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VOLUME XLII
NEMAHA, NEBRASKA, FRIDAY, SEPT. 3, 1897.
NUMBER 10
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Corn, 21 conts.
Dry and dusty.
Warm weather this week.
Next Monday is Labor Day.
Call and see ua for job work.
Mrs. Fairbank for fine millinery.
Republican primarias on the 18th.
Grapes are worth only a cont a
pound.
Mrs. E. A. Mlnlck wont to Bracken
Thursday.
Weldon Shlvoly went to Lincoln
Wednesday.
Floyd Higglns, of Shubert, was ia
town Wednesday.
Lon Combs and family went to Pal
myra last Saturday.
J. n. Seid shipped one of his fino red
hogt to Swanton Thursday.
Lane Jones, of Aspinwall precinct,
Rave us a social call Thursday.
Mrs. Fred Seabury and Bee and Opal
Ylsited Brownville Wednesday.
J. H, Hall brought us some nice
peaches on subscription Thursday.
HI Campbell was in town Wednesr
day. Ho iB talking free silver yet.
J. M. Workman has had a neat sign
painted on the front of his livery barn.
There is a big peach crop and they
are now selling at fifty cents a bushol.
Rev. A. W. Green la holding a pro
tracted meoUng, near Vnrrenoburg,
Mo.
Wm. and Charley Hacker were in
from Auburn Wednesday, doing some
surveying.
Douglas and London precincts got
five out of the eight nominations on
the fusion ticket.
Albert Titus sold over 3300 bushels
of corn a few days ago. Ho is satisfied
that farming pays.
Miss Edna Thompson went to Shen
andoah, Iowa, Monday. She will at
tend school there this year.
C. H. Kindig went to Cortland, Neb.,
last Saturday. He is principal of the
public schools of that place.
Mr. and Mrs. Lena Bantz and Miss
Louisa Ceoni, of Humboldt, are guests
of Mrs Martha Coons this week.
W. II, Englebrlght, of Hastings, is
bnying apples in Nemaha. He shipped
a car load to Minden Wednesday.
Fred Moore took the train Thursday
morning for Mason City, Neb., where
he will teach school the coming year.
School begins next Monday morning.
Endeavor to have the children attend
the first day and every day thereafter.
Robt. I. Smith and Harvey went to
Shenandoah, Iowa, Monday. Harvey
will attend school there the coming
year.
The Woodmen of the Werld will
hold a picnic at Auburn next Monday.
Preparations have been made for a big
time.
Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Baker, ef South
Auburn, visited Mrs. Baker's parent's,
Rav.Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Taylor, on
Friday.
Miss Ona Tourtelott will give an oli
ocutionary entertainment at Shubert
Saturday night. T. A. Clark will give
a cornet solo.
Goo. W. Noal found a pocketbook in
the hall Thursday afternoon, which tho
owner can have by proving property
and paying for this notice,
John Dorram is Buffering from an
attack of tonsilltus.
Miss Blanch Williams, of Shubert.
is the guest of tho Misses Elliott this
week.
Thos. J. Majors was selected as the
member of the republican state central
committeo from Nomaha and Johnson
counties.
The fourth quarterly mooting of the
Methodist church will bo held at Ne
inaha next Sunday and Monday. Pre
siding Elder VauFleet will preach
Sunday ovoning,
We met T. J. Oliver while at Lincoln
Thursday of last week. He informs us
that ho has accepted the position as
principal of tho Greenwood Bchool for
the ensuiug year.
Mrs. W. W. Sanders and Willie and
Nellie, who have been visiting friends
at Beatrico, Wymore and Odell for tho
past two weeks aud a half, came home
Thursday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Kemp Colerick visited
Mrs. Colerick's parents, Mr and Mrs.
Laird, near Humboldt, a few days, go
iug down last Friday and returning
Tuesday, They drove over.
John G . Woolley, tho greatest t9ra
perance orator now living, will dolivor
an address on that Bubject in Auburn
at tho opera houso on Saturday, Sept.
18th. Particulars next week.
Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Rurabaugh, of
Smlthland, Iowa, arrived in Nemaha
Thursday afternoon, on a visit to their
son, Elmer E. Rumbaugh. They ex
pect to remain about a mon h,
Philip Landon, the "divine healer,"
came to Nemaha Wednesday afternoon,
and will probably remain for awhilo.
He was married Tuesday and is enjoys
ing his honeymoon in Nemaha.
We have for free distribution a num
ber of copies of the premium list of
the Nemaha county fair, to bo hold at
Auburn Sept. 28th, 20th nd 30th aud
October 1st. Call in and got one.
J. F. Wykes came down from Syra
cuse Tuosday evening and visited
friends until train time the next morn
ing, when he went to Highland, Kas.,
to which station ho has been changed.
Elder Nicholson will! preach at the
Christian church Saturday night, at 8
o'clock p. m., and on Sunday morning
and evening, and will probably begin
a protracted meeting. Everybody is
cordially invited.
Wo have placed our accounts in this
section in the hands of Mr. Ben Parker
for collection, as it is impossible for us
to get out and see the delinquents. We
hope thoso who are owing us will be
prepared for tho emergoncy.
Philip Landon, the "divine healer,"
and Miss Susannah Case, of Sterling,
were married at the court houso in
Tecumseh on Tuesday evening. The
"healer' gave his age as twouty-nine
years and the bride forty-nine.
V. P. Peabody returned home Tuess
day morning from Buffalo, New York,
where he attendod the national G. A.
R. encampment. Ho also visited some
at Niagara Falls and Toronto, Canada,
and thoroughly enjoyed himself.
Mrs. Annio Field, of Shenandoah,
Iowa, started home Monday, after a
visit of several days with hor parentst
Mr. and Mrs, John Ilawxby. Her sis
ters-in-law drove down after hor, and
they took a lot of fruit back with them,
C, O. Snow was In from Auburn
Wednesday, advertising tho ceunty
fair, which will be held at Auburn
Sept. 28th to Oct. 1st. Charley ays
he has no sore spots en account of his
defeat for the fusion nomination for
sheriff.
Tako tho wagonette when in Auburn
for any part of the oity. Easy riding.
Quick time. All trains met, John
McElhaney, prouriotor.
James A. Stephenson' Ib rushed with
work theso days. Ho is having his
houso rebuilt and another room or two
added, and is doing lets of tho wotk
himself.
WANTED-PEACH SEED.
We will pay 80 cents por bushel in
trado or 50 cents In cash for 1,000 or
1,200 bushols of peach seed.
The Titus Nurseiiy.
Stove Cooper oxpocts to mako u good
thing on hogs this winter. Ho has
bought; over seventy head, tho most of
them nlco thrifty shoats, and is feeding
them new corn from his farm south of
town.
Frank Jay has concluded that he is
bettor fitted for town life than ho is
for a farnior, and has mored to Brovvn
villo and opened a confoctlonory aud
fruit storo. Frank la a first class fol
low and will mako it wiu if any one
can.
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John Elliott was driving a young
horse to his road wagon Thursday,
when tho horse became frightened at
something, jumped to one sido, broke
one shaft, and then ran away. The
harness was broken in several places,
but no other damage was done.
Mrs. Clara Colloy and Miss Edna
Shuck, daughters of Jonn Shuck, of
lona, Kansas, visited relatives and
friends iu Nemaha and vicinity from
Thursday till Saturday of last week.
They are granddaughters of tho lato
John Shuck, who for mauy years
owned the Quiller farm, west of town.
It is rumored that Elder T. J. Wil
liamson, woll known in this part of the
state, died at his home in Marysville,
Mo., lately. It is said at tho time of
his death ho weighed ovor-iOO pounds.
Elder Williamson had many friends in
Nebraska, who will lie uuiry to learn
of his douth, and who will condono
with his family in their end bereaves
ment. Shubert Citizen.
Ed L. Culver, after a few days' visit
in Nemaha, started for Springfield,
South Dakota, Tuesday, no has sold
his business interests in Springfield and
goes back t settle tip his affairs. Mr.
Culver is greatly pleased with Nemaha
and vicinity and talks of locating here.
His wife remainod here, visiting her
parents, Dr. and Mrs W. W. Keeling,
but expects to start for Indiana the
first of next week.
Tho populists and democrats held
their county convention at Auburn
last Saturday. Tho following ticket
was nominated :
Treasurer A M Engles.
Clerk U. E. Peery.
Sheriff Frank Cole.
Judge II. A. Lambert.
Superintendent W. O. Parriett.
Surveyor D. II. McLaughlin.
Coronor Dr. Wilson.
Commissioner,2d diat. M.T.Conner.
Tho treasurer, clerk, sheriff and
judge tho four best offices are popui
lists, Tho superintendent, surveyor,
coroner and commissioner aro deraoi
crats. The populists selected all their
candidates from Douglas and London
precincts, while tho democrats wont to
Poru, Brownville, Washington and
Douglas precinct for their candidates.
Tho corenor is tho only candidate nom
inated from tho western half ef the
county, and tho superintendent is the
only ono nominated in tho north half
of tho county, whilo tho southeastern
part of the county gets nothing.
W.W. Sanders, Notary Public. Pen
sions papers of ail kinds made out ac-
curatoly. Legal documents drawn up.
All business given prompt and caroful
attention .
John Griilln, of Zanesvillo, 0., says:
"I never lived a day for thirty years
without Buffering agony, until a box
of De Witt's Witch Hazel Salve cured
my piles." For piles and rectal
troubles, outs, bruisos, sprains, eczema
and all skin troubles Do Witt's Witch
Hazel Salvo is unequalled. M. II.
Taylor.
Ripans Tabulea: at druggists.
Marriod, at high noon on
Soptember 1st, 1807, al tho resiUebco ojr
tho brldo's sister, Mrs. J. H. V$$$t'
Odell, Nob., by Roy. T. D. DffVoi;
Tecumsoh, Mr, 0. J, Canon, of Vesta,
aud Miss Nina Mooro, of Odell.
Immediately after the ceremony tho
company proceeded to tho dining room
and partook of an olegant dinner. At
1 o'clock Mr and Mrs. Canon took tho
train for their homo at Vesta.
The wedding was a quiet affair, tho
only guests outaldo of tho family being
Miss Myrtlo Halo, of Auburn, Mrs. R.
R. Rellly, of Wymoro, nnd MrB. W. W.
Sanders, of Nemaha, Each guest was
presented with a bouttouior of awout
poas and whito alters.
Tho groom is principal of tho school
at Vesta: He is one of the leading ed
ucators of Johnson county, nnd is the
fusion caudidnto for county superin
tendent. Ho is highly respected whor
over known. Tho bride is too woll
known in Nemaha county to need any
introduction. Sho grew from infancy
to young womanhood in Nemaha, and
graduated from tho Nomaha schools
three years ago. Since thon she has
baon teaching near Cook. Sho was of
fered a position in tho school sho has
been teaching, and also ono in the
Cook school and in tho Wymoro Bchool,
but decided to undertako the training
of ono pupil. Miss Nina was ono of
Nemaha's best beloved young ladies,
and her host of friends join with The
Adveiitiseii in congratulations to Mr.
and Mrs. Canon, nnd extend host wishes
for all tho happiness and prosperity
possiblo in this life.
The following is tho 'program for the
Wood oioii of the World picnic to ho
hold at Auburn Monday, Soptember
Oth Labor Day: '
10:30 a. in. Music by Dray's hand.
Address f welcome by J. W. Dar
rah, ma,?cr --
Vocal music by tho Nemaha City
male quartette.
Response by II. A.Lambert.
Vocal music by ladies' quartette of
Auburn.
AddresB by Rev. Joe Jones.
Cornet boIo byT. A.Clark of Nemaha.
Barbacue dinner.
1:30 p. in. Music by the band.
Vocal music by male quartette of
Auburn.
Address by Hon. A. S. Churchill, of
Omaha.
Music by ladies' mandolin club of
Auburn.
AmusementB at tho fair grounds and
a social timo generally.
Privato money to loan on farm se
curity on the best terms that wore over
made in Nemaha county, by Wesley
Dundas, Auburn, Nebraska.
TT. W. Sanders is agent for R, V.
Muir's town lots in Nemaha. If you
want to lease or buy ono apply at Tu
Advehtisek office.
Cri t Duquoin, Bovior, Walnut
VUA-L. Block( McAllister nnd
other grades of coal for salo, ranging
in prico from 82.25 to $-1.00,
Hanky MoCandless,
J. K. Curzon, Tlio Jowol
or at Auburn, nos removed
from Opera Houso Block
to tho Coopor Buildina:, 4
doors cast of his old stand.
"Tney don't mako much fuas about
It." Wo aro speaking of De Witt's
Little Early Risers, tho famous little
pills for constipation, biliousness, and
all stomach and liver troubles, They
never gripo. M. II. Taylor.
We would liko to got in a few hun
dred bushels of corn on subscription,
and will allow two conts a bushol abovo
market prico for the same.
Thore is a time for everything; and
the timo to attend to a cold iB whon it
starts. Don't wait till you have con
sumption but prevent It by using One
Minute Cough Cure, tho great remedy
for coughs, colds, croup, bronchitis and
all throat and lung troubles. M, U.
Taylor.
UUHLS WHtKt AIL tlSE FAILS.
In limn. Sold by tlnwxlnu.
UH CURLS WHtKt ALL ILSt ft
.BRMiCouihSrrup. Ttci Good. Ueo
J)R. W. W. KEELING,
Nemaha OiTr, Nehiiaka.
Ofllco drat door Bouth of Park hotel.
W. W. SANDERS,
Notary :-:
Nomaha City, Nb.
L. jt. MjmniTi,
Contractor and Builder.
All kinds of Carpenter work dono on
Bhort notice. Satisfaction guaranteed.
NEMAHA,
NEBRASKA.
J.L.Melv n, M.D., JPh. G.
PHYSICUNANDSURGEQN
SPECIAL! 1KB: DIsohsoh of tho Skin, Din
enact o Womon nnd Children Will
promnm answer nil cnllH, olthor day op
night. OIIlcu "I rcsldonac.
Kerker & Hoqver,
Doulor lu
Hltthost prloos.piild for hides, inrd, tnilow
gaino, etc i
NEMAHA CITY, NEBRASKA.,
NEM AHAISTOCK FARM.
J. H. SEID, Prop S
NEMAHA, - NEimABICA.
Ilrcodornnd Shlppor ofDnroa Jersey
nnd l'olimd Chlnn Hogs
Best ne, low prices. Farm ono mile
south of Nemaha.
Nemaha Cornet Band.
Is now prepared to furnish good musio
for entertainments, picnics, memorial
services, etc. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Charges roasonable.
E. E. Mumfokd, Pros.
J. E. Crotiikk, Sec'y.
G. N. Sandkus, Leader.
o. shuck:,
Troprlotor of tho
nemaha valley
Berkshire : Farm.
Hroodorof Thoroujjhhrod Uorkshlro noes.
Prlzo winning "look. No bettor rnlnbd. My
prlcOH nro In nccordanon with tho tlinoH. Ho
Htoolc unci not prices. Furm 4 miles north
west of Nuinnhn.
NEMAHA, - - - NEBRASKA.
B.BellAndrews.M.D.Ph.D,
Surgeon Specialist,
Btolla, - Nebraska
Operations for Cataract and all opera
tions on the eye, Vericocolo, Hernia,
Hemorrhoids, etc., performed withs
out chloroform and painless. Pa
tients from abroad can obtain board
and hospital facilities at prices less
than in a city, considering Hkill nnd
sanitary surroundingB. Parties
Booking relief through surgical
moans will do woll to coufor with
Dr. Andrews.
Wo uro HoproHontlnu
und Introducing
Mr. J. M.
Workman
tho rustling
Liveryman
of Nemaha,
Successor to 8. Coopor
Leavo your orderH
for n team, hack or
druy, nnd
Wk do the Rest .
Our Huck meets all
trains
Do YouWant Employment
At homo or traveling with GOOD PAY?
If so, write us for particulars, giving
ago and occupation.. You can work
id or part time, and the work is LIGHT
AND EASY. Address 7 30
THE HAWKS NDRSEKY OOMPAflY,
MILWAUKEE, WJUCONUIN.
