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NEMAHA, NEBllA'SKA, FRIDAY, JUNE 23, J 899.
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If you buy it at LOWMAN'S
it's GOOD.
Wd liuvo received an entire
New Stock of
DHY GOODS,
consisting of
HOSIERY, UNDERWEAR,
NOTIONS,
und the finest selection of
WASH DRESS GOODS
in Nemaha county. Wo guarantee
our prices and quality against all
competitors.
Give us u look.
EDW. E. LOWMAN,
Brownville, Nebr.
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,
HARDWARE and CHINA.
Old papers for salo at this ofllce,
Come to Nemaha to celebrate this
year.
Croquet seta for Bale at Keellng's
drug store.
Thos. II. Jones, of Howo, gave us a
call last Saturday.
Mrs. X. IJ.Catlin, of Parn, visited
Nemaha friends Thursday.
G. II. Sutton, of Bedford precinct,
was in town last Saturday.
Mrs. J. 13. Hoover has'been sick for
ceveral days with malarial fever.
Wait Maxwell went to Rockport
Tnursday, to engage the ladies' band
,for the 4th,
Little Helen Gilbert was vary sick
for a few days with malarial fover, but
is better now.
Rev. E S. Murphy will hold services
at St. John's Episcopal church next
Sunday at 3 o'clock p. m.
The Christian Sunday school will
have their children's day service at
the church next Sunday night.
The Ladies' Cmnot band of Rock
port, Mo., has hcuu engaged for the
fourth. This is said to be a fine band.
Mrs. A. L. Jarvls and children are
visiting at Wabash, Lincoln and other
places, and Andy is looking very lone
some. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Monteith were
given a reception Thursday night of
last week upon their arrival at
A'rcadia,
We are glad to learn that Mrs. Will
S Russell, who has has been danger
ously sick with typho-malarlal fever,
is getting better.
Misses Daisy Frazier and Pearl
Burns had a birthday party last Fri
day evening at the residence of Mrs,
Frank Burgess. Those present had a
good time.
The appointment of Miss Lillian
Minick as postmistress of Nemaha has
been made. Tuore was no opposition
to the appointment. She will give
satisfaction.
A surpriso party was given Miss
Tudte aud Master Ted Scovill Wednes
day nif.ht. About fifty were present
and a good time was had. Ice cream
and cake was served.
D. J. Thompson, who shook the
dust or mud of Nemaha from bis feet
in the spring and moved to southern
Missouri, returned to Nemaha lust
Sunday. He couldn't stay away;
S. K. Anderson will pay highest
market price for chickens, See him
as to dates he is recoiylng them.
Geo. D. Campbell, of Howe, has
bought the blacksmith shop and tools
of Mrs. D. A. Morton and has opened
the shop. He is said to bo a fine work
man, Give him a trial:
Willie Kerker was eleven yoara old
last Saturday and was given a birth
day party. The little folks present
had a flue time and Willie received
many presents. Ice cream and cako
were served. Willie remembered the
editor with a plate of nice cake.
Dutch Charley has pone to Aspln
wall and opened a shop. He was
arrested agrin Moml.iy for drunkenness
but was released on his promise to
Ihiivb town. Charley U a good black
smith but loves red liquor too well for
his own good or that of any one else.
The children's day sorvico at the M.
E. church Sunday night was listened
to attentively by a large congregation.
The subject, "Peace or War," was
treated in an excellent raannor by the
older pupils, while the little ones had
their share of recitations, songs, etc.
The program was a good one and well
rendered.
Mrs. B. F. Leslie died at 0 o'clock
Friday morning, Juno 23rd. Mrs.
Leslie has boon nn invalid for some
time and for several months has been
confined to her bed. She was an old
resident of Netnahu. Slio was married
to Benj. F. Le3lie Oct. 28th, 1848. Hei
husband died May 7th. She leavos one
daughter and seven sons to mourn her
departure. We understand the funeral
services will bo hald Saturday.
Jim Bennett bad a runaway the
first of last week that came near kill
ing him. The bolt holding one single
tree broke and tha horses Btaited- to
run near Sam Anderson's houso. Jim
tried to turn them into Mr. Gilbert's
yard but the tongue dropped and then
th&linea wero jerked ont of his hands.
He was thrown out, lighting on his
head and shoulders, and was pretty
badly injured but is able to be out.
An old Frenchman named Julian
Bahuaud, living on a farm near Julian,
was found murdered in his houso Sun
day. Tho crime is supposed to have
been committed Friday night. The
murdered man waB wealthy, owning a
number ef farms in the vicinity, and
is supposed to have been murdered for
his money. He hnd several hundred
dollars in the house, which was stolen.
A reward of $1200 has boon offered
for tho capture of the murderer.
These are dangorous times for the
health. Croupe, colds and throat
troubles load rapidly to Consumption.
A bottle of One Minute Cough Cure
uied nt the right time will preserve
life, health, and a large amount of
money. Pleasant to take; children
liko it Keeling, the druggist,
Dra. Boal & Dillon, of Auburn, have
received a trial case of lonses from one
of the largest manufactories in the
country, and are now prepared to treat
all diseases of tho eyo and fit glasses
correctly. Eyes examined free of
charge.
The Royal Highlanders now have
Hoover's opera house in charge and
rout it at reasonable priees for any lo
gitlmate entertainment. Applications
should be made to W. W. Sanders,
manager.
Money to Loan
On good farms at ob low rate of in
terest as the lowest and the best of
terms. Call and see us.
GlLMOItn, Gillan & BuitrtEss.
Auburn, Neb.
WW Keeling guarantees every bottlo
of Chamberlain's Cough llemedy and
will refund the money to any one who
is not satisfied after using two-thirds of
the contents, This 1b the best remedy
in the world for la grippe, coughs, colda,
croup and whoopingcough and 1b pleas
tnt aud safe to tako. It prevents any
tendency of a cold to result Id pneumonia.
Tho school board met Tuesday after
noon and elected teachers for tho ensu
ing year, The following were elected :
Eugene Howe, principal.
Frank L. McNown, intermediate.
Miss Mellinger Minick, primary.
Mr. Howo is a sen of Seymour Howe .
He graduated in the Nemaha schoolB
four years ago and then went to Peru,
where bo took a four years' course,
graduating from that school two woeks
ago. He is a young man of flno ability
and won much praise for his buccohs us
a teacher in tho 7th aud Sth grades at
Peru.
Mr. McNown is also a graduate of
the Peru Normal Ho has had boveral
years' experience as a teacher and ban
been a success.
MiBS Minick needs nothing from ub
as to her capabilities. Sho has taught
tho primary department in our school
for two yoara with remarkable succors,
has won the love of her pupils and tho
respect of the parents. She was tho
unamimous cheiso of the school board
and of the district.
On the second day of June, this be
ing tho 05th milo stono in his journey
of life, W. H. Shubert, of Bracken,
Nob., was surprised by his sous and
daughters including their families: J .
D. Shubort aud family; Mrs. Mont
Burson and family; Mrs. Juo. Speece
and family; J. F. Shubort and family;
Walter Shubort And wife, A. M. Shun
bert and familyjand little Bon of Walt
er Shubort were not presont on ac
count of sickness with these exceptions
all of the family were togethor, five
sons and two daughters und ten grand
children wero present on this occasion.
At the dinner hour, two tables. were
spread, one for tho older members of
the family another for the ten grand
children and all sat down to it splendid
dinner. During the dinner hour the
children were entertained by listening
to some of the incidents connected
with bis early life and his struggle to
overcome adverse circumstances and
thejsuccess that finally crowned hiB per
sistent efforts, until he can feel that
his family, as thay surround him on
this occasion, are all provided for with
comfortable homes and enough to
make comfortable his declining years.
Shubert Citizen.
Base balls, bats and accessories at
Keeling'e drug store.
Keellng's drug Btoro has just received
a steok of freah paint.
HOGS.
I will buy hogs at Nemaha and Mc
Caudleas Sidiug Monday, Tuesday aud
Wednesday of each week. Highest
market prices paid.
Haiihy K. McCandlkss.
If you want to buy a hammock call
at Keellng's drug store and inspect the
nice oneB tbey have.
DR. W. W. KEELING,
DRUGGIST,
invites the continued patronage of the
citizens of Nemaha and vicinity. Tho
patrons may be assured of receiving
fair treatment. A good line of
DRUGS
and druggist's sundries always kept in
stock. Also latest patterns in
WALL PAPER.
A good stock of
JEWELRY
in handsome designs and lateBt styles.
STATIONERY
Best of
PERFUMERIES
A handsome line of
LAMPS
A full stock of
PAINTS AND OILS
If you want anything in our line call
and lee us. Prices guaranteed right.
IttGRLSb 'GP.SUS.O 3E2C3EX-3L-
Cordially invites you to call and see her slock of new
Spring & Summer Millinery
at the
STORE FOR BARGAINS!
pecial Bargain Sale
ILTO. 7
is now in progress and will continue until
July 9th, 14 special Bargains gathered to
gether from our various departments and of
fered here as an additional incentive to you
to visit the "Big Store."
Af AQ.n A limited quantity of Ladles' Wrappers our regular 7ft cent
J L 4oC quality handsome colorings nicely made
A 4- QOr A small lot of LadleB WrapporB reducsd from Sl.25 lino quality
At OJC beautifully made nicely trimmed
ii oU ,,.1 350 yards of faucy Sllkallne Drapery reducod
At 8 2C per yard frem ih cents
A -- A 1 ta- iri.l )0 yards of Amoskoag Ginghams the best sta
xb 2" P" J"1 - pie Gingham In the market -checks and plaldB
A 4- 1 AK now nnir A limited quantity of our olegant $2 lace our
xx.ii 3X.TkJ pe pdll tinB line Madras center extra deep Uoral
border extra largo sizo-3K yards long, 00 inches wide-u single curtain Ih
abundantly largo for an ordinary window.
A 4- OQr aosiVi Our regular 35 cent fringed opnduo window shades
JtxJi AiOKj eddl complote with good spring rollers 4 colors
A f 1 1 & We offer r0 pairs of eur regular $l.r9 men's Work Shoes 1
xVb 5Ijlil atylea buckle er Congress, heavy or light
A 4- 1An Aisli A- few dezon ot klnon Towels roduced from 20 cents
IVl XL tJtAUl excellent quality largo size 20x40 inches
At 19!n nor vmvl 10 yan,s ef fnlr (iuttl,ty turkey red Table
x.b XAnjXj ptJI jalU Llntm our regular 10 cent quality sold in
many stores at 25 conts
Af 991 nonfc ror xravtl Our regular 35 cent quality of curtain
Al 6C2j CeULS pel yard nettlng 58 laches wide-fancy HhIi
net pattern
Ml ftn rrn noil' 6 dozen paira of extra quality ladles' black Hose
M.OL, )L1 pU much better than tho usual 25 cent value
A 4- 1Q noi non 8 dozen pairs of misses' and children's rlbbod Llalo
xXb 1QL pul pail Hobo finest 3-throad goods-the best 25 cent
stockings vre have ever sold
A 4- An noi vnvrl 0 or 8 styleB in our regular 05 cent fine woalen
lX.lt !lUO pel JdlU Dreaa Fabrica light and medium colors-Bult-ablo
for summer and fall wear
Af 1 o nor trorr! Our 0-4 Peppernl bleached 8eamlesa Sheeting
IXb iL ptl yam quantity limited
This sale is now in progress and will
continue until July 9th.
1 Great Caul MM Store
OF
; A. A. MTNINCH & SON
BROWNVILLE,
FOR 30 ID.A."Y"S-
Before moving stock to New Store I will
mage
Greatly Reduced Prices.
Challies and Organdies, price reduced from 12
cents per yard to 10c; 16c to 12c; 8c to 6ic,
everything else in proportion.
N. R. ANDERSON.
SOUTH AUBURN, NEBRASKA,
Dealer in
Hardware. Furniture.
NEBRASKA.
Coffins and Caskets
Irndortakinj and Embalming
a specialty.
Firicht Ilcnt'HO in the county.
Host lino of 1'ndeTtakoin' GoodH.
Wo guarantee Hatiuiitiction.
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