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VOLUME XL
NEMAHA, NEBRASKA, FRIDAY, NOV. 29, 1895.
NUMHER 22
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T)ll. W. W. KEELING,
Nl5.UA.UA ClTY, NUIUtAlCA..
Office firat door south of Park hotel.
W. W, SANDERS,
Notary :-: Public
Nemaha City, Nob.
Kcrker & Hoover,
Denier In
MEATS
Holiest prices imlil.for hides, lard, tallow
CAinu, etc
NEMAHA CITY, NEBRASKA.
B.BellAndrews.M.D.Ph.D,
Local 3NJ"ews.
Less than four weeks till Christmas.
Louis Lemon moved to Harada this
week .
The hcIiooIh had
day and Friday.
a vacation Thurs-
John W. Shubert lias moved on his
father's farm, neat Shubert.
We are needing wood. Let our dos
linquont subscribers lake notice.
The passenger tram from the north
was two hours late Wednesday.
Surgeon Specialist,
Stella.
Nebraska
Operations for Cataract and all opera
tions on the e)e, Varicocele, Ilernii,
Ilemerrlioids, etc , performed with
out chloroform and painless. Pa
tients from abroad can obtain hoaul
and hospital facilities at prices less
than in a city, considering .skill and
sanitary h" roundings Parlies
seeking relief through surgical
means will do well to confer with
Dr. Andrews.
Hon. Cuius Sigki,
Introducing
Cooper
the rustling
Liveryman
OK N KM A II A.
Leave your orders
Tor h team, Intel; or
dniy, and
Wk do tiik Rust.
Our Mack meets all
tialns.
Estray Notico.
Cinno into tnv enclosure, l'-J iuIIpk south
west ol llrown villi-, October l'llli, lh!)5. mm
reiUllnh uim ir. i wltli ilnrlt inane tnd tall,
auppnsuil to ti aiMiil VI ejus old, wHuhllm
nlioul 10 10 pounds Owner can lmvo smno by
lirovttn prone i ' v and pay I in; costs of Ueep
liumid postliiK U. II. Sl'AKliY.
November 12. ls!)j.
Wanted SalesmenSH
STOCK or Si:i:il I'OTATOIN. UIIKUA I. SAL
AllY or i O.M Ml --.SI ON I'AID WKKKI.V.
11 KM -.KNlmd I'AYINu POSITIONS to
(lOUM.MK.N. SPKI'IAI. IMMJl'HMKN IS to
KOI.NNi:itU. KXCUJSIVK TKIUUTOUY
GIVKN IK DKSIUKI). Wilto at once for
terms to
The Eawks Nursery 0o., Milwaukee, Wis
MflNBT 0 Li
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et 6 per cent.
on Farm Lands,
Apply at The Adver
ts (Silbert is having more cribs buill
at the edgoyl tin; til nil' cast of town.
James Pierson, who recently moved
to Nemaha, has leased tlio lieiinelt
mill.
Mrs. F. U. Scovlll eamo down from
Omaha and .spoilt Thanksgiving with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Clark. She returned today.
A catamount or wild cat was killed
about a mile north ot Hrownvillo last
Monday, by Ed Majors. It Is seldom
one of these animals is now seen in
this section, though in former years
numbers were killed every year.
Kev. 0. II. Gilinoro is engiiged in
a protracted meeting at the Bethel
(Loudon) M. 13. church, and for that
reason there will be no sorvlcos held at
the M. E. church at Nemaha next Sun
day night, except the regular Epworth
league meeting beginning at 8 o'clock,
to which everybody is invited,
Piof. W.L.Daveupoil went to Peru
Wednesday evening, to spend Thanks
giving. Steve Cooper had Ins sleigh out for a
day or two this week, bvt the sleighing
was not llrst class.
tiser office, Nemaha.
Remember we take anything on sub
scription that we can out ourselves in
Iced to hogs or catlle.
Cyrus Mmiuk came down trom Peru
L'liosdtiy evening, to spend Thanksgiv
ing with Nemaha friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Alx. Maxwell spent
Thanksgiving in Nemaha the guests ot
Mr. and Mia. S. Ihimblo.
The junior league will hold a temper
ance meeting at the .M. E. church sun
day, ai o o'clock. Everybody is invited.
Robt. Dorr, of Fremont, Nebi., a
brothei-in-law of Mrs. M. II. Taylor,
arrived in Nemaha Weduetula), on a
short viMil.
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Maxwell eamo in
from Auburn Wednesday, and took
dinner with Dan's patents, Mr. aim
Mis. .John Maxwell.
There tiro rumors of slander suits and
ai l eats for neglect ot duty. etc.. float
lug on tli- .or. Nothing Ilk.' creating
business, fur the lawyers.
Sam Shuck is having a story and a
half addition built to his residence on
his farm noithwe-t of town. D C
Miller is doing the carpenter work.
Two ol Win buid'n cnildiun and twu
of Henry gold's went to Auburn Thuis
day, to eat Thanksgiving dinner with
their graudpaieiits, Mr. and Mrs. John
1 beni.
With (Silbert & son, Titus & Wil
liams, Ileniy t'utse, Jeiry Marlatt, and
M. II. Taylor all buying coin at Nema
ha, the price ought to be kept up to the
top notch.
Rev. 10. h. Chamberlain has invest
ed some of his surplus lauds in Nema
ha county soil, having bought MO acies
of Mid Tidrow, about two miles north
ol lirownville.
Mrs. J. B.Hoover, who has been at
Whita Cloud. Kaiua-. lor several liis
returned homo Wednesday night. I99 N Sunderland.
Mauuikd. At the residence of John
Hawxhy, in Nemaha precinct, on
Thursday, Nov. 'J.sth, at 12 o'clock
noon, 181).'), Mr. Frank Hawxhy ami
Alter the
Mrs. Charley CnuK, whom she has
been nur-ttig, was no bettor when she
left, and her teeovery Is doubtful.
Mr. and Mrs. Field, of Shenandoah,
Iowa, arrived in Nem.iha last Saturday
on a visit to Mrs. Field's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. John Hawxhy, and to attend
the wedding !' Frank Ilawxby and
Miss Eva Sunderland on Thursday.
Mis. II. W. Shubert was in town
the lir-t of the week, making farewell
calls on her friends. Mr. Shubert ex
pected tustatt with hi family for Han
Jacinto, San Diego count), California,
tins week, to spend a year or two. Mis.
Shubert piomised us a letter for publi
cation soon.
guests partook of a line dinner the now-
ly married couple drove to Auburn
and took the Missouri Pact lie train for
Lincoln, to spend u few days. Tin:
Advisutiskii extends congratulations
and best wishes to Mr. and Mrs,
Iltiwxt v.
Mr. and Mrs. J . V. Taylor are vis
iting their Nemalia Iriouds this weok.
Mr. Taylor ("rove over lrom Stolla Sun
day, and Mrs. Ta.lor eamo down lrom
Lincoln Monday evening.
Mrs. John I. Dressier received the
sad news of the death of I-or biotlioi-.
in-law, at Sauiiemin, Ills., Wednesday
She started for Sauiiemin Thursday
afternoon, to attend the Mineral.
Knval smith, living tour miles south
west of Nemaha, came near having a
runaway a few days ago, While driv
ing along the road one ot the hoises
full down, breaking tne hugy tongue
in three or four pieces. The team
started to run, but were stopped befoio
they done any damage.
Stove Cooper's hack is now lying in
pieces along the roinl. Last Friday
night Marion Earluit diovo down to
the dej ot o get st mi freight, and left
the team without tying while ho went
inside to see about the freight, '''lie
h.irsen became tired of standing and
rati away, smashing up the hack in
great shape.
The ladies of the Christian church
irnve a fiee dinnet til the church on
Thanksgiving dty. but owing to the
(net that we assisted in clearing the
tables at the poor farm the night befor
ami had a turkey tit home that day,
vt re unable to bo present The g od
things aie bunched too much for out
thorough enjoyment .
WOOD WANTED. "
I will receive sealed bids until 12
o'clock noon on Monday, December
Mb, 180a, for twenty cords of dry
black jack oak wood lor school distiict
No .hi; said wood to be delivered at
the school house in Nemaha City.
F. L. WOODWAHI),
Director School District No. M.
Ciood advice: Never leave home on
a journev without a bottle of Chambei
Iain's Colic, I bolera and Diuirhua
Remedy. For sale by M. II. Tajloi
Wo hear there is liable to be a big
law suit soon, by potieswho claim
thev hiVe a title to some of the best
farms in the we-tern part of thn pre
cinct. It seems a half breed woman
who has been liviinr in outh Dakota
for years claim- to have n deed to a
consideiable body of land that she has
never deeded away, Hnr husband was
at Aubiir a few days ago looking up
th matter. An eighty belonging to
Cas I arues and one belonging to John
Stephenson are included in the land
claimed.
John C. Sin all, of Lincoln, deputy
head consul of the Modern Woodmen
()f America, oigauized a camp in Ne
maha last Satuidaj night. The follow
ing officers were ejected:
Venerable Consul Hov. C. II. Ull
moie. Atl visior John Matldox.
I Ian ker Hal ry McCand less .
Clerk-W. W. Sanders.
Escort Stephen Cooper.
Watchman Kemp Colorick.
Sentry Fred Morris.
Managers W. W. Sanders, Alvu
Leedy, Chas Anderson,
The sidewalk between town and the
depot needs lepairing immediately. It
is getting to be dangerous to walk over
in tne daytime, and at night the only
side way to do is to take the street.
The st i eot commissioner should have
it icpniied before we haven big dam
age suit on out hands.
The Thanksgivine supper given bv
the ladies' aid society of the M. 13.
church Wednesday night, at the poor
farm, was thoroughly enjoyed by all
piesent. Judging from the supper,
the people certainly hiive gieat cituse
for great thankfulness, and showed it
Hint iiiuht by the amount of good
thinus to eat that were provided, it is
cerium Hint ".11 ."slt duly thank Hil
when seated at the table. All kinds
'of good thiiiL's were there, fron: angel
food to devil's cake,
wete nboi. i !?-J0.
The following in the olllcial vote for
distiict judge in the First, district:
James 13. Bush, ind., S.iMO; Edwin
Falloon, ind., d,(i:i(l; Charles B. Lotion,
rep., lO.lil-l; John S. Stull, rep , 11,754 .
Let ton has a majority over Bush of
a, 108, and Stall has a majority over
Bu.sh oi 1,508.
It has been ascertained that tho
humming uciso made by telegraph
wnes is not due to wind, as it can lie
heard in limo of dead calm. The most
tenable explanation is that it is caused
by tiiitt'iniig ol the wires, owing to
atmosphci ic changes. Ex .
The Malono & Davis Drug Company
have sold the Shubert stock of drugs
If) Mctiechie Bros. J. W. Taylor went
down Friday morning to assist in itis
voicing.
We have lor sale a good 100 acie
(arm ueai Nemaha City, well impio,
eil. gnoil house, barn, etc., largo orch
ard, tut m nil fenced, which will be sold
lor S:i.r) per acie. If you want a bii
gain call quick.
Acts at once, never fails. One' Mins
ne Cough Cure. A remedy for astli-
riie net proceeds ma.. ind that feverish condition which
I accompanies a severe cold, The only
" bat' i'i'hh remedy that produces jintnu-
ii' insults. Tavlor. thodiugiritd.
We li mi made arrangements when
by we can send Tine Advkktihkk sn.d
be Inti-i ( ci an both one year for only
SI 00 cas i in advance.
IfVljDg
There a m tnv good reasons wh
you should u-e One MinuteCough Cuie
There aie no masons why you should
not, it in need ot help. I heonh haim
in i hat ue lnij then . us
iV, Williams, because ilf at ctl the
racket better than any other shoes.
i tUe the wagonette when in Auburn
for any part of the citv. Easy riding.
less remeih that pioduces immediate Q"iok time. All trains met. John
rest Us Talor, tho druggist. McElhanev, proprietor.
CATTLE DEIIOBNED.
Hoboit Frost is prepared to dehorn
cattle. Persons having cattle the)
want dohoined should see him.
It's just as easy to try One Minnie
Cough Cure as am thing else. It's
easier to cure a severe cough or cold
with it. Let your next put chase lor a
coug1' be One Minute Cough Cine
yt ttor medicine; better results; bettor
r it, Taylor the druggist.
H. A. Kyle, veterinary surgeon and
dentist, bad l.ouo bills printed at this
oilice this week, advertising his busi
ness. Ho expects to travel this winter.
He is said to be a tine veterinary.
Hov. Chas. II, Gilinoro was called to
Peru Wednesday to perform a marriage
ceremony, Hov. (S. M. Clatoi was to
have done the job, but had the misfor
tune to fall and break his leg, so ho
sent for Hev. Gilmoro.
Wo need money a.d need it bad,
Old papers lor sale at this office,
Titus &, Williams carry a good grade
of goods, and their prices are reason
able. No shoddy goods kept to make a
cut on.
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MANUFACTURED BY
WORK BROS & CO,.
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A nice lino of liess goods hiuid
somo patterns low prices just re
ceived by Titus & Williams.
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.
The llrm of Cooper & Harper, pio
prietois of tho Somalia livery and dray
usineas, is this day dissolved by inn
mil consent, John Harper retiring.
Dated tliis Mth day of October, 180.1.
Stki'iikn Cooim:k,
John IlAiti'hit.
J. W". Oviiiiiiiiei & Co.
Carry a Full DLino of
Gents' Furnishing Goods,Hats,Caps,Trunks,Valises
If you want tho "Best Wearing and Best Fitting
CLOTHIHG
and save for yourself 25 por cont, buy
'JLjunolky Worsied OIo lining.'
FOR SALE, BY
J. W. CEANMER & CO.,
IMuc Front, Auburn, Nebraska