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SOUTH AUBURN BUSINESS CARDS.
A RKWRIGHT k CURZON,
&. JEWELERS,
KLOIN, SPRINGFIELD and W'ALTIIAM
WATCHES.
South Auburn, - - Nebraska.
BF, WEST, M D.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
SOUTH AUHURN, NEB.
OFFICE. Up Stairs, over Advmtuer office.
CORNELL, G. W ,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Olltco ono door nortli of RIechors Storo.
SOUTH AUItUHN, NEH.
Will practice In all tho Courts nnd attend to
collections,
CHICAGO LUMBER CO.,
Dealers In
Luinbor, Paint, Limo and Coal,
SOUTH AUUUKN, NEHKASKA.
DULON k CROAN,
Doaler In
Drugs, Books, Stationery, Paintst
Olid, Glass, CiEars, Etc.
South Auburn - ; Nebraska.
DEVIN & FISHER
Gouoral Merchandising.
DRY GOODS, GROCKKIES, HATS, CAPS.
HOOTS, SHOES, Etu.
South Auburn, - - Nebraska.
D.J-
WOOD.
mat A TJ"V TJTTTtr.Tf!.
And LlKhtuing, Flroand Wind
INSURANCE AGENT.
South Auburn, Nob.
"ID. WALTZ,
-BARBER
All klndi. of Tonitorltil work dnno with
neatness and In tho latost styles of tho art.
Shop second door north of tlio Holdrege.
G
EO.
RIECHERS,
Dealer In
Clothing, Hnts, Oapi, Boots, Shoos,
and Quoonswaro,
Ilnttor, Ebrs a 'id Produce tukou In exchange
for goods.
South Auburn, - - Nebraska.
G.
W. FAIRBROTHER, SR.
NOTARY PUBLIC,
Will pay nttentlon to Conveyancing, Land
Agoncy biiKlncHS and talcing Depositions.
Ulanlc Deeds Mortgages, and all sorts of
blanks on baud,
H OLDREGEHOUSE.
Rest Hotol In tho City.
TED HUDDART, Proprietor.
Financials Sainplo Rooms, Oood Jjtvery
Stublo and good Accommodations.
South Ayjrn; - -.MJJSSLPig"''-
UTCHINS & ELLIOTT.
Dealers In
Agricultural Implements, Wagons,
' Carriages Etc
South Auburn, - - Nebraska.
HENRY HARM,
Proprietor
CALVERT MEAT MARKET,
Nlco, Sweet, Kresh Meat always on hand, at
Roasoiiablo Rates.
South Auburn, .... Nebraska.
H.Ji
F. WERT & CO.
Insurance & Collection Agents.
Hpoclnl attention Klvon to routing nnd
buying and soiling Farms andclty property.
IN O. Ilulldlng. South Auburn, Neb.
LINN & COOPER,
Dealers In
GRAIN & STOCK,
Highest Markul prlco paid for all kinds of
Grain and Live Stock. Oflloo at tho elevator.
South Auburn, Neb.
McGEE & MOORE.
Dealers In
GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
SOUTH AUHURN, NEB.
Highest Market Price paid for Huttor and
Egggs and Pioduco.
MRS. A. H. RICHARDS,
Milliner and Dressmaker,
Full Stock of Ladles Furnishing Goods nnd
Fancy Notions. Second door South of Dill
on A Croan'sdrugfitoro.South Auburn, Neb.
"MICKELL &
SHURTZ,
Dealers In
Drugs, Glass, Paints, Oils, Stationery
and Wall Papor.
SOUTH AUHURN, - - NEHR.
CLANCY,
JLl.
Hardware, Stoves, Tinware,
A
largo and Select Stock of everything
kept lu a first-class Imrrdwaro storo.
A good repair shop in connection wjlh tho
store. Two doors south 0 Ulechcru stone,
South Auburn, Neb.
T
HOS
RICHARDS.
"REGULATOR,"
Dealer in nUGGIEH. WAGONS, and
AG HICULTO HAL IMPLEMENTS.
South Auburn, Neb.
WILLIAM ROBETTS,
proprietor
Rostanrnnt and Bakery.,
A flno stock of iConfectlons and ClRars.
Warm meals at nil hours 2So. FlrBt door
south of Holdrego Hous6
WILLING BROS. & JORDAN,
Dealers lu
Hardwaro, Stoves, Tinwaro Fnrni
tnro, Wooilonwaro, Etc.
HpcrIM nttentlon paid ,ti Tin Iiooflnc nnd
Spouttnu, Fouth Auburn, eb.
W
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MATTHIESEN,
BlacksuiUhinir.
WAGON AND OARRIAGK WORK
NraUy and promptly dono. No 21 Contre
Avenue, South Auburn, Neb,
W
7ILLIAM SHANKS.
Proprlotor
Livery, Food and Salo Stables.
On Nemaha Street, South of tho Hold'rogo
, Houiiq, South Auburn, Nob
AUBURN,
T W. KERNS'
O LUMBER YARD,
North and South Auburn,
Neb.
P. W. SAMUKLSON,
Hanker,
J). J. Wood,
Cashier.
Nemaha Countv Bank
Auburn, yebrasJca
Does a General .Banking;
Business.
Particular JSttention Giv
en Collect ions.
Monov Loaned on Approv
ed Security.
INTEREST PAID ON TIME DEPOSITS.
This is tho Oldest Bank and hag tho only
Timo Lock in tho Oity.
Fnrm Urn us iifgotliitcil at Loir Unto of Interest.
Exchange on all parts ot
U. S. and Sin rope.
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SOUTH AUBURN, NEBR.,
now open and prepared to do a General
Banking Business.
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AMPH.T3
CAPITAL-
I. - ssi. v.--
MONEY LOANED On. approved security, at a
Reasonable Rate of Interest.
EXCHANGE Bought and sold on the principal
Cities of the United States and Europe.
JNO. L. CARSON ,fc CO.
Si A. Osborn,
Notary Public.
0. W. Tajloi
Osboen & Taylor,
ATTOENEYS and
Counselors at Law.
Calvert and Brownvillo.
PRACTICE IN THE STATE AND FED
. ERAL COURTS.
Special attention given to collections and sale of
HEAL ESTATE.
ice lo Farmers
Tho undersigned has for snlo tho
NORWEGIAN PLOWS!
Hmrows
CULTIVATORS,
Well known to bo tho best, which ho will
sell cheaper than the cheapest.
Farmers, Call and See.
5J
B. OTTENS,
MONEY SAVED!
I will soil you a
BETTER ORGAN! !
in every respect for
$ 8 5.0 0,d
Than aro being sold in this vicinity for
8100 anil upwards.
JAS. H. DTE,
flinO Xoinaha City.
3C J. Gxrotixw?
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BOOTS, SHOES,
AND HARNESS.
Mndo and repaired ns woll as enn bo dono
anywhere, on short notice, and
VERY REASONABLE TIJILVS.
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NORTH AUBURN BUSINESS CARD.
GlOSS' PICTURE GALLERY,
I" North Auburn, Nob.
COl'YLNO OLD l'lCTl'llKS A Sl'F.ClAl.Y.
Ollloo- First door South of tholiifciim JHnl.
POSEY FREEMAN,
Plain and Ornamental Fainter.
Contracts taken with all material furnished.
tO-Work guarnnteod.Ti
NORTH AUHURN, - - NEH.
I E. BOTH EL,
0 , proprietor
North Aulmrn Billiard Parlors.
keeps a nice stock of
CIGARS, CON'FF.CTIONH ETC., ETC.
T M. GLASGOW,
prrswrAN and suiwuoy,
NORTH AUUURN, - - NEBR
jgTilesideneo Gilmpro's Mock.
nil, A. OPI'ERMAN,
1'irysroiAN anj) sunoKoir,
Has been located In Nemalu County since
1868. Strict attention paid to all ACUTE and
CHRONIC DISEASES. Aillictioni of the
Ear and Eye skinroiiy Tre.ted,
JjQr Artificial eye$ always on hand to-TU
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
TAKE NOTICE! ,
Mrs. E. Monahnn, of Maryvlllo, Mo., will
bo at North Auburn on tho
17th and lath Days of Ootohor.
when slio will bo nropured to treat all forms
of nyo diseases. Her treattiiont Is a porum.
nont euro for granulated o..llds and nil
rorms of Inllainnmtlon '"of tho oyes. Come
atidsno her. Sho will also bo at Hrownvlllr
on tho 10th of each mouth.
Surgical operations will bo performed by
Dr. D. C. Wilson. of Maryvlllo.
BROWNVILLE BUSINESS CARDS.
T II. DROAliY,
J Attorney aiiit'OouiiMitlor lit luv,
urownviiiJ'.Bii
T S. S T U L L , 3
U. AT'l'OllNKVH AT I. AAV.
Oltlcoof County Juitgo, Jlrowavllle, Nebnxskiv.
J ROSS WITCHERLY,
proprietor
TONSORIAIi RESORT?
Four clialrs, acwyWplliTw.l worknion..bost
dyo, bestsliaves, inshloiuiblo haircuts, sea
foam. Work dono promptly and guaian
teud to satisfy. Klrsldoor westol postollloo,
Ilrownvllli', Nidi.
QAM RICH,
IIouso, Sign, Carrlafio and
Ornamental Paintor.
HROWNVILLE, ... - .NEH.
Private Diseases.
Persons desiring the poplar prescription of the
late Dr. Jonas Crane, for Venereal Diseases, can
have the same filled by calling upon
Dr. Alfred Crancr,
at his residence, Brownville, Nebr. 0-15
lllTIIOUIZlin UY TIIK f. S. (lOVKIINMl'VI
irsf Eatsona
OF
BRO XV 1ST VII.L W
Paid-up Capital, $00,000
Authorised
a
ff 00,000
is puiH'AHh'rro TitANHAirr ai
General Banking Busines.
HUY AND HKM.
COIN & CURRENCY DRAFTS
wnalltlinurlnclimlcltloi oftlis
United States and Europe
MONEY LOANED
On approver! security only. Time Drolls discount
ed.iiM'l special ucciiiuniuilutlnusKrnntcdtoilupovll
rs. Uenlersln UOVBKNMKNT UONDH, .
STATE, COUNTY & CITY SECURITIES
DEPOSITS
Reculveil pnyableniidemsnit mill tNTKHKSTrt
owed on ttiuecbrtlllcatwi ol depoilt.
OIllECTOIts.-Wm.TTnon, It. M. nslloy, t.A
Ilandley. Frank K, JoIidnoii, I.ntlier Jlondluy
Win. I'ralslier.
JOIIX L. CARSOX,
A. It. DA VIHOK. t'Hihler. President.
J, C MlNAIlfiHTON, ASHt'Cashlwr..
JOHN S. MTNICK,
II11
Noznaha Cit, Nob.
PIMPLES!
I will mall (froo) tho recelpo for a Hltuplo
Vogelablo linliii that will remove tan, fit'ih
les, pnnples and blotches, lnavlni? tho Hkln
soft, clear and beautiful; alin liiHtriictlous
for pjoducliiK a liuurlnnt urowtli of hair on
a bald head ors'iiooth face. Address Inelos.
Inn Ho stamp, lion. Vaudolf&Co., Vi Barclay
street, N. Y,
ank
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OCTOBER 12, 1882.
OHAS. D.NIXON,
Frosidont.
P.P.STARIN,
Ooahior.
F AUBURN,
AUHUKX, NiniUASKA,
IS
And oirors lt Services to tho
Citizens of Auburn
-.a$?i-NEMAHA
COUNTY,
For tho transaction of nny
tho lino of
Hustness In
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SKcbvaisilui a.tlwvtiscv
l&.jjl
Caiy" Entered at the postoflicc at Suutli Au
burn, Nebraska, as Second Class matter.
REPUBLICAN TICKET.
8XATE.
For Governor -
JAMES W.DAWES,
of Satlno county.
For Lleutounnt Governor.
A. W AGEE,
of Hamilton county.
For Secretary of State.
E. P. ROGGENS.
of Lancaster county.
For Treasurer.
LORAN CLARK,
ol lloitno county.
For Auditor.
JOHN WALLICHS,
of Hall county.
For Attorney-General.
ISAAC POWERS,
of Dakota count.
ForSupt. of Public Instruction.
W. W.W.JON EH,
For Com. of Public Lands and Hulldlnits.
A G. K'ENDaLL,
of Howard county.
For Rodent of the University.
C. II. GERE,
of Lnnciister County. '
CONGRESSIONAL.
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i-or.t,oimiaanian.si-uisirict.-rT-T;.i1,-fo.fj,u x .
A. J. WK. v Kit,
of Richardson County.
JUDICIAL.
For District Attorney l!d Judicial dlstrlot
.1. II. STltOlli:,
Of diss County.
aoTTDN-T-sr.
For State Senator
JARVI8S.OHUR0H,
of Red ford.
For Represntatlves
OKO. R.8H00IC,
. ol Asplnuall,
JACOII (100 D,
of Layfayetto.
For County CoiiiinlsNloiH'r, 2d District
FRANICRi:i)KURN,
of London.
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FEANE JAMES.
Tho Notorious Outlaw Surrenders at Jefier
son Oity to Governor Orittendon.
JiciTKitsoN, Crrv, Oot. r. I'"rauk
James, the notorious outlaw, brother
to the eiiually notorious Jesse, surrcnil
ered to tho governor at ." o'clock this
eveniiiL' unconditionally, and was im
mediately tukou to Independence, in
Jackson county, to answer tho indict
ments. Frank James arrived in tho capital
this morning about I o'clock, in com
pany witli Colonel John M. .Edwards,
and this forenoon they were about this
city and in and out of tho hotel until
the hour arrived thai, hud le.eu ap
pointed for tho meeting between the
outlaw and the governor. About -1 :in
o'clock they walked over to the Capitol
grounds, flimbed tho hill, and entered
the window leading to the private of
fice of Governor Crittenden. Tho lat
ter having a few hours' notice of their
coining naturally felt jubilant over
this culmination of bis. long light
against tho outlaw baud, and bo had,
without indicating what tho occasion
was, summoned a number of tho state
ollicials to be present at tho appointed
time and witness this
HISTORICAL KVKNT.
As they arrived one by one, lift jok
ingly told thorn that there was a
Christmas-box to bo opened pretty
soon, and lie wanted Ids friends to en
joy it. Whilo waiting lie entertained
thorn, just as a sort of side issue, by
exhibiting Prank James' letter, which
was perused by all with intense, inter
est, and tho good penmanship and easy
stylo ol winch wns generally com
mented upon. "Whilo tho company
were so engaged, Major Edwards and
his companion walked in and right
over to whttro the governor sat in tho
midst of tho row. Tho light shone in
front the wost, and as tho outlaw
walked in that diroetion witli bis bat
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VOL, 27, NO. 17,
in bin hand, tho most conspicuous feat
ure about him Was his eyes, which
seemed unuaimlly dark and shono llko
brilliants, and his faco, boing clean
Bhaven, was unusually pale, but lib
walk and manner word as
KASY AND NATURAL,
as though this occasion, which was ono
of llfo or death, was nothing unusual
for him. Tho assembled company
halted in their laughing and joking,
merely out of respect to tho stranger,
and when Major Kdwards eald: "Gov
ernor Crittenden. 1 want to inhoduco
you to my friend, Frank James," a
deatli-llke stillness took possession of
the room, and the men sat llko statues.
Governor Crittenden arose, and step
ping forward shook hands with tho
visitors. Moanwhllo tho spell "which
had eome over tho spectators held Its
sway.
After shaking hands tho outlaw
stepped back two stops, and, unbut
toning his coat, took oft his bolt of
cartridges and rovolvers and handed
them to tho governor.
Then followed an intervlow, or,
rather, general conversation between
all prosent, after which the outlaw Wiw,
sent to Independence In charge of tho
governor a private secretary.
AN INTKUVIRW.
Tn tho oourao of a long interview
wlthth'o prisoner lie said ho had como
to Missouri on Sept. 2.1, with tho pur
pose of surrendering. Previous to that
timo ho said he hud not been lu tho
state fur a year. lie said: "1 como to
Missouri to try to regain a homo ami
standing among her people. 1 have
boon outsido of her laws for twenty
one years. I luoo been hunted llko a
.wild animal from one slato to another.
I have known no homo. I liavo slept
in all sorts -of places hero to-day,
there to-morrow. I have been charged
with nearly every great crime com
mitted in olther Wisconsin or her
neighboring states. I bavo been taught
to suspect my
DRARI-HT AND NRAUUST FIIIKKD
of treachery, and whore is tho end to
bo? I am tired of this life of taut
nerves, of nlght-rldtng and day-hiding,
of constant listening for footfalls,
crackling twigs, rustling 'leaves, and
creaking doors tired of seeing Judas
on tho faco of every friend I own, and
goodness knows I have none to spaiv.
Tired of tho saddle, tho revolver, aiid
ilio-caitvidgo-belt; tlredKofthboojfSwuT
and horns witli which popular uellet
has equipped mo, and I want to boo if
there is not swjno way out of it. I
think I can give the state a substantial
return for what Tank, and I think tho
dignity of law will not suiter. I shall
prove myself worthy of mercy."
Previous to Ids surrender vPrauk
James wroto tho governor a long letter
from St. TiOiiis, netting forth bin deslro
to surrender.
The opening of tho Turtle Mountain
country for settlement, says the Intor
Ocean, will add between nine and ton
million acres to the arable public laud
of tho Putted States, and Its immedi
ate cultivation will ineioaso tho wheat
product, and thereby tho wealth of tho
country, This legion, which lies be
tween the lied lllver of tho Nortiiand .
tho Missouri, along the lino of tho
ltritish possessions, Is as rich in its ag
ricultural resources as any section of
the northwest. In tho Turtle Moun
tain range there is plenty of coal anil
iron ore, and perhaps other kinds of
minerals. There is also a vast quanti
ty of valuable timber for manufactur
ing purposes both thoro and at Devil's
lake. The settlers are going in very
rapidly, and tho railroad companies are
pushing their lines along as fast as they
can get tho right of way. Tho action
of Secretary teller redeems a whole
ompiro to civilization.
Judge Piold, of tho P. S. Supremo
Court, recently recoivod a package, of
which be was suspicious ; and after
soaking it in a basin of water lie care
fully onened it and found it to lie. sure
enough, an iufornaV machine, which,
but for ids caution would bavo killed
or seriously hurt him. It wan from
California, and by a slip of paper It
contained, ho learned that the attempt
upon his llfo was for a court decision
in (i land case.
Near CaiiliiHville, 111., Willis Mc
Vicker, n railroad laborer and a board
ing bows named James Pields, fought
witli pistols. Tho latter began and
forced tho light, and fired sovoral shots,
shooting Mc Vicker through tho arm,
when the latter opened lire and shot
tho tyrant dead.
Xear Palmer, 111., last week, John
Leigh, jr., went into tho field where
John lliirby was at work and deliber
ately murdered him without warning,
putting several shots through his body.
Tlioy wero neighbor farmers.
A. "W. Nickoll, of tho firm of Nick
ell & Shprtz, was in tho cltv Tuesday.
lleiuUhls local adds. Xickell has two
of tho host drug stores in Nemaha
county. a -
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