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, 1877-06-24

Scaled proposals. will b. received for ten days At
the oalcs of T4on.s Satley, 127 Clark..t., lioom4
II and II, fot tLe lea4lns 20 the Aoasd Of Kaac.-
ons-qualtsf Vt = uai4s south of the D1yclsy Kos4
School Monso-lot ~ be 100xl25 Or i5U feet. Flana
and specifications Of sctoot house can ba seen at
ohics Of K 7. ChalAeld, u Axrket-st.
Tbs Ho4sd reserve tho right u Reject any or all
proposals.. pY order u thy yoaEd oi Educstion.
THOMAS SHIRLEY. pFusllxlk
, 1877-06-24
are, | Arrive.

Pullman Hotel Cars are f1.n through. tween Chi
cago aud Omaha the train leaving Ch!eaHo 1890
q.
hotel cars west Of ChlcaRc.
G-pcI'ot corner Of We'll and Ktnxte.tta
b-uepot corner Of Canal aud ktpxie.st1
, 1877-06-24

All nervous, axhausttng, and painful dlleasea
speedily Yield to the curative Influences Of Purer.
u'aehet's Electric ile'ta and Bands, They are
riie b. tho patient hiasoil. jsook, win fnl pat.
iiculars. mailed free Ald1ess pulvesmaehsf Gai.
yanic Co., Cincinnati, u.
, 1877-06-24
What It Requires to run n
Watering-PIacc Hotel.
Amateur Oarsn1en on the Har-
lem River.
A Tine Day for Sport, and Fine Sport
for Day.
Regatta Gossip Regarding Columbia
and Harvard.

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,x,h,1 r,ndo . ,,tst,lto. bo rcrtn,r,y bo. mana
s.n.,,tor r. .h;. 49,. vi ~. ,,.,,. ,rti ,oto
r.nk wt,, ,h.t ~ IN rnn,.,,o;1 1Iolt ~ I'm In.
corcor,,o ~, Twonl Tto to,ogronh nm h,rf1,v
hovo river xon oj,connto i,1cn ri thc tcmnr.t
rai.ed hcro Ir to ~ orifc.,, ,oa,o.t tbo u sctto.
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a hr.a,h i'm Crnt,lc. ~, l,cr crrcc1Ino Tho 1cr.
IN thcfr ront r,h.,t,on, ~ ,vfn1 Wcrr thn f,rani
11rInn ht,t ,c,s .nL,v !. tvnn,;, .nrelv hc h,n,en
~ ~. ta"n1s.t,ns s an1 -, - !. tsa ~ t"rar
<s;,,, ~ nn.,n,an,,;no vfev ~ ,to s,sa,ors
s@,ee o
ncct.J IN +ot+or f-o,r n. ,trv ,t,co ~
a,n,o.t onr n,oncnt rho 1e,.t cxcttcd reon1c
.ro tho.. n,os+ tn,oro.tot1 I'm .tcu.. tLa,,,.
aatv.. Tbctc rccorni,o W.. tart th,t thc-c !. =
1sraa an,o,,nt m ncrsonaI fcc1;nr Inv tnvo1yeJ. .n1
fpr1tro ~ Int Mc..rs r1f1,or .nI snl,or,.,, h,ro
thc,r ,,,orrcl o,,t Nv the,r.c,vcs srhc vtsor
omn,y thr,, oro ownro th,t ~ ,a,so tho ,,,oa-
tion ~ racc !. rorc,v cttcndcd wt, :, h,t
t1Itodv,ntarc tn fhc aoI,ators II thcv h,vc
,nonov n inge.t IN n .rTn,,,"r.roso-t AMI o,o IN.
A., vii NJ -,.o,r. tb.,,, .horn 49, s,t, at.nt
~ h,t.,, ,hot ,rf,, A. ~, - a.. 1..,.,or. ..
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rsn 1c, md ,yant ,,oro :, 'SN' v.
VIII ,uro- ,,,,rou MI,
o,ta, fro,, on1, 1or.n,a, ,,o,.a,. T. .;.
make n,hlI. nolicv whch va,;ous bn.ni ~, ~
nretors hayc nuJctiy nnd .trot.asca,,. ,. nr,nsS
Eor !. !, a nesy ,ousv onv r,nra s,,no H. ] a,,s.
f,, ~ ,,,,no 1o,vs .. o,.t. IL s,as. ,..it'.,
n, thc wotertno.nl ami o,so.r,'oro !r,,a s,s
fcrcnc, "a thst tho tnonogo-. ~ a., n.aaa
1slIns' Is, 'n"t 1no nuuasc1s y! TUG urana
Cnion say to applicants, 1--WE do not admit Jews
to our touse:H while tic managers Of Yarious
other hotels hayn bccn IN the hoh,t NJ tc,,,no
Tho sotne foct Nv t,c n1,,,1, n,ran,,rs.o s 1Er
s"sS",' ~ oe a-s - Wv pu't' pa4@pns*sc' 1A
tfemc!v sorry, Sly, but our rooms arc all en-
gaged.h That this Is true, any observing per-
sou who l,as made tho round Of tbs bteh.toned
hutets. mt a,nne nj aumn,r.ros,rt. ,,,t
~ 49, ,.u nI.,. ~ assoi'sr ua'
~ tne 'a1ReI clt'cs' eau properly testify.
Yet now that Judge Hilton has had
the independence to speak out tho fact,
nearly avery botc) nronric,nr hall.
nm hts hand. IN pc,,.afrctct, ron1.r 10, a'son.
snt,a ar ~ -. .Au. :" "onae tnen oens
"'uo MS arms, mcfaphoricallY speaking, In vel
como to tho pcrsccutcd hut promptly-payng
Jew. 8ucll il nature md bustpcss, MANY jews
,rc phoriocca hrt m, Ill rt,n rJ.oa. 49,. 1:,.a
A'' '9e'o' 49,, u"s nos ~. nasasess m0 'c"S
, 1877-06-24

undoubtedly, mud uobody denies that tho posi-
Tor months been prarticing lu an elght-oa1ed
boat, aud has every advantage auch training can
give. 1t is not less stranxe that Harvard should
atrcpt. s!nco II site wiux 1t will be said sha
ought 10 have won under ths elrruus taneea, aud
Will yet Little Of No efvlit3 wlils u shs loses
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-02-01

- Wagon repairing at Lockwood s
-3 pounds Tea at NickelI's Tor 81
= Fresh Oysters at Huddart's.
- Flour and feed at Huddart's.
= School Books at Nickell's.
- Books at Nickell's.
School Books st Niekell's.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-02-01

About one year ago we reduced
the subscription price of THE ADvER-
TIsER from 81. pay when you please,
to Sl.50 pay in advance. We did this
to benefit ourselves as well as our sub
scribers. We would rather have one
dollar and fifty cents paid in advance
than two dollars at the end Of the
yoar, even il we should get 1t that
soon, instead of waiting two or three
years for our pay as we did in numer-
Gus cases. And we believed that all
who could pay or intended to pay at
all, would rather save . per cent.
by paying in advance than otherwise.
Now we desire TO call the attention
Of our friends to the fact that S1.50
year for a western paper, such as THE
ADVERTISER, is q very small sum
little more than enough TO pay for
the material and labor expended upon
it. This being fact it is evident tn
all that we cannot carry subscriptions
beyond the time paid for, and how
ever much il would crafty US to con-
tinue the names Of many good men
financially and many old friends, TO
such time as they should see fit to
pay, we cannot, in justice to our bus
mess do so, and therefore they will
have to be stricken from cur list un-
less promptly renewed.
All who get our paper through the
post Office, will find in connection
with their name on the colored slip
pasted on the margin of their paper,
figures indicating the time to which
they have paid. This admonishes
them that the time approaches when
unless they renew for a continuance,
their names will be erased from our
lists.
We invite oil who desire to read
and encourage a good county paper
to notice this matter and renew
promptly, or send US notice that pay
ment for renewal will be made with
out delay.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-02-01
Nervous Prostraf.o-.

Americans, like OEtogral Of BasTa, desire
tha; the golden stream should be sudden
and violent, and in their anxiety TO acquire
wealth overwhelm themselves with the
cares Of business until their oyertaxed Sys-
tens ara broken down under the pressure
10 which they are subjected. This is one
prolific cause CT nervous diseases SO common
IN this country. Another and probably
Greater - sssz5 y saerstl pa propensity TO
run into excess in excitement and the use
OF fquoss and tobacco, which soon ruin the
strongest nervous organizations. Such sGf-
fere-s have more difficulty in obtaining Te-
lief than almost any other class. DR.. Rad
cliffs Seven Seals or Golden Wonder is
sovereign remedy for all nervous affections,
10 matter how they were incurred. The
worst cases Of nervous debility have been
cured with singular rapidity by its use. The
Seven Seals is 4 purely vegetable compound
containing no poisonous or unwhOlesOme
ingredients, ard acts directly ppon the Eer-
vous system. feb
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-02-01
Disease Grows Amaze,

Like an III wind, and cannot be mastered
too early. What Is q trifling attack of sick
ness to-day may. If unattended 10. becomes
a serious case In a-week. small ailments
should be nlpped in the bud before they
blossom into full grown maladies. II this
advice were attended 10. many a heavy biz
for medical attendance might be avoided.
When the liver is GisOrdered. the stomach
foul. the bowels ObStructed, or the nerves
disturbed, resort should at once be had %
that supreme remedy. Hostetter's Stomach
Bitjers. a few doses OF which will restore
health and action and put the system in
per.ec. order. II IS a wise precaution 10
keep this Incompatible preventive in the
house, since it CHECKS, with UnrivaIled
proIGptitude. disorders which breed others
far aIore dangerous, and IL their latest de-
veIopments are themselves often fatal. feb
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-02-01
Protect the Birds.

The second public meeting under
the auspices of Protection Grange No.
233, was held in the school house oi
Dist. 81, on the evening of Jan. 23d.
Wm. Young was elected Chairman,
and Philip Crother Secretary.
After interchanging views and
opinions an hour, by Il. o. Minick
VIM. McIninch, Jonh Strain, I. II.
Morrison, Geo Hodkin, J. NJ Hacker
and other speakers, the following res
olutions were adopted.
ResoLUed, That we most respectful
ly but earnestly urge all our people,
in view of the grassiiopper afflictiOn
to use their utmost efforts for the pro-
lection of birds, as ones very efficient
means for preventing such a plague
in the future.
?. That the interests of the
farmers and fruit growers can best be
advanced by planting orchards and
groves, thus furnishing to our effici-
ent and would be constant helpers,
our feathered friends. homes and pro-
lection such as they desire and must
have.
8. That we regret that our law for the
protection Of birds. does not include
the whole year and that we would
heartily approve Of an amendment to
the law as above suggested. pledging
ourselves to vigorously urge its en-
forcement.
l. That the secretary of this meet
ing be requested to furnish a copy Of
these resolutions 10 our representa-
veses in the legislature.
As these meetings had primarily in
view, some practical solution OF the
grasshopper problem and it seeming
to be the anxious desire of many pres
ent that a combined organized effort
should beTmade for the destruction of
the hnpper5, it was resolved to hold
another meeting on the evening of
Tuesday Feb. :. at which meeting it
is expected that some definite plan Of
organization will ne developed and
that descriptions Of the cheapest and
best traps and methods FOR their de-
struction viii be shown or explained.
A committee on resolutions for the
next meeting was appcUted. All in
terested in this matter land who is
not?) are invited to be present at the
next meeting. WM. TOUNG,
PHILIP CROTHER, ca n.
Sapfy
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-02-01
A snmn1e nnttIe fnr Trial.

II yOu are troubled with headache, dull
ness, incapacity To keep Iuind on any sub
ject, dizzy. sleepy, or nervous feelings, slOo-
my fore5odings, frrItability Of temper, or 3
bad taste in tie mouth, unsteady appetite,
choking sensation IN the throat. pain II the
side or about shoulders or back, coldness or
ext-emities. ete-, or in fact any sym ptams Of
liver upiaint. biliousness, constipation OF
the bowels. or dyspepsia, go to your druggist
4. ~. SICEELL4, and get o bottle Of Dr..
Sherman's Pricklsy Ash Bitters. Eo spirit
is used IN their manufacture except pure
article Of Holland Gin. Ladies iu particular
viii fnd them peculiarly adapted to their
wants IN all ages and conditions Of life The
label tells all they contain. consequently
physicians do not hesitate 60 prescribe them
sample bottle for trial lree. Regular size,
SLO0 SeOwIy
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-02-01
- Save your money and buy
yCur winter goods fE0vvman.
All goods marked DOWN.
E. E0WMAN.

The Nebraska Senate has passed
bill repeating the law providing for
delinquent tax collectors.
Also an set TO give authority "a
board Of county commissioners tc
strike from tax lists real estate and
other property Illegally assessed.
Also an act TO repeal section Is 0!
chapter 81, entitled roads.
The following bills, with q few 9th
ers. have been passed by the House:
To amend see. 436 Of the criminal
code.
To repeal sec, . Of thelaw concern
ing the powers and jurisdiction Of
Probate Courts.
To amend secs. ), c, and :, of chap
ter "A ofAhe general statutes.
To amend sec. ! of the law exempt
Ing homesJeads of families from at
tachment. levy or sale on execution.
The legislature appears to be earn
estIy at work, since the senatorlal.elec-
ton.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-02-01

The BrOwnville street markets
RULED firm during the past week
the notable change being in wheat
which, owing to fluctuation in Chiea
go market, declined 9I0c. ",
quote ss follows:
Choice fall wheat. 81 90.
Spring wheat. 9OG93.
Barley. I5640c.
Rye, 4Gta SOC.
Corn, zoe.
Corn Meal. ST 0c8I.25 per 100.
Buckwheat, 4G5c.
Steers fat, 3G4tc.
Cows, fat, 2f@25c.
Hogs, fat. 5G55e.
Butter. 1Sta20c.
Eggs. 1StG20c.
Potatoes, 35G40c.
Onions. 75G S5c.
Chickens, s. OOG2. % per dozen.
Chickens, dressed, 69Sc per 10.
Turkeys. SGl0c.
Wood, s.. .25G5 90 per cord.
Hay, S450G5.O0 per ton.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-02-01

In q conversation with the two
gentlemen from Hamburg, Iowa,
who are purchasing corn here, they
Informed US that the rumors about
the discovery of coal at Hamburg, has
been demonstrated to be a fact, and
more favorable than was understood
and published by US few weeks ago.
Instead of the vein being three, tits
four feet thick, and al depth Of $50
feet instead of 800 feet.
A shaft is now being sunk, and will
take about two months to work it
down to the coal bed and prepare the
mine fer operating.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-02-01
On last Fridsy evening Sir. Kin

On last Friday evening SIR. Kin
ny, Of Nebraska City delivered tenn
parance lecture in the Presbyterian
church, this city. II being on the
same evening of the regular meeting
of the Division of Sons Of Temper
ance, many temperance people did
not hear the lecture, who otherwise
would, they deeming their first duty,
in the field of temperance, to be faith
fuIiuess to the organization which has
heen true TO them and done them
good. The hope has heen expressed
that those arranging for future tens-
narnhoe lectures will have the an
nouncement for some other than Fri
day evening, so that all may have
the opportunity of attending without
violation of their obligations IS of1i'
esvs sud members of the Division.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-02-01
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
London.

- Religious exercises at the Meth
odist church every evening. Go
friends and develop the religious
faculties Religious onltureis beauti-
ful.
Rev. Beggs has been quite sick, is
better.
= a young man by the name OF
Pascoe is sick at the house of Charles
Campbell. Mr. Campbell is his un-
Gle.
= Mrs. Thomas Is on a visit to her
mother. Mrs. Harris, and other
friends in London.
"A Teachers Institute and Asso-
citation will unite in a meeting next
Friday evening and Saturday.
= Jennette Harding is Agent for
DR.. Burleigh's excellent medicines.
A full supply just received. Try
some of his lung balsam, in these
days Of colds and coughs.
A child of Mr.. Brush aged 2
years, died the % ult. with diptherla
-"SufIer the little children to come
unto me; for of such Is the Kingdom
of Heaven"
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-02-01

. Fresh Oysters at Huddart's.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-02-01

- Books at Nickell's.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-02-01
Authorized Agents.

: P. HOOVER is our authorized agent a. Mems
Ia City 70 receive and receipt for monies due rs
THOMAS BCRREss IS our authorized agent IN GleI
Rock precluc; u receive and receipt for monies
due ne on subscription
J RITTER. 81 - Deroin. r. CCr authorized aseni
A. that place % receive subscriptions and adver-
Using. and 10 collect and reception monies due
TEfE ADVERTISE
JoT7S = Afr.y1c Is 0ur authorized agent at Aspin-
val 70 receive subscription and advertising and
cs-ec- anc receipt fer monies due Us
FAIRBROTEER z HACKER,
Publishers Advertiser.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-02-01

HoIlcHsy'S Pills.-In all crowded
cities, Malaria and fOgs are breathed
over and over again, till the strongest
lungs are Incapable of producing pure
blood, hence the sluggishness Of mind
and body, the weariness and irrita-
billy OF many persons during this
season of the year. These medicines
neutralize these impurities aud give
vigor to the head, heart and stomach.
p cents per box or pot.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-02-01

Flour and feed at Huddart's.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-02-01

- The dirt-eater " no scribbies trash
for the Granger says he is well salts
fed with the election of Gov Saun
ders to the L. S. Senate, when he
never entertained political idea in
his whole life in common with Gov.
Saunders or any other as true q Re
publican. Gov. Saunders has always
been q straight uncOmpromising Re
publican, and the Republicans Of the
Legislature knew him to be such and
as such they voted for and elected
him. Did any reader of the Granger
ever see a Republican principle or
idea advocated in Il? Never. Itnev-
ct misses an opportunity OF throwing
dirt at and lying about Republicans
and Republican principles, yet the
editor is "well satisfied" with the
election Of that old veteran in the Re
publican ranks, Alvin Saunders I!
Does an editor so inconsistent deserve
q better nsme than sycophaut or dirt
eater
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-02-01

- Church Howe elected Saunders
Of course he did, He elected PAD
dock, too, you know. He was just in
fan when he promised DR.. Holladey
and other Democratic gentlemen here
that be would honestly endeavor 70
eject Hitchcock, and he was only act
ing sharp by not casting a vote for
Governor Saunders until the last bal
lot. Why il was Howe that led the
whole Republican gang over to Saun-
dersi How did it-of course he did.
It wasn't Howe who just had time To
jump aboard Of the Saunders boat
with his baggage, or get left"-no
iudeed-it must have been somebody
else. Why It was the easiest thing in
the worid-just IS soon a. heeot thrO'
leading the small army OF Democrats
who couldn't win anything-he
went rightto work and led the great
army Of Rppublicans-and he elected
Saunders-you bet, Howe did il.
Wait till he comes home with his
new sleek Of palaveF, and he'll tell
you ali about it.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-02-01

- Our gallant and enterpTising
neighbor, Tecumseh. has been max
ing some very sensible preparations
for fighting fire. The city has purch-
ased Babcock Extinguisher, which
holds thirty-two gallons, mounted on
trucks, together with necessary lad
ders, buckets, wrecking axes, lanterns
ETC., the whole costing $4,000. We
make note of this for Brownville's
special attention.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-02-01

A bill has been introduced in the
legislature for local option" Ii
quOr Law. 1t provides that at
any general election held in this state
the electors of any precinct. incoTpO-
rated togn, township, or city may
vote for or against the sale of malt,
spiEituous and vinOus liquors, within
the limits Of such precinct, iucOrpo-
rated town, township or city. The
ballot at such election shall be writ
ten or printed with the words ''li-
eense" or mo license" and returns
thereof made and canvassed in the
same manner as other ballots east at
such election under the laws of this
state"
One provision of the bill is that
before a license to retail is granted in
any case, the applicant shall pay into
the county treasury, &c, five hun
dred dollars. II the bill should pass
with this five hundred doIlS- license
clause, it would amount TO the same
as pTohibitory law, excepting in the
larger cities, and eFeR there the num-
Der of saloons would be very much
reduced from what it now is. Towns
abou; the size of BrownviIle could
support only about one. Then the
howl of monopoly would be raised.
There is another popularity about
the bill as it now reads, which is that
it makes no distinction between
beer shops and whisky saloons-all
the same license $500. The biz in
its present shape viii hardly pass.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-02-01
CrRGdock & Son.

Retail dealers in farm produce, fam
lily provisions, stock feed, flour, but
ter, eggs, etc.
The best brands of flour constantly
on hand, and sold at the lowest price.
Cash paid for butter and eggs. Goods
delivered free of charge. according to
order, in any part of the city.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-02-01
County Seat RemOval-NOtiee to the
People.
SENATE CHAMBER,

SENATE CHAMBER,
LINCOLN, NEB., Jan. %, 1877.
To the Citizens OF NemGhd County :
We have received petitions from
several hundred citizens of the county
requesting US to present and advocate
bill providing that where county
seat is located at the North, South,
East or West boundary of 8 county, a
majority vote may remove the same
to point nearer the centre of said
county.
Such q bill will be introduced into
the Senate on Tuesday the S0th inst.
CHURCH HOWE,
J..J. MERCER,
J. q. EVAN,
JOHN FRERICHS.
Members of the Legislature from
Nemaha County.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-02-01

We are pleased TO announce that
the members OF the n. z. Choir OF
this city propose giving a concert in
about two weeks. The concert will
be under the direction of Miss Fannie
Arnold, who will be assisted b. some
of the best musical talent Of the west.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-02-01

- Over at Hawley & Douglas'-sev-
eTal farmers feasiiug their eyes on an
immense wind pump-editor Granger,
who knows about as rT1Uck about such
a piece Of machinery as a last year ;
birds nest is explaining the difficult
features of the wind mill-Nr. S, q
substantial old farmer is present al
sO-is rather hard Of hearing-talks
very loud and says exactly what he
thinks-Mr 5. approaches the Z. G.
and commences conversation
Amt my time about cut for that
paper ?" ne ssked, in tonsytka. plain
" indicated that he wanted 70 know.
Z. g. mumbles something in ans
wer.
"Well, you may stop it-don't want
il any longer! ~ continues Mr..
s. energetica.ly.
Z. @. mumbIes and rlutters again,
and makes frantic gestures for the old
gentleman to step to one side, but Mr..
:. remOrseiessIy continues
"And ihat one you send to o., in
California-yOu may stop that, too
Says he don't want it-too much rebeI
about it to suit him :" The hast word:
were yelled at L. G's coat tail as il
futtered around the corner.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-02-01
For stomaebs Ont Of Order.

No medicine Will 50 efectually improve the tone
OF the stomach these Pills; they remove AL acid
ity Occ>ioned either BY IHtem per8nce or proper
diet. They reach the liver and reduce 10 TO heal
thy action they are wonderfully effcaciOus in
cases OF sp2s-in fact they never fail in curing all
disorders Of the liver and stomach.
HOLLOWAY-S PILLS are the hest known in
the world for the following diseases: AgUe. ASth-
ma Bilious Complaints. = Otches on the Skin,
Bowels. Consumption Debility. DropSy. Dysentery.
E.rySDelas. Female irregularities. Eevers OF all
kinds Fits. Cont Headache Indigestion. Infiam-
nation. JauHdice, Liver complaints. LunbagO.
Piles. Rheurnatis-l. Retention OF urine ScrGlla o.
Kings Evil, sore ThrOats. stone and Gravel. Tie
D0uI0ureur. TumOrs. Ulcers. Worms Of al kinds,
T e.f-ues. from anv cause etc.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-02-01

Mcpherson commenced his an
Dusl auction sale last Saturday, and
will continue every Saturday uatil
his winter stock is elossd ont. Al
these auctions is fireplace to get goods
at your own prices Remember, auc-
tion every Saturday. 1t No. 66 Main
street, Mcpherson Brock.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-02-01
MARRIAGES.

JOHNSON-FREEMAN the Rev. S.
". Blackburn, February I, 1871, Mr.. Charles
J. Johnson. Of Glen Rock, and Miss Mary
Freeman. OF Douglas precinct.
IRVINE-CLARK-By the Rev. s. ".
Blackburn. February !, ISL, Mr.. John F..
Irvine, OF Peru, and Miss Mary L. Clark, OF
Glen Rock.
RURLEY-SWIFT-By Thomas BurreSS,
Esq. February /. ISz7, Mr.. Emial Burley, of
Lafayette and Miss Eliza Swift, Of Glen
Rock.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-02-01

A union temperance meeting viii
be held in the y. Z. Church on Non
day evening, Feb. 9Th, at p. IA An
address viii be delivered by Profr
Knowles. of Colorado, agent of the
National Temperance Society.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-02-01

j. :. HetzsII an family have re-
turned to Brownviile TO take mp their
permanent abode. Hetzell says he'd
rather live in BrOwnville than in sny
town between New YORK and the
Missouri river.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-02-01

Mr. W. Il. WestfGIl has puT-
chased the stock and business hereto
fore carried on by Wm. Rossell. Hen
" is hea: and tidy. end will undOubt-
edly succeed in his new occupation.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-02-01

- Mrs. Marion is now Offering to
sell her business house on Main street
very cheap. For particulars enquire
Of j. s. Stull 25w6
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-02-01

= John Hacker returned yesterday
from Quincy, H., where he had been
20 procure steam pumps and other
machinery 70 more successfully work
his claim in the Black Hills.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-02-01

During the past week We have
had several days OF very pleasant
weather. and business has been very
lively in the city. Daily the streets
have been crowded. With teams.