Nebraska Newspapers

    Uoaal F?sws
Fine carving sets at Wat
kinson’s.
The Negro show last Monday night
was a—doodle.
Mr8. Walter McNultv is reported sick
with the measles.
John Hopper is head push in the hog
market now' days.
Sewino Machines! Prices rigbi at
Walkinaon’s.
C. J. Holt drove over from l,l,,nsaototi.
Wednesday night.
M: H. Smith renewed his subscript on
to this paper last Monday.
Jack Murphy, of Greeley, was circulat
ing among old friend* Monday
J. phil Jaeger delivers all goods lo
any part of town free of charge.
The M. E, church people have been
having a week of prayer the past week
K. A. Jameson, of Arcadia, was a
pleasant caller at this ottlee last Satur
day.
Eugene Thomas, an old soldier resl l
Ing near Clear Creek died yesterday
morning at 2 a m.
The Bargain Store will begin next
week to take orders at the house every
morning and deliver the same free of
charge.
Young Mr. Zimmerman of the west
side who has been very sick for some
time is getting better.
Frank skochdpolc, in company with
his friend J. A. Spevacek, of Ravenna,
made us a friendly call last Monday.
A new porch Is being bulIt on the
south front of the M. E parsonage. Mr.
Hendricks Is doing the carpenter work.
Miss Eliza Fuller of Arcadia, who is
visiting her cousin, Miss Hattie Hay
hurst, has been suffering with the meas
les.
Rev. J. M Snyder will till the pulpit
at the Baptist church next Sunday ufter
an absents of some weeks caused by
Sickness.
Cbss. !“*ehwaddt-r. of the west side
dropped a large Bryan dollar into our
treasury last Saturday for another year
subscription.
A series of meetings will be com
menced in the Baptist church next Sun
day night, conducted by Rev. Johnson
of Kearney, a local evangelist.
Mrs. M. E. Ilayburst lias been very
sick the past week. Last Saturday wiiile
moving a sofa she siralued herself and
has been confined to her bed since.
Dk, Cady's Condition Powpeus, are
just what a horse needs uben in bad
condition. Tonic, blood purifier and
vermifuge. They are not food but med
icine and the best in use to put a horse
in prime condition. Price25 cents per
package. For sale by Odundahl Bro’s.
Mr. X. G. Leroy, of St. Paul, the
general agent for the Phoenix insurance
Company of Brooklyn, N. Y. called at
this office wiiile in town this week. Mr.
Leroy Is an old time democrat that has
felt, and realized the wave of Republi
can prosperity and is now fully content
to hereafter cast his vote for the party
of progress and prosperity.
No healthy person need fear any dan
gerous consequences from an attack of
is grippe if properly treated. It is
prucli the same as a severe cold and re
quires precisely the same treatment.
Remain quietly at home and take Cham
berlain’s Cough Remedy as directed for
a severe cold and a prompt and com
plete recovery is sure to follow. For
sale by Odendahl Bro's.
Ye senior editor made a round in the
south part of the county last Friday
and Saturday on a collecting trip and
we are pleased to say with quite good
success. At Rockville we met several
of our old time friends, among them
•1. S. Fair, Geo. Tockey, Columbus
Fletcher and S 11. Branscomb. Rock
ville is doing a good business and Mr.
Tockey, the stock buyer, Informs us
that lie buys about a car load of lugs
a week. Mr. Fair the genial post mast
er and hardware merchant td*o report
trade very good. In the evening we
drove over to Ravenna and on our wav
drove up to the farm houses of 1-di
Van»coy and J. M. Buchner. Both of
these gentlemen have been fairly pros
perous this year Mr Nan-coy -nil
ha* hi* wheat crop iu hi* t.in and Mr
Bueluit r ha* an abundant yield of corn
We notice too, that the people in grp.
eral on the Haye-tuwn table land- are
hle«ted with better crop* than in mo-t
any other part of the county, yet ihe\
did not get what might be i ailed a loll
crop At Ravenna we fown l an active
ami business like town at.d -pent mo-t
of Saturday tin re In the afternoon
we met many of voir Skbertuati county
friend*. Among them I’eier vh rt/.
Geo Newtnrg .1 A Mawhiinicv |**t;
llisner, Michael K’.ice, mi l a tuur.tr
of other*. On our road borne we pulled
up at the farm house* of it v <1
and Michael Hockley The latter gen
tlernau was not at home tmt we t ,|
Mr. O'Nell In • be ml<1»* of In* large her
of hog* with a seek ol corn on Id* l>i
A little later he istilni u* into tl»*
h<*u*e amt gave u* a good fat > beck i*
payment of hi* auirwriptbrn accooitl
ami will read th « • Hi 1*1 oigan (or
amiiher year Mr liwill ha* about
ttl head *f hog* quite a f« w of them
being ready | >i 101*4*1
TKACH*.Its ASSOCIATION
Fob. II. 1N<W. 2. i>. m
Song, America
Prayer. Kev. Matthew -
Roll Call, (Quotation
World of Matter. Chupt ,3.
Nature Study-Paper, by Mrs. Jones.
Discussion, by MissGilbert.
Adam’s Essays, Page 55 to NO
Guitar Solo.
G. 8 I.KINIStiKH, I.II.UK M. lioOL).
Pres. See.
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< l.KAK CHEEK ITtCMft.
The weather continues warm, roads
line makes it. pleasant to get about.
Sickness prevails, abnir every fa miiy
is complaining
A baby girl at Dave Karl's, also anew
comer at Kelsles, a girl,
Mrs. McBride Is dangcrous'y ill.
Eugene Thomas i« very sick.
The old gentleman, Mr. Ellis, is not
so well, losing bis hand goes hard with
a man of Ills age.
Kkcokokk.
Ilninornkera Excursion Hates
arc now In cdect via the
I NIO.V PACIFIC
TO WESTERN POINTS.
Those who contemplate it trip west
for business or pleasure should get In
formation regarding these greatly re
duced rates. Advertising matter and
full information can be obtained by
calling on or addressing -W. D Guv
ton, Agent
The Deadly Grip.
Is uguin abroad in the land. The air
you breathe may bo full of its fatal
germs! Don't neg|< et the “Grip” or you
will open the door to Pneumonia and
Consumption and invite death. Its sure
signs are chills with fever, headache,
dull heavy pains, mucus discharges from
the nose, sore throat and never-iet go
cough. Don't waste precious time
treating this cough with trochs, tablets,
or poor, cheap syrups. Cure it at once
with Dr. King's New Discovery, the in
fallible remedy for bronchial troubles.
It kills the disease genus, heals the
lungs and prevents the dreaded after
effects from file malady. Price 50 cts.
and $1 05. Money back if not cured. A
'rial bottle free hi. Odendahl Bro's Drug
.Store
GOLDEN GRANT WHEAT.
Here is a w heat produced in Sherman
county, by Carsten Truelsen, by the
same m< thods and tieatment of devej.
opment employed by the seedtnen of the
east, with tlm difference that this is a
variety produced in this soil. The yield
the last year was 28J bushels per acre
and weighed 01 lbs per bushel. Mr.
Elias Ogle who thrashed it says it is
the finest quality and yield he ever
thrashed. Here is the opportunity of
getting a perfectly pure strain of the
hot improved seed ever sown here.
Eyery farmer should sow at least
enough of this wheat to get tils seed for
future us *. Mr. Truelsen has u limited
amount yet on hand having sold most
of entire ero > to Mr. A. P. Culley, who
Is greatly interested in getting tin; best
results out of best varieties and pure
seed on his own lands. For information
enquire at this office or First Bank of
Loop < Jity.
How To Find Out.
Fill u bottle or common glass with
your water and let it stand twenty-four
hours; a sedimen1 or settling indicates
an unhealthy condition of the kidneys;
if it stains your linen it is evidence of
kblney trouble; too frequent desire to
pass it or pain in the back is also con
vincing proof that the kidneys and
bladder are out of order
lVIiat To Do
There is comfort in the knowledge so
often expressed, that I>r. Kilmer's
Swamp-Koof, the great kidney remedy
fulfills every wish in curing rheuma
tism. pain in the back, kidneys, liver,
bladder and every part of the urinary
passage. It corrects inability to hold
water and scalding pain in passing it
oi bad effects following use of liquor,
wine or beer, and overcomes, that un
pleasant necessity of being compelled
to go often during the night. The mild
and the extraordinary effect of Swamp
Hoot is soon realized. It stands the
highest for its wonderful cures of the
most distressing eases. If you need a
medicine you should have tin* best.
Sold liv druggists iu fifty cent and one
dollar size* You may have a sample
bottle of tills woiideiful discovery and
* book that tell* more about it. both
sent absolutely free |>y mail, a<hl|e*»
I lb Kilmer A fa Binghamton. N Y
| When w riling mention that you read
this generous ( ffer in the Lm r i’itt
Northw r -tr UN.
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Iritis Mercer of Hamilton county
and sioi in ! i * of onr townsman. Mr .t
\ Align r » ,<* In tbs11 itv this wca It.
•I I* Hale went to Battle tr*ek.
\* l< vr»tcidav morning in answer to
i% telegram io the effect that lbs ntotha r
! *»* lav lug IV- pilot of death
M - * I I racy eamts h ifaie fr iri
| l.lnvobi, l*st 11 * * Is y s here she h%* brrs
I • a Si !,ltl III i! H\ jj earn
j that >h* I* growlla impraave I In health
I.rst wv*k wr riinrilol la|a the muth
part ad ihe loon'* am a collection trip
Ikb sok We will visit .vrcaat a. anal
j vicinity, anil Heal soy we will visit
title West M i lie v,;. a-M* 'Kiii.^Ursri
j to lie ready for n» at <1 •!*» what ih»v
can tH In Ip 11 < iii u*l have a ••ill*
nsetil iui» **- ! uttti
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PRICES LIKE T'HOf OF WHEAT'.
WAY DOWN!
COOK STOVES and HEATERS
PICTURE FRAMES AND FRAMING
Come, See and Buy to Your Own Satisfaction.!
LOUR CITY HARDWARE AND FURNITURE STORE.
E. H. WATKINSON, Rroprietor;
Fine Lamps at Watkinson’s.
Goon Hkavy Tinware a Wat*
IdnsnnV.
Fine Nut Crack and Fruit
Knife sets at WatkiusoiFs.
Fuumtlrk! Fi'kmtihk! f
Prices way down at the Rack
et Store.
Bring vour pictures to the
RACKET and have them
framed.
For Hardware and Tinware
call at the RACKET, have a A
nice stock to select from, and
prices all (). K.
Stamp Size Photo’s only 2o
Cents for -8 Photo’s. Give
them a trial they are O. 1C. at
Lesehinskv’s Photo Gallerv.
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FARMS FOR SALK.
W<* hav<* lor *h!« on vi*ty liberal tnrm*
noim* ebolts- farms In Sherman County.
Long timo %' i11 bn given,bn reasonable
tornitt, It a cut'll payment i* inmlc. Cor
roe*, pomlrnue Holicited.
•L s. '1‘nomi’son & Son’s.
Lai'on, 111.
AN m*KM I.KTTKIl KIIOM OM.OOKKH
EllITOBS Nobthwkstbk.n :
In scanning the pages of your valuable
paper I have noticed that Items from Rock
ville township :ue. as a general thing, very
scar re. I presume they come high or you
would have more of them. Either thut or
Bockvllle subjects urc out of stock and the
winter being well advanced, you have thought
It hardly worth while In girder until spring
begins. It seems to me that a town
that boasts of three well stocked variety
store, and elegant hardware un Implement
firm, a well organized hurness and repair store
a saloon that handled the tieer thut made
Millwaukee famous and many other raqulslts
that are needed to make a metropollllau
town, surely Is entitled to a column space iu
your osteemablr paper.
Knowing tha very pleasant disposition of 1.
C. V’., 1 present myself asking for pardon for
entering his teritory for part of my gleanings
for this letter. 1 am not considered a frequent
visitor to Ashton. 1. e. 1 don't gtt there every
day, and hardly know the measure of prosper
lty that Is meted out to the good people of thut
burg, never the less I can safely inform you
that there hus been a few marriages, some
births, and so far have escaped the measles
They have linen enjoying quite a religious
boom the past fortnight, the Kev. gentlemen
Nance and Humphrey, conducted the meet
ings and ucquited themselvaa with credit In
their efforts. Mr. Nance is an evangelist cf
superior ability a spirited speaker and fine
exhorter. Old beer guzlcrs are shutting off
the supply of cuss words are heard less fre
quently and street fights are on exhibition not
more than oneo a week and the genial mer
chant will continue to weigh to the patrons 1«
oz to 1.
A few items from Rockville twp. is now in
order. Have you been informed officially <>f
the cattle industry lately established in our
Immediate vicinity- of course sot, it Is my
pleasure to say to you and to the many readers
of the NoktHwkstkkm that we have! Mrs. N.
L>. Stott &. Co., are controllng a ranch of nearly
one hundred cattle and quite a number of hoys,
tney are feeding some DO head and are demon
strating to the lovers of good beef that cattle
can be fatteded on -H cent corn, and leave a fair
margin to the feeder, they will ship a ear via
the U. P during the week, they are the only
feeder* of importance in the township.
It occurs to me that X have not been to Rock
ville proper, for quite a spell, the last time I
was there I noticed the completion of a fine
large elevator managed by Lum„ and that
Sam., had added a cozy office to his house, and
was holding his own in Xlardware, Hanish is
in Sadlery ami mixed sundries, Jepson, in dry
goods und groceries, and Tockey in cattle and
hogs. These gentlemen are sole proprietors
of their several vocations and control the trade
of Rockville and extended stiberbs
Later on I noticed Steve, the village black
smith and comrade Stephens, and it is very
gratifying for me to state that those two wor
thy gentlemen are without doubt. Solid on Ex
pansion, although I am Infortntd that their i
views on expansion are directly of the anti
order type, of course they are right, 3i5or more
lbs. avoirdupois, loaded on a fellow mortal
would necessarily make one a radical contrao
tlonist.
Comrade Talrbairn and Lady are fully in
itiated in the pleasures of city life, ate! are
recognized and honored as resident* of Rock
ville. They left the woods early In the fail and
went to the city to better their previous
condition of servitude and rest up for the fu
ture bullies of life, while we, in the vicinity of
their cozy farm house are left to lament the
loss of their pleasant society.
Onlookcii
ASHTON LOCALS
V \V. Sohaupp, K, O. Taylor and H. Siuelxttr
made a flying trip to Loup City Thursday
fioyd Illy arrived from South Omaha Thure
day evening and returned to his homo m that
city again Monday evening
J 1*. Taylor returned home Thursday evening
| from a trip to Omaha
Mr. und Mrs. Chris llauck of i.oupcity were
the guests of Jav Cole Sunday,
Kev r l{. Nance eatue dVtt from Farwell.
I Sunday to hold rouununloa servicua lii the
I'realty terlan ehureb here
Wilson lire's shlpfs-d a ear load of hog' from
| this station Monday aftoynoon ft Wilsou
accompanied the shipment
I J »• Taylor shipped a ear of hogs Monday
• .if If fill Hl||.
Hrmral of A»hu»ti«* »hut«i art* f»ra
, biUf r«H’h a lit Mil iiifc* bitinb r**4i irttoti r» punbi
! APi hi'iiml
Mt JcttiHfiA< n * !luit* ehtHt ilu't T< ,449
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i To the Public,
We urn authorized to guarantee e.verv !
j bottle of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
to be as represented and if,not satUfuel- j
ory after two-thirds of the contents have
been used, will refund the money to the
purchaser There is no better medicine
made [nr la grippe, colds and whooping
cough. Price. 25 and 50c per bottle. I
Try it For sale by Odendahl Bro's.
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liri'K I.K W AKMCA SAtVK.
The best salve in the world for (Juts
Briuses Hores l'teeth S«ali Rheum Fever'
Sores Tetter Chapped Hands Chilblain*
Corns and all Skin Eruptions and pos
itively cure* Piles, or no pay required,
it is guariinieed to give perfect satisfae
■ r ion or money refunded. Price 2A cents
! mci box. For sale by Odendahl Bros
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Teller, Mill-Hh<*nill uud l>/c3int
The iutei so itching and suiuiiing ind
1 dent to these diseases, is instantly allay
ed by applying Chamberlain's Eye and
Skin Ointment. .Many very bad e sea
have been permanently cured by it- It
is equally i indent for itching piles and
a favorite remedy for sore nipples
chapped bands, chilblains, frost bites
and chronic sore eyes. 25cts. per box.
For sab* bv Odendahl Bro s.
HIUDGK NOTICE.
sealed bids with plans and specifications
will be received at the ofiice of the County
Clerk of Sherman county. Nebraska, at l.oup
City, in said county ou nr before noon of the
llili day of March, I KM for the building of
all the bridges that may be required to
be constructed by said county during
the term of one year from the letting -of the
contract for the construction of said bridges;
such bids to he by the lineal foot and
contract to be let for the building of such
bridges as may be required at a specified sum
per lineal foot; plans, specifications and bids
to be made on wood bridges cm low water
bridges and on high water bridges. Plans for
low water bridges to be prepared to suit quick
and heavy currents, to be Id to ill feet long,
and the high water bridges, to be spans Jl to
•lb feet long with suitable approaches: ail
bridges to be set on good long oak piling
and span timbers to tie full length of span.
Bids also to be filed for replacing spans In
Loup river bridges in said county that may
require replacing during th term of one year.
The County board reserves the ri ght to re
ject any or all bids:
Bated at l.oup City. Nebraska. January fib. isv.i
John Misshum,, County Clerk.
NOTH i. ( l EST1M A3 l 0> EX PI NS l -
The following estimate of expenses was
prepared by the county board, adopted and
by the board declared the estimate of expenses
for Sherman county for the year iswik
On roads.... ♦ 1.00000
On bridges.. 1.000 00
On books, blanks and stationery ,'ibuoo
On furniture and incidentals sound
On expenses of election 1 000 00
On county repairs. 70000
On offices, rents and salaries 6.000 00
On court Including Attorneys. 3,000 00
On bounty on wild animals. 350 00
on Agricultural Fair Association. 17500
On Illegal Taxes . 800 00
On County Printing VXrflO
On Insanity cases 700 cjo
! On railroad tsmd Interest JflOOOO
On O, AR. V U. K. Bond Sinking fund 4.000 00
On Refunding Bond Interest. 3 500 00
On Funding and refunding bond 1 lit. J 500 00
On Bridge bond refunding bond sink
ing fund .3.5IIU no
On bridge bond refunding bond lot. .’.OOQuO
On teachers Institute fund . ♦(•(*•
Toial MM46U0
iskai.i John Missuri.l,,
County Clerk.
Mill' I. Mill I'l III.I AT ION.
I,amt outre, I.tncoln, s«linwk( <
Jannnry Slttn laui i
\ntin' i* lierel‘7 given that the follow
tng-nanieit nuttier ha* Hint notice of lifa
tnii'ii; ion to make it ai iiukiI in *iiji|i i t
if III* claitn. amt ll.it' *»|,t Jiroof will
oii"l" 1.. lure the I oullty Jiotge of Slidttti
i .Minty, ut l.uu|». Nehrtaka, on S|.rtl v, l n,
vl*i Owen I. Merc«r, |lomcaicn<l t.nlrt,
Sio win, fur the S 'Miio ui nartei. m i',
lion t* f««nab Ip IS north of ttaiue i:t
wetl tt" i.awie* If." fo lowing witne-vea
lo prose hi* co. in', o- lc ill e up m
j ao't cnltttalion of •.ml Inn,I, ii» So on
| foputa . ’ - limn* It n o-i, trel Mawutan,
j John jolt'**,it! v I of I'Ml'li \.'l r**ta
J SV j«oiS**it. kril'h',
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i* uiiss for iittniiie's
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During the year 18JM we expect to remain in busi
ness and we ask the continuance of your trade. We do
not ask it on the strength of our reputation, or because you
have traded with us a long time, or because we sold goods
cheap last year. We ask it because wo will sell you goods
cheap this year. With us every year has got to take care of
its own business. Every sale must stand on its own bottom.
Every'customer must judge as by what he himself buys—
not by what his neighbors buy. We expect to increase our
business this year on the same lines we increased it last year
and for the past doi.en years.—by keeping quality up and
keeping prices down. Already we have made extensive con
tracts with mills and manufacturers and in A VKI1Y FKW HAYS
the first of our spring purchases will come pouring in. What
will they bo like? When will we show them up? Have we
any wonders waiting? How will the prices compare with last
year? Wait and see.
Respectfully yours.
E, 8. IIAYHURST.
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SO ct* OIVKN AWAY.
Cut this out and take it to the drug
gist named below aixl you w ill re
ceive a regular 25c si/a bottle ot Dr.
hawycr’s I'katine for .ric, Ukutine
positively cures all forms of Kidney
difficulties, Dys- I> Vf pepsin, Consti
pation, Head--*-' ache. Rheu
matism, Puffing ot tbc Eyes. Uku
rnne cures Pimples and Blotches,anti
makes sallow and yellow skin white.
Do not delay, but take advantage of
this greai offer, as thousands bear
evidence to the wonderful curative
powers of Ukutine.
For sale l>y OIH N IIA II I, ItltO's tlrng
K*»t».
MASTER'S SALE.
Docket T., No. IIS.
In tho circuit court of tbe United Stales
for the district of Nebraska:
The Dundee Mortgage and i
Trust Investment company, [■
Limited, Complainant. )
v». i
(inn. W. Sutton, et. al. def- ,
endunts—lu chancery, )
Foreclosure of Mortgage.
Public notice is hereby given that In
pursuance and bv virtue of a decree on
lered in the above cause on the
!5lh day of November, IMW, 1, h.S. DUNDY,
Jr., Master in Chancery of the circuit court
of the United States for the District of
Nebraska, will, ou the Fourteenth day of
February, is: 9, at ihe hour of twelve o'clock
noon of said day at front door of the Sher
man County Court House building in
Loup City Mhermau county, stale and Dis
trict of Nebraska, sell at public auction for
cash the following described property, to
wn: Allot section twenty one ('Jl)ofTown
ship fifteen (15) north of range fourteen (It)
west of the sixth Principal MerlJIan, ex
cept righto! wav for irrigation ditch sur
veyed and platted on said lands, all In
Sherman county, Nebraska.
E. N. |)i mir, Jr., Master in chancery
Cook * Oossktt, sol idiots for complain
ant.
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NOTICE roil I*l' 1ILICATION
Land iifllee ul Lincoln, Nchr. i
January, 5th, IdW. i
Notice l» hereby given that the follow
ing named settler litis tiled notice of his
intention to make Dual proof In »up|>otl
of his claim, and that said proof will he
made P< rore J ml so it C. Porter, IT. 8. coin*
mlMionur, at Litchfield, Nohr., on Satur
day, ret>. I vl* I'h is M. llurke, II. t
No i-ti.’i, toi t in- n„i ill west quarter. Heel
ion I, Township 14. Ilange In west
IP ha in ■* Hie toilowlng witnesses lo
prove las continuous residence ii|hhi and
i i t|i tieo ul said land, vl*
Idwwol N liar|u r. Adelliert J. Wilson,
•Inini- K lira , id LllchUtld, Nebraska
anil Mm-lull Picket, of llarard, N. h
fast a.
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In District Court of Sherman < mniy.
Nebrask i.
w l ight I,. Kiildcr, Plaintiff, \
vs. I
M illium J. Dauby. Klla f
Dnniliy. his wife, John f. ) ^
Eiti well. Mai l hu l,Farwell, l ^
his wife, J. M. .sharon, et. al., 1
Defendant*. /
To William J. Dauby. Klla Diniiy,
Ills wife, John I,, Farwoll, Martha C. Fur
well. Ills wife, J. M. .Sharon, non resident
dofeiuleut; You will take notice that on
the ah day of January. Isis, Wright I,.
Kklder, plaintiff herein filed Ills Petition
In Hie district court of Sherman county,
N hriwka, against said defend ants tlie ob
ject and prayer of which are to foreclose
a certain mortgage executed by defend
ants, William J Dan by, Klla C. Danby,
his wife, to Carl is o. Iiurr or order, upon
the South half of the South west quarter
of Section six (ii). Township sixteen, (11),
Ullage thirteen (13i west, in Sbertuan coun
ty, Nebraska, to secure the payment of a
certain promlsory note, dated May it, 1MKI,
for the sum of Three Hundred Dollars
(301.0)) due and payable Juno 1st, 1«'J5, with
interest at eight per cent per annum, said
interest payable lu live coupon notes of
same date for Twenty-four dollars ($JI 00)
each, one due June ||{, 1891; OM - due
June 1st, iso.1; one due June 1st, 1st:; one
due June 1st, ls'.d, duo one June 1st 1M».
Each of said notes and coupons to hear
ten per cent, per annum after due: That
there Is now duo upon said notes end .
mortgage tiie sum of Five Hundred and
Twelve Dollars and Five cunts (MJO.) for
Which sum with Interest from Hits date:
1‘lalnUff prays for a decree that defend
ant bo required to pity tho same or that
said premises may lie sold to ruttisfy the
amount found due Halil inor'gage and
notes duly sold, essigued and delivered to
plaintiff
You are required to answer said p. let ion
on or before the Hi day of February, I s'si.
Dated this'dh day of January,!««».
Wkioiit L. Kidhku, Plaintiff.
By tigit. w. 11 r NT git, his tty.
Attest
John Minhiiull, Count y clerk.
NOTIUK KOK PUUI.I0AT1ON.
Hand iIDIm Hi l.lncoin. Nub. I
December e;ib, n»'> I
Notice n> hereby given that tbu follow
ing named eettler ban filed notice ol bin in- ^
teniton to make tln.il proof in uupport of #
hta claim, and that mild proof Will be made
before the county Judge at l.onii t.’lty,
Nebraska, an February 15, IHSW, Tla:
Will tain t. Walt her, for IHh non' > ant
quarter of a,.niton .' >, i'ownuhip > «nge
|r, Went |!u unuicn the following wit
uennea to prove tu» con tin noon ri Menu*
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