15, 1895
THE WEALTH MAKERS,
August
8 -a
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r I,, t
A MOB THWARTED.
WHEN THE TIME SHALL COMB TO
FIGHT
Varty Man Try la Tain to Break Into Call
( Two Color Maa la Kentucky.
LiBAicoir, Ky., An. 13. A mob ot
about forty men went to the Sprlnjf
field jail about 1 o'clock yesterday
morning and demanded of the jailer
the keya leading to the cella of Mat
thew Lewia and Jess Ray, who as
saulted Mra. Shields, white, recently.
The jailer, seeing resistance was use
less, handed over the keys and the mob
proceeded to business. As everybody
in the mob was drunk, none
of them seemed to be able
to unlock the jail doors. After
working at the locks and bolts
without success, they procured sledge
hammers and tried to batter down the
doors. The doors proTed too strong
for them, howeTer, and after two
hnnra' hard work thev abandoned the
job. (They then emptied their revolvers
into ine oeus oi van uu
was hit Keturning the keys to the
jailer they told him they would be
back again to-night and left town.
SEVERE STORMS.
KebrMka Suffer From BaU, Wlna ana
Washout.
Puhcak, Neb., Aug. 13. This entire
country was swept by a severe elec
trical storm yesterday, and much dam
age was done. The high wind was
accompanied by hail and rain. The
storm was especially severe in Colfax
and Platte counties, while adjacent
counties suffered severely. The most
disastrous results followed in the vi
cinity of Schuyler. All the glass in the
sides of the buildings exposed to the
storm were broken. The wires for a
distance of fifty miles in all directions
were torn down and information se
cured here of events in that section
were brought in by train.
Ohio Democrat.
Cincinnati. Ohio. Au sr. 13. Demo-
eratio leaders throughout the Miami
valley have started a movement to
nominate John A. McMahon of Dayton
at the Democratio state convention in
Springfield next week. Since the
county conventions of Saturday it is
claimed that Senator Brice'a friends
will control the convention and prob
ably go further than to reaffirm the
platform of 1892. Senator Urice as
temporary chairman will sound the
keynote and his friends are more in
terested in the platform than in candl
dates.
Japan Want Twenty War Ship.
San Fbakcisco, Aug. 18. Japan is
evidently preparing for another war.
The little island empire wants twenty
new war ships, and on Tuesday Irving
M. Scott will sail for Japan to secure
the contracts for building some of the
war vessels.
Desperadoes Break JalL
Perry, Ok., Aug. 13. At 5 o'clock
yesterday morning two noted United
States prisoners broke out of the fed
eral jail here. .The names of the fugi
tives are Ben Cravens and Bill Critten
den. The latter is a half-breed Chero
kee Indian, and he and Cravens are
classed as two of the most desperate
men of the territory.
I
QUOTATIONS
Kansas Cot, Mo., Aug. 18. Receipt of wheat
to-day were about a expected. The wen knee
of the speculative market caused a decline of
about a cent Good wheat told readily, but low
grade met with little demand. BecoipU M
carat a year ago, 251 cars.
Wheat No. 2 hard, 67o; No. 2 spring, 65tfo
No. I hard, 86o; No. 1, 61c; No. 2 red, 73;
No, 8, 8o; No. t, 58oi rejected, 5054ol
no grade, 4I50o.
Corn-No. I mixed 85c ; No. 3,33tfc; No. 4, 80
do grade, 2930c; No. 2 white, 34o; No, 8,
HS'io;
Oata-No. mixed oats.lSXo; No. 8, 17o;No. 4,
15c; rejected, 120Me; no grade, 12o; No. 2
white. 28c ; No. 3, 2122o.
Eye No 2, 42c; No. 3, 40c; No. 4, 39c
Flaxseed Market steady; August, 86o; Sep
tember, 85a
Com Chop Steady, 7071o per ewt sacked.
Bran Firm, 69tH)o per cwt sacked; balk
fio less.
Hay Old hay worth $1 above quotation.
Timothy-Cihoioe, Hawaii; No, 1, t.50gl0i
No. 2, $8.509; fanoy prairie. $.5d; choice, $tij
No. 1, ; No. . titi4.W; packing hay, 33.50,
Price of broom corn here are as follow I
Old corn, short and common, $595$o3 per ton ;
self working, $5O30 par ton; dwarf corn, 6O30
per ton. New corn, short and common, t300
Tor ton : solf working $508i) per ton; dwarf
corn, $8080 per ton.
Chicago Board of Trade. f
Cbtoaoo. Ang.13. The following is ths ran?!
of price of the grain and provision market on
the board of trade i
A taction of the Democrat may resolute and
ay,
Thy fator llTr coinage tret, and for direr they
will tay:
But the goldbogs will dislodge them and pot
them all to flight.
Not a Democrat will be oa deck, wbea the time
hall come to fight.
Republican may now declare, with voice pitched
la 0.
To bolt their party platform It It don't eay allver
tree;
Bat flesh I weak, moral low, and principle oat
When the money gang confront tbm, and tnt
time (hall com to flghtl
Laboring men are organised, that fact I plain
to all.
Unanimous they rally at their leader' beck and
call.
But when the ballot contest oomes to give each
man hi right.
Labor will be disorganised when the time ball
com to flghtl
Th Pop will be ready when the contest la be
gan, Tbey first will ahoot their ballot, and then will
get a gun:
They represent the masse, their Interest and
their might,
Te, the Pop will sorely be tbers when th tlmt
shall com to flghtl
Southern Mercury.
Borne Unambiguous Resolves
Mlstur Cbareman, I hav kum tu the
nartin' uv the waze. I cair not what
korse uthers ma taik, but az fur me, giv
me fresilvor or giv nie deth. I prelur ire
silver. Grait konfushun and crize uv Go
on; put him out; choke him; hurrah fur
Spilkins, etc.
I don't know how it wood hav ended
if it hadent a bin fur Ike Hawkins, fete
Jones had to git out uv hiz chare and
pound on the floor with hiz maul for 15
minnitsbe 4 he cood git order. When
Ike Hawkins roze Pete rekoiruized him,
fur Pete knoze that Ike iz a crate kom-
promizer. Ike Bed he had sum resolu
shunz to offer whitch he thot the kon-
veushun wood reseev az a substitoot fur
the renort uv the kommity. He offered
them, he sed, bi wa uv kouipromize.
Tlia red az follers:
Ilezolved, That it is the furst duty uv
a Demikrat to obay the mandaits uv hiz
party.
Uezolved, That the postofflses iz uv
more value than fre silver.
Itezolved, That we are aul in faver uv
fre koinage uv postoffises.
Ilezolved, That what a mau sez agin a
gold bug this yeer don't kount when he
votes fur him next yeor.
Rezolved, That while a porehun uv the
delegaits tu this konvenshun beleeve
that a gold standard iz a sistem uv rob
berry and a grait crime, we wil vote fur
it if our party sez so.
Rezolved, That we will wurk to git the
noxtnashinul konvenshun tu adopt a
fre silver platform and nomiuait a fre
silver candydait, but if it won't du it we
wil vote fur a gold bug be 4 we wil leeve
the party.
Rezolved. That we faver the use uv
both cold and silver munny under sir-
kumstances similer to what we think it
ort tu be, or wuz at the time or a littel
previus tu the time it wuz not, or shood
hav bin bearinar a resemblance tu as
uther nashuns, that it cood, might, wood
or Bhood be with proper and appropri8
internashunal ko-operashun on a bime
tallick basis, with equal intrinsick value
and du regard tu parity uv sirkumstan
ccs that shood appli tu the adjustment
uv values az tha affekt the nasbinul
creditwith forrin investors, and in sutch
lawlullv presknbed manner and terms in
the premizes as a 4 sed; that every dollar
slial be intrinsickally az valuabel az evry
uther dollar under substanshally similer
kondishuns and sirkumstances on the
saim line, running in thesaim kireckshun
esnesballv in Xurrop.
Ilezolved, That the abuv plank iz az
clear as mud
HAVE YOU FIVE
OR MORE COWS 1
Sheriff Bale.
Nolle. I h"?:?'
txaratloa issueo uy wwi """" Z,,z:
ot the Third Judicial utsinci 01 i,eu.,
and tor Lancaster County, la an actloo
Usns V. Law Is plalntlfl. and C. O. Buettcher Is
defendant. I will, at o'clock p.m., pa the iota
day of September. A.P. 1W. at to East door of
the Court House, la the city ot Lincoln, Lancas
ter County, hebraeka. offer for sal at public
anctloa toe following uecnuu
WlTh andlvlded oneventh'(l-7) Interest la and
to northeast quarter ot section twenty-lour JIM),
township tea ( 1) north, range Ave (5) eaat of the
6th P. M., la Lancaster Coonty, Nebraska, saM
property to be sola suDjeci w ww
Wllhelmin Boettcber.
Given ander my nana mi bib u
A-D. I6- .
Sheriff.
If to s " Baby " Cream Separator win earn Jt eoat for
you every year. Why continue an Inferior system
another year at so great a lonif Dairying 1 now the
only profitable feature of Agriculture. Properly eon
ducted it alway pay well, and must pay you. You
need a Separator, and you need the BEST, the
" Baby." All style and capacities. Prices, $75.00
upward. Send for new 1895 Catalogue.
THE DE LAVAL SEPARATOR CO.,
BrtRch Offices : General Offices:
ELGIN, ILL. 74 00RTLANDT ST., NEW YORK,
Sheriff Sale.
Notlca la bereb riven, that by vlrtoe ot as
exeontlon Issued by th Clerk of the District Conrt
of the Third Judicial District ot Nebraska, with
in anri for Linmtn Conntr. In an action where
in the Columbia National Bank I Plaintiff. an
Theodore Kaar is defendant I will, at 2 o'clock
Em., on the 27th day ot A nuns t A.D. 1KB, at th
ast door ot tb Court Bouse, In the City of Lin
coln, Lancaster County, Nebraska, offer for aal
at public auction tae following aescriDea real
state to-wlt:
The north half of tbe sontneast quarter oi sec
tion thirty-three (3a), township nine (, norti
range six (6), east, in Lancaster county. N
braska. . . .
niven under my hand this 22d day or joiy a.u
1895. FEED A. M1LLKK,
7t6 onenn.
Notice to
Non-Kesldenl
Defendants.
In the District Court of Lancaster
County, Nebraska.
The Woonsocket Institution
for Savins. Plaintiff.
vs.
Flora E. Grimes. Richard 8.
0 rimes, Carlo C. Burr, Mary E.
Burr, hi wife, Tbe Halloo Htate
Banking Co., John Frass, Leon
Ida K. Holmes, Korsmeyer A
Co., Cudahy l'acklna: Company,
a corporation, the Lincoln Up
holstering Company, a corpora
tion, Hamnel Maxwell, Charles
E. Maxwell, and Edwin E. Max
well, partners doing business as
B. A. Maxwell 4 Co., and Joseph
To Samuel Maxwell, unanes is. "
Edward E.Maxwell, partners doing business as
B. A. Maxwell A Co., and the Ballon State Bank
lug Company, non-resident defendants, you will
take notice that on the 28th day of June, A.D.,
18R, The WoonBOcket Institution for Savings,
plaintiff herein, filed it petition in the District
Court ot Lancaster County, Nebraska, against
th nhnva named defendants, the object and
prayer of which are to foreclose a certain real
estate mortgage executed by the defendants,
Flora E. Grimes and lilcbaru s. unmes on ins
8th day of May, A.D., 188, to tne defendant, tni
llallou State unnxing uompauy, "
lots number one (1), two (3), three (3) and loui
(4), In Lincoln Land Company suD-oivision oi
lot one (1) and two (2), In block number ooi
hundred and four (104) In ths city of Lincoln,
Lancaster County, Nebraska. ,
To secure tbe payment of one prommsorj nun
dated May 8, 188K for the sum of Si.&w.uu, ous
and payable May 1, 18t4, with Interest at ths
rate of 6Vi per cent per annum, payable semi
annually according to tbe terms of ten interest
Sheriff Sale. -
Notice 1 herebv given, that by virtue of an ex
cutlon leaned by tbe Clerk of the District Court
of the Third Judicial District ot Nebraska, with
in and for Lancaster County, in an action where
in Western Glass and Paint Company la plaintirt.
and Theodore Kaar and Mr. Sarah Kaar are de
fendant I will, at 2 o'clock p.m., on the 27th day
of August A.D, 1895, at tbe East door of ths
Court House. In the City of Lincoln, Lancaster
county, Nebraska, offer for sale at public auction
the foilowinsr described rral estate to-wlt:
Tbe north half of the southeast quarter of sec
tion thirty-three (38), township nine (), north,
range six (6), east in Lancaster county, Nebraska.
Given under my hand tnis 22a ony ot juiy a.u,
1895. KllH.ll A. UiLiUCjn,
7t5 Sheriff.
Sheriff Sale.
Notice Is hereby given, that by virtue of an
ardor of sale issued by the Clerk of the District
Court of the Third Judicial District of Nebraska,
ithln and for Lancaster County, in an actios
wherein Everett Kinney is plaintiff, and John D.
knlirht In defendant 1 will, at 2 o'clock p. m.t OS
thu 47h rinv nf Anirnst. A.D. IS 95. at the Eos
door of the Court House, in the City ot Llncola
I.tt,.at.er ennntv. Nebraska, offer for sale a'
public auction the following described real etat
to-wlt: ... ,
Lofstx (6) In the southwest quarter (s.w. ) ol
section thirty-six (3), town ten (10,, range sl
(6), East, according to the recorded plat of sal
section, thirty-six (36), containing ten (10) acre"
more or lees. In Lancaster county, Bur
Given under my hand this 22d duy of Julj
A,D- FEED A. MILLER.
7US Sheriff.
Sheriff Sale.
i. oion. that bv virtue of an
execution issued by the clerk of the District coort
ni h. Third Judicial District of Nebraska, within
a . i ..n.uh.jnnntT. Nebraska. In an action
annually nccurums iw " uuiw , . . . i?,-
note thereto attached for th sum of 24S.7 wherein Levi C. Slosn Is plaintiff, and John Fits-
dollars sach. gera d ec ai are ubicuubuv T
"0J.'r! rC.' A... .A ,.,.M.nnn ,M P " th. Iftth nf Hantamber A.D. 1895, at
notes and mortgag S7.748.76 dollars, and ten tne Kat door of the Court House, in th City oi
per cent interest thereon from May 1. 1898, and Lincoln. Lancaster county, Nebraska, .oner lor
also th further mm of $854.43 dollars, as and for lfte at public auction the following descrioea
tb tax and assessment paid Dy tne piaiuuu uu reai estate to-wit:
said premises to protect Its security, and ths
further sum OI fwu.uu lor insurauu. iimu j vi.u
tiff on said premises, under the conditions In said
mortgage, wltn interest on saia sums iruiu
Of payment. Said mortgage was filed tor record
in the office of the Register of Deeds of Lancastei
County, on May 22, A.D.. 1889, on Book 62 ol
Mortgages, at page 666. That said note and
mortgages and the moneys due thereon was on
June 1. 1889, duly assigned by the Ballou State
Banking Company to tne piaintin uriu u,i
ever since bas been and still Is tne owner ana
bolder of the same. .... . .
Plaintiff alleges that all oi saio aeienuanu
olaira to have some interest Aln said mortgagi
premises. Plalntlfl asks to nave saiu iuieri
decreed to be subsequent and Junior to plaintiff I
mortgage, and that snld mortgage be foreclosed
and said real estate be sold to satisfy the amount
due plaintiff on said note and mortgage, and foi
taxes and Insurance paid, and an attorney a fes
for foreclosure and tax lien, and that a receivel
be appointed to collect tne rents anu pruuu ui
said premises. That defendants De rorecioseu oi
the equity of redemption or other interest in said
mortgaged premises, and for a deficiency Judg.
ment and tor such other relief as equity and Jus
tice may require.
xou are nereDy requireu to mriu yv,v,vu
on or betor Monday tuezou ubj m Doi"u"ni
1895. . ,ot,
WOONSOCKET INBTl'iunun run ca.iuo.
gt4 It attorney.
Lot Two (2) and Three (8) in Block Sixty-on
(61) in the City ol Lincoln, Lmncasuir wp
N (3ivrakn'nder my hand thl 6th day of August,
A.D. 1895. . t,,
The Alliance Store,
1008 P Street,
ISELLSi
20 lbs. best Granulated Sugar for. $1.00
28 lbs. Brown Sugar. i.oo
2 lbs. Brokin Java Coffee. : 25
1 lb. good Rio Coffee.. 20
1 lb. Rio & Java Coffee. .
Good Flour, per sack
Best Baker's Flour, per sack. .
Cream Patent Flour, per sack
25
.60
.70
95
Fine uncolored Japan Tea .25
All Groceries Cheap for Cash.
J. W. HUSSETTER,
At H. R- NISSLEY'S OLD STAND,
1008 P Street
Experience teaches that
an article is best and
meets all claims made,
when sent out on its
merits by a company,
they prepaying express
and requesting no money
forwarded until same
proves satisfactory after
trial. This we do with
our fountain, if not satis
factory only requesting
it returned to express
office.
The Lake City Au
tomatic Stock Foun
tain waters 50 to 150
pigs daily; performs the
same service for sheep,
calves and poultry.
Horses and Cattle
Bit ink from Tank. Has the right sized drinking cup; can be attached to tank,
barrel or pipe in five minutes, and each time delivers water direct from receptacle.
Valve seat being two inches in body of water (as with ao pther fountain) cannot
freeze in winter; also acts as locknut, making all solid.
The price of our fountain, if satisfactory, is $3.00, and will pay for itself each
week in a herd of ten pigs. As it costs nothing to try, send for one and be con
vinced by your own judgment. Agents and dealers wanted in every locality.
Order through implement dealer or Stock Fountain Co., Lake City, Iowa.
tts
Sheriff.
Chattel Mortgage Sale.
1. t....h. r..n hat, hv virtue of a chat
tel mortgage dated July 80th, 1891, and duly filed
n k. ..),, n ,h rnnntv clerk of Lancaster
Ilezolved, That the fellers what yotfs -u-ty Nebs
Chowlna to secure the payment of the sum ol
uouars, ttuu upuu
no atraiust these rezolushuns haz tu bi
the likker fur the fullers what votes yes,
Ike Hawkins,
Kompromizer.
Everv delegait in the konvenshun
voted fur the rezolusuuns.
While a shaid uv disappintment swept
over the fases uv the delegaits becoz
there wuz noboddy left tu bi the likker,
we aul sune began tu kongratulait our
selves on havin got out uv the tuffest
plaice we was eer in. We then appinted
a Demikratic kommittee tu go on organ
izin the state aginst gold bugs, with the
eireuDlicit understanding that every
tuinir iz tu be dun within the Demikrat-
. " . ... -a. . It 1 UUU BlUKUini IIUV M" s j - -
lck party, after whiten we adjuruea sign longing to Lauhnm's Asylum Brick lard m Lan-
die. i ode sspilki.ns,
Candydait fur Sberuff on a Fre Silver
13 asis.
Sheriff Sale,
Notice Is hereby given, that by virtue i of an
order ot sale Issued by the clerk of the District
court of the Third Judicial district of Nebraska,
within and for Lancaster County, in an action
wherein John W. Dorland Is plaintiff, and Llziie
P Davenport et al are defendants I will, at S
o'clock p.m. on the 10th day ot September A.D.
1895 at the East door of the Court House, In
the Citv of Lincoln, Lancaster county, Nebraska,
offer for sale at public auction the following; de
scribed real estate to-wlt:
Lot number Twenty-one (21) In Cumberland
Heights Addition to the City of Lincoln, accord
ing to the recorded plat thereof on file In the
office of ths Register ot Deeda of Lancaster
county, Nebraska.
Given under my hand this 6th day ot August,
A,D. 1895. IDI.n . MTT.T.V.H
9t4 Sheriff.
WIFE WANTED Maid or widow, age be
tween 85 and 45. 1 am some older. Been a
widower two years, ronnaiijr -
a merchant. Have but little property. Want a
companion with a home, and plenty of room for
- k-.k.. inu.i I wish to retire from
business and enjoy all that belongs to man and
wife. Weight 140; temperate, use no tobacco, and
am well respectea at nome anu iu
An t. mirresDond unless you think you very
near represent the one described.
Wkst Libebtt, la., Jnly 23rd. 1895.
Stock Fountain Co.. Lake City. Ia.: Gentlemen. We are pleased to say that we have In opera
tion on our two hog farms 12 of your fountains, and some of other make, but all things considered,
the Lake City is as far ahead of them as a Self Binder is superior to the old Cradle.
We are pleased to note that tbe majority of stock breeders and farmers are now using them to
the exclusion of all others, as undoubtedly the best. We wish you could convince all to try one,
i i i.k nH -a innru nf Int. hv irlvlnff fresh water. Is wonderfnl.
We have followed verv carefully your directions and used our own Judgment regarding the
watering of stock the same as feeding. A great many hog raisers pay too much attention to leed
fng and not enough to watering. We find old and young pigs work them In a few hours, and wa
never think of watering our chickens when using the tountians. Rings in hog s noses do not Incon
venience them from UBiug tne fountain, 'i ne iountains are muhuum w racyu, p.,
TV . in. AJ.MB'nU Ub 1 l' " , v
Proprietors Black Brd U. 8. Poland China Hogs.
i. n as. .. wmm W
ALVAfeKUUR tFftR! ;Apd Ground.
' ' po4itively (juoranfeed to give
IjJ'tblociiorir a (air iron wiiowti
K...... U . M'.VMiifoctiorijr'o fair Trail Allowed 1
MMiA
whJif ii iaid by f boie
U)o bave Uied ff)ero4
MANUFAbTUffED
q) 0lv B ve
k ROCK 6LAHPf PQW TPs Rock I&lahd.Ill.
t Z-VV nsU. TTAW
VIE CALL YOUU ATTENTION
Cloae Close
High Low Aug. 12 Aug. 10
Wheat
August 65 65 67
September. .. 68 65S WH 67
Docomber.... tSii 68Hi 10
COEN
September... 88 S6H 364 , 89
December.... 8-"n 81k Sl H
May aSi S13. SIX 83!
Oats
August 19H 19 19 20H
September... aH 19H 1H iCi
May U 13 28 UK
POBK
August 960 960 960 9 75
September ... 9 624 9 65 9 75
January 10 35 13 tlH 10 25 10 40
Labi
August 6 05 A 05 6 05 6 15
September... 6 10 6 07 6 074 6 15
January 6 15 6 074 0 074 15
Bboet Eibs
August 5 75 5 75 5 75 5 71
September... 5 80 5 774 5 774 5 774
January 5 35 5 324l 5 824 5 40
St. Louis Grain.
Sr. Louis, Mo., Aug 13. Closing prices
Wheat Cash, 674c; August, 66Vicj Sep
tember, 68Kg68Ko: December, 69c Corn
Cash, 86o: August, 35!c; September, 334o
December, 274c Oata Cash, 19o bid; Ao
trust, 19c: September, 19Uo.
LIVE STOCK.
Kansas Cm Mo., Aug. 18. Cattle Rooeipti,
since Saturday, 7,353; calves, 776; shipped
Saturday, 3,324 cattle, no calves. The market
was steady, except on feeders, which were dull
and somewhat lower.
Dreesed beet and exports steers $3 304 BO
Texas and Indian steers 5WC3 50
Western steers. 8 4564 35
Oklahoma cows 2 Wi 2 40
Texas and Indian cows 1 5W2 60
Cows and heifers 1 50t3 15
Stackers and feeders 8 t'Ml 10
Calves 3 75 (j 12 00
Hogs Receipts since Saturday, 2.165; ship,
pod Saturday, 502. The market op3ned5cto
loo higher, but closed a little weak. The top
sale was $4.90 and the bulk of sales from $4.75
to $1.85.
Sheep Receipts, since Saturday; 2,836 ship
ped Saturday, 2,2u8. The market was irregular;
in soma cases 15c lower.
To Some of the lJargains We are
Offering in Wagons & Buggies
For Sale One second-hand full leather
top cut under. A grade carriage good
as new. $125. cost $300: also one canopy
top 2-seated cut under surry, $90; one
lirewster sidebar ana lull leatner top,
two-seated surry, $58; one canopy two-
seated surry, $45; one top buggy m
good repair, $30; one for $35; one open
buggy, $20; one three-quarter top buggy
carmine gear, A grade, $45; one cut
under Studebaker delivery wngon, a bar
gain at $50: one Handy wagon, $25:
and Victoria, Kimball's Chicago make, a
very tine turnout, good as new, cost
$800 for $300. All of the above work
has been varnished with English coach
varnish and some have been painted and
varnished by S. II. Lapp, one of the best
carriage painters in the city; aud will
take what the goldbugs call a 50-cent
American dollar. 10 to 1 is good enough
for us, and anything we carry in stock at
reduced prices: every thing warranted as
represented. We curry the largest stock
of new work in the state, and the best
makes. Four floors, power elevator.
Humphrey Litos. Hardware Co.,
Lincoln, Neb.
State of Ohio, City or Tolido, ) .
Lucas County. f
Frank J. Chkkey makes oath that he Is ths
senior partner of tbe Arm of P. J. Che sky & Co.,
dolnir bosinees in the City of Toledo, County and
State atoreonld, nnr! that said Arm will pay the
sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each
and every case ot Catarrh that cannot be cured
bv the use of Hall's Catarrh Cckk.
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed In my
presence, this 6tb Uay of December, A.u. 1N0.
kih h.r. i tinm in the snst of Three Thou
sand ($3000.00) Dollars, and said mortgaRe bav-
lair been assigned to r reu a. aimer, im.
order ot the District Court ot Lancaster
county, Nebraska, and default having been
made in tne payment in -
no suit or other proceedings at law having
been instituted to recover saia ueus ur uj
part thereof, therefore I will at Lanbam s
Asylum Brick Yard situated about 8 miles south
west ol Lincoln, Lancaster oounty, Nebraska,
on the 80th day ot August, ls5. at 10 o clock
a m. ot said day oner for saie at puuiic am
the goods and chattels described in said mort
gage to-wlt; , ,
One Steam Engine, One Boiler, One Brick Ma
chine, Eight Wheelbarrows, Twelve Shovels, Two
Piers, J nree Mouses, inree oman uuu., .
all and singular the brick yard tools of and be-
caster county, being and constituting tne toots,
fixtures and appliances used heretofore and now,
at said yards.
Dated August om. isao. . .
FRED A. MILLER,
BtJ Assignee ol Mortgage.
Sheriff Sale,
SAVE MONEY
and LABOR
Write for Price
Circulars , .
and
mrtn nnnirjpfi TIT rriim (PAD Power
iah OUttEiOO tULllInlUA, Handle.
"Works Easy. Lock Lever. Beam Spring saves
hooking ud. Suecial features not in otners.
Cheapest and best.
A. W. BUTT IMPLEMENT CO.,
75 Euclid Ave., Springfield, Ohio.
SEND rOB
CATALOGUE "
Xnttra Is herehv civen. That by virtue ot an
xecutlon leaned by the clerk of the District Court
of the Third Judicial District ot Nebraska, within
nd for Lancaster County, m an action woerein
Krmik Siirournev is olalntiff. and William r.
Stuthelt aud August W. Stuthelt are defendants.
I will, at 2 o'clock p. m., on the lOtn day oi aep-
. i . 1 Lii" . 1. - I.-n . .1 nf t ha J?,,nrt
House, In the city ol Lincoln, Lancaster county, jieavcr Wiy,
NebrasKa, oner ior saie at pnouc aucnuu iuc iu,
lowing described real estate to-wlt:
The northeast quarter oi section wemy-uiui
(2), township elRht north range six l) East in
Lancaster County, Nebraska.
tilven under my hand this 6th day of August
A.D. 18!5.
Feed A. Miller,
DtG Sheriff,
CAMERON'S
Home Grown Seeds.
' 1IHII5 wA APAVjrVACOt IS
FINEST MATERIAL,
LIGHT, 5TR0N0, SMfsS. ,
ff HtK SCIENTIFIC
SPEEDY, HANDSOriE. WORKMANSHIP, y
Nebraska.
I BUI. I
A. W. GLESOS,
Notary Public,
Hall's Catarah Cure Is taken Internally and acts
directly on the blood and mncons surfaces ot the
svsttm. Send for testimonials, I roe.
F, J. CHENEY A CO.. Toledo, 0.
tSold by Druggists, 75c.
Sheriff Sale.
Notice is hereby given. That by virtue of an
execution Issued by the clerk of the District
court of the Third Judicial District ot Nebraska,
within and for Lancaster county, in an action
wherein James A. Mingee h plaintiff, and William
F. Stuthelt and August w. Btutneit are uiena
ants. I will at 2 o'clock. t.m., on the 10th day ot
September, A. U. 1SK5, at the eaat door of ths
court house, in the clv of Lincoln, Lancaster
county, Nebraska, offei for sale at public auction
the following described real estate, to-wlt:
The northeast quarter of section twenty-nine
(29), township eight 18), range, six (6) east. In
Lancaster county, Nebraska.
Ulven under my haml this 6th day ot August,
A.D. 1!5.
Fred A. Miller,
tt5 Sheriff.
Sheriff Sale.
Notice Is hereby given, That by virtus of an
execution Issued by the clerk of the Dlctrlct Court
ot the Third Judicial District of Nebraska, witnin
and tor Lancaster County, In an action wherein
tieorge O. Freeborn is plaintiff, and William F.
Stuthelt and August W. Stuthelt are defendants.
I will, at a o'clock p.m., on the 10th day ot Sep
tember A.D. 1S85, at the East door ot the Court
House, In the city ot Lincoln, Lancaster County,
Nebraska, offer for sals at pnblic auction the fol
lowing described real estate to-wlt:
The northeast quarter of section twenty-nine
(30), township eight (8) north, range six (tl) east
in Lancaster County, Nebraska.
Given under my baud this 6th day of August
A.D. 1895.
Fred A. Miller,
ttt N , Sheriff.
R3ebt3
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FDRHAS : COUNTY : HERD
Big Berkshires & Poland
China Pigs for Sale.
At farmers' nrlces. The prodnr of 20 top sows,
mated t o 4 first-class boars. The popular strains.
Buy now and save extra chances. Am breeding
some sows for early fall litters that I will sell
right. All guaranteed as repreHenteU. Satlslao.
Won given, jienuou-neauu
H, S. WILLIAMSON,
Beaver City, Neb.
T
II. E. KEELOR.
Breeder of
Chestsr-White & Poland-China Swine
Herd compoBsd of a cholc
iirtn nf firmitim animals.
Btock shipped to all part" of U.
B. Write want. Urnca, Mo.
. rimifiir-T-
J. J. Adams,
BBADSBAW, NEB.,
Breeder of
Black Langshan Chickens.
Ths greatest frensral purpose chicken of ths age,
My flock scores from 80Vt to ti.
EGGS FOR SALE..
FOWLS and PlGS
I hars a choirs lot of White Holland
Turkeys, Barred I'lymoath Honks and
Pekln Docks. Also some choice Large
English Berkshire Pigs. Write m for
prtcea oa anything you want In my line,
asd I will guarantee satisfaction. Send
etaaip lor circular.
W. T. WHITE. Cutler. IlUaela.
1 TkiaESSrai, ChatUr Whits,
1 I JrM7 tUd ud rolud Cblns
BoUWlB Cattla. ThoronithtirM
8hni. rtoey PUry. BaaUoi
ud Hoi. Don. C.talnro..
rule, tjaeswr v. .
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