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ESTABLISHED 1856. I
0LDE8T'PAPER IN THE STATE. I
CALVERT," NEBRASKA, THURSDAY, MAY n" 1882
VOL. 26, NO. 47,
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BUSINESS CARDS.
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Attorney anil Counselor at tiiw,
Ilrowiivllif.Nob
T S. STULL,
V. ATTOIINICV8 AT IiAW.
Ofllcoof County Judge, llrownvltlo, Hebrnskn.
A S. IIOLLADAY,
Xi PUyglolitn, Surgeon, Oli.tetrlctnn.
Qrananted In ISM. T.ocnted In RrownvlllelBM.
SiNct,4l M.-ht street, llrownvlllo, Neb.
B-P. WEST, M. D.
Physician anil Surgeon,
Calvort, Nolirnslca.
OFFICE. Nickcll & Shurt$' Drug Store.
' D. J. WOOD,
votary pvn&ic,
AND
INSURANCE AGENT,
Calvert, Web.,
gTw. Cornell
CALVERT, NEB.
OFFICE. One door North of the Nemaha
County Bank. Will practice in all the Courts
and attend to Collections.
J 33, BERGER,
Carpenter Sr Builder,
Calvert, Nebraska.
Work Promptly attended to and Satisfaction
Guaranteed,
J. M. FOWLER,
Justice of the Peace ami
Real Estate ftgent,
CALVERT. NEBRASKA.
l3TSpecial attention Riven to collec
' tlons. Ofllco for tho present with
the Coumisn. 27yl
Dr. A. Qpperinaim,
Physician anil burgeon.
Has been located in Nemaha County since
1868. Strict attention paid to all ACUTE and
CHRONIC DISEASES. Alllictions of the
Ear and Eye skillfully Treaed.u-.er-
JQSyArtificial eyes always on hand to"X5H
A, Suit any size or color. Calls at
tended to day or night.
OFFICE Northwest corner Court and Second
Streets.
RESIDENCE Southwest corner Main and 2d
Streets, SHERIDAN, NED. aoyi
THE
CALVERT NEBRASKA
f. IS, Paris, Prop.
This popular house has been recently
opened, and travelers will find
every appointment first-class.
MARLATT & KING,
DKALKHS IN
General Merchandise
Dry OooiIh, Grocorlrfl.Romly Made Clothing,
Hoots, Shoes. lints, Capx, nntl n Qoncriil Ah
sortmont of Drills iviul Put out Medicines.
Fence posts and wood nhvnys on hand for
sale.
VS. Highest prloru pnld for butter and
ASP1NWALL, NKIIKASICA.
Central Hous
SIlERIDAft, NEB.
I. W. SKIUMAH, PROPRIETOR.
Best place in tho city to got a squaro
meal.
tfi. A. Osborn, G.W.Tayloi
Notary Public.
Osbobn & Taylor,
ATTOKNEYS .and
Counselors at Law.
Calvert and Brownville.
PRACTICE IN THE STATE AND FED
ERAL COURTS.
Special atteatita (lrea t. c.llectUnj and sale .f
REAL ESTATE.
PARIS HOUSE,
C0I10DEX L. SWAUTZ, 31. 1).,
Physician and Surgeon,
Bedford, Nemaha Co., Nobr.
BOOTS, SHOES,
AND HARNESS.
Mndo and repaired nn vt nn can t don
luiywhern, on short notice, and
VERY REASONABLE TERMS,
ESTABLISHED IN 1858
OLDEST
Real Estate Hgency
IN NEDRASltA.
Williani U.. Hoover,
Door a genera Real EhIiUo Huslnosn, Bolls
Lands on CommlHslon, exnnHncH Titles,
mnkoH Deeds, Mortgngos, nnd all liiBtru
monts portal n I ng to inn transfer of Ileal Eh
tnte. Has a
Oomplete Abstraot of Titles
to all I'.eal Enlnlo In Nemnlin County.
F. W. SAMUHLSON, D. ,J. WOOD,
President. Cashier.
Nemaha County Bank,
Calvert, Nebraska,
Does a General Banking;
Business.
Particular Attention Giv
en Collections.
Monev Loaned on Atov
ed Secuity.
Exchange on fill parts of
IJ. IS. ami Europe.
s
Armstrong & Scott,
PROPRIETORS
LIVERY & FEED STftBLE
Calvert, Nebraska,
GOOD RIGS AT REASONABLE
CHARGES.
SPECIAL ACCOMMODATIONS FOR
COMMERCIAL MEN.
IIorse3 boarded by tho day or week
and Farmers' teams fed and cured
for at Reasonable Rates.
MITIIOIIIZKU UY THK U. S. (10VKUNMKNT
First National Bank
OF
J3T&0 W NVILL M
Paid-up Capital, $50,000
Authorized ft
500,000
18 PUEPAIllf'VrO TUANHAOT A)
General Banking Busines.
BUY AND HEM,
COIN & OUKEENOY DRAFTS
ail nil the principal cities of Uin
United States and Europe
MONEY LOANED
On approved security only. Time Drafts dlncount
ed.aiidHpeclalacconimoclntlonsttraiitfdtodonosIt
rs. Dealers In GOVKUNMENT UONDS,
STATE, COUNTY & CITY SECURITIES
DEPOSITS
,
Ilecelvod pajrahloonclomnnd.and INTKHE8T a
owed on tlmecertlllcntes of deposit.
DinECTOrtH.-Wm.TTDen, il. M. rtatloy, M.A
Hundley, Prank E. Johnson, Luthur Hoadloy
Wra. Fralsher.
JOHN L. CARSON,
A. It. DAVISON. Cashier. President.
J, C. McNaiioiitok, Asst'Cnshler..
INSTATE of Jonas Crono, deceased. Tn tho
Lcounty coart of Nemaha county. Nebras
ka, In tho matter of nllowlnir tlo Unal ml
mlntstrallnn account of Cathorlno H. P,
Crane, executrix of tho est Ate o Jonaa Crnno,
deceasod. Notlco Ih hereby given that May
TZA, A. D. 1882, at 10 o'clock a. m at tjio of.
floo of the oountr Judge of Notnnha county,
Nobnuilift, In llrownvlllo. NobraBka, has
boon fixed by tho court nn tho time and placo
for examining and allowing tiald account,
when and whoro all pornons Interested may
appear and oontost tho Brwno.
Dated April Wlh. 1882.
wl JOHN B. STULL, County Judgo.
Farms,
Farms,
Farms,
FOR SALE
40
BG!"6S,
acres,
0 aeres,
VW "W UUI VVi
SO acres)'
cres,
8-0 acres, .
aeres,
NEofSE305 13
40 acres.
SW30 5 13160
acres.
W S E 30 5 13
80 acres.
In Washington pre
cinct. SWNE354 12
40 acres, in Benton
precinct.
IS
Lots in Calvert, .
ioen
Lots in Calvert.
A2STD
Residence
LOTS IN
Sherjian!
Church Howe & Son,
SHERIDAN, NEB:
Res
eg
Business
chrnfihd $dvcrtirer.
8. W. rAlllBROTnER & CO., rroprUtors.
CALVEKT, : : NEBUASKA.
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Eatos of Advortisiugi
Local Nuticei, firit week, io certti per .line;
each subsequent week, 5 centi per line.
Display locals, 15 cents per line.
Advertisement! on local page, 50 cents per
Inch per week.
Miscellaneous ads 50 cents per Inch per month.
Legal ads at legal rates.
local isru'w.;,
Soda fiop at A, Palmer's.
Patronizo homo industry.
Moro local news 011 eighth pago.
Tho iuo oroam season approachoth.
Small grain looks exceedingly well.
See Tom Kiclmrds' ad on last page.
Aire. Jesso Jalnes is writing a book.
"What do you think of our now side
walk? Scarlet fover is raging at Plaits
mouth.
"Win. Murr, of Brock, called ono day
last week.
.losiali ltliodes, of TJedford, called
Saturday.
batnuelson'snew bank building is
nearly enclosed.
Tho Tcuinseh Torchlirht was 0110
year old last week.
Ti.o M. P. II. It. will havo Bovonteon
depots in Nebraska.
Aaron Palmor will keop ico cream
in Calvort this season,
t Albert-Dillon's handsome now house
is nearing completion.
"Wo want a local correspondent in
oyory precinct in tho county.,
Ilon.Jno. L. Carson, of IJrownvillo.
spent Tuesday night in the city.
T. A. Uailey and George Custer, of
this city, spont last Sunday in JJrown
ville. . Workiwill bo,commonced on thVndv
Catholic church toward tho end of this
weok,
Tho Massachusetts houso defoated
the bill allowing Women to vote for
President.
Tho South Auburn school, under
charge of Miss Dyiis, is progressing
satisfactorily.
A. II. JilcGee, tho senior of Mo
Gee & Moore, camo out from lirown
villo Monday ovoniiig.
It feels quite lonesome liko since Pal
Mooney'a overland Irish mule express
has boon discontinued.
Tom Richards' agricultural imple
ment building is completed, and Tom
is receiving his implements,
Church Howe's now wind mill, just
north of Mr. Kerns' lumber yard in
Sheridan, is almost completed.
E. K. Salsbury came down from Lin
coln Tuesday evening. His appearance
and appotito remain unimpaired.
A neat awning has, boon put up in
front of tho barber shop, meat mar
ket and Dillon & Groan's drug store.
A good many strangers from differ
ent parts of tiio country have been in
tho city lately in search of locations.
Misses Minnio Mercer and Stella
Iletzel, two fascinating young ludlos
from Drown villo, paid a brief visit to
friends in South Auburn last weok.
When you ineetGeorgo Gross, don't
make any remarks about the shortness
ot his hair. Georgo likes it that way,
and it's none of your business, anyhow.
Mr. Rose, a thriving farmer of Mon
dota, 111., recently purchased two large
farms in Bedford precinct, ami will
moYO out hero with his iamily in less
than a year.
T. A. Bailey, who is buying stock at
this point, says ho finds rather slim
picking through tho countiy, the high
pricos lately prevailing having cleaned
tho stock pretty well out.
Hon. Church IIowo lately sold to
Palmer, of Kansas City, three- carloads
of cattlo, tho average of which was 1,
488 pounds. It seems to us that thoro
is money in cattlo as well as in town
lots.
Vennor, the Canadian weather man,
has just been doliverod of another pro
diction, which he claims 1b a forecast
of tho weather wo aro to havo this
summer. Ho says wo aro to have cold
and rains most of tho timo and rains
and cold the balance, yen. is a gloomy
old croaker, in whoso 'predictions we
havo little faith.
Canned goods atDovin & Fishor's.
D. J. "Wood shipped u car load of
brick to Talmago to-day.
. Call on Dr. Mossier, Monday or
Tuesday May 15-10, if in need of
Dental work.
T. W. II. Millor and wife, of Tecum
sell, voro in the city Tuesday and
Wodnosday. . f,
Mr. II. D. Smith, representing tho
Omaha Republican, paid -Auburn 11
visit last weok.
Tracklaying on tho D. & M. to ;Don
ver is progressing at tho rato of three
inilos per day. t ?
Undo Jimmy Olnder has lot tpe con
tract to J, D. Dorger for tho erection of
a handsome residonco. ,
Tooth oxtractod without pain-by tho
use of Laughing Gas, Dr. Mosslor, at
Calvert, Monday and Tuesday, May
15-10.
Tim Smith's little girl had her arm
badly. cut Wednesday,.having it pushed
through a pane of glass in tho school
room.
Dress Goods in great profusion at
Devln & Fishor's. Lawns, Piqitoos,
nnd fine Worsteds at remarkably low
prices. 1
Dr. Messier, Dentist, of FullsvCity,
will visit Calvert May 15-10. 'Tho
doctor has a good reputation all over
tho west.
W, G. Glasgow, Esq., of Peruaccom
panied by his big brothor, J. M. Glas
gow, of Oxford, Iowa, was at tho HoN
drogo hiBt Tuesday.
Friday, Saturday, Sunday, Wednes
day and Thursday overcoats woro com
fortable. Sunday, Wednesday 4and
Thursday wore cool and rainy.
Wo are sorry to learn of the death
of Rov. Air. Shockey, well known in
this county. He died of paralysis', in
Ozark, Kansas, ono day last week.
Devln & Fishor aro on hand with a
flno stock of Dry Goods, Groceries,
.Roots, Shoes, JhUs and Notions. -Don't
fail to call and examine their stock;
Linn & Cooper shipped a car load of
hogs to Kansas City on Monday. Hogs
aro as scarco in thoso pnrts as ugly
women, and tho collection of a wllolo
car load is quito an event. Of course
wo mean a car load of hogsnot
women.
Whenever you fcol discouraged and
out of sorts take a walk or drivo a milo
or two out in tho country, and if your
caso is not altogether hopeless you will
soo that which will brighten your dyes
and bring gladness to your heart. It's
enough to put lifo in a dead man to see
tho way tho crops aro coming on.
Mr. Pat Daughorty Is contemplating
an extensive tour through tho oast, tho
present month. He intends to start
for Boston on the loth, slopping wliilo
on his way in Chicago and Now York
City, and returning home in Juno with
his daughter, Miss Katie, who has been
visiting in Boston for sovoral years.
The attention of D. J. Wopd, A. V.
Walsh, and "Scribbler," tho sweet
singor of North Auburn, is directed to
tho following poetic gem, which wo
clip from the Denver Tribune. Tho
name of the gifted authoress is Claris
sa Molis3a Churchill. Hear her:
inecaooage utts upon tne plain Ins green, ma
jestic head ;
The ripening grain, the purple vine, with a world
of garden truck,
Come In the golden harvest-time to sustain the
miner's pluck.
Ah, Canaan! Loveliest village of the Colorado
plain,
Thy life is agricultural, with slow but steady gain.
Dr. Messier has n now stylo of Pivott
teeth ho inserts on tho roots of natural
teeth. This is a now process, and ono
of groat importance. Read tho fol
lowing: Falls City, Neiir., May 2d, 1881.
I would say to all persons with bad
teeth, call on Dr. Messier, and consult
him concerning his modes of treating
teeth.
I had threo teeth, or rather roots of
teeth, which 1 considered usoless, but
whilo tho doctor was tilling somo other
teeth ho called my attention to them.
Informing mo ho could pivott to them.
I objected, thinking It tho old-fashion
ed wooden Pivott, whioh was objec
tionable, but this Is an entirely differ
ent plan. After tho operation, which
was not at all sovoro I felt a slight in
convenience for several days, but I
now uso them, and do not know I havo
a falao tooth in my mouth.
1 rocommend tho doctor, having em
ployed him for eight or ten years.' "
Rospectf ully Yours,
Chas; Stkel,