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VOLUME XL
NEMAHA, NEJ5RASK.A, FRIDAY, DEC. 13, 1895.
NUMBER 24
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IocaL ISTews.
Still thay ulay croquet .
We need money and need it bad.
Additional local on tho last page.
Jus. F. Drain U aliening corn today.
Gilbert & Son pay 20 cents in trade
for corn.
One week from next W.dn.sday is
Christmas.
Oron Kent, the junior proprietor of
tho Auburn Post, was in town Wed
neaday.
Mrs Alx Maxwell, of Auburn, vis
ited Nemaha friend TueBday and
"Wednesday.
Hie many ft lends of Charley Titus
will regret to learn that his health con
Unites very poor.
Jatnea and Fuller Hums are building
another large corn crib for Harry Mc
Candles" at tho aiding.
A nice lino of dresa goodB bund
some patterns-low prices just re
ceived by Titua & Williams.
Miss Nora Klliott, who has been
stopping at Lincoln for the last three
tnunihs, returned home last Friday.
Mrs Ilattie Maxwtll, of Harlan, la.,
is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Moses Hanks, and her many friends in
Nemaha.
J, 11, Veeder and John Moore drove
out lo Johnson Wednesday, to look for
uouse in which to move. Thoy could
not find a vacant house in town.
Everett Hawkins, who has been
working for Harry McCandless for the
past year, left for his home at Millard,
Al.)., Wednesday, where ho will spend
the win or.
Mrs. J. L. Melvin came over from
Slella Thursday and took the afternoon
train lor Hrowimlle to see her sister
Mi U N. S.wrVis who was so severe
ly injured by the runaway last Satur
day. Makmbw At the residence of Jas.
I'omrruy, on the old Alx. Skoeu farm,
on Wednesday evening, Dec. llth.
180."), by 6. Gilheit, .Justice of tho Peace,
Mr. Lo.onzo Dow Truxcil and Miss
Harriet L. Granger.
Wehive fir sale a good 100 acre
farm neai Nemaha City, well improv
ed, good house, barn, etc., largo orch
ard, farm all fenced, which will bo sold
for 8:55 per aero. If you want a bargain-call
quick.
Mart May says John Skeen has a wa
tor heater he would like to loan to any
one who wants to kill hogs. lie knows
it is a good ono hecauso he has tried it.
Mart sayn by starting a flro Monday
morning and keeping it going, tho wa
ter will be boiling by Saturday morn
ing. All it needs is to keep a good
big lire from the time it is started until
Srtturday. If you let it wane all has to
be gone over ajjain
Prof. J. II. Voeder has been engaged
as principal of the Johnson school for
tho winter and spring term, Prof.
Carman, tho present principal, having
been elected county superintendent.
Prof. Voeder takes charge of the school
January Oth. Wo can assure tho pat
rons of tho Johnson schools that the
board has mado an excellent choice in
aeleeting Mr. Veeder. Ho will give
them excellent service.
TO THE PUBLIC.
After January 1, lsno, I will sell
druas for CASH ONLY. Thanking
you all for past liberal palronago, and
hoping for a contiiiuaneo of tiie same,
and LMiaranteelng you entire satisfac
tion and good goods for your money,
Iain, Yours Itospec.tfiilly,
II. II. IIolmks,
South Auburn, Nobr.
Thursday afternoon Arthur Littrell
wrb tho victim of a runaway. He wae
driving his tatnor'.i team, wneu the
horses ran away v itli him, throwing
him out. Tho spring wagon ran over
him. and this, with the fall, rendered
him unconscious. Dry. Kay was called
in to aeo him. and wo understand
thinks there aro no internal injuries,
and that the boy will be all right in a
fow days.
The Junior Epworth Leaguo last
Sunday elected ttie following otliceis
for tho ensuing throo mouths:
President Verne Taylor,
1st Vice Pres. Heasio Frost.
2nd Vice Pros James Gilmoro.
Urd Vice Pres. Milton Goff.
4th Vice Pres. Hoaie Suabury.
Secretary Cora Morton.
ABt. Secretary Annie Frost.
Treasurer May Kerker.
Organist Vova Clark,
Editok Advkktisek: Wo are in
formed some parties in tho vicinity of
Nemaha are rendering grease from
cholera hogs. Probably these parlies
are not aware that this is against the
law, and is punishable by n fine of
from $25 to $100 and imprisonment
from three to six months. Wo trust
that a warning will be sulllcient.
Fa km nit.
The Methodist and Christian Sunday
schools will both have Christinas irees
on Cnristmas eve. The Methodist
tree will bo for the Sunday school chil
dren alone, and no ono will bo allowed
to put presents on tho tiee except tho
teachers for tho scholars. Tho Chris
tian tree will be free for every one to
put. presents on for their friends, as
has been the custom in the past. The
object of the new departure at the
Methodist Sunday school i- to avoid al!
cause for jealousy and hard feeling
among the childi on because some get
so many moro presents and more valu
able one than do others. In our
opinion it is a wise decision.
Mrs. Theo Hill informs us of an im
postor o was iiiNamaha two or three
weeks ago, and tued to swindle hei
out of tf it. 00. Ho pretended to he tiav
eliug tor D. . Adams & Co., ol New
Yoik, when talking to Mrs. Hill, hut.
wo understand lie told other parties ho
was agent lor Gage & Co,, of Chicago.
tie had an elegant line of ladies goods,
gowns, skirts, dresses, etc., silk hanker
chiefH and other notions, tho retail
price ot whicti was about ono-fourth
of the wholesale price for such articles.
He said he was establishing agencies
tor the sale ot such goodH, tiie. letail
price of wnich was tixed by tho wholo
salo house, and asked for S'J (10 to pay
for shelves on which to exhibit goods
handsome advertising cards, etc. He
got the $9.00 from at least one Auburn
lady. Mrs. Hill had had the same
gamo attempted on her before, and so
nid not bite. She told this fellow that
another man who had attempted to
work this gamo was now in the peni
tentiary for it. At this the fellow im
mediately packed up and loft town
without waiting to appoint an agent.
It is probable he finds many dupes, as
the samples ho handles are very lino.
and ho is a plausible talking follow.
Druying
I will haul loads in town for 15 cents
a load. Any reasonable dist nee out
side of town, 40 cento. Prompt service.
Your palronago solicited.
Sam Huuoicss,
Consumption Cure.
Will positively cure consumption if
taken in time. Prepared and sold by
Mits. N. A. Gould,
Protessioual Nurse.
Cor. 9th and McLane, Falls City, Neb.
Wife Hero's an account of a mar
who shot himself rather than suflo
the pangs of indigestion. Husband
The fooll Why didn't ho take D
Witt's Little Burly Itisojs? I used t
Buffer as bad as he did before I com
menced taking these little nilln Thv
1 lor, tho druggist.
MRS. Q. N. SAHDER8 DANGEROUSLY
INJURED hY A RUNAWAY.
Last Saturday afternoon Mis. Goo.
N. Sanders started to Urownvillo, two
miles and a half from the farm, to get
the mail. A dog belonging to Mr.
Mathecny, in North Drownville, ran
out as the team passed, ami in all prob
ability bit one of the horses on the legs
as the dog usually ran out and barked
when tho team was passing, but the
horses were very gentle and never bo
fore paid any attention to tho dog.
The hor.su started lo run.and ran some
two hundred yards, when in turning a
corner the spring wagon was upset and
Mrs. Saudeis was thrown out, The
tongue was torn loose from the spring
wagon and the horses ran on down in
town, whoro thoy woio caught. Tho
aocidont had been seen by several wos
men, who ran to Mra. Sanders, finding
her in an appatoully lifeless condition.
She wap carried in to Wos Boise's resi
dence and Dr. Ciane and Mr. Sanders
sent for. The doctor tumid no bones
biokeu, but there was severe concus
sion of tho biain. Sunday morning
Dr. Gaither was sent tor, and the two
doctors have had chaise of the case
since then. At 5:15 1'uasday morning,
almost sixty-two hours alter tho acci
eeut occurred, Mrs. Sanders partly ie
gained consciousness, ihe physicians
cay a small blood vessel has baun rup
tured and a blood clot funned, which
compresses tho brain, It is thought
this clot is being absorbed, and that
the patient will recover, although her
condition ib yet very serious.
Thursday afternoon, when wo last
visited Mrs. Sanders, sho was yet in a
aMni-conoious condition She is hav
ing the best of care, and tho doctors
say shs will recover, though her condi
tion is very serious.
Morgan, the murderer of lift'" Ida
Gaskill, at Omaha, was couviclou of
murder in tho first degree within six
weeks from the time 'hb crime was
committed.
No excuse for sleepless nights whe
you can procure Ono Minute Cough
Core. This will leheve all annoyan
ces, cm e tho most severe cough and
irive you rest aim health. Can you af
foidtodo without it? Taylor, the
druggist
i.
The next republican national con
vention will bo held at St. Louis Juno
Kith. It was so decided at a meeting
of the republican imtioiml committee
held at Washington Tuesday.
Good advice: Never leavo home on
i journey without a bolt of Chamber
lain's Colic, I holora and Dinrrhma
Remedy. For sale by M. II. Taylor
CATTLE DIHIOHNED.
Robert Frost is prepared to dehorn
cattle. Persons having cattle they
want dehorned should see him.
Titus & Williams carry a good grade
of goods, and their prices aro reason
able. No shoddy oods kept to make a
cut on.
Coughing i' i nates the dehme orp
ans anil aggravates the disease. In
stead of waiting, try One Minute
Conch Cure. It helps- at once, making
expeciora'ion , rn-Mice-i the -ow-ness
and inll no n Everv one like
it. Taylor ' rug pin .
A WOMAN WHO WILL WORK
Wantkd in every county to introduce
tho Celebrate-! "Hygeia" Waists for all
ages, ThiB waist supercedes thecorHOt
and has received the unanimous appro
val of tho leading physicians. 3J5 00
Outfit Free. Any energetic woman
can make from $15 to SijO weekly.
Send for citculars and terms.
Hyokia M'k'o Co..
.'178 Canal St., Now York.
If suffering with piles, it will inter
est you to know that Do Witt's Witch
Hazel Salvo will euro them. Thi
medicino is a specific for all complaint
of this character, and if instructions
(which aro simple) ate can led out, a
cure will result. Wo have tested this
in numerous eases, and alwas with
like results, it never fails, Pa
tho druggist.
OH, YES!
-O TO
M.J Taylor,
DRUGGIST,
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Ladies and Gentlemen,
Boys, Girls and Children,
the place to buy your
Christmas and Holiday Goods
-IS
M. II Taylor's Drug Store,
Everything new and fresh and at low
prices. The very latest novelties just re
ceived. Call at once and make your selec
tion before the stock has been picked over.
Same of the Articles.
Stmiil Lamps, Hall Lamps,
Hanging Lamps, Night Lamps,
Vases, Cut Glass Pieces,
Fancy Cups and Saucers,
Hooks, beparato and in Sets,
M anieti re Sets,
Poilot Cases, Card Casus,
Photograph Albums,
Autograph Albums,
Pocket Hooks,
Boxes of Writing Paper,
Whisk Broom Holders,
Fancy Dolls, Large Dolls,
Small Dolls, All kinds of Dolls,
No matter what you may want if we
have not got it, will get it for you.
M. H. TAYLOR. DRUGGIST,
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MANUFACTURED BY .
WORK BROS. & CO.,
CHIC GO.
J. W Oraiinicr fc Co.
Carry a Full Lino of
Gents' Furnishing Guods,Hats,CapsJrunks,Valises
If you want tho "Best Wearing and Best Fitting
CLOTHING
and save for yourself 25 per. cent, buy
"Inclty Woistecl Olotliing.
FOR SALE BY
J. W. CRANMER & CO.,
Blue Front, Auburn, Nebraska
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Building Blocks, A B C Blocks,
Animal Block.-, Singing'Tops,
Cologne Casto.'B, Scrap Books,
Thermometers, Paper Backs,
Air (Juris, Spring Cutis,
Writing Desks,
Ornamental Cologne Bottles,
A Complete Lino of "Vases,
Fine Perfumes,
Haines of Kvery Description,
Drums, 'Ioy Dishes,
Parlor Balls, Banks,
Day Books,
Mugs, Pop Guns. Ktc, Ftc.
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