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The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-11-10
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AN&MA NOTIONS
SALE or
Rober: Iryine's Realty.
Henry Brannon, Administrator OflsobeE
Irvine, deceased, and others,
Tac creditors and heirs Of Robert Irvine
| deceased.
~ CT ASCERT.
Under decree made in this cause on The
ID day of September, 1877, by tho Circuit
Court Of Lewis county, will sell, in front
of the court house Of Lewis county, on The
3rd day of December, 1871,
the real estate of Robert Irvine, directed by
saii decree to be sold, namely:
Lewis County Property.
LOT No. 10, on the cast sllc Of CCatrc
Street, in the town of Weston, on which Il
4 LOT IN WESTON,
in the rear of lot 70. 3, on First Street,
owned by II. II. Smith.
\ PARCEL OF LAND IN WESTON
on both sides of First Street, on what il
called "DramOnd Ill.," containing ) acres
. roofs and poles. Another parcel in
WestOn,
CONTAINING ONE ACRE,
on MaxweIl'S hill. a parCc! south of Wes'
Ion, OH The waters Of Town Run, adjoining
tic parcel Oh "Oiamond Till, )" aud lot Of
Charles Post, containing
l ACRE AND 20 POLES.
Also n parcel adjoining the parcel last
mcn touetl and land Of Patrick Tierrey and
u. Bennett, situate south Of Weston, con
tanning
I ACRES AND Q POLES.
Also tract on Stone Coal creek and the
hill south east of Weston, containing
ABOUT 100 ACRES.
Also trnet on Camp Run, branch oil
Fink's Fork Of Leading Greek, and below
Sycamore Pork, containing
los ACRES AND 5 R00DS.
Also iract on the west side Of the West
Fork river, urar Fair Grounds, containing
l02 ACRES, | ROOD AND -
POLES.
Also tract adjoining the tract Inst men
toned, on the west side OF West Fork river,
CONTAINING & ACRES.
also " tract on Butchers Fork of Sand
Fork ofthe Kanawha river, adjoining land:
Of Michael Collins, containing
III ACRES.
Property in Lewis and Dodlriise
Counties.
y tract lying partly::in each ofthcSC coun
tic', On Sycamore Fork OF Fink's Greek
CONTAINING 1872 ACRES.
10 Dcdliidgc County.
Also tract on SycAmor, Fork of Fink
Greek, containing
2lS ACRES;
AMI tract on Sycamore Fork Of Fink
Crcc&, continuing
223l ARCES.
The lands in mud near Weston will be sOlt
by sub-di,isio into rOnvcniest lots, TO b
represented Oh plat to be exhibited al til
sale, or BY cutir parcels, us may appen
most advantageous
LAM authorizes. to sell tlcsc lands by nri
vaIc sale, ant will ut Nsy time make sal;
thereof, to be reported TO court tor It's action
All sales will be on credit of l +, 9 and
years, PURCHASERS to give notes with goo
personal security, bearing interest from date
HENRY BlIANN0N,
wow Spccin! Commissioner.
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Brukman says he wants those ill.,
dcbtcd to him to pny up ut once, or he
will "sue dem nit do law"
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

". G. Bennett Commissioner,
vs.
NATHANIEL ". Anccll and others.
iS CIAScERY lS 7uE ciRcrIr cocTr OF LEWIS
COvSTY.
In pursuance ola decree rendered in the
above styled cause by said Court At the
September term thereof 1871, tho under
signed special Commissioner will. ut the
front door Of the CNar: lIOu;e Of Lewis
county, en- the first dHy Of the December
term 1871 Of tic County Court for said
county, proceed to sell ut public auction
II lrnct Of
lis ACRES OF LAND.
situated in lie lis County, on St9cp Camp
Fork ofInliau Fork OF Sand Fork, and
known rs the Michael Harlow tract Of land
TERMS OF SALE:
Said tract will he sold upon credit oil
six, twelve, eighteen and twcnty-touE
months, the purchaser executing bond bear
ing interest from date, with approved &C.
curily for the several ins,AllMCntS OF pur'
chase uOHct.
". G. nESSFTT,
dcl97Aw Special Commissioner.
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FRESH OYSTERS EVERY DAY
AT WILKTNS0N'S.

WI. 9. Tins wishes 10 inform
the public that no is now ready 10
make every variety and style Of Orna.
mental Rustic Wuk. Seats, Chair
Flower Vases, &c, made to order at
the lowest figures.
Weston. May 1G.
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s1' WEse by posters printed at
this Office, that Kahn, the Clothing
man, is selling out at cost, preparatory
to leaving in January.
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ES'To Tue RSADEGs Og TnE pEMo.
cnAr.-Tho following s1e the b'st days
to cut and hack filth Of oil kinds for
tho mouth of November; 3rl. SIh,
18th and eth arc COOL, tho l4'h.
18th, Goth, list, :2!2nd and eth are
the best days to hack or sprOut.
9. II. l}EALL.
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-Four Seed Stogies for five
cents at the Cigar Factory.

Apples. Oranges and Lemons al
Willinson's.
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WEsroS, Aug IS, 1877.
Tbs is to certify tina. 5. T.. Barrett
is my authorized agent for The sa!c oil
my piauUs ,1d Organs.
VIZ. IIElSrKAMp.
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Kahn sold ono day las week six
.ovrrcoutS aud 0 suits Of clr.h,s. and
still he has more left.
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Go aud see the glassware at Gregg
rvs.
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REMOVAL.

take this method Of informing my
customers and tho public generally,
that | have removed my stock OIL
groceries, &c., to the store.room for
merly occupied by John c. jackson
Give nc call. j. S. GRrcoEY.
lIc.tcm, NouplLer 81.
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l.. Kahn is still ahead in tue Cloth
ing trade.
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Knitting yarns, hosiery, &C., at Mrs.,
Cox's.
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A fnO lot Of Fancy Stationery at
Pc,crson's Drug Store.
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Glass tumblers Scots u dozen at
GrcgOry's.
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Go to Gregcry's aud get prepared
French Mustard.
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That grave yard cough. Use l'iso'.
Cure. Chalfnnt & Bar" sole agents.
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Moore Bros. have superior cigars for
*ale-,ry them.
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Two 0vcrcOats for sale at Brink
mans.
Scotch Snuff at lNiIkinson's.
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"JoslI" Wilkinson keeps the Wade
Hampton Cigar.
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Grta, bargains at Mrs. Darlintcus
millinery store.
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That superior stock Of glassware at
Grcgory's is not yet exhausted.
Tomato Catsup at Gfcgory's.
\ five dollar lamp for five cents u
Drinkman's.
Go9d .Caewiug TObacco at .Wilkin-
aou's.
Good picked apples, wheat. potatoes,
corn aud oates wanted at lrinkmans.
re- DE GEoRuE .. NOnHls will be
here on the 40th Of October and re.
main Is days. Tho Doctor now uses
Liquid PrO.toAidc Of Nitrogen in ex-
,ructipg teeth, which is said to DO very
superior and SAFE
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PLAS QuEsrloXs.-Are your lungs
affected? lave you hectic cough
Il so, consumption has fastened its
fanss upon you at uncc-uso Piso'I
Cure, for sale at Chalfan. 4 Barc's.
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l. Kahn drfys competition in quail
i'y mud prices, at his new stand
Clothing Mt every description, FROM
hG largest to the smallest.
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desire to inform the people o!
Weston and vicinity that have open.
cd out first-class Grocery in Weston
aud will b. pleased to serve customers
MRs. PATTERSON.
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White Lime at Erinkman'S.
Consult your own interest, aud buy
all yous groceries Of Barns.
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Et' N"rcE.--Wc have waited on
our cutOmcrS for somo time, and we
now wait Monty. Those knowing
thcm>rIvc, indebted to us, will please
call aud settle at once.
J. L. NYAS & Co.
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ll'rI's stock Of Groceries arc of the
best quality, aud arc sold at vcry low
prices.
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SWcc>M Notices..

SWcc>oA Notices..
---------------.--
At Brinkman's one broom, one
bucket, and something else. Your ac-
count is made outcome in and pay or
rem der n schedule.
Grass Seed Of all kinds at Brink.
mans.
Good Timothy Sced-warruntcd, at
Brinkman's.
Brass and copper kettles at Brink.
mans.
G. G. G.-Grcgory's Great Grocery
Twelve cakes OF soap for 2jcts, at
Grcgory's Great Grocery.
Fresh sult Fish received and for sale
at John a. Barns.
Cakes, crackers, &c, at Barns
One barrel Of lund plaster at Brink.
mans.
ConfectiUncrics, Groceries. &C.. at
Brinkman's.
desire to inform the people o!
Weston and vicinity that have open.
al o,,t , Zee, oI,ea Eroccrr IN WnsIon
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OF Valuable Farming Lands III Gilmer
County, West Nirginia.
Michael Ila! den
IS.
Josiah Tucker, James VI. Hayden aud 9th
crS.
IN CIlASCrEY.
As Commissioner ,rvoin ted by decree
Of the Circuit Court Of Lewis county, nj the
special term III August, 1871, will cell AT
public Gale, ~ the highest bidder, at The
front door Of the Court House OF Gilmrr
county, West Virginia, on the 10th day Of
December, 1877, 1t being TIE first LAY Of the
December term Of the County Court Of Gil.
mcr county, q tract OF
Gl$ ACRES OF LAND
heretofore sold by defendant Tucker to de-
Ent.ant UldarrC and If the said Gll acres
OF lanl shOul ID not sell for Il Sum sufficient
to pay the debt, interest, costs anil charges
of 81 Ic due the plaintiff, then | will sell at
the same place, OIL the same terms, and I'M
lnrdiHtCly Rftar the first sale, Il tract Of
1892 ACRES or LAND,
heretofore sold by dc!tnLan, Tucker 10 the
defendant Wilson West. Both OF said tracts
OF land are situate on Horn Creek md StoEC
Lick Kun, tributaries of Leading Creek in
the county OF Gilmcr, and part Of the LOCO
acre tract oil land OF wheel! john Hayden
died seized.
TERMS OF SALE
So mnch cash in hand as may he sufficient
to pay costs of suit and sale, and for :h'
residue u credit orc, i9 aud 10 months vii
he given, aud the purchaser will 10 required
to execute notes with good prrsonal sccuri
ty,' bearing interest from the Day Of sale
The title will lie retained until the further
order Of the court.
MM. L. LIVELY,
nUy3 lw Commissioner.
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~lo4w Special Commissioner.
Henry Drannon, Administrator OflIobcEt
Irvine, deceased, and others,

West Virginia.
At Rules held in the Clerks office OF the
circuit court Of Lewis county, for the moath
ofNoYember, 1871.
Sw&c'cy Il. Jacison, Administrator with
the will annexed Of James v. Jackson, de-
ceased,
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IN CIASCEliY.
Tue object Of This suit is to settle the adj
nIiuislra;iOu nc, Ouat3 VI S!Okrly Il. jack
son, Administrator with the vii! UnarNrI o.
james ", Jackson, deceased; couvrac the
creditors Of suil dcccdvnti compet The lr,.I.
tees to re fund to the administrator advances
made for the payment Of the debts snil
drcCdcnt; aud 10 ratahIy pay debts yet uu
raid ! aud 1t ucCc.sNry, to srII his real I'd
tate for the paytnsRi u his debts.
Aud itappsariug by affidavit iilel tina /
EeIccca Whitr, defendant in this cause, is
IL nonresident OF this State, it is ordered
that she appear nj the clerks Oili:c Of said
court, at rules 10 be held therein, OH the
first Monday in December, IS77,aad do wha
Is necessary to protect her interest in this sui
" Il. DYRSE, Clerk.
W. G. Bennett, AIRY. Noyl0+w.
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W, sIoa, August II.
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CUMMlSo lUNEllo SALE
OF Valuable Farming Lands III Gilmer
County, West Virginia.
Michael Ila! den
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Confectioncrics, Groceries, &c., at
Brinkman'a.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-10-25
COMMERCIAL.
CHICAGO MARKET.

Following Is a daily summary Of the Chi
cago market for the past week. made up from
the Chicago Daily TTibtgle's report. As We
go to press Wednesday afternoon, our report
will only be mp to and including Tuesday OF
each week.
October T7.-Wheat.sIOS for October. ana
sI.O53S for November. Corn, 42i for October,
and 42l4 for November. Barley, 81 cash, and
6l1& for November. Hogs, Sf.5O655.3O. Cattle
s2O0G555.
October Is.-Wheat SLOT <for October ana
SI.0f7l for November. Corn. 4z5S for October
and 421z for November. Barley, 5gZTc cash,
and 6015c for November. Hogs, SA6o45-25.
Cattle, s2.WG5sO.
October I9.-Wheat, sII9 for october aRd
sI.O6 for November. Corn, 43 cash and g
for NOvemDeE. Barley. 30 cash. and 90 for
November. Hogs, SL75G525. Cattle, s2.0oG
$50
October 20-Wheat. sLOs5z for October ana
sl.O555 tor November. Corn. 49, cash and
327- Tor November. Barley, 591z cash and co..
for November. Hogs, SA75a5 :. Cattle
s2-5O95.5O.
October 2-Wheat. Size for October auu
sI.O5 for November. corn, "A cash and 49,
for November. Barley. 5g34 fo- October. and
601z for November. Cattle, S225a5.Sj. ILo-s
s5.O0a5 -
october 23.-Wheat, SLIO for October and
sI.O6 for November. Corn, 45 cash and a
for November. Barley, 6oeTG1I1 cash. Hogs
SL9Ogj.60. Cattle, S2OOG5.Gz
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-10-25
4 Special Premium Offer.

The National Monthly, now in its
second volume, is a lsrgs illustrated
paper of IS pages, containing the
choicest stories, poems, sketches, &c,
by the best writers of.the day. The
subscription price is only S1.O0 a year,
and every subscriber receives an ele-
CANT crayOn picture, 22x28 inches in
size entitled "Yes or Mop" Send six
cents in stamps fer a sample copy Of
the paper 70 the National AOnthly,
lock box ia, Washington, D. c. We
will send the National Monthly and
THE ADVERTISER, both for one wear.
and also the premium picture, for
s. go. Now IS the time to subscribe
for your home newspaper, and secure
q fiFst-class monthly and q magnifi-
cent premium. for a little more than
the price of this paper alone. Please
call the attention of your neighbors,
who are not subscribers to this paper,
TO the above liberal offer. Present
subscribers can have their time ex-
tended one year from the expiration
OF their subscription, upon the same
terms.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-10-25
Eor the Old and NewWest.

browns Liver Pills are a positive
and sure cure for headache, bilious
and liver complaint. They are pre-
pared especially for the diseases of the
West.
Eureka Ague Pills never fail to cure
when taken according TO directions.
ask for this great Ague Remedy.
Everybody should have on hand a
bottle of Brown : Black berry and Gin
ger. for diarrho, dysin terry aud bow
eI complaints. Ask for it. Price, fif-
tv cents per bottle.
Rrown's Arnica Liniment and Ar
Mica Salve have no equal for the cure
of sprains. rheumatism, sweiiings,
cuts and bruises.
Browns Cough Balsam and Tar
Troches cure coughs, colds, sore
throat, hoarseness and lung affections.
Ask for a preparation of Sarsaparil-
la, Dande.ion and Iodide of POTASH
um. for the blood and liver.
For sale by A. w. Nickel. H. G.
Lett and ". Il. McCreerv, Brown
vile, Net. 4Iml
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-10-25
Mineral Poisans.

When BIcbeth told the Doctor to throw
physic 10 the dogs" and added that he would
take none OF II, he was doubtless addressing
one Of those empires who prescribe Mercu-
for every disease they have occasion TO treat
in the course OF their practice. Mineral poi
son when once taken into the system Is en-
feebling IN Its effects, and can never be erRd-
icated. but is a source Of perpetual torment,
causing pains and aches 10 affect the sufferer
every time there is a change OF the weather.
The only safety lies IN purely vegetable
remedies, such as DR.. RadcIif-s seven Seals
or Golden Wonder. which Is sovereign
remedy in great variety OF the most COM
mon and malignant diseases. Oct
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-10-25
Tne season Of Tntsrmittenas.

All miasmatie complaints, in other words
all disorders generated by unwhOleSOrne ex-
halatiOns from the earth or water are preva-
lent at this season In every section subject
20 the visitation Of fever and ague, or other
forms OF intermittent disease. the causes
which produce these naladies are now &C
lively at work. This, therefore, Is period
OF the year when the inhsoitants Of such
districts should prepare their systems TO
meet the unwhoIesome condition OF the at
mOsphere by a course OF tonic and Alternative
treatment. Foremost among the fnvigor-
ants, recommended by time and experience
asa means OF fOrtifying the system against
ali endemic and epidemic maladies. stands
HOstetter's Stomach Bitters. BY q timely
use Of the BItterS, the feebleSt resident OF
an unhealthy soil may escape the sickness
which. without the aid Of this potent ally-OF
nature, will be apt tOOyertake the strongest.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-10-25
Rried Beef
At Huddart's Family Grocery Store

- After the great fruit exhibit at the
late Nebraska State Fair, the Nema-
ha and OtOe county tables were pho
tographed by Cline the celebrated ar
tist of Lincoln. The 3. d NJ. Rail-
road company with an eye to business
and advertising the State, had a huge
pyramid of shelves or steps erected,
twenty feet in hight, and after plac-
ing the best fruits on It had il photo
graphed also. The design and arrange
ment of this pyramid is striking and
appropriate. The top is surmounted
by buffalo head, and at the base is a
sleeping coyote, or prairie wolf sur
rounded by plates of apples. The
buffalo head and wolf are specimens
of taxidermy, the originals long since
having fgone west" or to the happy
hunting grounds; and their places are
now filled with orchards producing
the unparalleled luscious fruits on ex-
hibitiOn. We are authen tically in
formed that all the fruits in this pyr-
amid were from Nemaha county, 9TH
er exhibitors having removed their
fruit before its completion. These
pictures we have seen and they are re
ally magnificent for parlor or office
ornaments. and better for sending
abroad as advertisements. They will
be on sale at Lett's store shortly when
those wishing can procure them.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-10-25

little lady. The girls stepped up one
st a time and kissed her-but there
was little boy there, Robbie Teare.
When it came his turn he looked at
the miniature woman, hesitated, drew
back undecided as to what he had
better dO--the audience began to laugh,
Miss Minnie smiled, and the little fell
low rushed off the stage. She looked
too much like a little girl for him.
When that boy gets old he'll always
regret that act as a chance unimprov-
Il
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-10-25

VIM. II. Hoover, the old county
and District Clerk, proposes to pay
particular attention to real estate and
conveyancing business again. Mr.
Hoover has had more experience in
this business and is better posted in
regard to the location and quality of
lands in this part of the country than
any man in Southern Nebraska. In
addition to this, and which makes
his services desirable, he has the most
thorough system Of abstract of titles
in the county, and can trace the title
of any piece of land in the county
quickly and correctly. We call atten-
ton to his card elsewhere in these
columns.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-10-25

John @. A. Smith hauled into
town on Wednesday morning a wsg-
on load of apples, the largest and
handsomest we ever saw on the streets
of Brownvilie. They were grown in
his orchard, two and a half miles
South of town, and were unloaded at
Joe Huddart's grocery.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-10-25

"Fairview" has a letter on the
first page of this paper. We think it
exceedingly illogical and "boshy. !"
AS he is such q stickler for things TO
appear just they are, and don't believe
in paint or illusions, which We ac-
knowledge is virtue. we print his
piece UerbdtiDl ct pltnctuGtiDl ct eUeTy-
thing and ask his pardon for having
heretofore made his effusions appear
differently from what they really
were, and promise not to do so any
more.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-10-25
Boots, Shoes.
Anything you want in this
line YOU can find at LOWnaan's

- An enterprising citizen, or an in
telligent family, either of town or
country, will not deprive themselves
of the luxury and benefits of their
old reliable home paper. a few days
ago a very prosperous and intelligent
farmer, who had permitted himself
through negligence to become in ar
rears on his subscription and dropped
from our list, called at our office, set
tied the old bill and paid year in ad-
vance, saying that be could not afford
to do without his old paper. He had
tried others, he said, but none "flled
the BILL" as a local and family paper,
so well as the well filled columns of
the old ADVERTISER. He did not ap-
preciate its value until he and bis
family had been for a time deprived
of its weekly visits. Pertinent to this
matter the State journal has an item.
as follows:
The value of reliable and ably con-
Quoted newspaper TO any town or
community can hardly be estimated.
and yet it is perhaps never thorough
ly appreciated. We become so famil-
lar with it that we look upon it as
something to be expected as matter
of course, but it is only when we find
ourselves deprived of its medium of
communication, that we realize its
value. Itis not only the information
contained in paper that constitutes
its value. 1t discusses faithfully and
fearlessly the live issues of the day.
and is a powerful means of education.
For this reason ii demands a higher
degree of talent, and requires a vast
amount Of labor and research. 1t goes
abroad, is read and copied from to an
extent realized by few, and the citv
or town is Judged by this standard.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-10-25

- Attention is called to the offer
made by the National SiIver-Plating
Co., 7O4 Chestnut St. philadelphia, in
our columns. Their silverware IS
beautiful and fully up to standard,
and their generous offer is available TO
all the readers of this paper for ninety
DAYS after date. 15w4
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-10-25
Authorized AGENTS.

Tr-vS Bros are our authorized agents AZ Nema-
ha CITY 10 receive and receipt for monies due rs
THOMAS BURREss is our authorized agent in Glen
Rock precinct 10 receive and receipt for monies
due Us ca EUu5--iqtlGE-
A j. I,rrrEI az ST. De-1ius is our authorized agent
z-rla- place. 70 receive subscriptions and adver-
t-InE. and 20 collect and rece!ptf0r monies due
THE ADvERTIsEE-
,oHs =. 1IINICR IS oET authorized agent al Aspin-
wall % receive subssripto and advertising, and
csLecl anc receipt Tor monies due Us.
FAIREROTHER & HACKER,
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-10-25

= If Clinton Briggs would run as
an independent candidate for Supreme
Judge, be would carry the state by o
large majority y.-L!HcOIn Globe.
o, give US a rest aoout "Clinton
Briggs" What's the use of such
bosh. Briggs nor any other man
could carry the state against the Re-
publican nominee.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-10-25

The rapidly increasing demand
for FIlert's Extract of Tar and Wild
Cherry, is a positive indication of its
merits. Thousands Of individuals who
have heen cured of coughs, colds,
bronchitis and iUcipient consumption,
where other remedies have failed, are
the best proofs possible that this is,
without doubt, the best cough remedy
vet discovered. For sale by Nickel.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-10-25

L. G. Lock wood, at his steam re-
pair and wagon shop, has everything
needed in the construction or repair
Of light or heavy wagons, bug
zies, or farm machinery Of any kind,
either in iron or wood.