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VOLUME XL1
NEMAHA, NEBRASKA, FRIDAY, OCT. 16, 1896.
NUMBER 16
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Local DSTows.
Additional local on last page.
H. G. Emery lias moved to Julian.
Only two weeks from next Tuesday
until election.
Sherman Had lock moved to Brown
villo Thursday.
Henry Williams waB up from Shu
bert Wednesday.
Mies Emma Cr'm went to Syracuse i
Thursday, to visit her sister, Mrs. J.F.
Wykes.
Misses Brooks and Elliott will have
a cloak sale in Nemaha, beginning Sat
urday, the 24th, and lasting one week.
I. N. Cooper lias moved down on his
farm south of town, on which his son-in-law,
Everett Larimoro, was living.
Charloy Woodward went to Lincoln
Wednesday, to attend business college
Prank went with him, returnin j'tho
next day.
We are requested to announce that
Rev. E. S. Chamberlain will hold reg
ular services in Nemaha on Sunday,
October 18th.
Doc Clark is feeling about as proud
and happy as any one can all on ac-
count of tho birth of a handsome oight
pound daughter.
Mrs. Bosina Wheeler has been very
sick with rheumatism for several
days, but is improving- under Dr. Kay's
skillful treatment.
Tho editor was unable to bo out of
bed Monday, but is now fepling a great
deal better.and it is hoped the improve
meut will bo petmanent.
Church Howo gave us a pleasant call
Friday morning. Church has a walks
away this year, but is doing some hust
ling' for the whole ticket,
Co to tho McKinley club meeting
next Monday night, and listen to Hon
O. A. Corhin. candidate for iloat lopro
eemative. He is a good talker.
lion. 0. A. Corbin, of Johnson conn
ty, lepublieau candidate for iloat rep
resentative, will address tho Nemaha
McKinlay club next Monday night.
Tlin "liny Tramp" uido un excellent
speech at the opera house last Satins
clay night. Although tho night was
quite stormy tho hall was well filled.
1 1 en ry C. Ferguson, republican can
didate for the legislature, was getting
Nemaha citizens Tuesday. Mr.Forgus
son will make a good icpresontativo.
Mario Tourlelot, optician, of Lin
coln, will tie in Namaha Friday, Octo
ber 23rd, at Taylor's drug store. Any
luio not suited with glasses should call
on her.
Tho new sidewalk at tho Methodist
church was paid for by the Methodist
ladies' aid society not by the ladie3 of
i he oliunjh, as Tim Advkutiseu staled
last weok.
Mrs. Klice, of Garnott, Kansas, is
visiting her daughters, Mrs. Mattie
Woodward and Mrs, Fannie Yackly,
and hersisteis, Mrs. Ollio Scovill and
Mrs. Pres Barker.
Hon. G. W. Cornell will address the
peoplo of Nemaha on the political is
sues of tho day Saturday night of this
week, at Hoover's opera house. Every
body is invited to be present.
Dr. John B. Jack is making friends
wherever he goos. Ho Is a good phy.si
chin and a line young man in every
wui . Bo sure and see that hib name is
not missed when you go to voto.
Mrs. M. C. Williams, of Orango.Cal .
ifornia, arrived in Nomaha Friday of
last week, on a visit to her brother,
Charley Curttright. She left for Ann
mosii, Iowa, on Tuesday, to visit other
relatives.
WOOD AND CORN.
We wish all our delinquent subserN
bers who can furnish us wood or corn
would briii,' tho saino in at otitic, ao wo
need it. Either old or new corn will
he taken.
The Bennett mill is again running,
with James F. Bennett in charge. Mr.
Bennett informs us ho is now prepared
to grind buckwheat and rye, in addi
tion to regular grist work, and solicits
patronage.
Judgo S. P. .Davidson, of Tecumseh,
will address tho Nemaha McKinley
club Monday ovoning, October '20th.
The judge is an ablo speaker and will
make an interesting address. Euerys
body is Invited.
Chris Shuck has bought tho Banks
house in tho western part of town, oc
cupied by Creon Burgess, and Jake and
Phil Shuck have moved in Mr. Bur
gees will occupy part of tho house un
til after election.
Judge Stull made one of tho best
speeches of the county campaign at
Brownvillo Monday night. lie was
tho principal speaker, as Church Howe
and Judgo Burnham were both at an
other appointment.
REWxTID S2B reward wi'I bo paid
for evidence that will convict tha per
son or persons who cut the wires on
tho division fence between the under
signed. C. C. Seklkv,
Gko. E. Dyu.
As Prof. .T.CJ.Shull wanted to get out
and do a little campaigning, lie secured
permission of the school board to have
ex Superintendent Win. M. Crichton
take his place for a few days. Prof.
Crichton has been teaching this weok.
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The republican meeting al fljllsjhtlo
Tuesd'iy night was a good one. Tho
house was jammed full, and big crowds
-tood around on tho outside, at the
door and windows. Church Howe, A.
J. Burnhain and O. A. Corbin weie the
principal speakeis.
Tho members of t ho NVunha Mc
Kinley glee club Messrs. Cmther,
Zook, Dorram and Maxwell are cov
ering themselves all over with (.'lory
this campaign bv their ningii'g. At
Brownvillo and Hillsdale thmr Kinging
brought forth enthusiastic applause.
John Dorram had one of tho poorest
counterfeit dimes passed on him a few
days ago that we huvo ever seen. It
lias tho appeal auce of being maun fact
lured very wently, and it would be
well for all in be on their guard, as a
gang of counterfeiters ma be in this
vicinity.
Rov.C II Gimiore moved to Blown
vil'o Thursday, into the M. E. parson
age recently purchased. Tho citizens
of Nemaha regret very much to have
Bro Gilmoro and family move awav
from Nemaha, but aro glad that he
will continue to preach for us the en
suing year.
A CARD OF f HANKS.
The wife, parents, brothers and sis
ter of Everett Larimore wish to return
their heartfelt thanks to tho Woodmen
of tho World and to the friends and
neighbors for their valuable aid and
assistance during tho illness of the de
ceased .
At tho republican caucus held last
Saturday tho following nominations
were made for piecinct odlcors:
For assessor James F Drain.
For justice of tho peace to iill vacan
cyJohn E. Crother.
For constable to fill vacancy I) T
Smiley.
For judges of election G N Titus,
Win G Maxwell, Walter Hadlock.
For clerks of election Ciias F Zook,
W W Sanders.
For road overseers Dist, 32, Robert
Frost; Dlst. as, Win W Seid; Dist. JJ4
WT Russell.
Ilipans Tabules euro biliousness.
Rlpans Tabules euro torpid liver.
The entertainment given by tho ju
venilo literary society at tho opora
house Friday night of last week was
excellent. Tho little folks always do
well, especially when trained by Miss
Brooks, as there was a drizzling rain
nearly all tho evening, man wore kept
from attending, and it was therefore
decided to repeat tho entertainment
Friday night of tills weok.
Hon. 0, A. Corbin, republican can
didate for tloat representative, gave up
a plnasant call Tuesday. Mr. Corbin
was tho tloat representative from No
malia and Johnson counties during the
session of 18S0, and served with honor
and credit to himself and the counties
lie represented. Nothing lias ever
been chaiged against him as an honor
able man, and all admit his ability.
Nemai."i piecinct should give Sey
mour Ilowoa big voto. Ho has llvtd
hero almost over sinco tho town was
started, and no ono ever knew him to
do any tiling mean or dishonorable. He
is a man of strong convictions and is
not afraid to express them; a man of
unswerving Integrity, whoso word is
as good as his bond. Ho will always
bo found voting and working on the
right side.
The McKinley club "flung its banner
to tho bree.V bent Saturday. It is 43
feet, long and a yard wide, ami is
stretched across the sticet from the
opera house to tho Hag pole. On the
banner in two lines covering almost
its entire length is painted in large let
tern, "McKinley and Ilobart Club of
Nemaha City, Nebr. A Sound Dollar
and a Chance to Earn It." Sherm
Hadlock did the painting.
There will be services in the Episco
pal church at Nemaha on Thursday
evening, Oct. 22nd, by Rev. Irving P.
Johnson, of South Omaha, district
presbyter of tho Episcopal church. He
is very anxious to meet all interested
in the resuming of legular Servian in
tliij church. He will also hold meet
ings at Peru Wednesday evening, and
at Auburn Friday ovoning. A general
invitation is extended tho public to at
tend these services.
A. J. ttiirnham, the repuh icaw can
didate for county attorney, lias heen
making some splendid speeches during
the present, canipnign, not only in Ne
maha hut in Johnson mid Hichardson
counties. Mr. Hurnham in now solv
ing the fourth year as county attorney.
During tho time lie lias heoti in ollice
lie has not only conducted the criminal
cases with ahility, but has saved the
county a great deal by his advice to
the commissioners, do is deserving
of re-ulection. Ho will receive more
than the republican vote.
Mrs. William II. IJrookover died at
her residence in Hrownvillo Thursday,
October 15th, of consumption. The
deceased was a daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Jesse H. Fanner. After a happy
married lifo of only a little over two
years the loving husband is called upon
to bid farewell to the ono whom he
had chosen as his lire companion, and
now he is ieft alono. The bereaved
ones have the sympathy of all in their
hour of trial.
A hnhy girl, about one year ono old
is left, winch the mother previous to
her death gave to her sister, Mrs. Ed
Puller, of Vesta, who has had the care
of the liUlo ono for several months,
during the mother's sickness.
The iuneral services were held at
the Christian church at Nemaha Fri
day forenoon.
Call at Tins Advkutiskii office for
republican literature. Wo havo nu
morons kinds of pamphlets lor free
distribution. Call in and got some,
FOR SALE Oil TRADE.
House and two lots in Nemaha.
Apply to Ki:mi Colkuiok.
Save your Peach Seed
The Titus Nursery will pay 50 cents
per bushel cash or 75 cents in trade.
Itipans Tabules euro Indigestion.
QUiOjIiS: SALE.
Misses Brooks and Elliott will hold a Cloak
Sale in Nemaha, beginning
SATURDAY, OCTOBER M,
and lasting one week. A full line of
Ladies' and Children's Wraps Will
be shown. All styles and pricos.
Come and see them.in Titus & Williams store room.
W. W. SANDERS,
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Noinalia City, Nob.
UMiBSEMI
ROBERT ROSS, Prop.
Kliavlnt,',
llulr Dressing,
liutnitoonliic,
lluror IIoiiuIiik.
apoclul attention puld to Ladles niul Children.
Aycnlfor NehrunUa City Atcum .uuiutrj.
Kerker & Hoover,
Uonlor In
ZSVLIEQ-A-TS
Highest prices jmlii;for lildos, lnrd, ttulow
l(,ll 11(1, ete
NEMAHA CITY, NEBRASKA.
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Shubort, Nebraska,.
Does a fjouoral practice. All calls
promptly answered, day or night. 7 17
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PITS1CIU 4R0 S0B6E0H
C" IMCGIiVi-nl'-S: niHotiM'sor llio iSlclii, 1)1.
O e.iHo r- Wommi niul Uhllilicn Will
nroin-.' niiiiwor nil culls, oltlior tiny or
(1l. i.. i Keynote, Drug Slme
- Nebraska
A ftP A "vT toHnll Cmuitfn rown Krult
rL MA.LM unci (Jrmiinonini 'I ret-H,
fc iliiiiiilii Hlirnlx. Hoses. Bulbs unci
HulliniiNl'liiutH. Qraiio Vines, Hinnll irtilts
Recti l'oti loeH.oto. We ciuulouuo only tlio
liiinllt'Htiuul most popuuir vnrit'iifM iiiiuhu'i
cei'tl In the rottleriL oIIiiiiiIoh. New hi-uvui
now eoininenoln"; complete outfit free. n.iIii
ty imhI expeiiNes puld from sliiil tor full time
oi Utieral commission forpiirMlme
Apply now, iKldicNSliiK neurcHt olllce, nnd
Ketcnule- of ferritin y.
IjUKH WtOl'IIKUs rOMP.VNY,
Jnlernulloiml NurHui les,
Chlo'tKo, Illinois, or Montreal, Qtiobcu.
Ilipans Tabules: ono rIvcs relief.
Ilipans Taoules cure liver troubles.
wtary
SIPS
NEW :CASH: STORE.
TVeM3ial'i
Rice 5c Sugar Drip Molasses, line '10
Prunes Oc Oat Meal 08
Peaches 00 All shades in Henriettas 22c pr yard
Package Coffee 20 Good Prints at 05e
Mocha and Java Roast Coffee .10 Lij Muslin at 0.0c
Japan Tea ):, 21 inch Turkey Red Handkerchiefs ono
Lilly Starch oil 21 inch Turkey Red Handkerchiefs 03c
Horse Shoo Tobacco 7 A new lino of lints from lfle to S2.00
Rattle Axo Tobacco 28 McKinley Hats aro beiutieo.
Toddy 2.3 Boys' Suits Irom S3 cents to 84.00
DRY : GOODS, : GENTS' : FURNISHING : GOODS,
Kirkendall Co. Shoes: The best on the market. '
Everything at BedRook Prices
Evorything that is kept in a general store can be found here, with
prices to suit tlio times Call anil see me and get prices.
1 AnifipRfisi' fh tlwp
NEMAHA,
J)R. W. W. KEELING,
NliMAU.V OlTV, NKUUAl'CA..
Olllce llr.it door south of Parle hotel.
Cuius SohijAUoick
Hepresuntlnc
Cooper
tlio ruMtllnir
Liveryman
OK NliMAlTA.
Leiivo your orders
for a lenin, hnelc or
liny, nnd
Wu JJOTIIK IhJST.
Our Uncle moo'Hitll
inliis
B.BellAndrews.M.D.Ph.D,
Surgeon Specialist,
Stella, - Nobraska
Operations for Cataract and all opera
tions on the eye, Vericocolo, Ilernii,
Hemorrhoids, etc., performed with
out chloroform and painless. Pa
tients from abroad cim obtain bonvd
and hospital facilities at prices lesa
than in a city, considering Hlcill and
8 Hillary surroundings. Parties
seeking relief through surgical
means will do well to confer with
Dr. Andrews.
COPYRIQrlTSo
CAIV I OltTATN A PATENT f For a
K.IiU,it,i2IE?r ""i' nn I'fnoat opinion, write to
nl UNN Sc '0 who have lind nearly llfty ywirs
ucpcriunoa'ntlio iNitpnt IiuwIihtb. Camiiiiiiiinw
MonBHtrlRtlr confldontln!. A ItunillionU of In
lorinutlon ooncetnliiK I'utciilN and how to ob
tain thorn went fioc. Also n entuloauu of mochau.
c inil Foluntltlo hooks cent free.
'7'intB taken, tliraiicn Munn & Co. refvo
jneelttl notion In tlio Mcietitltlo Aiuerirnii, and
thus are broimlit rUloly boforotho nulillo with
out cost to tho Inventor. This nplondld pnpor,
iMiiedwoolcly.olcBnntly Illustrated, liaa by far tho
....Kujiv iiuiuuiiiiu oi any Kcionuua wont in uio
iiuiiii. iT. u yiwr. DHiiimc
tifiJ ;ja'n, in eoloru, nnd plintosranlia of n
lioutod. with plum, enabling liullderj to elioir Uio
lutuni uuniKiia aim ui'rurn cuiurACl, AdilroKS
liUNH in 0OM ,VMf VOKS, 3U1 IlUOiUrA-"
&, rTci
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Canned Corn flo
Canned String Heaus 03
Canned Tomatoes 8c
Canned Lima Beans 8c
Vivwwni i-i ii v-1 1 inwu imniiivo mim
i y L
iiuildliiu Kdltlon. montlilr, K.60 b yar. Blimlo
rnplcfl, 'lit cents. Kvury uumlmr mntnin immk
cnnies sont iron.
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NEBRASKA.
