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About Nebraska advertiser. (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882 | View Entire Issue (July 21, 1881)
I I i iimimii ii in i in ii NEBRASKA ADVERTISER O. W. Fuirbrothor & Co., PtililUlinr A. Proprietor . Sabccrlptica, 2.00 Por Year In Adranco OFFICIAL I'APEK OFTIIK COIJXTY. S'co local notice of Mrs. K. .1. Mon ithiin. A light rain fell in this locality on Tuesday. Tho decant White Nrwhig Ma eiiut for sale by 'J'. V. Scaton. Host Hroad In Hit city at Kiirnmn A I'alnicr'.s and don't you forgot it. Finest stock of wall paper ever in HrownvilleatXickeir.s drug store Dr. CcllliiH, Dentist, Jirownvillo Oillco hours, l a. in. to ft p. m. Xot at homo on Fridays. I have engaged another baker and will furnish you fresh bread, cakes, and pies every day. K. Stkohi.k. Host lircad in Hrownvillc at the new liakcry of Ftirinan & 1 'aimer al ways frosh and clean, fiivo them a trial. - Precocious Calvert puts on city airs; and a gentleman had his pockets picked at the principal hotel tho other night. "Wo understand that John I.. Carson has purshased a corner in Cal vert and will erect a banking building thereon. Nothing furnishes a room so nice ly and adds to the comfort of a home so much as that beautiful wall paper at Nickel 1' Drug Store. Tho latest styles of picture frames at prices to suit the times. Call at tho .1 'holograph Gallery, in Urownville, and bo convinced. Also get Tannar to tako your photographs and bo happy. Sheridan Post : .Mr. H. A. Stewart of JJratton, has a variety of wheat known as the Prussian life. lie raised ill) bushel to the acre last yeurand many dace the yield this year at 40 bushel. . Lincoln Globe: Quito a number of Chief Justice Maxwell's friends are urging him to allow the use of his name this fall as a candidate for re-election to tho Supromo bench. There is cer tainly much to recommend his re-election. Mrs. M. M. Monger was rececntly elected principal of tho high school and Superintendent of tho public schools.of Nebraska City, and Miss Hello Minor assistant. Mrs. Munger's salary is 875 per mouth. - AVo like to receive local news from any point in the county; but our space is so limited now, while print ing only one-half of our paper at home, wo prefer tho news pure and simple, without tho attachment of spring poetry or disquisitions on the comet or mother Shipton. "Who is tho pretty girl with blonde hair and deep blue eyes, there in the jaunty hat?" asked Alfred, at the lawn party. "Who?" replied Annie, "that taffy-haired girl with the tallow oyes, andthat nightmaro of blue rags on her head? I never saw her before; nobody we want to know." That, brethren, Is the way different people look at a pretty girl in a pretty hat. Jluivkvyt. Tho universal interest felt regard ing tho attempted assassination and tho nsssasrtin, justifies us, we believe, in occupying so much space in our col umns with .matter pertaining thereto. "Wo however select the most interest ing and best authenticated statements for our readers from tho extravagantly largo and varied accounts that appear hi the eastern papers. On a recent suit involving the ixiint in tbe following, .lodge McCrary wild: "The railroad company is lound to carry for tho express company for reasonable compensation, and must not discriminate against It. A court of chancery has power to decree com pliance with this wholesome regulation. Tho court cannot for a moment sanction the proposition tlvtt a railroad company may, by ex tortion or unjust discrimination, ex clude an express company from tho right to conduct its business upon tho railroad. I am not prepared now to tlx maximum rates to bo charged for transportation of express matter, but 1 have no doubt of tho power of tho court, after investigation, to do so. Call for ITomawoocVs lour. Try itand you'll use no other. iiimwrr Tho Stato Fair will be held Sep tember 12th to the 17th at Omaha. Tho Culvert Courier, a six column quarto, published at the new H. & M. town, near tho geographical contro of Nemaha county, was ushered into ex istence on the 14th ult., by f. Wi Fair brother, Jr. The Courier has a modest salutatory, that promises nothing im possible or unreasonable; i3 Keptiblicuu politically, but its mission 1b the local interests of Calvert and its people. This llrst number is coinmendably free of egotistic bombast, and if wo may judge from the long list of personals, fresh local editorials and largo amount of advertising, Calvert is certainly hav ing a "boom," and enlisting the atten tion and confidence of men of capital and business. An exchange tolls us how to uso lemons, as follows: A good deal has been said through tho papers lately about tho healthf ill ness of lemons. Tho latest advico .'is to how to uao them, so they will do the most good, runs as follows; "Most peopie know tho benetit of lemonado before breakfast, but few know how it is more than doubled by taking ono at night also The way to get tho better of a bilious systom without bluo pills or quinoine is to take the juico of one, two or three lemons, as tho appetite craves, in as much ice-water as makes it pleasant to drink, without sugar, be fore going to bed. In tho morning on rising, or an hour bofore breakfast, tako tho juice of one lemon in a goblet of water. This will clear the system of humors and bile, with mild efficacy, without any of tho weakening tenden cy of calomel or congress water. People should not irritate tho stomach by eating tho lemon clear; the power ful acid of tho juice, which is almost corrosive infallibly produces inllama tion after a while, but properly diluted, so that it does not burn or draw the throat, it does its full medical work without any harm, and when the stomach is clear of food has abundant opportunity to work on the system thoroughly. From tho Calvert Courier: There is money in almost any in vestment that may be made in " this place. It is now a lixed fact that the Gould railroad will cross the H. & M. about three quarters of a milo west of Cal vert. Howard, tho metropolis of Lafayette, will make a good town when the" now road is finished. The boys have found near town a splendid swimming pond, from six to eight feet deep, with a nice pebble bot tom. Manager Cross keeps his half doen pencils well worn llguringion tho bills he is constantly selling for the Chicago Lumber Co. The farmers of Nemaha county are busily engaged in preparing their har vest for the garner. It is thought tin yield per acre will be fair, yet scarcely so large as the average year. Hon. Church Howe has purchased the south half of Jacob Keedy's farm, located between Calvert anil Long's Hraneh. It is evident Mr. Howe be lieves tho Missouri Pacilic is coming by that routo. The Courier isof the opinion that it is well for a county tu possess a "cali per" who has the influence necessary to "cap" the best interests of a county at tho proper time. Such men belong to tho needs of a county. The 11. A M. is no paying four dol lars per day for teams, and two dollars for "scraper holders." The contractors mean business and are pushing tilings at a lively rate. A few days at most and tho shriek of the engine will be heard approaching Calvert. Calvert is situated on sections 27 and 2.S. town ft, range 14, in the centre of one of the richest and most fertile counties in the State. It is about twelve miles from any place of importance, and at the crossing of tho Ilopublican Aralley and Missouri Pacilic railways. IlarvoMcGee, of tho firm of McGce iV Moore. Urownville, gave us a friendly call Friday last. Mr. McGee informs us that they will occupy one of the rooms now being built by Mr. Salsburv, within tho next six weeks. Thov are ono of tho most solid and enterprising firms of Urownville, and wo are grati fied to know that they will extend their growing business to Calvert. Tho railroad grado between Calvert and Nemaha City is being pushed to rapid completion, almost tho entire force of workmen having concentrated at tho east end of the lino, where thov are fast reducing tho road to its proper level. Within fortv dnvs. it is safo tn nay. the track will be laid to this point ami mo cars making regular trips with supplies for tho workmen further west. Johnson, the next station west on tho new railroad, is beginning to boom, Claggett & Son having already com menced the erection of a commodious storeroom, and others, wo understand, will soon follow. The town is located on high rolling prairie, on tho divide between the Nemaha river and the .Muddy, a tine view of both streams be ing had In thodislanco indeed tho view of the surroundiiiL' countrv is trulv .magnificent. Tho town is surrounded oy ricn l arming land, a largo portion of which is already under cultivation, and a thriving town will soon be built. J A gang of thirteen robbcrs.about 0 :30 p. m. on the evening of the lftth inst., took possession of the passenger and express train on tho C. Jl. I. & I'. road at Winston, Iowa. Jesso James is sup posed to bo leader of the gang. Only two of them wore masks. Their first act upon entering front and rear of tho cars, was to Bhoot conductor Westfall, who fell dead on the car platform. A stone mason named John McClellcn being mistaken for the engineer, was next shot dead. Tho express messen ger, Chas. Murray, was overpowered and compelled to deliver tho keys to the safe. Tho robbers found only a small amount of nionoy, and were much ex asperated at not getting a very large sum which they expected. The super intendent of tho Hock Island railroad offers 85,000 for the apprehension of the robbers. Wo are pleased to make a note of the fact that the union' hotel this city has acquired under the management of J. G. Kussoll a popularity that it nover had before. By tho day it is only 81.50, yet its real substantial accomoda tions are first-class comfortable rooms, good beds and excellent table faro with an agreeable landlord and land lady makes those hoadqilarters a pleasant place for the average customer. Farmers, call and get your dinner for 25 cents. A Fool Once .More. "For tea yours my 'l(o wm conllned to her bed with such it complication of nil merits ttint no doctor could tell what wax tlic matter or cure her, nnd I used np u small fortune In humbug stuir: Six months ago I saw n U.S. flag with Hop Hitters on It, nnd I thought I would bo a fool unco mnru, I tried It. hut my folly proved to he wisdom. Two bottles cured hor. Sho Is now as well and strong as any man's wf., and It coRt mo only two dollars. Such folly pnys. II. W., Detroit. Mich. Kvery person during July mid August should take three, doses dully of tho IU Hlood nnd Liver Mrdloine Dr. Marshall's Bromollne. Fifty cents i bottle. i i in rrnrTnwumiii inn i n i n iwmiw iiinimi iiwii C. L. Burroughs, M.D., Physician and Surgeon. Oillco tni A. W. NICICELL'S DRUG STORE. , All calls promptly nttended dny or night Special attention to SURGERY. Cnn ho found nlchts at Mr. Poscoo's resi dence, west of Presbyterian C'nurch. Opposit Lumber Yard, Main St. O-OOZD RIGS AT REASONABLE RATES. Special Accommodations for Commercial Men, AND Driver Furnished when desired. Horses boarded by the day or week, and Farmers' teams foil and cared for at fair rates. How Lost, How Restored! JlUt nuh1lt)ni1 a nor nrilttnn ,f Tl r.." well's tclebriiled Kssa) on the radical cut ..r Spermatorrhoea ur Seminal WeakiiBs, luvoluu tury -emlunl Imen, Iiiiputeiiry. Mental mul I'M ideal Inciipiieliy. luipcdlim'iita to marriage tc . iiHo. Ui.Nnt'Mrrios.KTn.Ki-Nt mid Tits, a,. duci'U oy MlMmlutKfiico or settual extrnvuKniire. Ac. Thecelcbriitwl nutlior. In til! ndinlrnble Emny clenrly dcuionstrutes, frinii u thirty yearo' sue. ceMlul prnctlce, that the nlarmliiK constHjiu'iiceof Jdf-uljLw muy he radically inirinl; pointing nut n mode of cure at once lmple,ctrliiln, und eirvct cinl. by iiu'Rinof which every Millerer. no mailer nliBl tils condition may be, may cure hliuxelt cheaply, prlvutely.iuul radically. lfj-Thh I.foluronliould beltuhchand:) of every youth and e ery man In the land. Hent under lenl, In plain envelope, to any ad dreM, piwt-piiid, on receipt fsl cents, or two poaUiio MninpK, We Imve ulto n Muro cure lor Tape Worm. Addrexi TH3 CULVE3WSLL MEDICAL CO., II Ann m.i New Yorli, N. Y. l'.O. Hnx.-tSMI. Is ly i;ty Hotels LEVI JOHNSON, PROPRIETOR, NEMAHA CITY NEB., Contmllv locfttod; Good fare, nnd notrou. hlo spared to mulco Riiesta conilortnhlo Good bnrn for horiscu and Charges Hensoiuiblv, W. E. OPELT, LJMJWJ) JUUmiUJIUHUUl U3WiW.IVlrr.'iVjLIMJl.MAUII! NEMAHA CITY- We neglected last week to record the fact that another son had been born to Mr. Habo Elliott. That is thought to be tho reason Kabe was paying such big prices for hogs during those days. Mr. John Culp has just taken pos session of his neat new residence. Tuesday's rain mado all hearts rejoice. Tho cars will soon run on to Cal vert from this point. Mr. Harry Comstock, an engineer on tho Jl. ifcM. construction, has located here. Titus & Williams, it will be per ceived, have the nobbiest awning in town, but they can afford it; for they havo tho biggest stock of goods, Bell more goods, and cheaper, than any house in Southeast Nebraska. Terry is putting a new roof on his store building. Harness made or repaired, nnd saddles etc. for sale by Crother & Sjii. Tho crop of sunilowers is fully up to the average on tho town plat. Kabe Elliott has a nice big new barn. Titus & Williams will receive an immense stock of new goods soon. The new town may boom, yet the fact remains that Nemaha City is now and will continue to bo the best grain and stock market in Southeast Ne braskaand don't you forget it. Farmers have been cutting their wheat during tho last week. "How's the crap V ' "O, only middlin.' " Nemalm Tlmcu. Nemaha continues to improve. Corn and wheat continue to pour into Nemaha City. Sam Dennett and licit Rhodes are training their fast horses. Wo learn that a street sprinkler will be started in a few days, by Gene Combs. Theo. J I ill bought the first load of new rye Thursday. He paid sixty cents a bushel for it. Ten car loads of hogs were shipped from this point this week. Kabe Elliott shipped seven car loads and Ji. M. Jlai ley three. Dr. W. W. Keeling informs us that that if he decides to permanently locato in Nemaha City he will start "a drug store here. Mr. Abel, one of the B. & M. civil en gineers, informs ns that they expect to havo tho road in running order to Cal vert within thirty days. On Saturday, July 30th, the Union Sabbath School of Nomaha Citv, the Union Sabbath Sliool of Hosoficld, and Hillsdale Sabbath School will hold a basket picnic on tho Nemaha. All members of the schools are invited to be presont with well filled baskets. B. BELL ANDREV Kcmuhu Clly, Kvh. Culls in the Country Promptly A Wml id, dui or nt'tht. QPKOIAL ATTENTION Klven to snnjlc.il k?d senses of women and Hurlcnl diseases of tho eye. i- Patients from uhrnnd can ho furnished with pleasant rooms and iiccoimnodnilnun. GENERAL MERCHANDISE, Nomaha City, Nob., BOOTS, SHOES, AND HARNESS. MndouiulrppnirefiiiH well in can ho done anywhere, and at short notice -rl.VJJ VFItV JtlCASuXAJil.K V.VMf.S. LIVERY AND FEED SATBLE. Good liliL'i.ln,. n.,1 t.,. ..i " " Minniin, i-iiitiKfH reas- onahlo. Ik-M.'of care taken of Iraiihhnt stock .v.h.j rirr, .v;. ATTENTION, FARMERS! l'oryunr Aurlcultuiut Implements, got,, DAVID A. MORTON, ii.!.. lK .'""" l"r" Humors, llarro h' ... iM tirhtiM""rM 'HlHviitori., Corn Hhcliurs' and the lloss ToriKUeless Cultivator. ' ""nnmiMinliWa,lMr.wnaMM1 JUST BEAR IN MIND. Choice teas at Whittcmoro's, at Jled Kock prices. PHYSICIAN & oilliGEui 'iiJiiu.juwwt LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS- LEGAL NOTICE. ClHAltLES JAMK9 SAHFK. AND JOHN J. Fletcher, guardian of said Charles janu'uSiirll'.and nil othem Interested In tho estate of William K. Hnrir, lato of Mason County, Illinois, deceased, you nnd each of you wis tultotiotlco.that Sarah Harll' admin istratrix of tho estuto of said Wllllnm k. Hartr, deceased, has presented her petition to the District Court of Nemaha county, Ne. hruskn. setting lortli the amount or personal property which has como Into her hands, tho debts outstanding ogutnst tho deceased, a dcsorrptlon of tho real estate of which the luteslato died seized, and tho condition and value thereof, and asking for an ordor of Uio sold court to sell the southeast quarter of bectlon Kventyono IMJln township four m north, of rang" fourteen lljenst, In Nemaha couuty, Htote of Nebraska, lor tho purpose of paying the debts of tho estate. On thu 29th day ol Juno, lNSl, tho Judgo of the said District court nimle tho following order, to-wlt; It appearing from tho peti tion attached that there Is not Milllclcnt personal estate In the hands of said admin istratrix to pay the debts outstanding against the deceased, aud tho expenses of adminis tration, and that it Is necessary to soli real estate for the payment thereof, It Is hereby ordered that notice be given by publication In tho Nebraska AuvEUTisEii an required by law In such case, that all persons luteresled In the said estate appear before tho Judgo of the second Judicial district of Nebraska sit. ting at chambers at oillco of clerk district court in tho city of Lincoln, Lancaster coun ty, Nebraska, on tho 27th day of August, 1881, at three o'clock p. m. to show cause why a llcenso should not be granted to tho said administratrix to sell ho much of the real, estate of said deceased described In tho pe tltlon.as shall be necessary to pay Huch debts, Dated Juno 29lli. 1881. J, H, UitoADY, S. 11. Pound, no3w5 Att'y for Petitioner. Judgo. LEGAL NOTICE. "TOTICK is hereby given thnt by virtuo of JJ the order of the Judiff of tho district court of Nemaha county, Nebraska, 1 will oiler for saloat public auction at tho door of the court house In Hrownvllle, Nemaha county, Nebraska, on the .'Wth day of July A. D. lbSl, at two o'clock p ill. tho following land belonging to the estato of Jacob Dustln, deceased, and situated in said county of Nemaha, to-wlt : The south half of tho southeast quarter of section thlrly-tlvo 3J township six 0j uorth.of nmgo thirteen luj east. The said land will besold for the pur pose of paying tho debts of said estate, 1IIKAM O. MINICK, Administrator of Estato of Jacob Dustln deceased. J. II. UltOADV, 3 4;w Attorney. Ilonri Notice Fur Damages. To all whom It may concern: Tho com missioner appointed to locate a road, com mencing at ttie South L'at corner of the West half of tho North West quarter of Section one Township four North of Range tlfteeu East, aud running theneo West 40.00 chains, then onsttlug South a links, theneo West 20.00 chains, thon oft'seting North 25 links, thence West -Jo.00 chains, to tho South Weil corner of tho North West quarter of Section two Township four North of Kango fifteen East. And also com mencing at a stake two rods East and two rods South of tho. east end of tho Iron Hrlilgo on tho Little Nemaha Hlver known as tho Bennett Hrldgo and running theneo North 27.01 chains to the South lino of tho North West quarter of Section two Town ship four North of Range fifteen Kasl, hnrt reported In favor of theestabllshmont of said road and the vacation of a road commenc ing at the South West corner of tho North West quarter of See, 2 Town A Rango IS East and running South to the Little Nomaha River, then down said Little Xetnnhti River to tho Hrldgo known as the Bennett Bridge, All objections thereto or claims for damK es must he tiled In the Couutv Clerk's otl'JrA! on or before noon of tho '.Sid dav of Septem ber, A D.,1831 orsuoh roads will bo establish ed and vacated without referenco .thereto. Dated this 11th day of July KS1 A SAMUEL CULBERTSON. County Clerk. Iload Xotlce for Damages, To all whom it may concern: There was a petition presonted to tho Board of County Commissioners of Nemaha Couuty, Nebras ka, at their June term, A. D., lssi, asking the opening of a section line rond. In ac cordance with the provisions of Section I -J nlpiu:o l.W nctHof 1S7Q, at which time, the Board deeming that the public good re quires tho opening of said road, they ordered that the same bo opened and worked, in the same manner as other public roads, Sold mad. commencing fit the South East comer of section .10 Town 1 Rang 12 East, aud run ning two miles West. All claims for damages must be 11 led in the County Clerk's oillco on or hnforn nnnw at the 2.!d day of September ls.si. BAML'EL CTLUFRTSON, County Clerk. BRIDGE BUILDING. "VTOTICE Is hereby given thut sealed pro jl posals will be received at tho Countv Clerk's oUleo of Nemaha Countv, Stale of Nebraska, until 12 o'clock m. on the tlrt day of August, lssl, for building a bridge on Honey Creek, Nemaha county, at or ntfir the residence of A. J. Rlchardhon.on the halt section lino that divides section thirty-two (.12) township six, (0) range lltteen (16) east, .iild bridge to bo a span of from thirty : )to forty 101 leot, and a fourteen fU loot road way. Bids may ho for either a combination bridge or wooden bridge; piling to be either buroak or walnut. The county commis sioners reserve tho right to reject any or all bids. By orderof county commissioners. w Samii:i, cri.iiKUT.soN, County Clerk. BRIDGE BUILDING. AJOTICE I HEREBY GIVEN THAT 1 sealed proposals will bo received at the County Clerk's nince of Nemaha county, .state of Nebraska, until 12 o'clock in, on tho first day of August, lssl, tor building a bridge on Long's Branch, In Douglas pre cinct, Nemaha county, Nebraska, on the section lino betweon sections seventeen 17i and twenty 20i In township tlvo r, ratiKO fourteen 111 east. Said bridge to bo a span of from thirty luj to forty loj feet, and a fourteen IU foot roadway. Bids may be for either a combination bridge or a wooden bridge; piling to ho either buroak or wal nut, riiecounty commissioners reserve the right to reject any or all bids. By order of tho oounty commissioners. SAMUKl. Cri.lll-.KTSON. ,w County Clerk. KNtray Xotlce. I1AKEN UP by tbe subscriber, on his en closed lands In Benton precinct, In Ne maha county, Nebraska, on tho 18th day of May, 1SS1, two horse ponies, ono dark bay with whlto spotlit forehead, whlto spot on both shoulders, has a short tall, Is blind, shod behind, nnd is about nine years old; one light bay pony, white ring around both hind feet, whlto upon on lorehoad, while streak on nose, has collar marks on both shoulders, and is about live years old. WM. KOEHLEH. 51 w I Feblng P. O., Nomaha Co., Neb. ESTRAY NOTICE. Taken up on tho 27th dny of May, by tho undersigned living 2'( miles southeast of Asptnwall, Nomaha County, Nob., ono bay inaroS orflyeurwold with twosmall scnis on the under part of her neck also one hay horso colt ono year old, with a small whlto spot on its nose. Dated this 14th day of June, lssi. Ww5 Lkwis Kkithi.kv. IT COST TO CLOSE OUT. Fict Pou nth of Hyson Tea for Si at Xickell's Drug Store.