Nebraska advertiser., 1879-07-03
Fourth of July, 1879.

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ground.
The.refreshments and eatables will
be of picnic character and partaker
by spreads In shades of the numerous
huge spreading oaks covering the
ground.
THREE. BANDS OF MUSIC
Will be in attendance. discoursing
sweet sounds to the thousands who
will be present.
THE BROwNvILLE CHORAL.UNIoN,
Under tuitionland management by
PROF. JAMES r. DYE,
Have in preparation q series Of Ma
tional songs which will be produced
and presented in a style heretofore
Unprecedented.
THE GRAND STAND
VIII present a splendid spectacular
scene of the
GODDESS OF LIBERTY,
Surrounded by young Misses clad
in stars and stripes, one representa-
tive for each State in the Union.
A GENUINE U. S. REGULATION, BUNT-
". ING FLAG,
'.Will be presented the largest dele
CATION attending this celebration from
any towb,or precinct in this State, or
Missouri, Brownville city or precinct
not to compete.
The grand marshal, Capt. Black
will be provided with military es-
cort of mounted men, who will re-
ceive delegations and conduct them
to the grounds, assigning them ac-
commodations. All the people of
Brownville are requested to form in
procession on Main street, opposite
Marsh Block, at 10 O'Clock, for the
purpose of receiving the Missouri
delegation, and--with them In grand
procession, march to the grounds.
PROGRAMME OF THE DAY.
All who desire to participate In the
celebration of the day, are requested
to be on the ground by eleven O'Clock
at fsrthest.
No fire crackers or fire works of any
kind Will be permitted on the
grounds. Demonstrations of this
character will take place In the city
in the evening.
A national salute will be fired on
the ground at sunrise by the Brown
Vile Artillery.
At twelve o'clock the exercises at
the grand stand will commence by
unveiling the spectacular scene, fol-
lowed by:
Let. National Air By the Brown
Vile Silver Cornet Band.
I'd. Star Spangled Banner by the
Brownville Choral Union.
Sd. Prayer by the Chaplain, Rev.
s. P. Wilson.
4th. Martial music by London
Martial Band.
5th. Reading Declaration of Inde-
pendence by s. A. Osborn.
9Th. America, by the Choral Union.
9TH. Grafton by DIR. Geo. L. Miller.
Sth. Music by BrownvIlle Martial
Band.
9th. Music by Brownville Silver
Cornet Band.
10th. Dinner.
An hours intermission for refresh.
ments.
AFTER DINNER
The people will again assemble al
the grand stand, when the following
Toasts will be given and responses
follow:
"The Day we eCelebrate"-Response
by Judge J. S. Church.
Nebraska" - Response by Hon.
Thos. J. Majors.
"Nemaha County"-Response by
DR.. A. S. Holladay.
"The Farmers of Nemaha County
Response by Hon. Church Howe.
"The Old Settlers of Nemaha Coun.
ty"-Response by Ed. Thos. B. Ed.
wards.
"The Press of Nemaha County,
Response by Geo. w. Fairbrother, Sr
"The Commercial interests of Ne.
maha County"-RespOnse by Capt
Jno. L. Carson.
"Our Music and Drama"-Response
by T. L. Schick.
"Our Educational Interests"-Re.
sponse by DR.. Curry, Of State Normal
School.
1.-The Ladies"-Response by J. H
Broadly.
VOLUNTEER TOASTS AND RESPONSES
There are some additional import
ant and interesting features connect
ed with this celebration, not now full
Iy consummated, which will be an
nounced hereafter, and in due time.
The following named ladies have