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BROWNVILLE, NEBRASKA, THURSDAY, FEB. 23, 1882.
NEBRASKA ADVERTISER
Small-pox Ib decreasing in CMiieago.
CSeti. Ilrisbln, at Ft. Keogb, predicts
an Indian war imminent.
Indications for a Rood crop of sprlnp
wheat in England aro very favor.tblo
at present.
Washington younj: ladios speak of
tho President's tall young son as
"Prince Arthur."
Orange trees tiro in full bloom at
Churei.ston, and the weather as warm
as usual in April.
Frederick A. Tuttle ,'is the name of
the now governor of Arizona succeed
ing Gen. Fremont. :
At Olsan, Pa., last week, lo.,000 bar
rels of coal oil were consumed in n eon-
llagratioii. That made u big blaze.
i
Oscar Wild, tho English poet and
philosopher, lectured last week before
Ch"eajo's biggest and best audiences.
Margaret Messenger, only 14 years
old, n England, has been sentenced to
be hung for niunieriugababyof wiiich
slio was the nurse.
1). ir. Wheeler, Secretary of the State
Hoard of Agriculture last week at
tended tho National Agricultural Con
vention in Xew Yoik.
Arthur J)wight Pilliugs, a theatrical
actor of some note, suicided in Now
York, last week, by taking laudanum,
says a dispatch. It is more than prob
able that it was whisky, he winding up
on laudanum.
The law of (Jeprgia makes it a crime
to point u pistol or a gun at another,
eithor in fun or malice, whether the
gun or pistol bo loaded or, not. li.v.
A good law, and every state should
have such a one. - !
Ex-Secretary Blaine keeps himself in
seclusion, except to special fi lends, tit
his home. Few persons see hi m' so fre
quently as Ilutchins, editor of the
Washington I'osl.H.rrlianrc.
That is certainly strange- if true: as
tho Post is tho Deinociatic organ in
Washington.
ma m w
The Virginia legislature lias abolish
ed tho whipping post. All the Demo
crats, howover, excepting two, voted
to sustain the barbarous monument
erected only to Democratic principles,
tho glory of which no other party covets
or dojiies to shiiro.
i . am -
Mr. Warner, of Tennessee, litis a bill
in tho llouso which proposes the
abolishment of National banks. It
will hardly pass, fortheabolisliinentof
National banks would result in a con
traction of the currency, and this the
people do not want.
Maj. V. D. Washburn, superintend
ent of construction of tho Missouri Pa
cific railroad, while inspecting some
road in Texas on the 17th inst. in a
hand car, was run Into by flat caw and
killed. W, M. Stoll, a contractor, and
his wife and child woio also on the
hand car. and all lb reo woro killed.
Tho loss of Mr. Washburn will bo deep
ly felt by tho company, as ho stood at
tho head of his profession,
Tho National Distillers and Spirit
Dealers Association aio working hard
in Washington in favor of a revenue
bill introduced into tho llouso by Mr.
Carlisle, of Kentucky, They want tho
tax on distilled spirits reduced, aftor
tho 1st of August, from 111) to r0 cents
DOT trillion ntui chiim (hilt, t lm rrnvni-n.
nient will derive more benefit from tho
Hmullor than the larger sum. Last
year tho revenue on spirits was 02,
000,000. Mrs. Catharine Doty and Mrs. Ida
Sonnett, lived in tho suburbs of India
napolis. Whilo walking into tho city
to church a few oveniugs ago on a rail
way track they were overtaken by a
switch engine. They Jumped from one
track to another, on which a train was
coming from tho opposito direction.
Sooing their new peril, they endeavored
to avoid it by standing betweon tho
tracks, but the approaching engines
passed nt this point, and they were
knocked from ono to tho other, both
boing instantly killed by tho force of
tho concussion, although thoy woro not
run ovor. Mrs. Doty wiih it widow.,
and leaves two children, and Mrs, Son
nett a husband aud four ehildron,
, o.. uw,
iwtistjwtti. jLsiMiiiiMLUiiiLWrwwnfrci.t'.u)iuji..iiuit
Statement of Froight Rocoived aud Forward
ed for Yoar Ending Deo. 31, 1801.
ItEOEIVKI). CARS.
Lumber 81
Coal 2ft
Salt ir
Agricultural implements ft
Wagons ' ' ft
Buggies '. . l
Emigrant movables io
Potatoes ". ft
Wheat (seed) .'; 2
Horses '. : :
Miscellaneous' inllrclfaiidiso! . .' 110
Coal oil '..'.'.?: 2
stoves ...: .. ''.'.. ::v."..... 2
rORWARDED. , '( , y- . , . , (;.U8.
Wheat . . . i . . . . '. N'-'f ''" 04
Hye ....: 4
Barley.. .,..-, j. . .-. ... 10
Corn ,..' H8
Cattle .,:....,' u ft i
'Hogs t.,i. ., 40
1 lOI rt(S p , , 4f t i m m )
Emigrant movables , 8
Brick io
Wood ; oa
Miscellaneous merchandiso 80
Seraph on 2
Sawdust .'
Sand r,
ftOl
It must be remembered that, owing
to the high water, tho trains were only
run about nine otoliths during the
year.
Church Howe also puts his views in
print from which we gather that he fa
vors tho action of the regents, and we
extract as follows:
"I believed then as I do now that the
removal of either ono of these factions
and the retention of tho other will not
remedy tho evil, nnd until there is a
complete cleaning out from chancellor
to janitor and a re-organization effect
ed, the State University will not be an
Institution of learning worthy of tho
appropriation of one hundred and sixty
thousand dollars the state has made for
it during the past three sessions' of the
Legislat tire. Pawnee Hjitcrpi'ise.
Tho Enterprise quotes Mr. ITowo's
lnngffageTrt shb'w that ho "favors the
action of tho regents," and it shows
exactly the contrary. Mr. IIowo clear
ly says that "tho removal of Profs.
Church, Emerson and Woodbcrry, and
the retention of Fairfield will not rem
edy the evil;" but that "tho cleaning
out from chancellor to janitor" would
remedy the ovil, and that is of course,
what he behoves ought to have been
done. Mr. Howe's views will have tho
indorsement of three-fourths of the
people that if harmony was tho ob
ject sought the effort was a failuie, and
that the principal mistake was in not
kicking out Fairfield while the kicking
was going on.
It is announced by the Brownvillo
Vdvertiskr that it will shortly re
movoto Calvert and absorb the Courier,
now published at that point. It is a
matter of regret that the oldest paper
in the state should ho compelled to mi
grate in search of support. State Jour
nal. The Advertiser's subscription list
was never' larger nor better paid up
than it is at present. Its circulation is
larger than the combined circulation of
tho other papers in the county,
leaving out the Courier. It goes in
search of a place wliero business is in
creasing rather than stay whoro it is
constantly decretrsing. It doesn't mean
to stay and "hold the bag" while our
capitalists are getting ready to make
other localities boom and our business
men escaping. Business is business,
aud publishers have as much right to
consider future prospects, and to stay
or go, as any other business men.
MH lisssssMi .
Tho temperance movement In Texas
is assuming formidable propottious.
The effects of sour mash and old crow
are a little too overpowering in Texas,
and llm better class aro asking tho
question whether thoy shall continue to
bo the ruling power in the state.' The
singular thing is that loading Demo
crats are championing the cause and
seeking to make it an issuo in tho noxt
oloctlon, wfVr Ocean,
Tho Kansas City Journal congratu
lates the dry and suffering that "onco
more thero is somo liberty in Kansas.
The supremo court has decided that a
man who has liquor may get drunk.
Ho may also troat his neighbor with
out being liable to arrest. Tho whisky
and beer drinker should bo thankful
for oven thnt much."
"Mysterious Dave," whoso real iiiuiih
Is David Matthews, was arrested on tho
streets of Dallas, Texas, recently, lie
Is a notorious desperado, and sovoial
rewards have been" offered for his cap
ture, for murder and highway robbery
in Colorado, Kansas and New Mexico.
VOL. 26, NO. 36.
, A Liar Oondomnod by His Own Words.
That George B. Moorq, of tho Urany
er Is a most unscrupulous and reckless
liar everybody, who has ovor had any
business dealing with him in Brown
villo knows well, it'nd as we have on
many occasions in the past proved him
to be. An articlo in his paper last
Week is simply a tissue of falsehoods
conceived hi the editors own illshaped
and debauched brain. J lis own words
shall condemn him. Ho begins his
article with tho following broad and
unqualified assertion:
"A fow weeks since Church IIowo
took a bill of sale of tho Advkrtiser
olllec which also Included tho Calvert
Courier otllce. Thus he became owner
of the otllce. material, tho good will of
tho paper, the subscription list and all
that pertains to tho Advertiser as a
newspaper."
There, tho (frauyer transfers every
thing to Church Howe, leaving 0. W.
Fnirbrother & Co. with nothing what
ever pertaining to the Advertiser to
"sell, barter or give away." Hut be
hold! and, listen to the following para
graph in the same article following tho
pne quoted above:
"Tho editor visited Lincoln last week
and lll'L'ed tho B. & M. Town Coimumv
and tho rail toad men to buy him anil
Whatever hillticnco his paper may
have."
And thon In another paragroph In
tho same article it is stated that wn did
sell to tho land company. Thus Georgo
11. Moore contradicts himself gives
hhnsolt away demonstrates that ho
lies and lies intentionally, but hasn't
sense enough to lie consistently for If
wo sold out slick and clean to Church
Howe, wo had nothing loft to sell to
other parties.
iss a -
From the Calvert Courier:
S. A. Osborn is in town theso days, '
discoursing, upon tho subject of town
lots with his usual volubility. He has
talked and worked to some purpose
this week, as a record of his sales will
show.
This Is a Plasterer. His name is
Arthur Walsh. Ho is from Humboldt',
and Lincoln and Brownvillo and else
where. IIo Is a good fellow anil a good
winiynan. He has coiuo,lo Culvcrt-ito
TTgip the BOOM. -'GeV him" ft) plaster
your house and build your chimneys.
Tho enterprising livery linn of Wert
& Shanks intend establishing a regular ,
'bus lino within the next two weeks,
to run from tho Holdrego to Calvert to
the M. P. depot at Sheridan.
Tho register at tho Jlol'drege chroni
cled tho arrival of sixty-three guests
between Saturday of last week and
Tuesday of this. Looks liko tho hotel
under the management of genial Ted
Huddart was going to bo a succes. Eh V
isss i
25 Per dent. Saved at Pattorson's.
Ayer's medicines, 7ftc; Arnold's
cough killer, largo, 7ftc; Bull's snrsapa
tilla, 7ftc; Chirk .Johnson's Indian blood
syrup; 7ftc; Cuticuro resolvent, 7ftc;
Eilort's extract tar and wild cherry,
7ftc; Greene's ague conqueror,, large.
7fte; Hall's lung balsam, 7."io; Jaynes'
expectorant, 7ftc; Kendall'a spavin
cure, 7ftc; Pierce's golden medical dis
covery, 7ftc ; Piso's consumptiou cure,
large, 7ftc; lladway's sarsapai'iUiau ro
solvont, 75c; Smith's tonic syrup, 7ftcj
Hop Bittors,71c; Prlckley Ash Bitters,
7fto; hi short, every dollar medicine on
the market can bo bought at 7ft cents.
Hamburg drops aud St. Jacob's oil ami.
the liko at .'Jft cents. Any 23o box of
pills for lftets. Tho cheapest house In
town for paints nnd oils. All other
goods at tho same rates. Call and see.
Miscellaneous and school books a spec-s
ialty. J. PATTEHSON,
Peru, Nebi
.
A I'ooIInu Mistake
Don't make tho mistake of confound
ing a remedy of merit with quack med
icines. Wo speak from experience
when wo say that Parker's Ginger Ton
ic is a sterling health restorative which
will do all that Is claimed for it. Wo
have used It oursolvos with tho hap
piest results for Rheumatism and
when worn out by overwork. Soo atlv,
Times.
Answer This.
Did you over know any person to bo
111 without Inaction of tho Stomach.
Llvor or Kidneys, or did you ovor
know ono who was well wlion oithei
was obstructed or inactive; and did
von ever know or hear of any caso of
the kind that Hop Bitters would not
euro? Ask your neighbor this samo
question.
Tho Anderson congressional appor
tionment bill passed tho liottso of rep
resentatives on tho 10th Inst, Tho bill
provide for 512ft members, It gives
Nebraska three.
Grateful to liu'allriH,
Floreston Cologno Is grateful to in
valids, because it is refreshing without,
tho sickening of most porfumos.
Want buttor and eggs. Hi
price paid by Stevenson & Cross,
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