The Nebraska advertiser. (Nemaha City, Neb.) 18??-1909, November 15, 1895, Image 1

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NEMAHA, NEBRASKA, .FRIDAY, NOV. 15, 1S95.
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Nemaha City, Nkuuaica.
Olllce ilrat door south of Park hotel.
W. W, SANDERS,
Notary : -:
Nemaha City, Neb.
Kerker & Hoover,
Dealer In
MEATS
IIlKhusl prices puld. for liltlcH, lard, tallow
giuno, etc
NEMAHA CITY, NEHHASKA.
B.BellAndrews.Nl.D.Ph.D,
Surgeon Specialist,
Stella, - Nebraska
Operations for Cataract and all opera
tions on the eye, Varicocele, Hernia,
Hemorrhoids, etc , performed with
out chloroform and painless. Pa
tients from abroad can obtain boaul
and hospital facilities at prices less
than in a city, considering skill and
sanitary surroundings Parties
seeking relief through surgical
means will do well to confer with
I)r Andrews.
Hon. ChuisSiobl
Introducing
JiOcaL News.
Another lino rain fell hero Tuesday
night and Wednesday.
Marion Earhart is now assisting
Stephen Cooper in the livery stable.
J. S. Hadlock has moved into the
lower front room of the opera house
building.
J. J. Oroon called in this week and
paid in advance for Tun adveutisisk
and tho Toledo Jilude.
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Cooper
the riiHtllug
Liveryman
of Nemaha.
I.rnvo your orders
for u team, hack or
dray, and
-t-, We do the Rest.
Our Hack meets all
t i ul n tt.
Est my 'Notice.
SCumo liitomy enclosure. W. inllo south
west ot llrownvlllu, Uetouor lUlli, 189.ri, unu
rciin mi t;i''i' ir.rtic Willi iiurK mnno him mil,
Hiipost to ho about 12 W'tus oUl, wHulllim
iiihhii iuuu poiuuiH. ownoi can niive wuuo uy
piuvlnu pioporty anil paving routs of keep.
Inu and posting. H. H. Hl'AltKY.
Nowinlier 12, 1M)5.
Wanted SalesmenASissl
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mock or si; n i'otatois. u I'uni.sAi.-
All .. lUJlJIiiMUN I'AIDJ V EEIvl.Y.
PI KM KNl and l'AINi ' OM 1'1'INS to
(SOU JINN. SPHCIW, IMU EMKNISIo
111 (II v.N'l Itll KXn USJVI, I'KUUITOKY
UIVI-JN IK IMCSIKKI). W1I10 at onco lor
icriiiN 10
The Hawks Nursery Oo., Milwaukee, Wis
WANTED.
A TVT'N'ftn Tosfll Canadian Grown Fruit
MaragKgruMHi ''reus. Hi-rry Plants, Uosos,
sin unui,v . siuetl Potatoes, eie , for I ho laiest
Biiiwoiniii iiuii uni''e tone, fsovon niimiri i
sift -, liaidy pridltaiile varieties that Niicceetl
in I he colli, st cllniiilch. iso nxporlonco 10
qnlied mid fair tie itinent Kiiaranteed. Any
one not carnl.:K SS'MHI per .noittli and kxdoii-
hes should wrllu us at once for pal Oculars,
liioei i uoininissions piou pari tunu men
Applj now aim n' oh lc'c ii-nltorv.
LUKE HltulMKHS ONiPANY.
Sloei; Excn.iut) Ilulldlm;, Chicago, 111,
W V IT? ! P'invassers to sell Flno
' Ail 1 VllTifvt, ni Fair 1'ilcos.
Cami pal'i wkckIiY; we furnish worklni:
capital, otpei litnce, eln You cannot lull If
you sell lor UtoureiU 310. 11,1,. sTVHK Mil!.
i:itli:. "1st year l.i'Ol) iiees Niiieuilt-N,
40,iM)ii acres Orchards. Write quick, kI.'Ihk
ao, releionees.otp. Stark liio's, Lowlsl.inu,
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The modern stand
ard Family Medi
cine : Cures the
common every-day
ills of humanity.
Tho schools at Aubiun have been
closed on account of the pjovalonco of
diphtheria in the town.
WANTED-AN IDEAKSJS
tuliiB to patent? Protect your ideas j l hey may
''rint.' ypu wealth. Write JOHN WEDDEK
nu,u, r;,' nt Attorneys, AVus'UliiBton,
U, 0., for their gl,0O prlo olfer.
Call in and get a card containing an
abtiact of the oflicial leturus of the
lecent election in this county.
Mrs. Alex. Maxwell, of South Au
burn, visited friends in Nemaha and
vicinity last Saturday and aunday.
Two of tho page advertisements go
out this week, and after this we will
be able to give more reading matter.
Uev C. II. Gilmoro went to Sterling
Monday, to attend tho ministerial con
vention for tho Nebraska City district.
Henry Curse had the large corn crib
built west of the opera house this
week, and will soon go to receiving
corn.
Mrs. T.illio Titus, who has been vis
iting her parents at Bethany, returned
to Nemaha Friday evening of last
week .
b.W.IIodges has moved from Tracey,
Iowa, to Nemaha. They are at presen
stopping with Mrs. Hodges' mother,
Mrs. H. A. Collins.
Miss Wheeler, ot Lincoln, arrived in
Nemaha lust week, and will probablj
stay with hot grandmother, Mis. Hoai
na Wheeler, 'his winter.
We borrow the abstract of the ofli
cial returns of the recent election from
tho Granger and Post. It may bo
found in the supplement.
Mj. and Mrs. Win. Sovereign, living
in t'e neighborhood of tho Champion
school house, rejoice in the ariival ol
a girl, born Friday of last week.
Mrs. Kosinu Wheeler and her ton-in-law,
Mr. Galbraith, and family, havJ
moved into the pioporty Mrs. Wheeler
iccently bought of li. J. Skeon, north
die paik.
The star route mail service ha
changed tho time of leaving and arriv
ing. Tho mail now arrives from Fall
Cit at 11 a. m, and leaves for that
place at 2 p in.
Koiker& Hoover diesued a buffalo
lish Thursday that weighed 28 pounds.
Pete says it is the largest lish of this
kind he has ever diet-sed since ho has
i eeu in the chop.
Frank Aue, a moo of W. A. Aue, of
Aspiuwall precinct, is very sick with
typhostnalaiial lever. He is at the
home oi his aunt, Mrs. C. M. Thomp
son, oi this place.
Tho supper to bo glvnn by tho Meth
odist ladies' aid society at the uooi
f,um has been changed from Thanks
giving night to the night tiet'oroPhanks
giving Wednesday, November 27th.
Steve Cooper says the next time the
dugos come to bis place of business
they will lnivo to bo on their good be
h.ivio.i if they put up with him He
doesn't propose to have any nuuo scraps
with tliein.
.lames Wolfe got tho first premium
at tho lecent county fair for the best
twenty acnes of coin. Jim got the
premium last je.ir, II any one can
beat him raising- enn they will Invi
to g"t up e.uij and wo.'k late.
anything you need in
Croquet playing continues to rage, in
spito of tho cool weather.
Lewis Thompson was surprised a
few days ago when ho went to his
farm northeast of town to find three
cherry trees whito with bloom. The
most of tho leaves having fallen off,
tho trees presumed a peculiar as well
as a beauti ul appearance.
A recent dispatch in tho Lincoln
Journal says that Rev. L. F. Britt was
serioul woune'ed one day this week
by tho accidental discharge of a shot
gun. Ho was visiting Rev. J. II. Pres
son, of Pawned City, and tho two went
out hunting. While Dr. Uritt waa
crawling through a barb wiro fonco the
gun was accidentally discharged, the
load striking him, so tho dispatch say
on tho bottom of tho foot at tho Instep,
badly lacerating tho flesh and injuring
one bono.
WOOD WANTED.
I will receive floated bids until 12
o'clock noon on Monday, December
Oth, 1805, for twenty cords of dry
black jack oak wood for school district
No. 30; said wood to be delivered at
the school house in Nemaha City.
F. L. WOODWAKI),
Director School District No. HO".
Good advice: Never teavo homo on
a journey without a bottle of Chamber
lain's Colic, Cholera and Diairluea
Remedy. For sale by M. II. Taylor
We have made arrangements where
by wo can send Tub Advimitiskk and
ho Inter Ocean both one year for only
61.00 cash in advance.
We need money and need it bad,
JUDS
insist that we buj their shoes of 'I ltus
& Williams, because they stand tho
racket better than any other shoes.
Titus & Williams carry a good grade
of goods, and their prices are reason
able. No shoddy goods kept to make a
cut on.
WANTED.
Cows, Heifers, Hulls and Steers that
will do to feed. Also corn.
A. L. P. Thompson.
"W nitccl.
1 or 10 cords of good
Wood, in exchange for
Photographs.
J. W, PICKLES,
South Auburn, Nob.
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.
The firm ofCooper & Haroer, pro
prietor of tho Npinuhii livery and dray
usiness, is this day dissolved by mih
ual consent, John Harper retiring.
Dated this Mth day oi October, ISO.').
STBl'HBN COOl'BIt,
John IIaki'bk.
Hog cholera has visited several farms
In this section, and p laved havoc with
the hoys.
Fred Huntington was in town Tues
day, distributing bills advertising his
sale, notice of, which may bo soon in
another column. Kred expects to
start for California the last of this
month. Ho goes to rind a climate that
will improve his wife's health, which
has been very poor evory winter for
several years.
Green Hurgess camo up from liia
homo in Aspiuwall precinct last Suns
clay afternoon and attended churcn in
tho evening. Ho stopped over nsght
with his son Dick, and was taken sick
with plourisy during tho night, suffer
ing soveroly cor soino time. Ho was
feeling well enough to bo taken homo
Tuesday afternoon.
The Methodist ladies' aid society will
give a supper at the poor farm tho
night boforo Thanksgiving for tho pur
pose of raising money to pay off tho r
mainder of tho church extension loan.
At tho timo the church was built a
loan of ?250 at k) per cent iutoiest was
secured trom tho church extension
fund. This was to bo paid at tho rate
ot S.r)0 a year and interest. In June,
1801, when the church was dedicated,
tho ladies' aid society assumed tho pay
ment of this obligation. The last pay
ment is duo January 1st, 180(1. Tho
ladies have to raise 620 or 2." more to
meet this payment and want to make
it at this supper. This will put tho
church entirely out of debt.
l nave taken charge oi tho isematia
Roller Mills, and am prepared to do
I'lmlntn (rriitditifr nf nil kiiwla mi hIioi'I.
notice.
re. Stoves a Specialty
I Alii Going to California,
and will soil at
at my farm, 4 miles south and 1 milo
west of Auburn, and 2 miles west of
Howo, beginning at 10 o'clock a, in., ou
MONDAY, NOV. 25th,
tho following property, to-wlt: Throo
head of horses, consisting of 1 yoarling
colt, sired by Imported Clydo Stallion,
"King Fisher," and two weanling colta
sired by Imported German Coach Horso
"ltinaldini." Fire head of lino hogs
and a lot of chickens. Largo crib of
corn, choice, pure whito and of good
quality (crib 28 foet long, 10 feet high
and 0 feet wide). .'100 bushels of oats,
1 farm wagon, 1 double seated spring
wagon, all my faun implements, and
some household furniture.
Tkkms ok Sams. On sums of $10
and under, cash; ou sums over that
amount a credit of 12 months will bo
given on notes with approved security
without interest if paid before maturi
ty ; otherwise 10 per cent interest from
dato of sale.
G F. HUNTINGTON.
D. Flastbks. Auctioneer.
A nice lino of dress goods hand
some patterns low prices just re
ceived by Titus & Williams.
Acts at once, never tails, One Mln
uto Cough Cure. A remedy lor asth
ma, and that feverish condition which
accompanies a seveio cold The only
harmless remedy that produces immot
cliate lesults Taylor, tho druggist.
(niioi .miiis, and am prepared to do
tiHtoin grinding of all kinds on short
nonce. I'vfti grinding a cents per ion.
Givi me a trial. I will guarantee to
please you in quality of work, and
treat you wldte.
Fkanic M. Soiiuirz.
Ni. , whj don't jou tiy De Witt's Lit
tie Early RiyeisV These littlo pills
uif headache, Indigestion and constis
pution . 'I hey'i o small, but do tho work
Taylor the druggist.
CAP 1'LB DEHORNED.
Roboit Frost is prepared to dehorn
cattle. Pel sons having caltlo they
want donorued should see him.
There are many good reasons why
you should uso Ono MinutoCough Cine.
There am no masons why you should
not, if in need ot help. The only harm
leas remedy that produces inunediate
rest 1th Taylor, tho druggist.
Remember we take anything on sub
scription that wo can out ourselves Or
feed to hogs or cattle.
Wo have for sale a good 100 aero
farm near Nemaha City, well improve
ed, good house, barn, etc., large orch
aid, farm all fenced, which will be sold
for SUB per aero. If you want a bar
gain call quick.
A WOMAN WHO WILL WORK
Wantbd in evory county to introduce
tho Colobrato-J "Hygeia" Waists for all
ages. This waist supercedes tho corset
in. (I has received tho unanimous appro
val of tho loading physicians. $3 00
Outlit Free. Any energetic woman
can mal.o from SlB to SB0 weekly.
Send for circulars and terms.
IIyokia M'k'o Co.,
:H8 Canal St., New York.
Old papers for salo at this otlico,
Take the wagonette when in Auburn
for any part of the city. Easy riding.
Quick time. All trains met. John
MoElhaney, proprietor.
W.W. Sandeis. Notary Public. Pen
sions papers of all kinds made out acs
curatoly. Legal documents drawn upt
All business given pioinptnnd careful
attention.
It's just as easy to try One Minute
Cough Cure as an thing else. It's
easier to cure a seveio cough or cold
with it. Lot your next purchase tot a
coHgh be One Minute Cough Cure
Mctter medicine; better results; bettor
tiy it. Tayloi tlmdriigglst.
We are needing wood. Let our dei
i! 'i-ieut siibscubeis take notice.
J. W"
MANUFACTURED BY
WORK BROS. & CO,.
CHICAGO.
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Carry a Full Lino of
Gents' Furnishing Goods,Hats,Caps ,Trunks,Valises
If you want the "Best Wearing and Best Fitting
CLOTHING
and save for yourself 25 per cent, buy
X-a.Bclty "VVoi-festecl Olotliio;.55'
FOR SALE BY
J. W. CRANMER & CO.,
Blue Front, Auburn, Nebraska.
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