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OLDEST PAPER IN THE STATE.)
AUBURN, NEBRASKA, THURSDAY, AUGUST 17, 1882, VOL, 27, NO. 9
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Summer Styles !
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,4nd eventhing that pertains to the Drug Business.
aiiv fur in in the Coin It. Call and sec us, and, be convinced..
Phil si dan's Prescriptions and family Jteeeipts carefit
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Clothinx Initial to Custom Work!
Hoots niKl siiocs of 2cry Variety!
JL;ji11ps" Flno SIjoch a Sprclaltj !
IVoliby oofl ami SUIT Mats!
BHcgunt FiiriiiNliiug' Goods!
TrunkH and Valises ly the DKumlrcri !
HTJRLBXJT, Tecumseh, Nebraska.
BUSINESS CARDS.
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(Wire of County Judge, IlicjiwivlUo, Nebraska,
IjUtsician and Surgeon,
Calvert, KoLrailtn.
OFFICE. Up Stairs, ovrr Advertiser office.
warcasiKRY & hawkins.
TOftST DOOK EAST OF THE POST
I; oillou. iiftii ihu ni"t toiiMDiial uorlc lh
iloni! In Itrownvlllo, ci Neumlm cscmnly.
J. M. GLASGOW,
--PHYSICIAN AND SUSGEOB-
NOR.TH AUBURN, - - NEBR
OtPIicsirteiico Gilmoro's Block.
D. J. WOOD,
."V0 T.'ifi "S ' IB UMS itTC,
AND
Lightning, Firo and Wind
INSURANCE AGENT,
G. W. CORNELIA T
C'ALVRltT, NKH.
OrriCF,. One door North of the Nemaha
Cuunty Dank. Will practice in all the Courts
and attend to Collecticij.
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BOOTS, SHOES,
AND HARNESS.
Muclo nml repaired ns well ns ouii lio done
anywhere!', cm Hliort notlco, and
I 'Kit ir REASON A Ii L E TERMS.
iVciimhncilj, 3JoIr.
G. W. FAIRBROTHER, SR.
Notary Public.
Will pay attention to
COinnSYANCING
And Land Agency Business.
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Notice to Farmers
Tho nnaerHlBnHl l.ns for salo tl.o
NORWEGIAN PLOWS!
H!fvrrov-c;
CULTIVATORS.
:i known to i1P tho i,,
'I , hepr tliRu thrt cheapeit
which he will
Farmers, Call and g0e,
' B. OTTENS,
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DRUGGISTS
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j SUCCESSORS TO &;. H. HADDY.
AuMiwuiHiin'iiwwwiiii iifinniwinwiiniiiiiiTM-nnf
an Immense Stock oi: Drugs,
TOILET ARTICLES,
OXL.S A3MI3 CMLnj-fiL&S
HOLLADAY & EEERLY,
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Summer Styles !
STOCK AT THE
J. B. KELSEY, P. P. STABIN,
Presidoat. Oaahier.
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Citizens of Auburn
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tho t.rniibuuUnn of any HukIiioss In
thollnoof
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MONEY SilVED!
L will soil you n
BETTER ORGAN!!
in every inspect for
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Than a'ro being sold in tlijs vicinity for
$100 und upwards.
JAS. R. DYE,
Oinfl
Nomahft City.
. AOsborn,
WOTARV 1'UHMC.
(J. W. Tuyloi
Osbokn & Taylor,
ATTORNEYS and
Counselors ai Law.
Oalvert 'l BroivnvilXo.
PRACTICE IN TUB STATE AND FED.
ERAL COURTS.
Special attention given to collections and tale of
REATj estate.
Div A. Opperxnann,
M'hisicluii and &mmgciHt.
Ha-, been located in Nemaha County tince
iSfiS. Strict attention paid to all ACUTE and
CHRONIC DISEASES. Aflllctiom of the
En,!' and KyO Skillfully Treated,
jjyArtilKul eyes always on hand to"iJi(
Suit any size or color. Call at
tended to d-v or night
OrriCE Northwest t ner Court and Second
Streets.
RESIDENCE Southwest corner Main and sd
Streets, SHERIDAN. NEB. soyi
Private Diseases.
Ptrjonk deiiritijf the papu'ar presgription of the
late Dr..Joiiaii Crane, for Srenereal Dueain, can
have the . ni" filled ly fH.' -g upon
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OALL TOR A OOUNrf CONVENTION.
In accordance with Xho proceedings
of the Republican Central Cominittee,
of Nemaha county, n Republican Del
egate County ConvoiVion is hereby
called to convene on Monday. August
2lst, l8SU,atSiimuolrioit'.sIull,inhoutli
Auburn, at 1 o'clock pm.,'lor (liu pur
pose 01 electing
Xino Delegates to iho Slalo Conven
tion, which nutfrts in Omalia, Sept.
20th, 1882. '
Xiue Delegates to tho First District
Congressional Convention, which
meets in Nebraskl'ily. Sept. 7th.
Delegates to IhrJ First Judicial
District Convention, and to nomi
iiiiti! Candidate; or tho jllowing
olllces :
One State Seniit- '.
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ture. Kfc
UIIO t. oUVXf Vlk.
District. A( .'1
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niiuitj propei 1 roiiio tff
vent ion.
The several inecinel-j, pvrepllnjj La
fayette, will eh-ct dolegrtcs tn the
County County Convention ,it their us
ual places of holding general elections.
On Friday, August ltitii, in the after
noon us follows:
Font from : to a o'clock
p. in.
Clou Rock I toU::J0
Washington -l to u
Jlonton -I to o
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Douglas toC "
Xotnaha 8 to G
London I to 7 " "
Bedford 12 to 2 " "
As)iuwall 2 to 5 "
St. Doroin 8 to G
Hrownvillo 8 to 7 " "
Island 4 toG
Lafayetto will elect delegates at
Brock, on tho ldth of August, from 2
to G p. m.
The .several precincts are entitled to
representation in tlie convention as fol
lows, based upon tho vote cast for -Regent
l'owors, in ISM, giving one dele
gate to each twenty votes or major
fraction thereof:
t'rculncts.
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Precincts,
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Glou Hock
Lntuvcilto..
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London
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Mrownville.
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Tho Central Coiiitnittooby resolution
recommeml that persons who havo not
hitherto acted with the Hopublican
party may bo allowed to vote at the
primaries by agreeing to support the
nominees of the convention.
0. F. Stkwaiit, ClVn C-en. Com.
G. W. Faiiuiuotiikii, Seo'y.
Tho Perfidy of Politics.
13DITOU Advkutisku: It seems
rathoi pleasant for the leaders of a
party to trade off tho rank and lilo of
tho party, but hard on the honest vot
ers to be traded off without knowing
it. Tho combination by and between
Majors, Daily it Co. of tho first part,
and F. IJ, Johiihon, Hackney & Co. of
tho second part, is to say the least a
very largo political transaction and
Uieve is not a Hcpublican in IJrown
ville who is working so hard for the
Majors-Furnastie up as Frank .loliu-
son, l jumps ecrv Hopublican he can
find and tries to induce him to vote
for th'FunM delegate. The doubt
ful ones he asks to see him betoro they
vote no't Friday, its much as to say ho
will pay more than any other inan
dare give for their inftivim that day.
f there had not have boon a trade,
why would Frank bo so anxious with
words and money to sao delegates
qicotodin favor o-f Furnan? "
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k- He i'on-
rroceeumgs oi tlie uounty uoumussionori.
ii an luiourncu i neeunir oi t to
:U an adjourned
Hoard of County Commiioueis held
on the.Hh day of August, ltfS-2. lriH
out, full JJoaid, when tho lollowing
business was done, to-wit:
Concerning delinquent taxes on sw
kt, 17, 'land 15, for year 1870. Otder
ed that the county tieasurer take 7G
per ctuit. less interest on above land.
l)elinquenl taxes on lots .', 7, ,s and l,
blk .10 South llrownville, tor -years
1S78 to 1S7D. Ordered that county
treasurer take GO per cent, and costs on
the above lots.
Concerning delinquent taxes on lots
!, to and 11, blk 12. HroVvnvllle, appli
cation was Hindu iti have order of the
Hoard made August tltli, H70, lenew
ed. Ordoied tli.it the order made by
the Hoard August nth. lsu. be re
newed and county treasurer is hereby
authorized to lake .yi.8ti and inteieHt
and costs oh tlie siuno from that date
to present date.
W. K (llasgow was appointed road
supervisor of Hoad Dlst. No. 2, l'eru.
(). ,J, Slowell, A. H. tlilmoro and
Cohort (roorteman were appointed a
committee to contract and superintend
the grading of load from Sheridan
east on section line between suctions
II, 28. 1G and 22. t:, r 18 east.
A petition asking the Hoard to
oliango the lottndarhw of Hoad Dlat.
Xo. 1 and ! in Douglas precinct, wan
turuisiied io tlie Hoaid, and alter duo
consideration prayer of petition was
gtanted and clerk wasordctu.l to make
iecord of the same.
The quarterly report of J. .S. Stall,
county judge, for quarter ending .July
1st, 1892, was approved and ordered
lllufl.
Tho Hoard selected names to bo
drawn from for u rand, and I'etit .Ju
ries for fall termul' court, Jejrta.
Amount ot warrants issued on
General fund .. . . i adit) 8G
Hridgo " 71)4 '.is.
(ton. road " (Ill GO
Jloard adjourned to incut August
12th. 1882. Fkank Jiitni'kuw,
.1. H. DociCKii. Fresitlonl.
County Clerk.
i
A Card to the Votors of Noumha Oouuty.
For months past I have been impor
tuned by earnest Republicans, from
all parts of the county, tobucoinea caii-
di'lateltir Congress In w Liist-lMslric
.j h i-iMhm rmtiM: amnim
i hoif e, to ictii'f iierinaneutiy fiom poli
tico, nut il to do m longer has been eon
ld( led iliareitct fill bj person. il and po
litical friend. I have, thereioie, yiolded
my peisiiual ilidiualious and desires,
and comply with rcqueMs indicated, by
becoming a candidate and will submit
to the fair and honorable decision of the
republican primal ies and county con
vention. With their action I will be
content and abide results.
If this act on my part, may in the
least, tend to allay, decrease, or ob
literate personal political, factions,
which for jeais past, havo rent the
party and eoplc In Xemaha county,
none other then good to all concerned
can be the result.
This announcement is made in this
public manner because of the fact I had
said to all who approached me on the
subject, up to a late hour Saturday last,
that I was not a candidate.
Let the people consider and decide for
themselves. .My only aim and onjoct is
a general harmony and welfare.
Hour. W. FlItNAS.
Hrownville, Nob, Aug. 12th, 1881.
A newspaper man having been ask
ed by a lady "what a party platform is?"
thus explained: "A platform, Julia,
is oiib preamble and twenty reso
lutions; strong in nonessentials, vague
in essentials, i ouud tho hush on t lit-tariff
and longh as thunder on tlie Monunns:
clamorous for oi il service leform down
on corruption, loud in it purine of puri
ty, and determined to have it if it lakes
every cent t he partj can rake. Thoplut-
form, you understand .luli.t, is a legiti
mate and necessary part of thecampaign
pomp and circumstances; it goes along
with tho banners, trnusparuiictou and
torches, and when the campaiu'ii is over
well, it is stored away in the sellar or
garret, along with tlie rest of the -mi-forn
s and torches. A campaign platform
is very much like the campaign torch,
indeed; it givosout ugieat deal of smell
andsinoko with a very uncertain, nick
ering light. ExchinH'.
"We spent the forenoon of Monday
over fit the north side of our rapirih
growing young city, and found buni
nets of every kind quite lively. We
stepped into several stores and found
thoy were not without customers by
any means. Our old friend Gilmore is
tho boss dry goods and grocery mer
chant, and his icvoral gentlemanly
clerks wort; all busy waiting on custom
ers, u. toftm havo tho finest store
room in tho county crowded full of
goods,
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An old man iii Omaha who could
not understand Kugjjsb and who con
sequently didn't run when a man or
dered him tp, was set upon by the in
divhjual and chopped up with a' hatch
et, causing his death Ihe-tuuno day. No
uiiuio .fin' tlio killliiirlsknown. except
I Ui.0 general depravity .of 'the murdew.
The 11. V. railroad will be uninjifcl to
Tccuiusoh tomorrow night. Uooil
unougli. f j
Hov. F. Al. iriukock, Uie blfnd'
lii'Oachur of Humboldt, was in the oity
last Sunday.
&. Y. Corneirimi "had his
painted and paiMsretl and la II.tpU
ciwy as you plow.
olfcco
110 1
I "lisa ilattlu Smith who has boon VfrJ
itlngfiiendn at Hiownvillu tho rpast
week, returned to this city Sunday:
.John L. Carson and Dr. G. V. StdV-
art of Hrownville, wero among 'tht
woltoine visitors to our city lust Satur
day evening.
Will it not lie awful lunny to aoo a1
FurTtas delegation loom up from I'tini.t
.InHj. think of it, and how 'it wa'
broijkght abott.
Wo ventun? Mm prediction thuttnertr
will be inoie weddings hi Nebraska, .
this lull and winter tlmu during an
yenrdu tin? history of the statu. ' j
Satin day night the lloldroge was .
full ami running over. AVe understand '
Ttsd. was qbligcd to send some siran- '
gUl'S out It) sleep on tho pay scales.
Dr. Hell Andiews, Sam. Honnett
Itnbe L'lliott, Hli Terry, John Culp, .
F. Diain. of Nemaha City, canieoutto.
our county seat meeting last battuduy.
ovoning.
Artluir Walsh, who is a inastor of.
tho niud-daubing art, and can do it fatK l
tor than any other man .who pretends
to plaster, is, engaged in plastering th
Catliolic church this week,
David Campbell, the leading ujjriouK
tunil implement uierchaut of Hrown-' 4
villo, who lias 1'or seveial years sue t0
..fkUljItlllt. 111.1 Ii!l 1. .,!.., ,iil la. .. Im.i.ii
vii.i.Tiiiuj mil m.i.t Miiuuvirv in a ,iiii ritt '
boilding on Main street, is now .mpVb 'v
;ing i'vorything, house and all, to'ufli. '",
Aubnriu And tlins.due Uie buoni.tiU .
"the center go on. '
'".Fxtravagant e.xpuiullturu of nuh
Jlc inotioy is an ovlhuot to bi meaaured , ,
by the value of that money tutlio'puo
plo who aru-tiixed for it. They sus
tain greater injury in the demoralizing
effect produced upon thoab who are in-
Uii wtU.Ui.iulircInl1 diiUcu Iij
r'.'rtJVttow jjflr tifrfkUwHStA'
tions of Uie
A. Arthur.
( Ut eriimenJi." Chester
Hon. Church llowo by tho hold and
unqualified stylo of his speech Satur
day night last, made many his friends,
and supporters who had not hitherto,
been sou "f did not believe that I
should support .Mr. Uowe,"said a lead
ing oit.'on of Mils 'pifoiuct, "but SaU"
unlay night in his speech he went up
on iecord in a manner io suit me, and
I am bound to support him." It is cor-,
tainlv to every man's interest In tliht
locality to support Mr. Howe.
AVe are indebted to a thunder storm
which caiuo along Tuesday for tlil
item. A bolt Ironi tlie clouds struck
Mr. Dai rail's building, winch is occu
pied bv Devin cS: Fisher, meiehants, on..
the south side twohc or tlttceu i'6ut
from thoHonthwest corner, teai ing il.s
way down lrom near tho ovsto the
ground, spHmei ing the w'eather boatd
ing and kiiftckmg oil' tho plastering.
The diimnj?o can be easily repaired.
Mr. Dvin was in tlie store and was
knocked down, but instantly lecuvered
and was not at all hurt.
Thostt Republican reformers Of
Hrownville and vicinity who propose
to puiily tho paitv and call on tlio
lending Democrats of the county to
lelp purify it, ami in tin' purification,
business enter into such impacts With.
Democrats as, if carried olit, Would de
liver tile party over, buot.Vauri brcucliea,,
to tho comipoii etiemy ell, just, luko
a look at that scheme at that sweet
scented set of leforineri.' Such boUl
treason will not triumph. Such tri
ors cannot "deltver the goods"-r-y&
hope.
Mr. Furnas is to havo tho delegation
to the congressional convention jCliiii'Oll' '
Howe, right or wrong, is td bo criiijiod
out of oxislonce; Frank Jolinsoil. and
Joe Hooker are to be Hie next county1
treasurer and dork. That is tlio bar
gains made at midnight iccontly Imh
tween Tom Mrors and a few KepublJi.
(,insof Urowinillo, and some leading
Democrats. Now, ItepuMicans of No
malia county, there is not the least
doubt about this, ahri ou will do tjio
l. st political thing of your lives, tf;
vou stamp out this riuik schemlnjK of a
little ring that would betray you and
the party.
Quite a umber of temporary riil.
ow era are steeping at thft HoldregH ja
tho absence oi their hotter halves who
are away visiting in different parts o,f
tho country, and we notice that thoy
are a far jollier set of men than tho
bachelors who uiakn their homoti at
that well kept holism. They laugh of- ,
lenerandmorv heartily, ' wear witw '
rluthflfi ittii) e mpr enrolul of tliwU
ppi'souul npr arancp-tlnin tlio nuu wiio
havo never bu through . Ilymeu'
mill. ...
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