg double, open drop, light -iratt and mar
ker. Sold by the new hardware firm. 27-2
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-04-20

The Best the City RfTSrds.-Asl5 ore Of
the hoarders AZ George Daughcrty's RestGu-
rant what lie had ior dinner to-day, and his
reply Will be the best tho market affords
George says all he wants is sufficient rooIa
10 get al! the boarders in the city.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-04-20
New Arrivals of Dry Gooas.-John

New ArriVaIs OF Dry Gnods.-JOln
Mcpherson has just received and placed up
on the shelves large variety of prints, mas
Inns, shoes, queensware, notions, dress goods
rnd fresh groceries. Mr.. Rainey, one of our
most experienced statesmen, is head mana
ger. The goods have been bought low for
cash and hfr. Rainey is determined that no
house in Brownville shall underseI him, so
look out for a lively trade.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-04-20

Leciure.-Grand Worthy Chief Templar
Blackburn delivered a lecture at HillsdaIe
on last Saturday evening, under the auspi-
ces of the Good TempIars Of that enterpris-
ing burg. 1t was very interesting paper.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-04-20
ERFIEA

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 Brownville, Nema-
ha county, Nebraska. commencing on the
first Monday of each calendar month.
\. w. MORGAN,
ztf Probate Judge.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-04-20

Kilboarn, Jenkins S Co., conner Fourth
and Main streets, in this city, have constant
ly on hand full stock of the best Pine Lum-
ber of all kinds; also, also Sash, Doors, Blinds,
Shingles, lath, Mouldfngs, Frames, ETC., etc.
which they are selling g; 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! i6tfdw
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-04-20
'sDown Comes Furniturc.o-E. s. WI

''Down Comes FUrnitUrc.''-E. s. Wib-
ley IS now receiving his large stock of FUrn-
iture, Window Shades and Oil Cloths, which
he invites all persons 10 come in examine
and prica ard satisfy themselves that he
means business, and that he is going to sell
everything in his line cheaper than they
haze ever been, sold in this part of the coun-
try
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-04-20

InvestiSation.-We noticed several men
and women, after a patient examination,
buying large quantities of groceries at Rich
& GilmOre's. They sell good goods so low
that many suspicion that they buy close
down to cost
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-04-20
The Star HoteI has changaI bo,

The Ster Hotel has changed hands,
stevenson Cross have given to this Hotel
a wide reputation as first class Hotel and
such 1t has emphatically been. They have
now transferred iheir interests therein to
Jesse Mcdowell, Who is a man OF means ana
is wide wake, and reaching ont after first
class custom. We wish him ample SUCCESS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-04-20

4. C. Edrunds is now engaged in this
city writing up book to be entitled the
"annals OF Nebraska" and TO contain besides
brief statement of the resources of the
State a biography ofits business men.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-04-20

Geo. Crow, Nelson Gilland, Smith
Thompson, Milo Gates and others have just
returned from reconnaissance of the Solo
mon and Republican. They find much good
country, and some they did not just like, es-
pecially on the Solomon.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-04-20

The Reg!s rars Of the different precincts
OF this county will publish their lists next
week IN the Advertiser. and give notice of the
time and place OF making corrections.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-04-20

= constant effort to please and satisfy
his guests is the only phrase that viii apply
10 the conduct0f Geo. Daugherly yof the Res
taurant next door to Carson s Bank; and iis
success IS truly wonderful. Try blmi
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-04-20
Assessment for BrOwnville Preciac:
for the yeer 1871.
Amount OF Realty in Brownville Pre-
cinct outside of BrOwnYille and
r,Rs,r pREmIUnI CEGAIsi

A. F. Cohn, of this city, took the first pre-
MUM on Cigars, with II. C. Let., one Of the
best Judges OF good Cigar In the country, a.
chairman of the awarding committee. and
the premium was deserved. Factory at No
81 Main street. 23dwtf
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-04-20

Pictures.-W. W. Mount is in town again
with his Eagle" Those in want OF pictures
will do well to call soon, fol- his superiority
as an artist is admitted by all. He will re-
main but a short time.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-04-20

Loss OF TIme.-Housekecper should not
experiment with untried stoves, if they
would save time and money. The Charter
Oak has been tested by time, and Is guaran-
tied or yeur money refunded. This is 4 trath
easily proved. Ask your neighbor.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-04-20

Col. Furnas finds his injured arm longer
in healing than was at first anticipated. 1t
has now been nearly two weeks in sling
and is quite painful at times.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-04-20

The Red Stove is perched upon the col
ann erected tor that purpose in front of W.
j. SLeilenbergers hardware store. Who
will say, hereafter, that Brownyille has not
its bronze statues.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-04-20

A German Lutheran Minister preached
quite an interesting sermon at the Baptist
church on last Thursday evening. Deacon
Knepher. of this city, passed the hat and
took the lead in the singing and other se~-
vice
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-04-20

Testimony.-ThousanG of mothers are
constantly speaking in exalted terms of COM
mendation of the magical effects Of Mrs.
Whitcomb's Syrup for soothing infants
teething.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-04-20
SHERMAN HOUSE.

This house, under the management of its
afable proprietor G. NJ kaufman, is one Of
the best accom- modatiOns for the weary and
hungry traveller along the Missouri river
For good meals, good beds, accommodating
host and walters il stands unrivalled. dw
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-04-20

Canton Clipper PIovvs--They have been
tried by the farmers of EeE.sahs county and
need no commendation at our hands. 1t is
only necessary TO say that ". d. Shellenber-
ger keeps them for sale.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-04-20

Day EOarders Wanted at the Star Hotel
$3.50 per week. The Table is the best in the
city, and the most courteous attention. al
ways given to guests. Would be pleased TO
have you stop with me.
Jesse Mcdowell, Prop'r
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-04-20

Mammoth stove.-The new hardware
firm have g0t &c swinging In the breeze. As
a specimen of art ii is well done, and IS at
tracing attention and casual remark.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-04-20

Livery stables.-Ben. Rogers can be
found either at old stand on Main street, or
in COgswell Block on first street, where he
will supply customers with liveries TO order.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-04-20

Hon. John Gillespie the State Auditor,
was in town this week and dropped in on us
for syoia} chat. He notes much improve
IN this county since his last visit, especially
in the town of Peru,
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-04-20

- PatroniLe Home IDdustry.-All kinds
of Marble work can be had at Neidhardt' s
Marble Works in this city, cheaper than it
can be had elsewhere. None but the best ma
terial used. u-tf
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-04-20

fresh supply of dry goods. groceries,
clothing, boots and shoes. stoves, furniture,
hardware, p!ows and cultivators at Den's.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-04-20

John 2. Manny's combined self-rale
reaper and mower is the machine which is
attracting the attention OF our stock and
grain raisers this spring. W. u. Shelen-
berger has them for sale.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-04-20

Our County Clerk gives notice for an cleo
tion to vote for the suspension of the herd
law, by order Of the board of County Com
lnisSioners. VIII the farmers please read it.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-04-20
Par,in,s Iron Beam cul,ivotors are

are requested to give them a thorough exam
nation. They will stand the test of actual
field trial and are superior TO other Ike ma
chimes now in use
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-04-20

BlacRsMith's Iron, of all kinds, con-
stantly on hand, at Shellenberger's. This is
a great advantage to Blacksmiths, and one
which they out to patronize. If
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-04-20

The New Hardware Firm are agents
tor Drain and Sewer Cement Pipes, and Ce-
ment Flues and Chimneys. 2'-6t
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-04-20

PersonaI.-Jno. L. Carson, +, A. Tisdel
+. ". Thomas and o. B. Heweti went to
Falls City this week TO attend court.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-04-20

Fence IYIre.-Uow can W. D. Shellen-
berger ever sell all he has now on hand? The
large quantity he has on hand induces him
TO offer IL cheap.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-04-20

keystone Corn Planters took the hrst
premium at Nebraska State Fair For sale
by new hardware firm. ZC-T
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-04-20

The Latest AgOny.-Thatis is what they
call they new silk hats and neck ties to be
found at Alf. W. Morgan's clothing store on
Main street, in BrCwnville.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-04-20

B. F. Souder keeps constantly on hand
a good assortment of harness. saddles, col
lars, &c, which he will sell very cheap for
cash. Give him call. E-t
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-04-20

The Hon. p. w. Hitchcock Will nc
cept our thanks for the speech OF John Scott
of Pennsy lvania, on the bill for the protec-
ton of life and property at the South.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-04-20

BIeaching.-Mrs. Z. Johnson makes n
speciality of bleaching straw goods at her
millinery store on Main street, Brownville.
H-4t
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-04-20

Wall Paper and Window Shades of styles
and variety to suit. for sale at McCreery &
Sickers. They are determined to sell lower
than any other house in town and they will
do II.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-04-20

Agricultural impleraeats of all kinds
for sale by the new hardware firm. 26-2t
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-04-20

Economy.--Savey your doctors bill and
serious attact of illness by taking few doses
Of DR.. Henry's Root and Plant Pills. See adj
vertisemcnt. 2i-it
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-04-20

Ice Cream.-We won't take ours to-day.
but when we dc We are going down 10 Geo.
Daugherty's to Get it, Tor they say George
knows irs. how TO make IT.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-04-20

Chairs.-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., 1871-04-20

The County Commissioners are contem-
plating the rc-ercction of the old London
precinct. now forming part of Brownv.lle
precinct.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-04-20

Moline Cu1tivator took prize at the
State cultivator trial over all others. For
sale by the new hardware firm. 7-2t
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-04-20

A Sabbath School has been organized
up on the bottom near Thos. Heady's. The
Rev. Mr.. Jones, of Sonora Island, is the Su-
perintendent.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-04-20

j. R. Bell is receiving a large stock of all
kinds of Pine Lumber which he is selling in
large quantities cheap.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-04-20

Ignorance is blind, and Obstinacy is
deaf. Poverty, misery and hopeless depend
ence are their children, inhcriting the calan-
tiles Of both parents. \ better inheritance
is from ;oXethoGgLgt and prudence-Life In
surance i'll the Washington.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-04-20

Extra force Of timers. Roofing and gut
terIng done on short notice By the new hard
ware firm. zr'%,
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-04-20

Little Boys HHts.-A large variety ana
late styles on hand and for sale at Mrs. r.
Johnson's millinery store. E-U
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-04-20
and door frames OF

and prices are constantly on hand and for
sale at the lumber yard of J. r. Bell, on the
corner of college and first Street Brownville.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-04-20

FishIng.-W. T. Den is repairing and ad-
ding to his fishing net. Every one VINO
knows Den is aware that that means busi-
ness.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-04-20

You can buy, at Den 's house, bellows or
vice, a set OF buggy wheels, down TO the I'm
est suit OF clothes in town.