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THURSDAY, DECEMBER. 12 1S7S.
For 30 Days!
For the next SO days I tvIH
close out my entire Fall and
TTinler Stocli of rj Goods,
Clothing, Notions, Hats, Cups, j
and Fine Shoes at the lowest j
possible cash prices. Call and j
examine before you purchase
Tee., Co&e Sugar. S. & C.
Ball at Nemaha Christmas Ere.
Craekersaadsoaa atH. C. Lett's.
fa superseding
all otheFS.
I2J hesfeete eors for Ths Advhb
Tia rat oe year.
Battng ajp freafa and nke, by
T. L. Jes.
" ."- Thos. RPKAXa6.
-Ask yjr niiitair,s t sefcseribe
for T AvursxttEEm..
Lwe, htaters, sad -cel l
calls. emp at T. L. Jones'.
Dtiiwe. aaqiK, ged time
Chrfea Eve, t Marsh He.
Th .banks ibrouston the U. S.
and t&.e State of Nebraska which of
coors'c ieki4es Nemaha cooaty will
l closed on Ctiritas and New
Years, they-bing-NatiaI Kolidys.
. G U Mrs-. Whites for yoer holi-
daygq&lB. Sfce h ee liae.
' tf osteal cveotUa this week. In
the Presbytern Cturreh. While it
may be & sueeez? it woW have heea
doubly -aare so had it ea held ia
the peMie bjrIL
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aelberry posts for sale
"W. A. Jcbkins a C.
If yoa waat a feraiiy paper one
that will be eagerly read by yourself,
wife and children, sad containing all
the focal news, take The Adverti
ser. .Dry, eaae4 and green fruit. S. & C.
Died! Oa the loth Inst., Mary
.Frances, daughter of T. J. and Mary
J. Caapheil. this city, aced 15 years
2. moo tbs aoJ SS days. Funeral ser
vices at Presbyterhtn church, 11 a. m.
11th iast., odaoted by Rev. H. B.
Dve.
Everything in the grocery line
cheap at T. L. Jones'.
Prof. Harry Cnok ehoweo his ex
pose of Spiritualism two nights in
this eitv hist woek. The show was a
oo3 one in every respect, &ud merit- !
ed a much larger attenusneetaan was
present either night. Miss Crawford
wag eersain'ly a clairvoyant of no com-
ian ability. Oas Cb. Cftrotnefe.
If Miss Crawford is a real clairvoy-
. s.nt, she is a real medium and
demonstrates an important phase of
Spiritualism. Hence, the query:
where does the expose come in.
Axes, sails aad forks. S. & C.
Any person getting up a club of;
tea or more nczr subscribers for The '
Advertiser may retain SO per cent, i
of the raooey collected to pay them for I
their trouble
Renuber, they must j
he nsw subscribers that is any person
not now taking the paper and the
raoaey for the same, at the rate of S2
a veer, mast accompany the order,
less the 20 per cent, retained to pay
the sceot. Any industrious, young
maa oould make $5 a day at this busi
ness thie winter. Speetosea copies of
the paper sant to any address gratis.
Chairs, tablet amdbedsiad. S. & C.
Young people get married and buy
one of these aheap stoves at the Reg
ulator. Thos. Richards.
The aaniversary meeting ef the
Nemaha County 3ibie Society will be
heW at the Ciirita Churoh Sunday
December loth, at 7 e'efoak p. m. All
that feel an interest in the good work
of supplying the destitute with the
Holy Seriptures are requested to be
present. Reports from the officers of
the society will be preseated.
A. H. Gilmoke, Pres't.
J. S. Church, Sec'y.
A. W. NlCKBLI.,
Tres. and Dep.
Oeuntry produee taken In exchange
tergeetis t,iha Grocery -and 'Erovi
is store of T. L. JesfES.
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BUSINESS BEETITIES.
Maple syrup at H. C. Lett's.
Flour of all brands at Jokes'.
Lamps, flower pots, backets. S. & C.
Hannibal and Savannah -floor at
Hill's.
Candy and china toys by T. L.
Jones.
Bring along that wood yon prom
ised ne.
It pays to advertise in The Ad
vertises.
Dr. Collins, Dentist, visits Pern j
every Friday. j
Money to loan on farms. Apply
to T. L. Schick.
Oar subscription list is constant
ly lengthening.
For your horse blankets and lap
robes go to Bauer's.
Shooting match at Brownville
24th and Christmas.
Go to Mrs. White's for your Mil
linery and notions.
Pure maple syrup in any qeanti
ty, by T. I.. Jones.
Two inches snow fell here Satur
day night and Sunday.
Ulce stock of clocks, watches and
jewelry, at Joseph Sehutz'.
New corn will be taken on sub
scription, at 20 cents per bushel.
Large stock of Christmas goods
and more coming. T. L. Joes.
Some people are now trapping
quails regardless of the law forbid
ding it.
For the beat tonsorial work call
at the old establishment of Albert
Smith's. ,
The old reliable Advertiser has
a. larger circulation than any paper in
LUtr CDUUlj .
Buy the Milburn Wagon, the
best for tbs least money, for sale by
Thos. Richards.
Two dollars a year for The Ad
vertiser same priee to everybody
no use to try to get it for less.
Extra copies of The Advertises
for sale by A. W. Niekell, druggist
hook -seller and stationer.
If yoa want the offlcial news,
the local news, and a good family pa
per, take The Advertiser.
Ladies, if you want a nice pair of
men's slippers for holiday present,
you ean Snd them at
Alex. Robeon s.
Oa Thursday evening, lfith ist.,
the ladies of the Presbyterian Churoh
will give a Tea Party at the ofaureh,
for the benefit of the Sabbath School.
Public invited.
Cod fish and mackerel. S- & C.
On last Saterday evening John
Mulitg&a, while laying off a worm
fenee up the sidewalk on Main street,
was eolkred by Marshal Love, taken
in oat of the cold, and Moaday morn
i inflated the school fuad just $8.
New York and Michigan salt. S.&C.
An X in peneil, on yetir papers
indicates that yoa are sometime be
hind with your subscription, and that
we ned the pay. Friends, piease call
and renew, or send in the money, as
soon 5 you ean. Don't forget us al
together. We never forget to give
you, regularly, the best paper we pos-
f sible see.
Saws, hetebets and flies. S. c C.
Ckristaias Gifts!
Now is the tieie to call at Joe
Sehutz's Jewelry Store if you want a
ehoice article of jewelry for a Christ-
I mas present. He is just receiving a
large aad varied stock of beautiful, el
egant, fashionable, rich goods, em
bracing ever;,' thing in his line. Mr.
Sehutz is the most reliable jeweler to
deal with, and he warrants his jewel
ry to be truly a' be represents it. Go
and see his splendid sets for ladies,
chains, bracelets, finger rlags etc. He
also has just received an invoice of the
finest clocks ever brought to this city.
Cookstoves at cost.
S. & C.
?feiu dress goods just ar
rived at J.L.JtcGEE'S.
XTITT GROCERY STORE.
A. G.Gates "Ab." hasjustopen
ed a vsry large stock of
GROCERIES,
COXFECTIOXS.
CAN5ED GOODS, etc,
in the old post office building No. 99.
He desires the public to understand
that he has, and will keep, everything
in the line of
Family Groceries:
will sell as low as any body for cash,
or country prodace.
Buckwheat flour and meal. S. & C.
If you want something nice, get
one of those cologne sets at T. L.
Jones'.
IERfiEIRE
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Boars for Sale, j
T. A. BATH. J
If you want to see the
largest Stock of clotMjhg ill
town, caU on McGee
Moore.
GIIT EDGED.
Gilt Edge Whisky,
Gik Edge Brandy,
Gilt Edge Gin,
Gilt Edge Wines,
From the Doniphan vineyards, for
medioiaal or any other pnrpose. For
sale at R. C. Berger's Gilt Edge Sa
loon. Flour and furniture. S. & C.
Fresh oysters at Strobles.
I will self the best Pianos and
Organs for less money than ever offer
ed before In this section of country.
J. R. Dye,
Brownville.
Twenty deqsonk, cloaJcs
I at cost for cash.
J. L. McGEE.
If you want a nice roast or steak j
sail at the New Central Meat Market. I
Two buttes genuine Alexandria
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HBISTMAS T0Y
AND
HOLIDAY GOODS!
Iron, horseshoes and timber. S.&C
3Insouic.
Installation of officers of Nemaha
Valley Lodge No. 4, A. F. & A. M.,
will take place at their hall on the
evening of Dee. 27th. Supper as
usual. Members are expected with
well filled baskets. Visiting Brothers
are cordially invited.
By order of the W. M.
B. F. Souder, Sec'y.
Christmas! Christmas!!
Call at the store of T. L. Jones and
examine his stock of Christmas goods.
Ladies, McCee - Moore
have a few more of those
cheap cloaks left.
Oranges, lemens and nuts. S. & C.
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JlesolntiGita of Hespect.
Whereas, It has "piessed the Su
preme Grand Mater, to remove from
our midst and companionship our be
loved Brother Peter Fraker, there
fore Besotted, That in the death of Bro.
Fraker, our Order has lost a zealous
aad worthy member, our country, an
honest and upright citizens, and his
family a kind and indulgent husband
tand father.
Hesoived, That we. his brethern,
tender to his bereaved family, our
heartfelt sympathies in this their sad
bereavement; and that our Lodge be
draped in mcurninc for three months.
Jiemlvid, That these resolutions be
spread upon our records : that a copy
of the same be sent to the widow of
our deceased Brother, and that a copy
be furnished the Nebraska Adver
tiser and JTemaha Granger for pub
lication. Done in regular communication at
the Hall of Hope Lodge No. 29, A. F.
&. A. M.
This 7th day of Dec, A. D., 1S79.
John W. Shubert.
H. SiiAGLE.
A. L. R. TKOiTPSOX.
Committee.
For Sale.
Biock 20, 16 lots, on the main busi
ness street in Nemaha City. Price,
$400. Enquire of Philip Crother.
10.000 dozen eggs want
ed by McGee Moore.
For bargains in boots and shoes,
gloves and mits, for the next thirty
days, call on Alex. Robisox.
ATTEXTIOX! ATTENTION!!
A Card.
Too small a capital compells me to
commence a strictly cash business in
my drug store after January 1, 1879.
I have marked my goods very low
and shall pay five per cent, discount
to all cash buyers. The really poor
shall have medicines at half prices.
My many patrons will not think
wrong of me if I treat everyone alike.
Those indebted to me for drucs or
medical seevices are respectfully re
quested to settle at once. It takes
money to run a good drug store, and
such a one I try to keep.
Respectfully,
Dr. A. Opper2A2t:s.
SherMan, rf ctrasta, Dcnbr 3. HK.
Wishing to close out my en
tire stock of ladies', 3Usses
and Childrens' Trimmed Hats,
I Trill sell them for the next 30
Days at less than Actual Cost.
3LOCIS I,OW3IAiV.
Cider Vinegar at Nickel's
E. C. LETT
has very cheap Looking-GIasses.
A fine stooi
at Gates'.
of Holiday candies
Ladies, Misses and Children's un
derwear at Mra. White's.
Holiday Goods !
I have a complete Stock of
; Fancy goods for the Holidays.
I.IiOTTJJIAS.
Buckwheat flour snd honey at !
Gates'. " I
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Ted. Huddart having made special j
icash terms with the Sinirer Machine
'Co., wilLsell said machine lower than I
- was.evsr oSsred before in thkrmarket J
LOCAL PERSONALS.
"Gad," of the Lincoln Journal
is in the city.
W. C. McReynolds, of St. Joseph,
was in onr city Saturday and Sunday
jlaet.
1 Anna Shurtliff, wife of the Elder,
died at Bratton on the 4th inst., of
consumption.
Last Saturday we dropped in at
i Jim McGee's mammoth store that is,
i we watched our cnance ana crowuea
in among the people, whom sev
en clerks were hardly sufficient to
serve. It does one good to see that
kind of business going on.
Mr. ArthurV. Walsh, of this
city, went down to Sabetha, Kansas,
last week, having received agood "sit
there at his trade as a shoemaker, and
will be gone during the winter. His
genial companionship will be missed
in his circle of friends here; but he
will soon make friends wherever he
is, and we commend Arthur to the
special cure ef all good fellows.
Peru Herald : Mr. M. L. Zook,
traveling agent and correspondent for
the Chicago Tribune, will hereafter be
connected with the Peru Herald.
Mr. Zook will visit the people of this
and other counties thoughout the
State furnishing us information that
will be valuable to our readers. He
will also solicit subscriptions and ad
vertisements for the Herald.
"The 'Neely Truss Bridg' is ex
tensively adopted by the Commission
ers of the various southern counties
of Southern Nebraska."
We copy the above from an adver
tisement in the Falls City Journal, of
onr esteemed old friend G. W. Neely,
and feel a pleasure in the knowledge
that he has Invented a bridge accepted
as good. We congratulate him and
wish he may make a fortune out of it.
Prof. S. W. Tanner, with one of
Edison's Phonographs, was in town
last week making it talk to the peo
ple. It Is certainly the most wonder
ful of inventions. One can hardly
realize, even at seeing and hearing it,
that a simply constructed piece of
mechanism can talk, with voice and
articulation, as a human, but such,
nevertheless, is a fact which any one
may satisfactorily test, if Prof. Tan-
ner happens among them. He will
be in Peru Saturday this week.
Butter, crackers and cheese. S.&C.
Holiday goods of all
kinds at McGee Moore's.
Cash paid for butter and eggs at
Gates'.
Fancy Goods I
Card hoard. Canvas, Tark
Isii and Russia Toweling-, &c,
iwc, at t. X.OTT3X A3.
Nice silverware cheap. S. &. C.
House and Lots for Sale, or Trade.
The house and seven lots where I i
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re-iueiu crown vine, are lor t-nie, or
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tion of a house on farm. Apply to
Robt. W. Furas,
Brownville, Neb.
Axe handles, brooms and rope S.&C
Best Rio Coffee, oibe. for $1.00, at
Gates'.
Axes and seoep shovels. S. cb C.
Wool lined boots and
shoes at McGee $ Moore's.
Horse blankets and pig's
feet at J. L. j,
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Men's Overcoats !
Tosave your money buy your
OFERCOATS of me. I have the
largest stock and make the
lowest prices.
I.OUIS LOW3IAX.
Good, fresh butter sold by
J. L. McGee at 15 cts.
The Oldest 3Iaa
In Nebraska can't sell Glass and
Queensware as cheap as H. C. Lett.
Cranberries, pickles, honey, S. & C.
Cranberries cheap at
J. L. MCGEE'S.
Charter! Charter!!
Cook stove with automatio shelf,
hot blast best cook stove to huy. For
sale by Thos. Richards.
Carpets, blankets, boots and
shoes p.t' reduced prices at
Ted. Huddart's.
Bargains.
Mrs. Cook's is the place to buy
Millinery Goods for the next thirty
days. Ladies in the country, don't
forget the place, near the river.
K. R. Urid?e.
The bridge is not yet located, bat we
are informed the St. Johns' Sewing
Machines are a combination of superi
or points of all the standard machines
in market. St. Johns or the Howe
for $30 by Hawxey & Douglas.
Mrs. White will receive, in a
few days, a nice line of Holiday goods.
I kave a xtinp. ln. nfflTic
MTJSICAI, INSTH.TJ-1
for corn. T3 STPnPT.f I
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Overcoats cheaper than
ever at McGee $ Moore's.
-r Oil, codfish and.bacon. S. &G.Z. McGee's.
Seat thing- out in Lamps and
auraers at 2Ir. Xicfeell's. -
XE3IAHA CITY LOCALS.
Titus Bros, have a large stock of
fall and winter goods.
Titus Bros, are authorized agents
forTaE Advertiser, to receive sub-
scription and money for the same.
Sam Bennett's saloon building is
enclosed, and the city fathers have is
sued him license-
Wm. Drain is buying corn for
Bausfield of Brownville.
Our grain "buyers are now paying
14c and 15c for corn.
A. H. Scovill has purchased he'
Barns brick house. He got a baTgain.
There will be a boll and sapper
here Christmas Eve. The dancing
will be in Hcover'a Hall and supper
at the Hoover House. A splendid
time may be expeeted, for when Burl
and Mrs. Hoover take hold of any
thing of that kind, it means first
class.
Christmas Tree on Christmas
Eve. But how a bail and Christmas
tree can run in the same Hall at the
same time we don't exactly see. Will
try and explain it next week.
The Good Templar lodge is fully
as interesting here as it ever was, and
growing in strength.
The hotels have about aa much
business aa they can attend to.
The Nemaha City Sunday School
Convention is in session here at the
present time. rotcnvilte items in Pe
ru Herald.
Notmjch Nemaha City doesn't do
her Sunday School business inBrown
ville. FalCity Journal: The first
train of cars entered Nemaha City on
Friday of last week.ind now the den
izens of that hopeful village feel them
selves a part of the great busy, bust
ling world.
The subjoined letter received by
Mr. Johnson, being of interest to every
tax-payer of this precinct, we are per
mitted to place it under the head of
"Nemaha Locals." The writerof the
letter is of course an interested party,
yet there may befact3init worthy the
matare-dellberation and action of our
citizens. Mr. Johnson having no de
sire to place himself in antagonism
with his neighbors, makes public this
Ietterao that all may know the de
sires and expectations of the bond
holders, and then act, as their judg
ment may dictate which should al
ways be for the best :
Warsaw, N. Y., Dec. 3., 1S78.
Levi Jofrni-Bs, Kq 2iemab& City "ebfHkn.
Bear Sir : We have been informed
that the Midland Paei3c Railroad has
been completed to your city, and
main(.y through your efforts.
Would it not be the right thing for
your people to now make the levy to
pay the interest oa the bonds, for
which you have just received the
"value received" expeeted in the oom
pietlsa of the road to your place?
If any injustice has been done in
the issuing of the bonds, it was not
done by those who, trusting in the
honor and faith of your eity and pre
cinct, innocently bought them. The
men '!L. did the wrooe. if vour neo-
n! 5df l.ial
oannot be .harmed by
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eausf delay and lawsks for your
xvesijra tne owners of the bonds
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a4satterof honesty ean you not
encourage the people to recall their
P'Jloa !r the Co Commissioners, and
req at levy made. There is no
doubt ovtbe legality of the bonds, and
while if i always hard to pay debts,
it is no more so in your case than our
own. f
Payments will undoubtedly be made
after the expensive suits whieh in
variaWj fallow such a ceunse, and
why bring it upon the people. They
have i tin their power to decide" the
matter aither way.
Since the completion of the road we
should think there would he a differ
erent public sentiment.
We do not own any of the bonds,
but are acquainted with-some of the
owners, and know how hard it would
be for them to relinquish the belief in
the final payment of the bonds and
interest. Very Respectfully,
E. 0. McNair.
The Charles kid gloves, superior
to the Alexander, at Mrs. White's.
Corn meal SOets per hundred lbs.
at Gates'.
S cIiooX Books atickelTs
Sugar sand of all colors at Gates',
'. O. building No. 86.
No. 1 Extra Size Fear Trees,
I have the sale and handling of the
Irish Bankrupt Nursery Stock,
among whwh are several thousand
of very finest quality, size and shape
pear trees six to eight feet high.
After personally examining them, I
have no hesitancy in recommending
them to be as fine stock as I have
ever seen. TJadereircumstanees, they
will be sold at retail for less than such
stoak can be had at wholesale any
where. The varities are, Bartlett,
Sheldon, Flemish, Beauty, Burrea
D'Anjon Howell and Seekel.
Robt. W. Furnas,
Brownville, Neb.
L.ar?estockof31asical instru
ments just received at
STROBXS'S.
H. C. Lett
Will have this coming week the
nicest lot of Holiday goods, for the
least money, ever offered In this city.
Go at once and moke your selections.
Wisconsin Buekwheat Sour at
HrnLs.
Don't forget
Meat Market.
the New Central
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Another invoice this week
Come and see them.
I,. X,GW3IAN3S.
v t -r . r -riComDOny has 30 euna and 2.fl01
JVCIV OOOZSOJia fiaVS aU d.
A -r5na lino atf lanralrw inck
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eelved aIra. White's
XOXDON LTE2IS.
Jf a man say, I love God ; and h'a
teth his brother, he is a liar, for he
that Ioveth not his brother whom he
I hath seen, how can he love God whom
he hath not seen ?"
Chri3fmaa time draweth nigh.
December has brought alight fall
Gf snow.
Infant child of James and Em
ma Peterson was buried, a few days
ago.
Henry Vickers is sfcwiy recover
ing from a long and severe illness.
The snow will stop the progress
of corn husking, somewhat.
John Heikes thinks of starting!
for Ohio this week, to spend some
I days.
A school for the study of the Bi
ble, at the Methodist Church, direct
ly after morning service, on Sunday.
Everybody should study the Bible. It3
incidental references to customs of the
olden timeswill cause you to study up
"the antiquities," and make yon wise
in the wisdom of the aneient And
If you catch the inspiration of the
Prophets and Apostles, you will grow
Christ-like, and "become wise with
salvation."
John Winters returned last Fri
day to Red Cloud, he has been home
on a visit. Every body was glad to
see John.
The winter term of the London
school has commeneed Sm. Win
ters teacher.
Lanterns, saddles, pictures. S. & C.
SKERIDAX ITE1LS.
Hand sleds wanted by the school
boys of Sheridan.
Grand woK hunt on Muddy
to-day.
The Red Ribbon club of Sheri
dan has decided to have a course of
lectures this winter.
Several cases of dyptheria in this
vieinity.
It is probable that the next legis
lature will enact a township law. The
question should be thoroughly dis
cussed, etc. Granger.
It is probable that the Granger has
not heard that the question of tewa-
J snip law has already been discussed
by the Sheridan Lyceum, and though
the eloquence of Reed and the logic
of Hewett were farooght to bear in fa
vor of such a law, so ably was the
question handled by the opposition,
that there is no possibility that such
a law will be enacted.
Mr. Chas. Wright, the man that
was so badly hurt in the hacking peg
encounter, is doing well and is
thought pe3t danger.
W. Dundas & Bro. have Christ
mas candies aad toys by the bcehel.
Go m
to H. C. Lett's Drug and Grocery
store and priee his goods before you
buy.
SverytTnng in tiae Sckcol
line at NickelTs
Hon. Church Hore. wrerfoue to
the election, daring a speech bewae
making in Sheridan, offered the M.
E. church there SoO to aid ia finish
ing a new church building under
way of oonstruetion, on the eottditiom
that he be elected. Mr. Howe him
self informed us that be made such a
proposition. He was elected ; and
Mr. Howe true to his promise has
since paid to the trustees (they ac
cepted it of course) the said fifty dol
lars. We write the above item for the es
pecial purpose of seeing it reproduced
in the Omaha JiepubHean; as our es
teemed metropolitan daily seems to
snatsh, like a toed after a fly, for all
we cay favorable to Nemaha's corpo
ral in the great U. P. army, and
avoiding with great care whatever
we may say unfavorable to him.
And here is another one, whksh will
cause a pang of grief to pierce the
generous heart of the Republican,
when it learns how a supposed friend
betrayed Mr. Howe and swindled
him out of a sum of hard earned
Union Paeific money. This matter
whieh will serve to make the Itejmb
Hcan another good item fe precisely
as Mr. Howe told it tome, and is as
follows :
"Well, Howe, how about the Shel
lenberger bribery ? He says you paid
him 325 to support him."
"O damn him be lies-I gave hint
only ten dollars, and that for proposed
actual work. I've nothing to keep
secret about an - transection with him.
It was jost this way : Shellenberger
came to me and said, "Howe, I want
to work for your eleetion, but I am a
poor man and can't spend my time
for nothing.' AH right, say I, go
,r -Kt -.. - : t .
. .. , , ... I
merman preeincis, ana l wm pay you :
for your time, but he wanted his pay 1
then, in advance, so I pulled out a
ten dollar bill, and giving to him
said, this will pay you about one dol
lar a day till the eleetion. Go and do
what you can for it, And the damned
whelp, when he got my money. !
worked for mv opponent, doing all be
could to defeat me!" We ean give
the -Reoubiictm more of this
kind
from time to time.
Two doses of Dr. Marshall's f -
Lung Syrnp eoepleteiy cured my
ehild of a severe case of Croup. J
have U3ad a great caaay diSferent
Cough medicines, but have never
found any so efficient as Dr. Mar
shall's. J. W. Spklucax. Blkaart,
Indiana. Sold bv A. W. Niefcefl.
Old Fence TFir ITantod.
We win purchase two thocsendi
pound? oid fence wire.
SravExsox fc Csoes.
A militia company WtfOfnfewi
at North Pfctte last Tuesday evening.
and elected M3J. Frank North aseao -
f tain, John Bratt first lieutenant, and
Frank Alexander second lieutenant.
Theofiicers are all caUle men. The
- nf ommnHT, ri ,.
-Omaha e-
AUuuu w HU . nnvM .aw
puotKOX.
The Stock men OH the frontier pro-
ra-lnnsa tn nrnlAPt thomcftlsa: 00 fKiti
t .-.- ., , -
HUNDRED
Expected to take part in that
Friday Eve
ining, i
TJJSTDJElTt tlio JCSSPICrJES of THE
MBRASEA HIC-HTINC-ALIS
a - f lac at kt
rni v i'ooiaif
s 3 U!i i SfUOiUff
ofCliloajro. Hiinois.
don't ran, to attend.
Tickets, SO cts.
Besened Seats for sale by H. P.. Belenv
"WitliOTit 5hra Change.
lIMHyoMilftiidi
Hlf4r4i 1 iiikr
villi! I H1b
a s si d II fH sibi 14 ins i
rn
mwape &
j&,
Something new in the city s
Mrs. W- H. Small's "Dollar Store,"
first door west of Roeers" liverv stable.
Thoro ia nn Irwttnra .tnnt it-rrni aim.
plypiek out what you want from a
variety of a thousand tilings of bean j
or utility, or both, and pay one dollar
for it.
Mr,. Small fe jaat opening
very splendid stock, and there is not
an article that would not nfc a
bandisoeie Chrfcstaas present.
H. C. lot
Sells
Oatmeal with
It is now rumorod that the antfc
ipatod railroad from Teeutneeh will
not follow the old graded track to
Brownville, but will ran seth of
Sheridan and strike the river here
via Nemaha City. Well, all rignt.any
way, so it comes.
Our druggists all say they have
sever sold any medicine that gives
sueh universal stisiethn as Dr.
Marshall's Lung Syrup for Cosgne.
Cold-s, etc It has so eoal. Priee 25
cents. Seld by A. W. Nickel!.
SpotUmen will assemble, after
dinner, on the 24th inst. at Mat Al
derman's Shingle Machine, on the
bottom just below Brownville, to en
gage in the animating old time sport
of riSe shooting, and will continue
the matches during Christmas day.
One hundred turkeys will be oa the
ground to be distributed amongst the
best shots
The matehes will be oa-
ducted according to tbe usual rates
and regulations. Ail marksmen, who
love tbe musical ring of the old nh,
are cordially invited to come and par
ticipate is the spot.
BARGAINS I3T CL,OTSS5G
At HACKNEY'S.
If you want to emerge from the
manipulating hands of the barber In
a happy mood, you will eail at Haw
kin's tonsorial headquarters, first door
west of national bank. Mr. H. bae
recently secured the assistance ef Mr.
Wllletta, who is an expert, and they
will shave, shampoo, and per rem e
Tnrt and trim rimr Kir siu) ria vanrt
jt - . j- . - -.--..w-.
mnstaehe. warrantia-r aatffection
Give Haw-kins a trial, and than voaU
know how it ia-yoctseif.
For
f
avsi
For the next 36 days I wlia
close out my entire Fall and
Winter Stock of iiry Goods, ,
Clothing-, Notions, Hals, Caps,
i , w,- , ... .
-" a-iue 3iioe ;it me iTvesx
possible cash prices.
Call and
examine before you purchase.
i.S.OTT3!AX.k2!!2:
A CAItD
To aU who are safltetes Anwe.tlterron
aad indiaeretiom of yqatb. nmsrroaa weak- .
bck. eartr deeay. lose at u baoi, .. X
-Kin
& reeipe tbat wUl eoravoe, FRES
( Or CHARGE. XMs saoi rawy wsd-
towed by a mlsoaarr in, SoaUCAaaertea.
Snd a st-ddreMed envelop to the Rev.
Joecph T. iBtam; StaUcn D. BtUo Hooae,
IferYo City. nyl
! !?bt Uwass-stiacx, broeefel!. at'm
pnvsiiTtw.tnr r.T-r I 3Brn. tnroat antt ioar dtsenae. A. -
COAsU3IPTIOS GUE.30. I 305 relief and pmnuest ear firaeru.
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