Nebraska advertiser. (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, December 09, 1880, Image 1

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FAIRBROTQER &. HACREB
Pabllhers JL Proprietors .
S-sisrrirticu S2.CQ rsr Tear s Aivarce.
OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE COUNTY.
Congress convened Monday 6th inst.
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Wm-T. McCaller is in jaS at
waukeefor forgsry.
Rer. JBscms; of Chicago, recentiv
rtrr3 iffrrf "the eid doctrine of a lit
eral endless hell, if adhered to. woeld
sk belief, not only in that dogma but
in GkxPhHaself."
The Beckwith Boose. Osakesh. Wis.,
eras berned 3d inst. Loss, ,WO. A
frj Pare died from seirecatioa by
sa&eke. The
fire originated from
broken kerosene lamp.
Thre are recevedsefacieBt census
returns fnxa Alaska to make an esti
mate which iateat the territory con
aina about 30,000 soeis, only 300 of
wfeci are "white people.
' irK?'!r Tribune: There were
zm ciphers ia Hie last Democratic cara-
aad peinf elly acquiring wisdom
Te -liner OctxnCi Omaha
says, -About everybody ia Nebraska,
excepting Xosewater of the Bet. is foe
Hitchcock" for Secretary of the Interi
or. Yes, Rsy is sloshing around atone
after the T. P. cappers."
D. J. XcCann. who has for so long a
tiwe been haxased by the Secretary
of ibe Interior, under the charRe of
eaabEzfig & barrels of iear while a
svppty contractor for the Btaekfcet
arsBcy, has iaalhr beea aoeitted by a
jury a Cheyenae.
Tfce Iaeoin (rtoAe and two or three
other papers, notw of them very re
mjddbiefoc their indueaee in State
laxuscs, are just rantine ad teerin
tUtr shirts, about Church Howe.,1
Tbatfd -cod sign for Church. It
. that he us bound to be Speaker.
Soie that nhe EepebUcan states
men now tarn their isantie intellects
ID BB MIU3. ili.5cH...-i j-.
tv Iteen. more or kse soiled, has been
-crashed, Cincinnati Bmpurer.
Nothwr -mild be aaore novel to a
fuH-Uoodc-I Democrat than the preaeo
ttum ot a -wash bfU." Pat the IteHi
oc:atte prty to soak in strong aoap
stfcte. and in three veeks' tksM you
Mimid have to collect it with a straia
rr. Inter fht&n. .
An Iowa, man, a democrat, to
zkr a dose of castor oil, as the penalty
of mi election bet.
We nope the dose will be larce
enontit to forever pnrgehim of demo
cratic tentSeneied. U he takes good
cswrt of hiserf. the dose ia certain to
o him ETOod. Taeumjek Chief tain.
If he is like some of the Democrats
lirocisd here he w51 he interred as soon
aa the physjc operates.
Colored veovl from the South are
sc81 decking
wusiu and there will be no fonrery in gained upon mm tnat ..nougn ne re
V . tw. Trr "" irfv peatedly strove to overcome it, and
the ext The Democracy k Iowly - soiemnlv nro-
ife53"6 Tflferroei wfat we see in the
ewri30 per week, that there Uille J.r-rttr. In the last i
afCttf '
ia aach suffering among theei. as
many are destitatH; and contribntions
are called for. Appeal is made to the
bectrvnknt peopie jotChicago for lum
ber with whirii to build sheds or bar
xaeics for the -cutttaiolation of tl e
T!fttJKi.
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Ittck Pvrt Journal: Pranamtioc
arc hez rapidiy perfected for dykicg
a- Xisfacjeri river front ra tbetsconntyt
i.um. Cook's Laadia: southward a
nale or marc Some Srtt.O&i was ap
propretCbl for this purpose as the last
seesioa of Consress. and the work is
boRcdone under the supervision, of an
asent ofthc rovecataent. The object
i to prevwt the rivar front cutting
away vsloWe lands in Missouri and
2ebs2ska.
Pkiip awl ilxrt, the editors, and
Byrne and Post, the publishers, of the
2w York Trttik, have been iadieted
for pnblbhing the libekms article heod-
cd "Lyin and sticking to it," regard-
MjingGen. GarfeMa denial of the genu-
. -c .ness of tbe itorey letter; and also fur
phie-hin the xae-sieMle. . S. Moray
is aJ6d mdieted for perjury. And is in
the soariht. The vfflaiihs are having
fnc . v.-r die Morev letter than
a.a.t . -Ussl. .sva Me, if boC all ot
theB. wiil t- ure to etiats the peai
?ersr. The penalty for criminal li
bel m Xw York is oae vear ia the
ry aad $rso one. ooe of
The
finer haired Democrats Hewitt.
for instance ooht to suSer
the extreme penalty, bat they were
smart jnoegh to keep jnst ootside the
pftftc of ernacKility.
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.Vnd nw kis proposed t elect
Grant I". S. Senator, to succeed Francis
Kenan, of New York, but the nrope4
Uon will probably fall as Sat as other
siKrestiuns for boistermg up the fed
xap: eetehriousoes6 of thisaatioeal beg
gar. Omaha KenUd.
It ia stid, by Miller's friends, that he
is becoatiitg a aental WTeek, aad they
are nsing persuasive means to induce
htm to an&nnoa the editorial chair of
xictwcc ibb bbt oe irae : aoc ,
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iwt it is eerairnly tre that G. S. Miller '
failing in his ability as an en-!
scmpulej journalist of tiie lowest I A recent dispatch gave the majori
pedwose nfer. Wejlo not believe it j is taken from the social returns
is rrt-ia5 thf k: ?tw mtttPr vitM I m VT state in the union, as fol-
Miller, bat imtaie. lowborn aeanaesc,
wiijcit is mtensiaed .ia his brodass
otst the faihires of TiMen aad his de
tected viHaiaJes. aad villains Miller
besng oae of them and Ms own ex
posed rascally efforts with Croain,
Hewkt, Pekwa sad Patrick ia the ef-
tortto
7. steal or bundle the elec-
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usttrpeirationki the result of the
nsfp nwin 1 1
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Pic MBkr-wnat a contrast be-
twee kim aad the Man he would as-
Bas6S AXatwnh-vkig been led
agafei to victorv bv Gr.vnt. stand un-:
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dosenac negative friends gather about a It of despondency, occasioned by un- original earht-feathered bird oniv three ' can-Greenbacker, at the late eIeeri.-Ti.
hua and mysteriously nod and whisper requited love, threw herself in front of thousand pieces were struck ofL At bas withdrawn all oooosition to 3Ir.
-George L-is verging on imbecilitv- a passenger train, at Fainnoont, HI frae f Y7! d,7 4M5 en7v fealh- 'm f -d te probabilities are the Iat-r,.r7-
r . ' Vu-,-.r,-Cvn tbe eades trul a tortune to the ter gentleman will receive the certin-
--sKa ' M " rtad ' ms-a.r kCled. . COj- coHtor? and cnnoflcr-htrr.ter. cat? of election.
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ESTABLISHED 185S.
Oldest Paper is tie State
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A Practical Hbstratian of the Damning
Z5ect3 of the Xiauar Traffic
John V. Bell, of Palls City, on
Tuesday of last week, wh3e in the act
of hxiraessisg a team, dropped dead.
The titebe Jminuxl has the foilowiag
ppropriate remarks regarding the sad
affair:
Deceased was a younman of Intel
ligence and business capacity, and bet
for one evil habit would have been a
not only unfitted him for the affairs of At NasbYffieCTeniL, 2d fast, Dan.
life, bet was undoubtedly the cause of Smith, colored, was tried, and senten
his sudden and untimely death. He ggjj to 21 vears imprisonment for ;tt
was addicted to the use o f strong drink, p t h. a white girL Soon
aod so firm a hold had the appetite tiJ . ,
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mised to touch the accursed stuff no
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,.iilJ3Wic. hc sccmtn WVi w-tM "o --r
and bis good resolutions gave way be
fore the awtul eravmgs oc tne appeiite
for rum.
It is not pleasant to speak of the
faults of the dead, but when we re
member that in this ease as in thous
ands of others, the excessive use of
strug drink bad ceased to be a fault
and bad eoate to be a weakness, we
think we will be pardooed for refer
ring to it, not for the purpose of cast
in odium anon the name of the de-
n-inl K.tr m tcri-rCi-lM living ania5t
tbe tembie fate that awaits him who
-tarritsj loe? at the wine."
Oh, it is an awful, terrible thought!
A young an of promise hurted into
rternitv without a aaoaent's warning;
a loinr wife made a widow ; an inno
eeat bbe made an orphan by alcohol;
and vet the wee men the law makers
legalize the safe of poiaon, and exact
noJiinjr from him who deals it out save
I .. n. .u.lH WaIIIov. n? itamn? f
a rem ftitiij uuuiiuc, ui.vi.iv .
jtKlif j their acts by the aiument that
the monev so obtained is used to edu
cate the fatherless eiiiMren made fath
erless by the damnable tniSe. What
acoosofc'itioa this is for the mother;
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CH1JU ia kU 8C tUUtilLCU. UU tllr ixirtrv
the father paM for that which destroy
ed his life.
This is an awfni warning, bat will
it be heeded r There are others in this
eity whose death in the same manner
wfHtR not surprise the community;
will they take warning? This is not
the Srst death that has secured in this
town from aleholtc po'aon. and we are
as certain as w can be o anvthircr ia
j the future, that it will not be the last
one.
A wife and little 3-year old son are
left to mocm for the voon husband
and iktner prematurely taken away
from them by alcholic liquors. What
a direct and te- Ible lesEoa lo youn
men just now beginni.rg to acquire the
appetite for sum a ants.
;. SsqgJacttinr-
Brown-
issue Ov
that sheet everything is Church Howe,
bui Mr. Daily, who was sapposed to
have ieen elected senator from that
t cottntv is never taentiooed and there is
another man elcred from that county
but his name e never mentioned.
LiurtHH h'lodf.
And. judging from the Giobe, bow
many has Nemaha? Only one. Church
Howe monopolizes the whole attention
of the dispeptic Eaton. Eaton has
Church Howe on the "Jsrain, and if
readers of that sheet hare failed any
day within six months post to see a
notice of Church Howe it has been an
exception to the universal rule. From
the time that ifrHowe's candidacy was
made known long before the conven
tion to the present time, the Globe has
been stinging its filth, skunk-like, at (
him. A majority of the best and most j
honored gentkmen in Xeeiana county, j
o.u.- Mta. a. jm. xc-f
Eardlefc sf this fact, and f decent I
journalise, aad fair pl3y, aad the
UVA 4 U sVVKT - e-nit tfL- si
worst of all. on utter disregard of truth,
the Giobe has, with but. a few excep
tions, daily attacked Mr. Howe. And
it has, and wHl contiae to be, our
province to defend hies, aad the Honor
e- t . a?
r imr peopte waose repcesemauve ne j
is, against the GlnbJs attacks; born, t
we are conviaeed, by their very
truthfulness, of nialke solely. Mr.
Daily, we believe is perfectly well sat
isfied with the AuvEariaER's eoerse
toward hint : aad he asked as long ago j
to not hold him rannsihl far anv
seeming attack that he might make an
us through the Globe. We believed
him, and worked harder for his elec
tion than we worked for any other can
didate. Let the Giobe give the occa
sion, attacking Mr. Daily, or any other
of our en, aad The Abterxker
will defend them as vtgorvesij as it
has Mr.iowe.
Ta tlM BHtor of the E-rakL
BlomlVTOX Neb 2s"v. ss, iSce.
Would you please answer in te-nor-row's
Herald if Hancock srot a asaiori-
ty of the popttlar vote over Garneki at f
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bin; aii& wxia. t.xps& . ll .r.. n miii t4 kHr I
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wo srt ne riioricT bmi rwsc ntffn
Please answer and oblure several reed-
ers of the Herald.
RE.V.DCK.
lows: For Garfield. 4.439.415; Han
cock. 4.435.514 ; Weaver. 305,Ti9 ; Dow.
8,644: scatteriKT. 1,798. Total. 94.-
595. GaraekTs oluralitv. 3.4l.-
-Oma-
ja Herald.
It will be perceived that in the en- j
!- above, the enquirer asks for the i
maw :i hpt-sewn Rrw ? TTn.i
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- The HeraM dodge the qnesiwn ;
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this year, the production of the South
was o1? 4128JQ0 bushels, or about
,S && act8i coa"
sgmPQaa- j
i-. -TT- "' t
Carrie Haines, a young fadr of 26. ia
MISQELLASEOUB BEwS.
At Ft. "Wayne, IntL, John Maher and
Isaac Morris have been sentenced to
the penitentiary for life for murdering
Barnhardt Myers.
At Bellfontaine. Ohio, 2d inst, James
Sloan suicided by cutting bis throat
Three jadges of election have been
arrested at Manchester, Yvl, for refus
ing to receive the ballots of Republi
cans. ra r in tii7"- tt:" 11 Hiru . iittiii
.S -V- O... w
I nrornnTTonwl thonfficflrs rtrriTad ?mith
to the street and hung him until he
wasdffiid. That's a virtuous country
down there, where they also mob "Re
publicans to death for attempting to
vote thPir sentiments.
Philip Kling. of Franklin "Wisconsin
suicided by shooting. 30th ult.
A noted forger and swindler who
passed himself as 'Lord Courtney"
with other aliases, is in durance vile
in New York.
Robert H. Berdeli, an. ex-president
of the Erie Railway has-been arrested
;' in X. Y. for perjury.
Two roeghs, named Sylvester and
Halverson. who invaded an! Indian
camp at First Lake Wis and oerrag-
ed an Indian woman, have been sent
to jail, nine and six months, respec
tively. Wm. A. Thomas, teller first national
bank, Newark, X. J. is u:der.;$ 10.000
bonds for making false entr.es.
Sixty-two soldiers, in one rjiment
at Fort Townsend. have Indisli wives.
Xeal Dow. the prohibition candidate
for President received only 66 votes in
his own State.
E. W. Fair, a Congressman of Xew
York, died 3oth ulL, of pneumonia.
Aged 40.
An unknown man leaped oS. the St.
Louis bridge, 30th ulL, and was drown
ed. John S. Sapp, a saloon keeper, Coun
cil BhiSs, was killed and robbed at his
sateoe, after business hours, on the
night of 3oth ult. He was years
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E."S. Stra-srs.
LOOKS LISEBTSrSESc
Quiner Whig: .Manager Green,
theQ.. JLand P., has received orders
to immediately survey the extension of
r tJaag.2ZTj23ftntO the
pneers will be put in the field for
purpose early next week. The "Wabash
managers contemplate the eariv eom-
i pletkm of the Q M. and P. to the Mis
souri River.
B. 3. ALSO FIGURING.
A corps of K. R. engineers crossed
the Missouri river from Nebraska at
Aspinwall this week and surveyed
across the bottom to the blafEs near
Mill Creek. Rock Port JournaL
THE WICKED WABA5H.
The Wabash railway company is
constantly adding to its ranirScitions.
The Quincy. Missouri & P.tsific rail
rottd. in operation to Milan. Mo., and
which is one of the many short lines
acquired by the Wabash within tfie hist
year or two. is now beins extended
frooi Milan to Trenton, a distance of I
thirty miles. The whole of the exten- j
sion is under contract, and the road is
partly jrraded the entire distance. The
iron wilJ be laid early next sprinjr. Last
week the emrineers employed by the j
vvaoasu were directed to make two
surveys, one of an extension frata
-
Trenton to a juion the gt.
Louis and Omaha line of the Wabash,
ami one to St. Joseph. The latter will
mnusn the necessary link for a direct
route between the trans-Missour di
vision of the "Wabash and Toletkt.
Ckimgo Time.
Organhing a vTMikj ?-rT k 5"euraska.
The State iewcroi of the 1st has an
article calling upon the whisky men of
un-psbra3ka to organize and fight the
proposition to amend tle State Con-
stitution which is to prohibit the sale j
and manufacture of akohnhc liquor j
the same as is now in force ra Kans;is.
and also to be in readiness to fight any j
pronioiuoa law wcicn
mav be intro- :
duced. The whisky men are nervous !
and well they may be, and it is useless
for any newspaper to call upon them
to organize, they are already organized
and a lame amount of money will be
raised to influence, not to sav buv leg-
! kskitton. It is the temneranee neooie
vrtm need to organize and they must
ocsaaize at once before it is everlast
ingly too late. The proposition to
amend the Constitution shoufcl receive
the support of every temperance man
in the state, and we hope the incoming
legislature will submit this question to
the people at an eariv dav and at a
j special election. The cry that aa elec
amount
tion will cost Nebraska a ktrse
i,J"
of money, will fall rerv
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na- waea we cousiiertnatondninHie
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msy row b lftte to cost tne state
aore than would the election, aad the
state hi many scores of such every
month. Lincoln. Globe.
XONEY BY THE 3aLLIONS.
New Tors; December 2. In con
nection with the stringency of the
money market, bank presidents inter
viewed say millions of dollar- are in
vaults for want of n. Tn rh nsasnT-
odfce there are 50.000,000 in foreisk
t which has been eorirr here
sw Aucut 2d. It is estimated that
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ine riatna suver aouars are not all
exactly alike. In reproducing and mni- f
tipiying the necessarv dies for coining.
tbe artists introducedsome slight alter-
ation and changes. On some of the j
engraal dies the eairle's ttiil has eight '
feathers - on others hnt wnrpn Of ria '
! nexi weeK tne total amount ot god in I racea. ana tnat woes will begin about
' this port will reach $62,000,000. March 4. The new church will tak
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BEOVNYILLE, ISTEBRASKA,
SZEEOT TEEESEAHS.
A H03EE FOE JLGED COLOHED PEOPIX.
Oxceotaxi, December L. John T.
Crawford, an eccentric man who died
about two weeks ago leaving an estate
valued at from 830,000 to $100,000, was
reported to have made provision for
building a houie foraged colored men.
The will has been opened and it is
foond he has left the entire property
for that purpose, directing that the
home shall be built on eighteen and
one-half acres at College Hill. The
will cannot be probated owing to the
death of one of the witnesses, Wm.
Von. Tleck, and the absence of the
other, John H. Friscb, who enlisted
several months ago intherpgular army
and is supposed to be somewhere in
the west,
COI.OEADO GKOWa.
Denver. Coi.Xov. 30. The ofa-
eial returns of the state give the Gar-
field electors an average-majority of 3,-
000; Pitkin (rep) for governor a little i-
over 5,000 majority. leading the rest of
the state ticket about 2,300. Total
vote, 5,000 an increase of 2tJ,000 over
1STS.
THE AKKAKSAS VOTE. j
Little Rock, Aeic Nov. 30. Gov.
Miller to dav proclaimed the result of j
the presidential election in this sta e.
Nov. 2d as follows: Hancock, S0.4S1;
Garfield. 41,M1; Weaver, 2,11; Han
cock's majority over all, 14,649.
DESTROYED BT WHISKT.
Far3ILat, Ixd Nov. 30. Last
night Wm. Burres. who had beeudrink
inc and quarreling with ererv
one e met. specially with his familv
f took up a double barreled shot jrun, and
while his wife was sleeping with her
babe in her arms, shot her through the
head,"killing her instantly. He was
arrested and taken to Winchester.
He elaims, however, that the shot was
accidental. He thr ate. e 1 shooting
her once before with the same weapon,
while drunk.
OCTSTANTrNG CCHRENCT.
Washington, Nov. 30. The fol
lowing is a statement of United States
currency outstanding at this date:
Old denrnnd notes .3 69.7
Lesul tender aot?-. all lssae 3S.-1.01
One yar note of 1!". , . . . -td.ifcvV
T-.ro year notes of ISd . liSSB
Two year coupon notes of 1SR 2?.W
Componnd Interest notes 22W
Fractional cnrrancyra!l lhsces K3V.1 Ki
rotnL
i3Ui.684.iai I
DANA'S SAY THE UXKI-rHST CUT OF j
ALL.
WASircwrox, 30. The Xew York
Sun to-day has a sensational editorial
on the reuabintv ot a Democratic ma-1
jority in Cougress. It places no de-
w.nd'ence on any Democratic majority
ir the next Senate, and sicnincantlv
adds: -rnstable as water they shall
jot excel in any real controversy.
i
It says the Southern Democrats who
traded away Tilden make up the chief I
strensth of the Democratic party in i
the Senate, and they will trade away i
SS'rifOfee-MttrAeeK
their country, and havenever repenteJ.
maj by possibility if the terntation is
very great, betray their party." It
j thinks Mr. Garfield need not be con
I eemed about metiiMr anv antrctrinn
I in flux Tanoti
PETROLEUM FOX NOTE3TBEE.
TiTUbvrLLE. Pa., X)v. 30. The T:-'
tusville jforninff HerakCs monthly re
port, to be published to-morrow, will
give: Wells finished in Xoveraler. 337 ; !
new production, S,3 barreb : dry '
hote. 8 ; wells now drilling, 445 ; new
rigs up and rigs building. 45d. There
is 4Ja large increase in the num
ber of drilling wells and rigs up over j
October, and the amount of new pro-'
duciion slightly increased. The re
port , looked upon as neither bearish
nor bullish.
GETTING ALAEMED.
Xew Yoek. Nov. 30. The Evening t
.ir"Ai a.ira umu, (hivj;ic auviceb are taaf,
the large movements of Gold to this
country are attracting serious atten
tion in London, and it is not unlikely
that the Bank of England will use its
large power to prevent ir
London. Nov. 30. The bullion
withdrawn from the Bank of England
on balance to-day is .110,000.
PLYXOCTH CHURCH SENSATION.
Xew Yosk, Xov. 28. Among the
attendants at service in Plymouth
Church to-day was General Grant,
who, in company with ifenor Romero,
sat in H. B. Cl.Khns pew. General
Grant entered the church about ten
minutes before the service bemm. Ills
His presence was soon noticed and a
whispered announcement went from
pew to pew. and soon he beeatae the
cynosure of all eyes.
At the close of
tne service he sat down to wait until
the andience had gone out. but so great
was the desire to see him that hardiv
any one went out. and those who did
so passed around to the rear door in
order to see the distinguished visitor
better. as there seemed no prospect of
the chureu being ernptieL Mr. Deeeh
er remounted ti'e platform and desired
mcu. jl. 3pCTi.11 acivice cut uk anu
if you wish to worship a man. This is
a aoupe tor tne worship or God. At 1
this General Grant arose and started
down the aisle. The crowd of pontons
then gathered in front of the church,
aad all waited until he was driven
away.
GENERAL GAR5TZI.DS CHT"RC1I.
Ciscinxati. Onio. Nov. 3tt. The of
ficers of the Diserptes, or Christians"
Giurch, of which General Garfield is a
member, to whom have been intrusted
the duty of obtaining and receiving
funds for a church in Washintrton
worthy a President, meets here to-mor-
and Treasurer show that subscriptions ,
are coaine in very satisfactory, aalj
there no longer remains anv serious i
Almost every State in the L'Hion has
aireadv resptKhied. aad it is easy to see
that the movement is meetinc with a
J., .tl t Ti- - I
ed that abont 4.000 to sa.v.wii wtli h
- - - --.... ..... .
. - . -
fice in Washistoa at which the Presi-
dent-elect worshiped last Sundav
1 . , :
A dispatch from St. -Toseph. Mou
says: -General Joseph Craig, who ntn
as a Democrat for Concress in this dis-;
trirfc oitrr Xhlri"-,,-! t,kk1
tc (n.ttre 01 te iiLue -z-.-vjij xramo etn-
TEHUPtSDAY, DECE1LBER 9, 1880.
.tte&tion Everybody!
Wnen'inTSEtJyoTi need
3iot pay more than
$1.00 for any $1.50 Medicine
70cts." " 1.00 "
35cts." " 50 ct. "
15 cts. for any Boz Pills, &c.
The Cheapest House for other
Drugs.
BOOKS STAtToNARY,
ORGANS
asd other XUSICaL IXSTRCEXTS
J. PATTERSON.
-VgEKlIr 2TEB.
EY TO LOAN
OS" IMPROVED PES CE"T
REAL ESTATE VT 3 INTEREST.
ON5Y2iESTE2S.
WITHOUT COMMISSION
Address or call on
Jolm F. Lyon.
At MARSH HOrsE. FriiliTH and Satnrdaya
of ench weet.
.-PrtTHejn zlven of paynsofi" Uvin.or-
Crf-Hny cun.i!derl prt. at itnvSa
j-ttrae miuredt tills due.-i
32tr
if
ED. L00SHS,
FASHTO-VA3LE
BOOT .VXD
SHOE MAKER,
lat door wet of 0PeU's
Livery SUble.
i! Worlc done to order and
'tS-Siik satisfaction gnoranteed.
B. G. WHIHEHOR
DEALER. Df
GROCZHIZS,
PHOVISIOXS,
S3WHG iACEiys EEP1IES A SPECIALTY,
wHlpy the ti!ir"st nwritpt price for wrap
iron and rass. iCiln st, Vest Brownvtlle.
For Sale.
j
; OVE n 4IF IXTEREyr IX THE
t
QIJ?t5T7AM WTT.T.
MaaWaWaaiaai Btaail i
For particulars call on or address.
GEO. HOiCEVOOD, Shenldan. Neb
ist.
Neatly and promptly done by
CAT.NET MAKER, and
CARPENTER and JOINER
fihon X -ioors east of Po.r Office.
BROW.VVir.LE, - - - NEBRASKA
c
Onts sent fnw tn thost win Tciak. sa
nwin Ihf most pleasant -nrt nrmfcibiif
' a A ija! not rpqutrwl W w17l fhm ma.
Hj erfrrth nr. K -adav nrxl u .wants is
ast1y m de wiilioatsiayinsavrar frnm
hoov-aiirhf. No risk wb"T-. Xn-Hw
ir.. i- untru ai injur-. msibt aj. kii nvfr Tr- t
un Td y-rtc bor awl rirta artk creni tnv JCn
tm Tvbo Is wlllfnc m iiiirU JW1 to malr rar
mono Trr dsv than enn h nw -n a ir)c at
xwv n-rjfnnrr -mpi TwH-nt T1km tIm err t
hig trfll 2ml s sh rt mint tn Ibrmmt. A-sh
H. H.vtxrrr it Co.. Purtfcimi. UUm. 5yl
B.
M. P. AT LEY,
SnrPPER ATJ) QRALXRIX
YtTVTHi ST O C IK.
"Farmer?. pl.e coll atul st prtoi ; Irv-ae
haixJM yonr tocJr.
OCir- Flr;t National Rink.
TAPOB MAROHS.
HSSCHAST TAILOR,
'iaeSarllih.Fr-ach. ntch sad FaDejrTntb
Testlax. Etc.. nts.
Brewrevflle. .cbraUa.
PAT
C L I X E ,
q
FVHTOVBLE
Si
BOOT 1 VD SK0E 31 V.KER P
3t
CL"1"1V Tour Tinrl-lo ortPr. an.t flW nhrir
y L. SOY,
TTTIB "SRT A1ER.
CC Biadcsa hart ntic(. TSres nrfli "rest nf
Ira-xaTille. Xe.
rt-TT. GIBS:) V
tj-vcfcsniTn aso horse shoes
Wr!cilone "t jra"":m-t iitiBfersJ-MisBariateed
?lrt traat. 'vt-r,-i M:an and Atlantic. Srowi
K 5. HOLLADAT.
- Priyleli. nrff.n. Hlxt trlciiin-
Graf1 In I5S1. Teat- a amwiTTOe !.
OSca.U If-Oa iffwt. BrmrnTilJs. -"Hi.
I . S t A U 1
H. BSfiADT
'' Attorney a.nrf Counselor t Law,
-!ceo7er-ltM Saait.B. tbt1!!i 2eli.
s.
A. OSBOR.V,
ATTORS2Y ATLITT.
QOca.y. 5? 2 str-et. 2rxTHe. 52
T S. ST ULL
- A
ITTOaSEfSAT LAW.
Oaca of Cwtnty Jad?-. 3rv avlUe. Narvik
1. attorS"v ax law.
aa,, overPastociCe.n.W3rtiie-tbraaka.
, l : , -.
J LUtET yru ra rtarrs "f . itj we-1 k-r arti-
fy
OR ,BU n? nM
Uil2-7VlM- eskb
f -Jryffjwc i t trz-Bcc ef Orrai Dhwii v bui
tbcrtc J. itaLrr so mc ?" - .Tar cf J orSirary
Fcit3r lr tact Juve 3cczrp x "-n-TTrai rr-fuixi
aroe - -an5t f c-c- ip- eases.
ISOISCRETIOHi-EXPOSUf?Ep-g'"
9i-iBBaK-Ksa--sB-n-rgs3iBHi -Bcmct
ut mm -- u-nimrx, -1-. 3rrtar, urraiti. 4
Ctuukt-t Trvaibir- -! 7P-Qte cr lrr-4t xirclwm 9f ibe
tr-ni. kh or b ri r:e vt acta, as pcwn c pn
ealn. n-it ncr Mer-rr r --r Phiimmj Mc-icump.
YOUNC WEH -rtHrfa-WeiltwioaftBfr
liffffffaB-Hffj-ifffffB ferier Ir- the et of ppnxr--ra
r mtml Wfiiifu, tbe rrt f cf-c-iuc ta TaetA
r vxcm fct mar4 Tn are pe5ciy ere. Ti dxs
cmjc l-dinjiacmeot t&c ?,e--rafgVc: 'J-t-wii, tiorches,
CEziBV- rrro-Bsex drm-e at mc" crcT- iajXfnoo.
coes&pzuas. -c-pca-e-c-, eaaf-ifw of mess, -versum lo -crtr
-wrrtiTe lneg-rr scxi ezaxesti-r uprrrr cr Ion
ef BuTiE-3r -ri?c-rs "Jienftwr Tiiiiienori-r-irc
PATIENTS TREATED -rM-,tETrr-.
MnnaM tar irs powbie.
pcnosucNVLanss ja crzicrcti, --- is JS22 a4 xrtt
el. Lf of uaffMicBso Mtfnmrrrt br-pstirma mcsuis treat.
rVr &riarfra(Uptar bevM ml thHr addn .'V
Camui qjcafc" w-x cv5ui. sdsn-. ir -wf--i n,J
B- BCTT-. fi . t,fa. 31
OLDEST
Real Estate Agency
UN" rsTESRAS T A .
m "v V mj J"
w iliiam S3.m loover,
Does a seneral Roal Estate Buainesj Sells
i
Lands on Commission, examines Titles '
malces Deeds, Mort5ags. and all Instra-'
ments pertaining to tne transfer of Real -tate.
Haaa
Complete Abstract of Titles
to all Real Estate In .Nernahn. County.
Toanelve- by maWinc . -y
vtena zotcen coanceuoCerfd.
thereby always teeplocpovertr
torn ocr Cor. Tboae wfco at l
watrMaieaiivamur?oriln cixul
cnances Tar maatng money uac
are oCered.scneraIly became tay.whiiehoe
who do not Improve aadi ciianees remain In pev- i
i erty We want many men tvnmen. boys atd '
! ziria to wort for ns rltt In their own locaUoes
; Th business wilt jmy more Uian ten timet orCi
in&rrosja. XC-fijriiah an expensive oatst.antl I
T ml thtc yoa need. free. 5a one wtw emmjc fcn- '
' to make money verr rapidly Tou caa devote i
vourwhole ti ue to the worfc. or oaly your span I
m.imeny. Fait informanon and al. teat s aeeard
mumenta. at i incorziason anu ai. uu. i nm
ee. Addres, , & Co. Ported
1881.
HARPER'S WEEKLY.
H.I.TJ5THATSD.
Thta ?er!odkaiI. nyJlM able and molary dlscas
Mmix oflhequtsliona of the day. iu wett ai by IM
HtaMtraOwaa weichare prepared by the bfst art
ata has ahrays ezerted a m3t pewezt aad ben
KefaitiaSaeace apoa the pobile mind.
rhe weCst of itn hJJuence will always be faand
ss the side f morality, eail;hteomeat aadredoe
menc OARPETi'S PERIODICALS.
HARPER'S WEEKLY. On Year
-34 0
-J 80
4 tf)
HARPERS MAGAZINE. One Year
HARPER'S BAZ.VR.OBe Yenr
The Three a&ove pebllcvt tens. One Year 1 W
Any Two above named. One Year 8
HARPER'S YOUNG PEOPLE, One Year 1 50
P--xUicr tree to aS. rutxcrZberx si Ar VnMtA teUi
The Volume of the TJetfc?y begin mtn tie arst.
JTamber far January t en en year. Waea e tioie
is zaentioBed. it will be amiert.v! Uut the in
scriser wwitea ui cosiaeoce wita the Nssiber ae2t
after tfee recpt of order
Ta kut Eleven .Utnoal Vofnmes ot Sarpcr'x
TfeeA. ia aat doth btotdiBcr- wtil be wt fcy mail.
pu;e paid. r hy espresa. free uf rzp-mtrf ifr
vtded Ue freicht daea aot exceed ose itoUar per
voucae. 5r JTJW each.
CIth Caies lbr each votanie. ssitaMe r Madias.
vrtll be seat by znail. stntpoL, oa reenpt of H
i each.
I Heniinaoces shooid be cade by PosrtMSce If oa-
I ey Order or Draft, to avoid choaee mTtma
jfewtp'iptTS rr nof m rup ax atirrrnsmunu wun
ota tke erprezs anisr if Sarfer Jt Brtkerz.
HARPER fc HHOTHERS. N-w Torlc
HfiRPER'S MAGAZINE
HitTSTSATSQ.
-Stadyln? the subject object iveiT- and frsni I
edocatfainal pint of Ttew itinc to prorl-e Uwt
which, taen&ltueftner wi.lbof the most serrlre
en Uh iarzttaamber iioueaso cnnctiMtmi that, it
I coo.d nnve bat one wore ioc s. pebue library. I
xoald sie a rnrnpiete set nt Harper' x JfimUUy."
Charh?s
Francte Aihma. Jr
ififTT-" -y f"i-Ttinf
Htir
dhr Ml mii.ajwifc
l7s Hitii ant, fr
ui- ho fperrer-ce or its piMHOers hj matte
tanitfeorjun!T'aMiMrsstwtth the desires of the
pudrc. waicn uiey w u I spare a eort to gratify.
FT.ii'p ar's i'cxd.odicnla.
Karper's ilajaziae, oae "S"a-r S 4 00
Harper's T5.'9ly, 4 00
Hurpcr's Satr, 4 00
Ttta THr-e aliove named otx'b-
licatiom. c:a T"ear
10 OO ;
r j i. uwuva ttit-ttoi-, A jtear 1
Harper's "xotisc People I Teoxl 150
ju 1
POSTAGE z.-;
"o aH sntxteribeci m tb roitrg States r Canada.
T!h Tterae of tb X-vtMUv hra Trttk tfce
'Sitmben tor Jaw tj lemibr mf eacu year
Wlx'i no tUm is MH-cxtietl. it iV b tindrwit
tliat Sfce soteci iber K-wto-s u) lx-Jn Witt the car-pnt
ywir.
A ewapiete Pt of Ssrjp-'i Mngnzw; conjprwnc
to4vohs. in me etoOi Xtimttka. will b snt by
P-"". fs!t at eiyo at pefekar on r-wnt
(KSSjerwtiwie. tosl TtMnme. by mail aott
tuA. 3 . Ciota casus, fer Msdio?. 33 centa or
mtil. ywHpNM.
KmJttancM rtooltf h- mu4 hy PowoCco Jfane-r
Order or Draft to a 4: ctmar of Uvn
.Yiimmii j 1 T" nor la rrtpff tkts -lir' iisrjiumi triiA
t tr erprtzi anlcr ef Harper t Bru&tr
ASZZK33
HARPER
& BROTHERS.
-VEir TOR K.
Harper's Bazar.
ILLUSTltATEn.
Tbfe yvr erfcnWrol m yre-aitKeBtly a wr
axl Site tm htmvrhM t
Htv iim- r frnm tnr tfc lolt fnr3Mtf:
In rcnr4 tn FmttUoa is dr ant irnnmrirT tfee
ticrM it1 matt approved rmXtorar, with de-np-!
:trtieV- W ivHt IniB aCH?m:e ami ntanl
mrs . will, it ?. rar. and Bway
xeint aa &joi!rttc Tytej. ;K- variety ta tea ct-
E?2r3 PEEIODIOALS.
HARPER'S 3AZ.VR. 0 Year St
FiRPER-S MAGAZINE. Oae iar 4 W
H RPER WEEKLY. Oa- Year 4
Tte Tb rtt; aw ve pujt KtiUnaa. Ot Ynr V j
Any Two above rvuai. One Yr T 1
HAHFEa-S YOUNG PEOPLE. O- Yeac 1
Pnntane Frte c jhj".Vti m Lmmf
t Srx or Cauii.
Tk Vetera f e Bca bo&n rrK t r t
NamkerSK- Jaaatry of rack y e. . keaattas
fc iMh- "!. U trut b aentmd t !
seritttrwtobtfriueaiaaMiaee wttbn. skur?x
aftT tbt rcipt af w4vr
Tite L.st Srven AwaJ Va mm af Hkt
Bazas, in ateiita tM dtne. w fc em. "rr omIi.
tite . r by expr . frn mC xyae rro
4tf t fr-fcttt da aot xead oat iar pr vol-
BT' for JT.fl -HCS.
Cih Ca?ei Sr eaca vo-?. aMe ft r Otod
c wUl te at by aaL ape. e reii f
JtHHeacfe
BrttMKilMBUhaa !vr r"taO aey
Or4r or Drxit z avwiJ e- a' !l
Jt pii 1 j at tof to copy tto mfiwrfujnciC M
ouTCx- v?raK onier qf Eians 3tKi.
A.ie9a
H tSPER t BSrrTKSIt-. Sew Tr)c
. -if .
THE
HEW YORK OBSERVER
THIS YEAR.
Te Largest aad Bet Faisilj Pa
tter in te World.
51 (f j0 ,. 5.7 jjiple Co try Tree
SEmr YORK SSERTTEIl,
37 Parli Row, "Vcv-r York.
jpsx O.ta-. faranled frn. wrtk At -
c b . . -
!raa-Me5w Bess :a jMt7ne.
i Si S " ";ctivI :l1 iKHWHiami eay
vae fL?"' ra aa osr ""ri tigH are
o? SPOOLS & CUSSEHOY D2AFTS
"- - " njcipie me ir-.-un. bmi ay
caa a'e sreatpmfis front tic Try art. JTo. a
cia fill' wlf is irUlisc arrfc Woe uv .
sactarrat ja cnn. Sny aait jiit csn earn fatric
san M .7 uT(i 3t-vit at tli fcajrtn- o'w-r mw
hao5-lil 4tui ta a tjo v-fe. 5kUr; Mice it
evr It loont belbr-. v U who eosnse aw wrjrtvMi
attteeastfaadrapHUtyttti Mck the?- arr- a4e
to nviie moay Ym cm otishzs n Nhi bta--dnr-ns-ynar
"piir Ume az zrev.1 crdc Vm rt sot
inirest captSU la It. W safe" all tfce rSr. The-!
vrim aeJ feadv ioa"r abtm'H write in as at ooc.
All feralaiied fre-. Addr Tars Co ab3ia
ifata1. -urt
YOL. 25STO. 25.
' WiSi2VKB
& )mu fe. sfc
Vir AJ , t7:5c,J
I
IAKE
! .
USE by the FORELOCK !
AXD BCYTOCR
mW& MD CLOCK!
-OK-
( y at t
Q-O..A Pk VV tprhT..
la CON" HOTEL, w-sr of Grurt Koasc,
BSOWITVHi2, iZ 2723X,
A thing of beauty is a joy forev
aad voa will find my stocte foil oftho
choleet PERGONAL FURNITURE
In tfre county.
ROLLED PLATE VEST CHAXN3.
NECKLACES. HATINEE
CHA IS.-LOCKETS.
CHARMS, BRACELETS
LAlrZSSETS. BREASTPIN?.
CUFK PIN3. SLEEVE BCTTONi.
STUDS. COLLAR BUTTONS.
.ETCi. ETC. ETC-'
SOLID GOLD RIXG-S,
Plain GoM. Band. Canveo. Topaz. Amethyst
and Silver.
Call anJfve newest r vies ta Watch Cases
TfeelSSO S.lver Do tar r.v. ami the
Pteut Dst Prior Woan. wilt
ra vnsUrr wtsirr.
T Tn"D A TT? Q exees'ed as Hanoi. Brine
1 Hi 17.3. LJaO njorworkaadJHave44
done In the bent manser at reasena&teehar?
es.
The Early Bird Catcliesjtlle "W"o:
A Larynpply of Ntekei TlHpeccs wt
:i!5. a -rrwtt hom the rrw-v
3Iomta2.
UrniOKIZED BT TUS C. S. COVEI153E5T.
First National Bank
or
BROTTKYILLE
Pnid-tip Capital,
$.50,090
500,000
Authorized
St
5 PRSr-ARTDTO TRANSACT A
Gsssi Bs."",'tk? En-i-s; '
BXTT A "VD SELL
an all the srtachMl cities f the
United Stte3 and Zztrope
MONET LOANED
OnxpcrovHecnrHyoo!- Tlm Tnrr -rhewont
(Hi. and pta; aecniaHdatwa msM to 4esit
er. Dterl GOVEESlCErr 80X1.
STATE, COUNTY & CITY SECURITIES
XJEPOSITS
Hc-lT-d-pa.ratelont-manrt aiMt INTEREST at
teTe-lon tlffiertiiiea.tm afdoait.
OrRZCTORS. Wm T Dn. S 3f Ball.r- V A
Hasdley FraaJc E. Johnson Latter Soadler !
Wm. Frairfher.
J0H5 L. CaRSOX,
i- S- D Vf r0?f jj-h ?r
tCHs-VAr TIT V Awtruftir
P-33ldnt.
sAm
SBSSs2g
Opposit Lurcher Yard. Mainst.
COOID jZG-S
AT
REASONABLE RATES.
Special A"'witoiations for
Co2aersial Men,
AND-
Driver Furinshed
when deare!.
Horses boarded by the day or week.
and r aimers far.is id aad cared for
at fair rr5.
TT?T?T .Ti t? -?T5 FiT
MIMl I Jfl i';. rri
L&U
33 ----' -i-- C
;
tt.
BEST
CHOOSING
TKS
.- . .
A -, ? v-r-.
l-tivex..
NEW 30AT, j
Bates Loir, Carnj Shady. '
Jioad? Good, j
Indemnity Ample.
, a
'c3rrjc?lEb? jt
. "J . T.. 4 . 1 '" . I IHW
i 3 ft s Earn & I as as a 2 '
T3R w .-tTy"r .
'5rr l r i -----ae---"
SHERIFFS SALE.
Notice ! hereby stTen. th&t ox vfrtne of
an order of sale lmsed oat of tne District
CacrtorNemaiia. Cocnty. Sale of Nebraska,
and Wae directed as SUeriJTof said Cocnty
upon a decree and Jtrdsmeni rendered by
said Cwsrt. ta a case wherein, Charles 1 .
GroM ia plalntlS.and Jacob Bonn waa d
fandiint. I wltt offer for sale, as public aao
tioc. at the door of the Cetsxs Konte la
BrownvlDe. n said. Connty. o
""Friday, DeeiBbr 31 si, A. 1 ISOv
as 1 o'clocfc p a, the CoUowin? describeti
lands, la Nemaha County. Nebraska, to-wltt
The northwest qcarterof section twelve 12.
ta township Ave 5). rage twelve I21 eaat.
containing one hnndred aad sttty .' Ifi0 acres,
luid the norlfewest q,Cirtr of nection cam
ber six . la toahty acraher Ave 5
aorta of ranee naailyr thirteen p3ett
coBt&lnrmr. one- feandred and Jay -4-KU-(V
34- lt)w acre, and the soathwe-'t acarter
of ectkm nnmtMrtix 9, In- township nonx
oerflve.'i). aortn franco UttrreeB SBeast.
eontainlBcoBhaaIred and fifty -efc?ht aad;
S7-MH US r-lw" acre. torehr wltfc all the-lfBprovemenfeiaadprlvHegeaiertobeiQns-
Taken on uld order of sale a& tea property
of Jacob Baas.
Tecum of slev a Ji.
Dated, thin 3th dy of Noveintwr. KKL
21wa JOHN K. KXETKNER. Shertgl
CHSRIFFSSALE. ,
O Nottei-fc hereby ztvea.tfiai.oy vlrtnAcr
in order .f sale lsced oa of tbe District
Court of Nemwbn. Conaty. State fct Nebraska.
aaU to aio rftreeted aShrlffof said" County,
noon a decree ad jwistmeB. randered by
said Coart. Xm. a ense- wherein Scale I- Groaa
was pfcuatiff. aad Jkkh Bona was defend
ant. I wHl ofler ftr sale, at pnblic aactton. at
the door of the Coart Hocse ta Rrowayllls.
sasaM Cocnty no
Friday. Dcembcr24(h,X.O. 1SSO,
at 1 o elock: p. m . the foltowtn-r described
lands. In Nemaha. Cjnnty.Nbrak3. to-witr
The north hair t V and tne oHteea-t qoarter
i H of section number two tlj. ra towa&hlpi
ncmber five tv raa-?e namber twelye fK
east, containinir tour haadred aad ehtltty
rial- acres, tocether wllh all the Improvo
atents.and prlvUe5e thereto belonirlssc.
Takn on nld order of sale aa the property
of Jacob Bass.
Terma.oXsale.caab.
TMted. lbl!rSidayof"NoT3bT.-IS!'0L.
3wS JOHN M.KLECKNEB.Sherlfi:
TO HALL HOCCHINS AND VHOM IT
may concern. Yea are hereby notified
that the southwest jjoArter of the southwest
quarter of nection twenty-firmr, township
itx. ranire thirteen, sttoated ta Nemaha,
count v. Nebraska, taxeilta the name of Hall
Hoachlns. wan on the 4th. day orNoyember.
tSTS. soM ftr the taxes doe tbereon for the
year JKTT tn X R. Uphaat for TAT4-W0, and
the time for redemption of said above de
scribed prop-Tty from saca tax sale will ex
pire e. the 1st day April. 1S3L
J. R UPHAiL,
3w3 Owner of said CerUfieate.
TNo-US-.:
CHERIFF SALE. NOTICE IS EHRSBT
O Zlvea. Mat by vtrtae of aa order or sale
issued ot of toe D&trlet Court of Nenjaaa
Cocatr, State of Nebraska, and to me direct
ed as Sheriff of sad Comity, npon a decreo
aad Jodvyneat rendered by said court, la a
case wnenrtn Edward Weisenrelder waa
plaintiff, and Sarah Cheney fiarmerly Saraa
JoaekVi:en Jonesaany Jhook.George R.
Mioofe. Herbert Jones. Mary A-SlaeIe.A.T
liale, Saiah L. ThompMn. Alonso L.P.
Thorapsoa. Fred A. Junes, and Ernest E.
J.me-. were defendants. I will aCer for sale.
it ptbh'-Hcttoa. at. slxs Jooc of the Coon
Ho- n Brown -I11?. m -ald eoenty, on
Satardajr, Oteembr ISta. A.D. ISSO
at I o'eVek p. ra.. the fiaUowias described.
lands, in Nemaha. County. Nebraska, ta-wlte
All ol WoeteH on ft aad two (2). five (5j. six
). seven T eht rt ). aad sixteen '18), of tho
Uwtte. of HlUdoie. with all the vacated,
streets aad alleys to said Mocks belonging;.
aceordise; to Uh reeorded plat of salt! own
site of HUfodaie. teeetber with, ail tha lm
prraveaaeotH and privileges thereto beloeg-
Taken oa said order of sale- m tlipproperty
of Sarah Cheoev. Allen Jone-. Fanny J.
-Hwofc. G-ors-3 R. Soook. Herbert Jones.
Mary A. Stable, a. T SlnJe, Sarah IThomp
son. Aiorao L. P. Thoiapsoo. Fred A. Junes,
anI rniest E. Jones.
TVi mi of sle eaon.
DtUM. tfcJ I-Tth Jay of Nomher. 1350.
2iW
JOHN M. KXECKNER.berliE.
NEMAHA CITY.
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MB 113ft m !
a
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Yizfi ricoiHynHiii
Nemaha Gily,
ET
Louis StrolIe
Ffr3t door -)'itt of tue laager yard. CII
,iiu wt a sqtuire ment ioc S cents. A nnd.
Hfoek.ur enofctloaK al-o pt on aaal Mr,
,-vo'i Xrs. StcoQ4 lav-ms oatl mtb esn-en-
is 'BHtaaranwrs, ara well qimrcflf! to
pU-a-s their potron.4.
New Store, New Gocds.
AT
:mi".rVELA. enrsr,
s?s4 385, a a
5S 2j V
Having removed into tr rpaoj
new business hHise. open out witL the
LARGEST ANT) BE?T seiectto ef
general mep"hanhse ever broohs to
Nemaha, uicluding a full line of
DBT GOODS,
Groceries, Furniture,
Heady-Hade Clothing,
3 cots. Slxoes, Hals-1 Caps,
Tr-u?iki$. etc.
A spier tid selection of Ladies cIoa3
and circular Special bargains ia.
weoien goefe of ail kinds. Our ens
tooer3 have our thanks f,Lheir for
mer patronage, and are reqaested to
call and 3ee us at our nw pia4?e of bos
mese. DEALN" BROS-
Teraiia City, Te
HEBERAl MERCH4HDIS
13 fUJIICr GROCKBtHS
CAXXBD GnoDO, OO.VrKCTJO.Vy.
Keep a yarlI -tnclc )f ry-rytblnzShe peo
ple want. Call sad see hid.
B. BeEAndrzc.
2LT. Foster
FOSTZI- A3TDLi WS,
Physicians & Surssons,
Xocanlia City, 3eb.
JJlczU promptly attended night or day
Br. Aa4rei nkea Cb mle aad Sorjlcal
Dh of vonfl a -eHlvy Also, Nf eil.-
vl dad Srr1?i ItivieH of The eye. Hav
xt bad apoLlal tTHtalsu In srery. and a
ac vi Tartd yraette i aete d cliran
Ir (tlrfftKe. two.. hor- (intar. old a.cen,
zrnalttt fr y. !br- (I nl n irlan ta
kic. NaiileweHkiK, and dKa- of te
bnrr. lafus1. tiirnat . ifctrn' if opr
atlooai perft'-f nd. and err e.teil Jn cares
prooijtrd :&r-fv F rtsofcie.
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SOOTS. SHOES.
AITB HAHNESS
Maiie aad. r?Irai aa -xeli as cart te do
aar Tiere an i at snort noL.ce
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TITUS
WILLIAMS.
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DRY GOO US. GROCERIES.
RZAUYXADE clotjiisg,
SOTIONS. Etn , Etc, Etc
KemabasCity, Nebraska,
Will 1 suwda aa dun? as any iMcae tn
toonta-ojtra. 2Tbcalca.
UYERT AMD FEED S4TBIE
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HaMa. 23tof rareti-af traaestatccic.
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I 5T?j 7? a City, yelrraska.
Mucat&4 rptrbrz aarf boc-tboclas a. ip
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Connects witK all Trains.
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