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ESTABLISHED 1856.
OLDE8T PAPER IN THE 8TATE
OALYERT, NEBRASKA, THURSDAY, APRIL 27, 1882,
VOL. 26, NO. 45,
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BUSINESS CARDS.
J.
it. into A BY,
Attorney nuit Counselor nt i.aw,
Hrownvlll.Nob
T S. STTJLL,
J. ATTOKNKl'S AT LAW.
onieoof County Judge, llrownvllio, Kebrnslca.
A S. HOLLADAY,
ill l'Uyslclmi, Surgeon, Obstetrician.
Graduated In 1831. Located In UrownvlllelSftS.
omec.lt itiln street, llrownvnie, xsd.
Physician and Surt
trfi
"
Calvert. Nobrnslia.
OFFICE. Nickell A Shurti Drug Store.
D. J.WOOD,
. V0 TJ1II I JP UIBXt JC,
AND
INSURANCE AGENT,
Calvert, Nob.,
G. W. CORNEIX,
ATTOMUVJEY JIT XjA If,
CALVERT, NEB.
OFFICE. One door North of the Nemaha
County Dank. Will practice in all the Courts
and attend to Collections.
jTb. berger,
Carpenter Sr Builder,
Calvert, Nebraska.
Work Promptly attended to and Satiifaction
Guaranteed.
A. . FULTON, M. D.,
Physician and Surgeon
CALVERT, NED.
OFFICE At Shurtz & Swam Drug Store
Fablingcr Dlock.
RESIDENCE With E, D. Wert, on Nemaha
Street. iyr
L. H. BATTLES,
Auctioneer.
M-lIOSKwlio nro about to Imvo n nnlo will
' Hud It to tliclr tnliiroHt to consult htm.
TormM louHounblo. Kt'Hlilonco In Hertford
precinct. 27-m3
, J. M. FOWLER,
Justice of the Peace and
Real Estate Agent,
CALVERT. NEBRASKA.
tSTSpecial iittontion Riven to collec
tions. Olllco for tho present with
thoOouuiKit. ayi
Dx A. Oppermann
Physician ami ?n
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))
Has been located in Nemaha County since
1S68. Strict attention paid to all ACUTE and
CHRONIC DISEASES. Afflictions of the
Ear and Eye Skillfully Treated.
JJSS" Artificial eyes always on hand to"Bfl
Suit any size or color. Calls at
tended to day or night.
OFFICE Northwest corner Court and Second
Streets.
RESIDENCE Southwest corner Main and ad
Streets, SHERIDAN, NEB. aoyi
THE
PARIS HOUSE
CALVERT NEBRASKA
.. J. Paris, Pvojj.
This popular house has Hen recently
opened, and travelers will find
every appointment first-class.
MARLATT ASKING,
DEALK'iS IN
General Merchandise
Dry Goods, Orocerles.RondyMfidoClotlilnK,
Boots, Htioes. IIiUh, Cnps, nnd n Genernl Ah
Mortmout of Dru nnd I'atont Meillcluos.
Fence posts and wood nlwnys on tuiud for
SftlO.
3. Highest prloea paid for buttor and
ASPINWAUi, NEURASICA.
H. A. Oshoni,
Notaiy Public.
0. W. Tayloi
Osboen & Taylor,
ATTORNEYS and
Counselors at Law.
Calvert and Brownville.
PRACTICE IN THE STATE AND FED.
ERAL COURTS.
Sfcc'ul ittentUm firen t ctllectlani and sale
RE AT., ESTATE.
Marohn,
Hrowiivlllc. NclirnHlia.
MERCHANT TAILOR,
and denier In
r'lnoVnglUh,Fionc1i, Scotch anil Fancy
Yentlnpa, Ktc, Klf.
(Moths
Central House
SIIEKIDAN, N12II.
W. SKILLMAN, PROPRIETOR.
Best place in tho city to got n squaro
meal.
ESTABLISHED IN 1850
OLDEST
Real Estate Agency
IN NEBRASKA.
William H.Hoover.
Does n gonernl Hcnl Kstnte Hnntiicw. Soils
LaudH ou Commission, examines Titles,
makes Deeds, Moi-tngos, nd nil InHtru
monts portnlning to tno tnuisfor of Ileal En
tnto. Han n
Complete Abstraot of Titles
to all Real Estato 111 Noinubu County.
F. W. Samui:lson,
President.
D.
Wood,
Cashier.
Nemaha County Bank
Calvert, Nebraska,
Does! a General Banking
Business.
Particular Jlltention Giv-k-
en Collections:-. -. ' v
Monev Loaned on Arov
ed Secuity.
Exchange on (til parts of
U. S. and Europe.
Armstrong & Scott,
PROPRIETORS
LIVERY & FEED STABLE
Calvert, Nebraska,
GOOD RIGS AT REASONABLE
CHARGES.
SPECIAL ACCOMMODATIONS
COMMERCIAL MEN.
FOR
Horses hoaided by tho day or weok
and Farmers' teams fed and cared
for at Reasonable Rates.
VUTHOllIZO HY TIIK U. 8. UOVKItXMKNT
First National Bank
OF
BBOWNVILLB
PattUnp Capital, $50,000
Authorised " 500,000
IS PKEPAltKPTO TJIANHAUT A
General Banking Busines.
BUY AND 8KLL
OOIN dc 0URREN0Y, DRAFTS
un nil tbo principal cities of the
United States and Europe
MONEY LOANED
Onapprovedsocurltyonly. Time DraftB discount
ed, and special accommodations icrantrd to deposit
rB. Dealers In nOVKHNMKNT 110NDH,
STATE, COUNTY & CITY SECURITIES
DEPOSITS
Rocelved payable oudoraand. and INTKltEST a
owed on time certlllcates of deposit.
DIRECTORS. Wni.T. Hen, B. M. nalley, ir.A
JIandley. Franlc E. Johnson, Luther Koadley
Wm, Kralsher. .
JOHN L. CARSON,
A. It. DA VIBON. Cashier.
J, U. McNaiiokton, Asit'Cusnler.,
President.
WANTED f.r (i. Roil tuX fa
I tkt fkuri.l I.tki mi Bltlti. Trtc.i
Jacob
Farms,
Farms,
Farms,
FOR SALE
80 acres,
80 acres,
160 acres,
160 acres,
i f?n .
320 acres,
OCR nnrn
-iA
tfft ;
acres, .
N E of S E 30 5 13
40 acres.
SW305 13160
acres.
W i S E 30 5 13
80 acres.
In Washington pre
cinct. SWNE354 12
40 acres, in Benton
precinct.
Six Biisine,
Lois in Calvert,
5
Residence
Lois in Calvert.
Busine
-AJSTD
Residence
LOTS in
Sheridan!
Church Howe & Son,
SHERIDAN, NEB.
9 Itt f - i-
kvy mwk
320
ss
SS
0, W. TAIRBROTIIERii 00., Froprtetort.
CALVERT. :
NEBRASKA.
PROCLAMATION".
"WjIkukas. Tho constitution of tlio
Stutn of Nobraaka provides that "Tho
GpVornor may, on extraordinary occa
sions, conVono tho legislature by
proclamation;" and,
WiiKitiiAS. Important public Interests
of an extraordinary character rcqulro
the oxorclBO of this authority,
Therefore, I, Allilnus Nanco, Gov
ernor of tho Stato of Nebraska, do
hereby convene tho legislature of said
Stato to meet in special session al the
capitol, In Lincoln, on Wednesday, the
10th day pf May, 1882, at 1L o'clock m.
of said day, for tho purposes heroin
stated, to-wit:
First To apportion tho State into
three Congressional Districts, and to
provido for tho election of representa
tives therein.
Second To amond an act approved
March 1st, 1881, entitled, an not to in
corporate oities of tho lirst class, and
regulating JJioir duties, powers and
government," by conferring additional
power upon cities of the llrat class, for
tho purpose of paving or macadamizing
streets and alleys, and also providing
for the creation and appointment of a
boaid of public works therein.
Third To assign tho county of Cus
ter to some Judicial Disiriet In the
Stato.
Fourth To amend Section sixty
nine (0) Chapter fourteen (14), of the
Compiled Statutes or .NeDrania, en
titled "Oities of tho second class and
villages."
Fitth To provido for the payment
of oxpens.es Incurred In suppressing the
recent riots at Omaha and protecting
(itlzt'iis of tho State from domestic
violence
Mxtli To glvq tlo nssont of the
State to the provisions of an act of con
gress to extend tho northern boundary
of tho Stato or Nebraska.
Seventh To provido for tho payment
of the ordinary and contingent exponsos
of tho legislature, incurred during yio
special session hereby conyonyd; ,
lh tesUniony'ifhdfaof Ii hRvchorc-
unto set my hand and caused to be
allixed tho gieat seal of tho State.
Done at Lincoln this twontioth day
of A pi 11, A. IX 1882, the sixteenth year
of tho State, and of tho Indepondonco
of tho United States tho one hundred
and sixth.
ska I A LI JIN US X ANCK .
By the Governor.
S. J. Ai.kxandkk, Sec'y of State.
Vonnor says that on the JlOth of this
month snow will fall in tho northern
portions or tho country, ushering in a
cold and wot May; and that lato and
soveio frosts are probablo in south
western sections. Vennor's weather
always co'inos, wo have noticed, but not
always at tho exact date predicted for.
W. E. Chandler has boon con firmed
secretary of tho navy; W. II. Hunt, of
Louisiana, minister to Itussia; J. It.
Partridge, of Maryland, minister to
Peru; Win. Williams, of Warsaw. Ind.y
charge do affairs to Paraguay and Ura-
guay; J no. .J. jviiox, ui ..unuiuam.i,
comptroller of tho currency.
Mr. Marshall P. Wilder, tho horticul
turist, says that ho found, on visiting
the famous vineyard of .roliannisborg,
that tho wine mado from grapes grown
on tho top of tho hill brought $10 a
bottle, that on tho side, half way down,
$5, and that at the bottom olilv two
francs.
Tlio Chicago Presbyterians passed
resolutions thanking President Arthur
for vetoing tlio Chinese bill, because it
would prevent the conversion of tlio
Chineso to Chgistianlty, and because
it is contrary to tlio spirit of our na
tional institutions.
i .
The saloon keopers of Lincoln have
been compelled to pull down their
window blinds and door screens. It is
possible, however, to do a brisk whisky
business in such a town as Lincoln
Without blinds.
- .
Scovillo has petitioned Congress to
pay him for dofondlng tlio assassin of
Garfield. That seems to be somewhat
cheeky.
Georgo M. Irwin and James Fisk,
who stole a largo amount of St. Joseph,
Mo., bonds, havo been arrested in Now
York.
I m mm i i ' r
Three operas in Boston yielded Pattl
3-1,200.
Ruined all day last Saturday.
Extra coplea of tho Advertiser for
Bale at Dillon, Croan & Co's. drug store.
Tho Tccumsch Torchliilit last week,
said the 13, & M. company had finished
their survoy from TocUmsoh to Ueat-rlco.
TlioTocumsoh TorchUyht Seems dis
gusted with Calvert's poots, so far as i y
hoard fromj and calls 'om "cranks1." i
Too bad!
Somo merchants at NeniUha lmvo
found fault with us for bo frequently
noticing Titus & Williams. Tho
grumblers can have as much said of
thorn if thoy will pay for It, as T. fc
W. do. "Wo take all tho pay locals wo
can, and treat everybody allko.
A recont visit to tho city of Calvort
demonstrated to ub that it is tliu town
of Nemaha county. Sheridan and Gal-1
vert will consolidate a now iinmo bo
given and tlnally, the county seat will'
bo taken fiom Diownvllle, Torch
light. Al. was at Brownvtllo on a recent
Sunday, and somebody in thero imifc
have given tlio wliole thing away to
him.
A. AV. Nickell, tho Jiiownvlllo
Druggist, has just received an Immense
stock of wall paper, tho most beautiful
patterns at lii cents a bolt. Window
curtains all Utyles and kinds, and cur-
tain rollers of most every make. It la'
astonishing how nice a loom can bo
mado with so little money. lTo also
keeps a full lino of books, both school
books, miscellaneous books, and blank
books, writing papers, all kinds and
sizes; envelopes of every shade and
color. When you go to HrOwnvlllo do
not fail to call in atNickoll's drug and
book store, and If ho has anything you
want, he will sell it to you as low as
can bo afforded and you can depend
upon tho quality and of getting exactly
what you buy. Those who buy of
Nickell will never regret it.
An Unwarranted Assumwtion
, . - -, -Vy.
A great deal of indignation has been
expressed, in tho University matter, on
the assumption that a University pio
fessor must) bo "tried' pio forma, bo
foro ho can bo dismissed.
This is altogether u mistaken and
mischievous ussumption. Tho pro
fessors aro simply employes of tlio
board of Regents, and thero Is no moro
reason for trying fhem than thero is
for a farmer having u trial of a farm
hand ho does not wish to hire longer,
or a merchant of a clerk that for any
reason ho does not euro longer to em
ploy, or a compositor in a printing
olllco that we don't want. All that is
necessary, in any sucli case, is tho prop
or notification just what tho Kegeilts
havo givnh tlio bounced professors.
A number of our editorial friends
would have saved considerable powder
had thoy kept (Ills fact in view, It is
gonorally about as well to know what
wo aro talking about before wo say too
much. Jfniit Imjt Nebi asJcan.
And Now Read This !
For puro drugs, go to
It. VI. Uoadley & Co'n.
For boolts, go to
II. It. Hoailloy & Co'n,
For finest stationery, go to
It. It. iloiulK y & Co'h.
For any patent medicine, go to
It. If. IloaUIcy & Co'h.
For blank books, cheap, go to
II. II. Iloadluy & Co'n.
For a nico chromo, go to
It. If. Iloadloy & Co'h.
For picture frames, go to
II. II. Iloadlcy & Co's.
For all kinds splcos, fresh, go to
It. II. Iloadlcy & Co'n.
For paints and oils, go to
It. It. Bloadloy & Co'n.
For silverware and jewelry, go to
R. B. Iloadlcy & Co'n.
For lamps and lanterns, go to
It. II. Iloadlcy & Co'n.
For a flno, cigar, go to
H. II. Iloadlcy & Co'n.
For diaries, music covers, stereo
scopes and yiows, pons, ink, card board,
school crayon, toothpicks, base bulls,
perfumery, cards, dominoes, WAJ.L
PAPER, WINDOW fiUADJiS and
fixtures; in short, anything you want,
that is usually kept In a first-class
drug and book store, you can find at
B. B. Hoadley & Go's, .
Hrownvlllc, NclmtNkn.
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