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THE ADVERTISER
G-. W. Eairbroth.er & Co.,
Publisher & Proprietors.
Saiscrijiics, $2.00 Per Tear in Advance.
OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE COUNTY.
The President has signed the bill es
tablishing an assay oflice at St. Louis.
The coinnge of the United States
Taints for .Tanunry amounted to $6,
5t2.22a. of which 2,303.000 -were sil
var Mlxrs.
The New York Evening Post says:
''The building of a now double track
trunk line of railroad, from "Sew York
t Chicago and Omaha, hafi.it is under
stood, been definitely arranged."
"Lincoln is full of reformed soaks
ff IH& now. Lincoln Democrat.
But the Democrat man prides him
self on being counted urith the red
iMMd, blear-eyed, foul-mouthed wre
fenaetl "soaks."
Tm and Bill
Want up the hill
To get a jug of water;
"Bill fall down
And broke his crown
And Tom came tumbling arter.
A bill is before the Ohio legislature
to allow persons having qualifications
of eiertofs. without regard to sex, to
-vote on tlie question of suppressing
the liquor traffic, on July 4th next. If
the women get a chance at tins whisky
bwiiMViB. it m gone
He who is a cutter snipe one day and
a temperance a;o?tle the next, cannot
expect to have the respect of decent
yeoylc.; neither will he have it or get
it. TAo9i Democrat.
Himoe, the Democrat man proposes
to remain a getter snipe.
in an
The public debt statement issued the
laS inst., shows the lecrease during
January to 1 $7,S2.362.7l; cash in
treasury. 4220.574.535.0S; gold certifi
cates, 965,414,560; silver certificates.
S44MO6.220; certificates of deposits
outstanding. SS.000,000; refunding cer
tificates,SiJ67,250; legal tenders out
standing. W,t)Sl.0l6.
The census sfoows that, notwithstand
ing the difficulties under which it labor
ed, the south increased wonderfully in
population in the last ten years. If
the relations between the races can be
established on a basil of justice to all,
with intelligence and capacity to rule,
and. the co-operation of the general
government secured, our sunny land
will outer upon au era of progress
that will astonish the old blundering
bourbons. Yicksbttrg Herald,
The Lincoln Globe devotes, daily,
from one-fourth to three-fourths of a
aoluma to the malicious abuse of Hon.
Church Howe. ilr. Howe is our fel-lew-citiaoa,
our Representative, a He
IHiblican. Hence we consider it in the
line of our duty to defend him so long
as he merits defense, and we mean to
do it, regardless of what his enemies at
home or abroad may think or say about
it. Wb i no more for him than we
would foe any other friend and noich
lr who has to contend ag.iiist thr
Slth, liea. slandere, jealousies, and en
vy tf mon wh have no !ettcr reason
thaa a purely selfish one.
Thai Mr. How was a Tan ft"yck
man latterly, and wa? of same aervkv
t the old warrio- io oni need deny
ii i Emitted : Itut how about the start V
Luwtu tilibe.
His 'start was all right, lie. took
the bulge oa the mules entered by the
(7M. ad dtstaneed the whole brnymrr
nuuiagetie oa th hMii s-reteh. It
does aeesa, from tiis record, that he
started woii, he voting for Van AVyek
-from the first to the seventeenth ltullot.
Sir. Howe's course in that struggle wrr
stsaight as a string and Qqu. Van
"7yck knows precisely what thit
course was a:d he didn't leani it from
the Globe, and all that paper's balibliitg
is and will be impotent.
The farmers of the State are now
rapidly organizing themselves into
AMianees. and The Advertiser luis a
word to say to the present legislature
in their behalf. We do not pretend to
know of the crievauees of which they
complain, viz : Extortions and discriiu-
. inatiofts of railroad companies. These
grievance may not l)e so real awl ex
torsive as many believe theat to be, yet
there are some propositions that de
luaud attention.
1st Unrestrained power, in every
" pba8, and especially so with large
cnjHtal corMrations, is a jKtwerfulj
tiMWpter to iransr-end the limits of fair
play, aad the old adage of "live asd
lot live," between man and ainn. Haul
road wen are but men. possessing the
ominently human disiosition to make
itH they can. This htidK to extortion,
discrimination, ami these to oppression.
Sa, whether the railroads of Nebraska
aro fairly clmrgeable with oppressing
the ieople. or otlierwise. it would be
projnir. by a just law, having due re
gard to the rights and prosperity of
both Mople ami railro-ids, to prescribe
a limit beyond which they must not
go ia tanas, and when teiied to dis
criminate, in charges and accommoda
tions, against one individual or neigh
borhood, in favor of some pet individ
ual or locality, the law and the penalty
would be a check to them
2d. The fanners le!ieve they have
good cause for complaint, hence it is
fair to presume that they know their
rights, and have good cause for asking,
at the hands of the legislature, the
oaaeiiaeutof such laws as will secure
to theai those rights.
M. The eimple request of the food
jrotteciag class of Nebraska, coming
as it now does from every point, near
ly, if not entirely unanimously, should
be reason enough for the legislator wlw
desires to represent truly a majority of
thepeopletogivethema well consW -
ered low, such as is recommended by
the intelligent, broad brained tillers of;
-
the
soil, who recognize in mil roads,
jiroperly restrained,
Tvenlta to the ieople.
blessings
and.
" "
ESTABLISHED 1858.
Oldest raper is the fcts.te. J
Xo gentleman, tho he mat be the
tool of another, would under the cir -
cumstances attending the nomination
of the members of the Legislature in
in this county, dare to make such an
attack as the Advertiser hurls broad-
cast over the land at our respected
citizens. Daily and Reyman, and no
editor excejt "Wash Fairbrotler," and
he, not without having sold himself,
kody, mind and sofl, to another, to
bolster up his declining fortunes, would
dare to insult the republicans of this
county as he has done by publishing
that article.
The foregoing is an extract from a
communication, signed'lJex," written,
however, by T. L. Schick, in the Sheri
dan Post of the 3d inst. Mr. ScMck
seems to have become unusually sur-
cliarged with wind, during his week's
absence, so that when he arrived at
liome, he without delay hied away to
the center of the county and emptied
himself inliis organ. The people here are
to be congratulatel that he didu't do
it "in Brownville.
The "attack" on Daily and Seyman,
that 3blr. Schick refers to. was contain
ed in our Lincoln letter published in
The Advkrtisek of the 27th ult. Mr.
S. writes three-fourth of a column
busing his slush on the proposition that
Daily and iteynian were attacked, but
he, peitifoger like, evades coming to
the ioint and discussing the justice or
injustice, tlie truth or falsity of that
attack, ami doesn't even intimate in
what that attack consisted, ilr. S.'s
object in thus playing the guerilla is
obvious. It is to deceive and mislead
such readers of tlie Post who do not
see The Advertiser, and make them
believe that "Wash Fairbrother and his
correspondent had made an outrageous,
malicious and false attack ujon Daily
and Reyman. An- reasoning man
must see at a glaace that the writers
object was not to inform but to misin
form, for had it been otlierwise he
would have taken up the points of at
tack as made by our correspondent and
proved them to be untrue; or, had this
been too much of an undertaking, he
could at least have denied tliem, and
placed his assertion against that of
Rix, our Lincoln correspondent. Rut
he does neither, and leaves liis readers
in tlte dark as to the matter and man
ner of tiiat outrageous attack."
Now then, let u hunt up a copy of
The Advertiser of the 27th ult. and
see what Rix says that causes Rex to
slop over with his false gush. In that
letter Rix reviews the scenes, ballots
awd caucuses of the Senatorial fight.
"She first mention he makes of Daily
and Reymau is in his reference to what
took place on Friday evening after the
15th ballot lie says:
The anti-Pads held a caucus this
same evening, and forty men pledged
themselves not to vote for Paddock.
Ulster anv circumstances, also, that
each faction would stand firmly and
faithfully for its candidate, in the ex
pectation that the Paddock men would
break. Daily and lieyiasn were in this
caucus, and soiemuly pledged their
word ami houer not to vote for Pad
dock. We shall see ltow well they
kept this ideihjse.
Will Rev deny the truth of that
statement? We presume not, for every
man in that euiens would swear to its
correctness.
The next mention of the names of
D;:ily ami Reymau occurs in the des
cription of tlie sceues enacted upon the
16th ballot the next one after the
above compact was made-, as follows:
lint before the secretary announced
the result. D.tilv rose from his seat ami
-surprised all but his accessories by
changing ins vote from Diiihiv to Pad
dock. "What is a pledge worth ?
As the eighth man, Reyraan. rose, ami
cbanawl from Dumlv to Paddoc
(anotler woken pledge).
Is there where the attack conies in,
or was itia the following:
The majority concluded that Tan
Wyck. when Daily changed from
Dundy to Paddock, hit the nail on the
head " by exclaiming: "Treachery,
treachery; but they can't daliver tlie
goods."
Didn't Tan Wyck say that? An
opera house full of people will say that
he did use those words then and there
hurling "treachery" into Daily's fce.
The next reference to the much at
tacked gentlemen is this:
The meiatiers of tin? caucus were
highly incensed at Daily. Seyman, and
others, who violated the compact of tlie
night previous.
Is tliere any attack in that very pre
sumable fact? Will Rex say the mem
bers of the caucus were not highly in
enel over the violation of a compact
entered into on the hnr of geiiifcmenf
We trow not. The next and last men
tion Kix makes to tne "attacKea gen
tlemen from Nemaha is v his allusion
to the caucus in which Van Wyck was
nominated. He says:
The anti-Paddock forces held anoth
er caucus, sixty-two members answer
ed to their names. Nemaha county
was here represented by Church Howe.
yan "Wyck. Weaver,
Mason and Post, were summoned to
the caucus. Tiiev all pledged them
selves and tlieir supporters to the nom
inee of this caucus. After some debate,
it was detirmined tliat a two-thirds
vote should nominate. Daily now ask
ed admittance, ami said he desired to
explain his course of the morning. He
said he desired to acquit Dundy of all
lvalue that he knew nothing whatever
of the movement of the morning, but
tlmt himself (Daiiv) was misled bv
politicians (Wa understniid Majors and
Hitelreock were said politicians), that
j llTZTJJZJtLJ
!0n moion of Church Howe.the cau-
tens --forgave him.' Daily was so
'..... .
worheaiip, mie expramns. iimt lie
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brought tlie caucus to laughter by ex-
claiming: "Damn it, this is 20 class
! meeting." The members of the caucus
j then toldDaily that, inasmuch as lie had
; broken his word once, they would a-5-1!
his signature to a pledge, as assurance
; of good faith. As the other members
j were not requested to sign their names.
Daily refused, and was requested to
withdraw, which he dm, instanter.
A ballot was then taken, and, as the
votes were leing counted, Reyman,
who had escaped from his keepers, was
admitted, just in time to save his right
of suffrage.
Now in every relation and statement
that our correspondent makes he is
corroborated by every newspaper cor
respondent or editor that was on the
ground and personally cognizant of
the events connected with the Senator
ial contest, especially as to Mr. Daily,
he being the leader of the Dundy squad
attracted more attention then did Mr.
Reyman. Yet in some or all of our
quotations from Rix he "attacks Daily
and Reyman," and "Wash Fairbrother
insults the Republicans of the county
by publishing the article." Now, the
question with the hist named gentle
man is this: nas the truth been pub
lished regarding Messrs Daily and Rey
man? The matter of "attack" does not
concern him at all, but that of the jus
tice of the attack does concern him, as
a faithful and fair journalist; for he
would not bo unjust to any man,
especially toward Daily and Reyman,
whom as representatives of this county,
he would defend against false or un
just attacks.
Wash "Fairbrother gels "the papers"
and reads them, and he scans them
very closely to see what sort of record
our legislators are making, and he here
declares that he has not seen a single
item or article in any paper in the
State except the little subsidized Sheri
dan Past that indorses the course -of
Daily and Reyman in the matters al
luded to by our Lincoln correspon
dent not one has a forgiving word for
them, not one good Samaritan pours
oil upon their lacerated feelings.
Even the Bee and Lincoln Globe who
championed Mr. Daily's political enter
prise from the beginning of the last
fall's campaign, came out With bold
head line and strong terms denounc
ing as they styled it, "the treaclu ry of
Bill Daily." Not one paper in ail this
State has denied the things that Rix
says excepting, always, Mr. Daily's
own paper, the Port. Then why should
The advertises be made tlie especial
victim for the venom of the Post edi
tor and his equally unscrupulous cor
respondent, simply because we publish
a chapter of Git record Daily and Rey
man are making. Is this record not
life like and true? we would ask Mr.
Schick. Can he demonstrate that it is
not true? If he can, why in the name
of common sense and honesty of pur
pose dots he not do it instead making
an ass of himself and a weak display
of iraHtent rage, in abusing "us for
publishing a communication.
By way of summarizing we will de
mand of Mr. Schick straight answers
to the following questions:
1st In what does the attack, by Rix,
o;i Daily and Reyman consist?
2nd. Did they not, previous to the
sixteenth ballot, enter into the com
pact, as stated?
3d. Did they not upon the sixteenth
lallot violate that compact, desert their
leader. Dundy, and undertake to elect
Paddock' as stated ?
tth. Were not the members of the
caucus highly incensed at Daily, Rey
man and others, who violated the com
pact of the night previous?
3th. Did not Daily :isk admittance to
the caucus which nominated VauWyck,
and being admitted, explain why he
had betrayed Dundy and violated his
agreement with the anti-Paddock men.
and then and there made the boyish
plea of being misled by jyaiitieiansi
6th. Did he not "iceeprec?" while
so explaining, and heg the gentlemen
he had offended to forgive him ?
7th. Did not Church Howe, in the
magnanimity and generous impulses of
his great heart make a motion to for
give the weeping William?
Sth. Did not the wicked Dr. Taylor)
eall Isick the caucus from sympathetic
luubberin? by exclaiming, "Damn it.
this is no class meeting?"'
9th. Is it not true that inasmuch as
Daily had "broken his word once, they
would ask of no other mesnlwr present
to sign a written pledge :is :issnrance
of good faith? That ;:pon his refusal
to ?igu he was requested to leave and
and did leave, "instanter?" .
Now then, tliere are nine point ed
questions, all easily answered. If they,
or any of them can be answered truth
fully, relieving Mr. Daily of the odium
that rests upon him, wholly or in part,
Tiie Advertiser, whose columns are
as free to Daily, or Reyman, as they
are to Church Howe or any other man,
will do him ample justice.
But in conclusion, we desire to say
that while personally we are a friend
of Mr. Daily, ho is fully aware that
we are aware of the facts, and every
feature connected with his candidacy
last fall; the record he started out to
make as a crustier of rivals; that it was
only his dread of being defeated him
self that caused him to suspend hostii-
itiea and forced him to oroclaim loval-
I f ,. f n , Urv.ua v - ti,;, -.,t,t
have been, nevertheless, a "dead issue"
j with us but for the fact that Mr. Daily
atrrieti his bitterness awav from the
i
. countv with him and permitted it to
operate against the interests of Xema-
ha county by defeating one of her
- j members for the Speakership. "W,e
BBCTWNYILLE, NEBRASKA,
then realized that his warfare did not
mean Church Howe alone, but war to
the knife also on all who dared to be
friendly with Howe or treat him with
the respect and courtesy due him and
the position in which the people had
elected him. Therefore Mr. Daily must
abide by the record he has made and
was so anxious to make, whether it be
good or bad; and Tile Advertiser
will give it due publicity. Mr. Daily has
utterly failed in his assumed role of
"crusher," .and he stands in the State
in bad repute as a politician. This is
his present record. Were it not that
he has forced himself into this position
against the interest of his people and
the advice of his friends we could eat
an onion and weep with him, but under
the circumstances we couldnt pump
fmmrl.nl,-;-rlnrH,L- eirrla enmni-
wm n.c um UCHw . ff"
thetic tear.
inSOELLAEOUS 3EWS.
.TasFarrell was shot and killed re
cently by the Marshal of Pueblo, Col.
Three children were recently burned
to death at Sumter S. C. by the ex
plosion of a coal oil lamp.
On the 1st inst., the two supposed
murders of Col. Potter, of Albuquerque,
Texas, were taken from the jail and
hanged, by a mob.
At Gaines' Landing. La., last week,
-E. J. Osterhaut and J. L. Schroeder,
prominent merchants of N. 0., quarrel
ed about a bale of -cotton, and the
former was killed.
The heaviest storm of the season
visited the Atlantic coast about the 1st
inst., doing great damage.
Extensive rains and unprecedented
floods are reported from California.
At Piqua, Ohio, 31st ult. Wash Har
baug, a dentist, quarrelled with his
wife, and then shot and killed her.
He then went to his room and killed
himself. Theylpft three children to
battle with the world.
At Decatur, I1L 1st inst. John A.
Homstein attempted to kill his wife,
and then severed his own jugular vein
with a wood saw. and bled to death.
The trouble was, he was 57 years old
and his wife 18.
Plymouth, Va,, was recently nearly
wholly destroyed by fire the result of
a kerosene explosion. 400 boles of
cotten were burned.
Mrs. Rose Lowe perished in a burn
ing building at Grand Rapids, hist week.
S. F. Rrunde, suicided, at Geneva
Lake, Wis., Slst ult. by hanging,
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A "rMtcfrtran Ansl.
An angel was described by certain
excitable ;ei?oiis, at the Seventh Day
Adveutists' Talern:tcle. Battle Creek,
Mich-, on New Year's eve. It appear
ed at a large window, and was distinct
ly seen for at itstst a minute. The at
tention of those ;r-sent was attracted
toward it "by a brilliant light which
streamed through the window. It is
dcscriiied as dressed in tlowing white
garments and a hnlo about its head,
from which rtdi.ite I the nuwt briliiant
light so bright that those who lMked
upon it were dazz'ed. leing unable to
take their gaze from it until it disap
peared as suddenly as it appeared.
A Btksrd.
"A blizzard." says a D.ikota man, "is
tlie north west ?rn name fur a gala of
wind tilled with snow and icy part ieles.
as fin" as rice powder, with a tempera
ture ten or twenty dtrees twlow zero.
A genuine blizz-ird is so iierce and
dense that von can ueither face it or
distingnish objects ten feet awav from
you. In Dakota ami Minnesota during
the prevalence of tlie blizzard farmers
only ventiircout of their houses with
guiding ropes around tiieir jersons, to
enable them to nnd their wav back."
Speaking of tlie legislators who were
in the caaeus that nominated Van
Wyck, the Lincoln Globe savs: "Sixty-
o:ie memijers of the Nebraska legisla
ture can neither be bought nor sold.
That caucus was composed of Church
Howe and sixtv other members. Rut
the Globe has all along insisted that
Howe had been taught up by tue rail
roads. The Globe misleads us. Fill
more liecietr.
We see that our former fellow
'citizen. IIoil A. S.tewnrt of the LT.
S. land o:Tit e at Deatlwood, ia favoral!y
meiitionetl as a eandidatf forU. S. Sea
ator from the new State of Dakota.
The Doctor is an active Republican
ami fully competent for the position.
'Tecumseh Chieftain.
Church Howe h.is Ipft for Nebraska
City in response to a svi-il iaviratio!i j
tnsmthe citizens of that city sKmg
hint to le present at tho Van "Wyck
iioom tniglit. Church will be there.
Ho has stuk to tho boom too long to
neglect it now. Lincoln Journal.
A rare instance of liovine fecundity
was presented to the astonished inaeof
Frank Hefnier this morning wh-n he
visited his stables and discovery" three
little dead calves, all the offspring of
his favorite Durham. Yankton Press.
Hon. Church Howe, -on Saturday
morning, greatly aewlerated the Tan
"Wyck boom by one of th neatest and
most gracef ui sjweches we have heard
in a year of Sundays. Central City
Item.
Hon. "Wm. Daily should drink
quart of yesist.Tise above tlie treachery
of politicians, and politely tell there
to go to h alifax. Pawnee Re
publican. The religions of the world are dis
tributed as follows: Protestants. 100,-
j Greek Church. Sl.47S.OOo'; Mohammed
idans. 16o.000,000 : Idolaitors. S20.000.000.
"The wicked stand on slippery pla
ces," while the righteous ofttimes sit
i down, with much enrobasis and"2nany
, exclamation points,
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 10. 1881.
1EGAI. ADVERTISEarENTS.
Zegal "Nbtico.
BEX HOLL.A.DA.T and Esther Holladny.
defendants, will tgke notice that on the
5tn day of Fehrnary. 1331. Tne Pottler and
Stytnn Manufacturing Company, of Xew
York, plaintiff herein, filed its petition In
the district court of JCemaha county. Ne
braska, against the said defendants, and
A. S. Ilolladay. the object and prayer of
which are to adjust llent and to foreclose a
certain inortzae executed by the defendants
to the plaintiff on the fallowing described
real estate. In Nemaha county, Nebraska,
viz:
The northeast quarter of section number
thirty HO;, containing 160 acres. Tue north
west quarter of section number twenty-nine
(it. containing 160 acres. The southeast
quarter of section number twenty-one (11),
containing 160 acres. Lot one (I) and the
east half of the northwest fractional quarter
of section number thirty (3D), containing
130 42-100 seres. The southwest quarter of
section number twenty-eight (23;. contain
ing 10) acres. "The east half of the southwest
quarter ot section number nineteen (19).
containing SO acr-s. The west half or th
ncrtheast quarter of Bectlon number twenty-eight
(2S containing acres. Theonlh
west quarter of the soutneast quarter of sec
tion number eighteen. (IS), containing -16
acres. The soutliwet quarter of fection
number twenty HV). containing ! acres.
Tiiesouth !:'? of the northwest quHrter ofi
section cum - r twenty -one (21) contalnlnc
SSacres. L itwo(2)ofthe southwest quar
ter of of .-rtlon number nineteen (191, con
taining 49 21-100 acres. Lot tour il) or the
southeast fractional quarter of section num
ber eighteen (IS), containing 59 39- 1C0 acres.
Lot live (5) of the southeast fractional quar
ter of Sfctlon elgnteen (IS), containing 3-j
S-10O acres. The north Waif of lot three (3)
of the southwest fractional quarter of sec
tion number etghtean (IS. containing 2?
Sl-inO acres. Lot one (1; of the southwest
fractional quarter of ?ctlon number seven
(7), containing 11 10-100 acres. Lot four U) of
the northeast fractional quarter of section
number twenty ne til',, containing il&MUO
acres. Lot one (I) of tiie northwest fraction
al qnarter of ectton ticenty-one (-1). con
taining 31 40-luu ac-es. Lot two i-2; o. the
northwest fractional quarter of section
number twenty -one (21). containing 33 H7-1Q8
acres. Lrt three (-"?; of the the northeast
fractional quarter of section numbe twenty -one
rtl. containing -J9 7U-ltt arris. Lot one
(1) of the southwe-it fractional qnarter 01
section numler sixteen (15), containing 2
7M00 Kcres. Lot one of the northwest quar
ter of section nui;':er nlneteas ;19 contain
ing -I s 3MX acres. All In township four (1).
north o' ransre sixteen (18). east. Also lot
two (2 of the northwest qnarter of section
eighteen TIP, containing IT tWIOOacres. and
lot six T6' of th northwest Quarter of .section
eighteen flij. eontalnlnc 45 50-10) acres. In
townsiiiD lonr 4j. nortn 01 range sixteen jiwj
east. Also all the following certain lots lu
the town of Asplnwall. lu said county, to
wltt LotsTand 9ln bUck 1. Lots 2. Itt. 11
and 12 In titock 2. Lots 3.4. 10 and 12 In block
3. I,"ts 1. 4. 5. e, 8. 9 and 12, la block 4. Lns
l.S.Snndll, in block 5. Lots 1.4. o. 6. 3. II
nnd 12. In block 6. Lots 4. 5. . 8. 10 and 12, in
liIcckT. Lots 2,3. 6. 9 and li. In blocscs. J-ots
I. 4. 5. .?. 10 and 12. In block 9. Lots 1. 2,
i. 7. a, lv. 11 ann is in dwok tu. is 1. o, ,.
W..11 and 12 in Wock II. Lots 1. 4. 0 and 12 j
In block 12. Lot 3 and 10 m bloeK 13 Lots
8, S, Itt and 12 in block 14. Lots I, 2. 4. 5. 6.
7 and 11 In block 15. Lots 7. 10 and 11 In
block IS. Lot K and 11 In MockL. Lou
1, i, 5. 6. S, 10 and II In block Ifc. Lots i, .1,
4. fraud 12 In b!ck 19. Low A and 10 In
block 2u. Lots 2. 4. a, 6, 7. 8. 10 and 12 In
block 21. Lots 2.5.11 and 12 In block 22.
Lots 2. 3.5. 10 and 11 In block 23. Lots 2. J.
4.JS and 10 In block a Lot2. 8. . 9. If. II
and 12 In bioct i. Lois 2, 3. 4 ar.a 11 in
block 28. Lots 4. iVand 12 !ti block 27. Lots
a, &. S. 10. RCd 12 lu block 2. Lo'h 2. 5. 7. S
and 10 in hiocR ). Lt. I, 2. a, 7. tf, 10. 11
add 12 In bloelt SO. Lots I. 2. 4.4, 5. . 7 and
12 In block S Lots 7. S. to and 11 In block
325 Lots 9. 10 and 12 In blodc 33. Lots 5, t.
and 9 In block 34. Lots a, 7 and 9 in block
35. Lot i.. -, 5. S. a and 10 In block &.
Lpts 3, 4 and 12 In lli-k S7. Lots 2. 5. .
ncd 10 In bick2. Lots 2. 4. 5. 6. II and 12
Id block -?. Lots 1. 2, 4. 7. 9. Iw and 11 In
blhck. 41. Lots 4. 7. a. 8 and 12 In blooU 41.
Lots I, 2, 4. 6 7. 11 and 12 In bloeic 42. Lots
5. 9. 10 nnd 12 In t!jck 43. Its 2, 3. 5, S.
nd 11 in block 44. Lots 6.7. ana m in
4i Lots 1. 2. 4. ..;. . and 12 In
. " ots 2. 4. D. aal li In bloc 47. LtK
S IHMok-K. Lovsl 4. 5 . S. 12. 3B. 22 ad 31 in
blocx 4S. J.ots I. 7. !. 10. 1L 1 13. It. I umx IS In
blerfc 9. Utl. 4. t udiI it in block. 11. Lots l. ,
. , II ant: 12 in bluc:a. iHs 1, i7,s, . 1. II
Ami t; In block S3. Lou 3. . li am! li lu biodc il.
Hiw.tr 5 ih iimiiv fki.-t 57 iai 7 !
la. It n.uA IT Id ftioclc 59. L.-H 1. 3. i. T. 3. . . 12.
U. 17. 26 r.ml 21 la blct w. ! 11. Mad U in
bijck . Lntsl. 2. 4. if. 9 II. 1. 17 .. w.ru.st.i:.
ami it lu tK iz. Jt 4. li. n. li aiMl In in
botK es. Xaks J S. 11 a.1 !2 In Work. . Lots 3. 5
si aiKi 11 hi Jlct . LjI. I and ii In block 87. Lt,n
I. J. i. 6. W 12. M h4 17 in Meek is. Lots I, 2. 3,
i. 9. 11. !. 17 H.-xt U, ,n blecK S. Lots I. i. . . lu.
II. I", a, 17 In t:ocfc 70. LW I. t. fc. U. li and ;
It h!.ci 71 Ijs 5. . . M. 17. Is. 2e nod 21 :
bluCK 72. Lftts 2 3. II. 12, U. 17. H. W. 2 and 2t
Id Wock 7i Lfa 1. 2. a. . 7. S. W. 13. 2 . 2 Zi
sad Z in btcJc74. Ixhs 1. . 12. U and is im block
75. ! I. a. 4. S. ". i. 9. .i. I . to, 17. -I aud 2- in
bitefc 73. i..lts 1. S. 7. . . II. a. 14. IS. la. . 2
3IH12; hi Wdcfc r. Lrta i. i. . i. 11. 12. It nod 16
It. h 7. Ias i. . U. I li 17. 22 awl 24 hi
la-k . Ixits 3, !. 12. !. 17. 21 and 2t ic tiMck &-. I
Lets s, 5, r. a. II. t-s !fl Hud 21 in H!ek si. LU 1.
4. 3. 6. i W. 12. 13. 15. 17. t. 2 ut 2t in bioCK 5
l,o L 2. 3. 4. i. i. 7. 3 12a:d - lu Muefcii trfSs 1.
2. 7. 9. II. 12. It II. 15. K. Vf n& 22 in bine, a I.
ltsi-. W. II, 15 17 and 2t in oek . Iihs 4. i.
. S and tl In Mock ai. Lom i. . 1ft. 11. 14, H cad
H in bUck S7. Lot S t. Id. 13. 17 nnd li .n Mock
85. Lets 2, S. H. 12. 1 . li. U. 17 sad l m Wek St.
LosJ.i 5. 7. S 9. II. IS. Ii. 1. 1" and li in block
!l. Lets 3. 5. S. . II. M and 17 hi block W. .ts
i. 3. . S. II, 12 audl inbtuck K. Ij.o- 1. X 6 k.
" - - ..t- ". ' ' .-.. - wvm. rr. .
LoU 1. 2, IS. S. lu anl 12 n -C" .. UO'9 i -. .
H. 12. nana i; iu r.-.-jcx .. i.-i-, :. a. 4. ia. u. n.
. Zi and 24 In Woct ! t. r. . 11 ana 12
In Mwefc . Lot imi t In i. jCi 1 -. Lot 2. 7. S !
n-l ! In bbSM IK. Lnt-t 2. i ... r. s. and W n
bhiekHe. L it:: !.. it. :k i:. i. awt i s
Mock I.e. Lis" 4. ', 'j. Ik 14 i.mI l in b4K Kt
Luts 2. 2. S Had l'j 'n Ucii l&i. Lata 4. i a. W ,!
22 in bKtek 1-4. l- 1. . and 9 in block hC.
Lets J. X S. . 7. ft. t nnd it m ht-rk. Wh 1-a- 2, A
ami ? in Mark Hr. Lot 1 tn bnck IM !-- xrui 9
im bk-ek III. Lot-v 3. i ant 5 in Mock 112. Lois -'.
7. e. S. 14. I aad IT tn bljefc 14. Lom l.liRft
17. 2tf uct2: . bio.t I!4. L-ts '.. : 3, i . and
II la bVK 11V. L.MS3. 7. 9. In. aid It In blocs
lit Lots ". ad II tn b!jck 117. w eour la-- i.y
ment of n. certum ppita.ry tt. tid X.-cb
1st. W7i, ftw ilnstio of U.atl.7. nnd AdPand y
:Aie It nnlwi ai .nth fr-MU the date thereor
for wbica -j;u. tvsts interest from SptAber ht,
1S7. 3lalnUiTprrt r dcrMr tbat de:eMda:ii
be rsoted to pay the oc, and ia df. oil thereof
tn&;Htd prerohw3Mi3rb,'dljMitifytba mial
ijttwi Aw. a4 Inat dxien-ltutt Ha 11-jJUdny ne
rt)a-il l.i par anv nrSci?ticr wbteh may reiumn
Rfwr app; vtw the proceeds ot sar sale ! Ibe pur
weat tf salddir!.:, nd Air suc't other relief as amy
bcjutmt sidtatle.
Yon ar r9M.rlu answer said petition on or
beibre tne 21t of Xarcti. ld. 2
Pontic aad Ssjmss Stsaaiaotarjag Oo.
Bv S. A. OSUORN. Atwraey. Mwl
(Nr..6K.)
SUKIUFF'S SALE
State or Kuwaska,
'
Nkxaha Ojc nty.
XT OTICe is herr given, mat y vtrtae m
IN nn exnttn IwmM ut of the LMstriet
t -on of N wBha f a Ty. .tt of NebraAka,
and to me rtlFKcW a StMn2' of .sahl conn
tr, upon atl'n-nt ren.trrI t i rf. A. Os
born. Hjui'ee .f te pMre Tlthhi anl for
paid enity. ami m tran-eript tH-ref dniy
flit! and enUrJ ft tli. ;! n.-t Clerk's iftns
of said esity. In a erMr ca? wherein
William Fh'vere-inx wwip.i n:'.t, nnd Fred
erick S'-lrts Wjs .fiaut. I vill oUV-rf r
sMlenl public auction, nt the d--or of th
emirt hHi-e, In HrowtiTlUe, in kiW eomty.
on
Wedne.dsy, Ffhruary 23:1, A.. D.,1?S1.
at I o'clock. P- m.. tPe Wtvln deerllel
Knds In Nm.ih-i inv, Notinskii, tnwtt :
fn N. S. lo ;;.nric Nt. li. of tit elty .f
Hrownvllte. Nma'ia connty. ,nfxn, U--'h-r
with r.11 tb- ltopr:reaetiU and
privllecp thereto blm:icinc.
T-iken on ss-i oxr-iton ns the property
of Krederfefe m.
Trms ik -wile, eh.
Date.1, thl Isth lnv f Jnwrv. ISM.
31 wo JOH S 3.1. XLEITKNEIL. StewrlSl
T IT. B R 0 A D T ,
0 . Attorney am! Counselor at La-vr,
OSlceoverStato Bm'c.Krow-HvIilk reb.
s A
OSBORX,
ATTORSS'i ATT, A V..
Olce.No.Sl Xdn treel. BrawnTlh", N
J.
STTJLL.
iTTOnS B TJ8 "A T LAW.
OfSce ef Coaaty Jndse. BrotniTlII. Nebrasba.
A S.HOLIAPAY.
-Ai IUy3ileiai, Sinrseon, Obtetrlelan.
Iradoated In I'M. fjaeat -d In Brewavtlle R3.
Ofllee, 11 ifiln .street. TkrownTllle. Srfc.
TT S. DESMAX,
BIACESMITH,
At the West Knd. ea.t'f HraUon'B store.
5"Torset?hjoelw a cpefciUr.
T "w. Or i B s n :f ,
It, . r.Tr--r-.r, . - r -rr-Tc?i5 cmm-.
...vx.i rt... .-..v-. .awu.
Workdone to order and atisa.elao&ir3.Bteetl
First street, beteea Main and Atlantic. Brews
vtlle.Meb.
IiEGAL ATJVERTXSSSIISrrS.
:i2S.
GUARDIAJTS SATJ2.
"I N pursuance of a lleense given by tile
1 juugt) ui me j7L.ii.ricu luuu ui .eiunan
county. Nebraska, I will offer for sale at
public vendue, on
.Monday, Fefcronry 21st, 1S1,
between the honr of one and two o'clock.
p.m., of said day, at the front door of the
court house. In Brownvflle. In said county,
all the interest of Julia O. Jnrae&on and Ma
ry A. Jameson In and to tJe oast half of the
west half of the southeast qoarter of section
No Twenty-Flvf(25Mn township No. Five
(5) North, of Hance Fifteen (15). fast of the
6th I3I.. In ISeiniilia county, eorasna.
Terms of sale, cash.
U ORACE HITCHCOCK.
Gnardlan of Julia O. Jameson and Mary
A. Jameson.
3u-5w S. A. 0BORN, Atl'y.
SIIERI FF'S'S AI,E .
"VT OT1CE Is hereby given, that by virtue
iN of an execution Issned out of tne
District Court of Nemaha County, Stato of
Nebraska, and to me directed as Sheriff
of said County, npon. Jndument
rendered by said conrt. In a case wherein
William McDonald was plaintiff and Robert
V. Mmr was deSentiant, I wl!1 offer for sale.
At pnblic auction, at the iioor ot tne court
lionse In Brownville, In said county, fn -
'.i tie .may, jia.rc.it. luui, .v. u.jlii
at 1 o'clock p. m the followine described
Kinds. In Nemaha County. Nebraska, to-wit:
The west half of the southeast quarterof the
onthwest quarter ot the southwest quarter,
and the pouthwet quarter of the sothwest
quarter of the s-inthwest quarter, all In sec
tion nineteen Ol. town five(5) rangesixteen
(16) evt. containing fifteen nrrcs.
Also the following lots in Nemabn City In
said county to wit:
Zots. Block. Luis. Work.
14 II 1. 11. 12. 15, as
2,3.9.11.12, 15 4. . .7. S
2. .1. H. 9, MI. 4, 11. 57
2. 11, 21 15. X
15. ?.' a.
10. 2S 5. I. If. m
i. S. 11, 25 1. J.
e. u, 26 4. tzt
7. m 2.3.9. m
6. n. 9. at 4. m
1. 15. IS, its 4. H, 1
4, . li. , M I, 2. W. 71
I, 13. Is, 13, 15, TX
, 3fi 4. 3, 09
8. 37 H, SK
5. 4- , 8
9, II. ' 4 9. if
li 14. 44 4. . fl
1.11. 46 7.8,12. SV
I. . P, 4f 15. Vt
1.2. SI 5,8. 87
I. W. I.
together with all the privileges and
lm-
provemntstnereto Belonging.
Token on said execution as theviroperty
of Itobert V. ilnlr.
Terms of sale cash.
Dated this 2th ilny of January. A. D.
1WI. JOHN M. KLECKNKR,
32wo Sheriff.
t- -TAi Th
x-utiva. iiui; xur JaniiigCii-
Toall whom It may concern:
There was a petition presented to the
Board of County Commissioners of Nemaha
county Nebraski. at their January term,
ISM1. asking the opening of a t.ecton line
road. In accordance wltn the provisions oi
section 40, at pase i-w, acts or istv. at wnieL '
time the Board, ueemhig tiiat the puftli '
good requires the opening of said rond. th-
ordered that the mine tie opened and work
ed. In tho same manner as other public
roads.
Said read commencing at the soUtwt
efrner if section W, t-wnship 4, wwlh of
ranae 12 east, running t!eme evst on the
section line between sections 10 ami 15.11
and 14. 12 and l.J. to the soutueast eorner of
section 12. township 4. range 12 eusi. In
mahn county. Nebraska.
AH claims tor damn-res must le flted in
the county clerk's offiee. on or before noon
of the 29th rtuy of larcc. l!l.
SAMCKL CL'LT.EItTSON.
32 Coonty Clerk.
Ros.d Afctice for Damages.
To all whoiii It nmy coueern:
Thrre wan h petition presented to the
Donrdof Ctnt" ConimMslooers of Nemaha
eouiity, Nehrnstca. at their January term.
i-.il, asking the opening of a ieeikn liie
road. In aeoiriiitnce witu tne provision t
rtWoii in. at peu.e iJPt. Bb ot js. as Tnicu
time, (he IJosnl, deeming that tlie unbilc
gol requires thnyiiiiig nf sld nwd, thfy
ordered ttal 'liewime heopenl and wr.rk
el. in tne same inH'iiier as outer pttbilr
ro d-v
Said riad eomfnenclngstthnorthwst r
ner of se,-l!(-.n II. towitstilpS. north ot mae
12ea.st, and running tlieiice St on erfam
line. ietw-en -ctiins 27 nnd S4. 24 and JR. 25
ind3fl,-to-n-hlp5. r-.ntj, 12 si, nd be
tween sctlfo- -lu unit it. t tiie n'-rth-t
corner of .-.rrtl.n. 311. in Lwnlilk ;. rmu 14
east. In Nemaha eorinty, SerrkH
All claims for .ia-n . f iihs( be aiel In ttut
"'" T' wrx f"-oce on or tr noc
the 2ath day of .tf.in-h. a. I.. IrtU.
SAMUEL CUL!lc:ttTSt)
county clerk'. nUee on or btarv nn8 of
rs)N.
3Cwl
Ownty Clerk.
"Road !7oice for Damages.
TohII wnoia it ni.-iy etunrn:
Tnr wis h petition presented to the
tttrd of OHinlv ' 'mmitlHr-rsif Nwmitbs
eotsnty. K-nTvsc:i. ' thetr Janaary Km,
srti.nklng tl? opening a etf.-n lin-
KHtd. ti hw laiwv wltn tlte Tvt,-lfMiK u
- , m ..., .. ,. . ... . .1..
""w " r'r -'. " wv. m wmro
Hint:, iti'- iMr.ru fttT:ini iiwi uie ;:uu:i
Ikt-.rd ileeinlnz that the
o.l require ttte opentot; of hM mail. lh-y
iler"; mat "ie wa In- "pelted and wnt
1 :n the .smiiv- n tail ner as nthr public
rr.-. t-.
i : rwl. eotnmnrinie at Ibe aorthent
enn.r t:f seetit 3. lownsiup 5, n.w'b "
rtnj 12r-st. nt ruunt ic hett nib stx
nttl . iwiw.-ti xeettons mwl S. Irtanl II. II
hmiI l-V. 22 mmI Si. St as i 27. mid Si ami . to
ifceNiti!fM4 iwrf of section . township
., mnfe' I- 'Mt, 1m NVmi.ua eoanty. N
lint-kh.
All elsims for rHnts sns be filed In
th- fonn;y elerh'- iSivoi r htire nvi?
of th!h wy of March. A. l.. M-'l.
SAM URL CUI.llKttTfsnN.
32w4 C.on:y llerk.
Hoad STotioo for 2na2f23.
To alt whMn it hinr murrrn :
There a petltiiM. present's I to the j
Board of cii;y 0nitils4-rsf Neuuttiit I
isKiitty. Nebraska, at ttietr et'b-r (-rni. i-
s, asKl:i the fH.lcr o( a Mrrlt.n ilii
riwd tn HccoriiatH-e wlln t le pr.'ih4ons o
-eethn 44. t p-ix- l-V. acts : i.U at wltfcrh
tiwn- Hit B'wn!, deemt'tg lli-: tlie piiiie
srtwid retiir- the'ijv-iiiu'4 of vM rrfd. U.'
ordered that the Rie lie oponed Hd wnrtt
el. In the same manner a uliier poUiii
rod.
SaM rmMl comimeneirM: at the nvrtheat
cdriH-r of i!thin . m iwM.ntp -V, trth o'
ranee 13ea.'t.iui raHitins oath ii "f-eti .
line. lnflwen )-etim.- ShimU, 7iM 8. IT a-n"
li.l?ad2U 23:.n.lW. 31 tid 32. terminal
l:ur at th ia:iiisi erner it" sect a SI
township s, rane W et-tt, In NntjK
conmy NebrnJca.
All i-rxim-. I.ir dnm-iees zmU. be hied 1.
V e;mntv eh-rk"! tlior on or tor nooii
of the2th dor" H-ir-h. A D K-il.
SAMUEL. OUIiSERISON.
31 Otouiy Cerk.
"Road 7'Totico for !Dasiage3
Tiali v!io:n ;: :o.y mr.rm:
There VTHS. a petlthm presented to tb
Ronnlof fonty Oommlslonrs of Nemaha
eonnty. Netrka. at their Janwtry tf rm
I ll.aikinsj tne t,eninz of a, inctton Iih
r.LMi. in -fciriiaKS" with tne provto.- o.
-action to. at pnsie 13(, twrtu of 1S at wnrl.
time lUe lfcrd .lemin: :hst ti)e r-Ublir
giMxl rvcjnlr.-, the op-iiitz f caid rld
I bey omreii thulthe s-ne Iv opened an'
worKed In the.sHm manner as 'Her publli i
rod. j
Swihi road mmmenclae at the "ontlieAs: '
rrrner oi sec'.tini -hi. towt;.;.p I. ,ri i 1
r-iH2 14 ?. and running: ii.-:ire tset n
the south line of .set-tKn. M ami S". t ii
vwttiwit etirner of eeetioM Si. tvmh!r 1
range 14 Wrt. In Nemaha ennly. No
hra-kn. only locating the North half
safcl road.
All riaims for dAotace.s mutt be fl led In
tl county rJes riwe on or htorc mooi
of the 2th day of Karen. A. D . fcl.
SAMUBL CI '.BKRTRON.
H Coonty Clerk.
2xoad Notice for Sainages.
To all vrhom it raay eneea:
There wan a petition presented to the
Ror- ot County Cotnralionerx of Nemaha
eonaty. Nrbraeka, at thlr Janoary teitn.
kl. fcsklnc the opertlnc nt a -ctlHi line
road lu accordancf with the provfeloas of
section 4. at pase l.bj. acts of l&t.
i At which ttnt. the Ikmrd demlnt: I
! that the poW!r zoat retjotres the opening of I
jsaldrM:. tl-ey onler..: that the sHBe bet
1 opened and irfcil in the same ma:inr aw
( oilier pnblicroails. SaW rond niBiieietDs .
I at tbe northwest corner of HtWn i, town-
! ship 5, nortl. of rune? 12 enst. unl rurnlnr
tnence snath on theection line heT-sreeB
'. .soctlnnis .1 and 4. S and h. 1-5 and la. Si asd 'ii.
' T and 2. Si and XI. to the sonth wet corner
of section 34. township 5, racse 12 eaxt. in
Nemaha ennnty. Nebraba. a a cnamty tine
mud; one-half of M road In ;'tmaba
: connty located.
All lfn. A... ...mm. 1 , t.A - ft..
' . ..... " m-cw " .'. .
thconnte eerkV nwite on mr I
. of the 2Bth day ef iimrr-U. A. Hl.
I SAMUEL. rjrjT JlSIfTSOX,
I 32
Oaemy CVerk.
VOL. 25 NO. 34.
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to all Real Estate la Nemaha ConntT.
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