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    FURNITURE AND UNDERTAKING.
NEBRASKA ADVERTISER
THURSDAY. (XT. rt. ISM.
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School hooks al Xlckc U'ri.
Rest teeth $io, until Oct. lath.
Collins.
JJuy the Ruin Wagon for service.
stkvhxsox it Cnoss.
Extra pop! ns of the Advisutisku
nt A. W. Xfckell'a.
Oil plolh, brusaels and hemp car
pel, by .Stevenson & Cross.
Newton and Stmlobaker wagons
for sale by David Campbull.
Berkshire hops, highbred for snip
by Stevenson & Cross
For llrst class groceries call on
T. I j, Jones.
Uardwaro and groceries, large
stock of each, by Stevenson it Cross.
-- School hooks and all miscellan
eous books at Nickell's drugstore.
Want butter and eggs. Highest
prico paid by Stevenson & Cross.
Court land buggy and Ififrness for
sale by the Regulator, T. Rutiauds.
A few fruit jars left. Will be clos
ed out very low.
Stuvknson & Cuo.ss.
fi-'or !V:sIo.
A good second baud Hearse cheap-
not wishing to keep but one.
Stkvi:nm)n & Cuos.
Dr. Marshall's Rromolino chips
biliousness, const ipation, female weak
ness and all blood and liver complaints.
Hig bottles, ill'ty cents. Druggists
keep it.
BiOWRST l KICKS.
(io to the "Regulator,'' Thos. Rich
ards. For a good Cooking Stove with the
most and best trimmings, call on Wil
ling Bros. & .Jordon.
I! GtmV.iHE.
New stock just received by Thomas
Richards.
We have just received the finest,
Iciest and largest stock of heating stoves
.HJhat was ever brought to this country,
at prices that will sell them. Come
andjnake your selections earlv.
" ""Sttjvkxsox it Cnoss.
Saxony and Ger
mantown yarns at
McGee & Moore's.
Stevenson it Cross curry a lino of
goods that no other houe in Nebraska
carries always glad to see old custom
ers and new, and prices will be found
as low as goods can possibly lie sold.
The Elegant Light Hunning White Sow
ing Machino for sale by T. P. Soaton.
A nice lino of guns just received
at prices that will sell every time.
STKVKXNOX it CU()S.
Fresh Dread, pjes and cakes at
ways on band at A. Palmer's.
Sorghum molasses
at McGee & Moore.
OnoporjhUN onuinorntor fotiml eight lint
ties of Dr. MnrNlmllV llronnitlno, thi g
Iilonri Mfxllolnu, itiul tic put It clown la Ills
ropnrts an Ainoilua'H ronto.st fifty-rout mod
Icliic. See tho ndvortispment of Dr
Chase's New Recipe Rook in this pa
per. Tt t.i the book for tho million, for
it contains information on every sub
ject. Its recipes avo reliable. No fam
ily can afford to bo without it, as it
i an bo bad for the low price of two
dollars.
Tho description of Dr. Marshall's
Rroinollno by a school boy is (rood. He
-aid big, bijjger, beggest, and Fa got it
tor fifty cents.
Buy NfW Home sewing machines.
Light running and noiseless.
Stkvi:xm)x it Cuoss.
McGee & fare's
New store at Calvert
is now open with a
lull line of all kinds
of goods. Call in and
see them.
McG.be & Mooue,
Calvert, Neb.
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Our Ticket.
It H a ureat pleasure to speak of "our
candidates" when we can do so with
out having tho dish highly seasoned
with crow. We can do so at this time.
In fact, there is not a particle of crow
in ours. The candidates nominated
are all our personal and political
friends. We can conscientiously and
truthfully say coinmondablr things of
all of them, and recommend them for
llio suffrage of tho voters of Nemaha
county. The people of Nemaha county
want olllcials who are honest, sober,
competent; who will execute tho laws
and discharge their duties impartially,
courtesly, and correctly. Of such men
consists the ticket that wo now briefly
allude to in detail.
.1. r. norsriKU),
candidate for County Treasurer, has
ltt'cn a resident of the county for many
years. His business being such as to
bring him into acquaintanceship with
the farmers, he is well known in nearly
every part of the county. This knowl
edge, in connection with his courteous
Ileal menl of, and fair dealing with his
customers, is no doubt the principal
reason why he was nominated with so
little dilliculty over other good men
who sought tiie ollicp Mr. Ruusllcld is
strictly temperate, of gentlemanly de
meanor, successful in business -hut
the peoplo know him sufficiently well
without eulogy from any source, to
elect him by a rousing majority, hn
causo they have confidence that the
treasury in his hands will be safe.
int. s. w. M'nitKW,
Hip nominee for County Clerk, is also
an old settler, for many years a prac
ticing physician, has held other posi
tions of trust in the county, so that
probably no man in the county is bet
ter known. '1 hat he is favorably
known his nomination last Monday is
good evidence Tho peoplo know the
Dr. to be a quick business man. with
every qualification that an elllcient
county clerk must possess. There is
no question that he will be elected by
a big imijorllv. and bo tho right man iii
the right place.
.lOUX S. ST I'M.,
nominee for County Judge --nominated
for a third term, and without oppo
sitionby acclamation. What more
is there to say in his favor? Nothing
mute is necessary. That ho conducts
Hip oflice with the ability and con
science of an impartial judge is a fact;
one that the people know, and are satis
lied with, it is an oflice that requires
such an olllcor. No more could be ex
pected of any man no better qualifica
tions could any man biiug into it.
Some object to electing any man to a
third term. This objection may bu a
good one as to some ollices, we think
it is, but we do not deem the oflice of
County iludge one ot them, and for
these reasons: Ho docs not handle
public funds, it is not a' all remunera
tive, while it requires a man of ability
to discharge its duties as they should
be. Then when a competent man is
found lilted for the position, lie should
not be asked to stand aside simply be-
i cause he lias held it a term or two.
Nemaha county will probably never
have a better county judge than .Judge
stull.
JOHX (TU
the nominee for Sheriff, is not as well
known in tho county, probably, as some
of tlio other candidates, because ho
has never held an oflice of the county
nor in any maimer before sought one.
He did not go amongst the people seek
ing the nomination for sherill. He s
well known in the south part of C"
county, and it was his friends, wl",
Knowing his sterling qualifications for
the oflice, brought him out and secured
his nomination. When tho ballot that
nominate I him was announced, being
called, lie stood up beforo the conven
tion and said lie had made no effort to
get the nomination, that his friends
had brought him out, and that if elect
ed he would discharge Hie duties of the
olllco to the best of his ability. Tho
editor of this paper is well acquainted
with .John Culp, his daily walk, his
business, his habits and his qualifica
tions; and what we say of him may
be depended on as true. I Io is a car
penter b trade; for several years has
been a strictly temperate man, is an
acceptable and consistent member f
tho Christian church, is industrious,
hardworking, scrupulously honest, and
has tho respect and confidence, of his
neighbors, 'l are particular in say
ing what we do here, to brand as erron
eous some things we hao heard as
inning been said detrimental to his
character. John Culp, like thoiunnds
of others, when he was a young man
was wild and sometimes drank to ax
cess; but long ago ho refornuM, and is
l-day a christian gentleman, that soma
who speak evil of him would do well, to
imitate. Strong, brave, humane, he is
just the man for sheriff; and in the
dischurgo of its duties the ppnple. will
have an olllcer fearless, faithful, im
partial, and never bo found pack
ing juries in the interest of criminals
and law breakers. Now if any one
who reads the above is not yet satis
lied, regarding the character of the
Republican nominee for shoriff, let
thorn go down to Aspiuwall or Nemaha
City, wliero he now resides, and satisfy
themselves of tho truth or falsity of
what wo have bore said, and vouch
for.
V. I'. ll!AI50DV,
nominated to All tho vacancy in tho
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ocerics
P'four, of ft ft Clrftflcs. '
SelecteJ Teas, Pure Coffee and
Spices,
Choice Syrups ami Molasses, i
Di'lcU mill ('nntuMt l-'rtilfn In Vitrlcty,
Glass anil Queensware,
A No. a complete stuck of r'''rv uinl
Tohii.it,. and a full stock m Candies at
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legislature caused by the death of Mv,
Schick, is a lariner of Aspiuwall pre
cinct, lie has more than an aver.igp
education, is a Hcpnbhi an, always true
to the party and its nominees; and in
every way merits tho cunlial and undi
vided sup'nort of the paity.
.1. H. I'OIILMA.V,
County Commissioner for the third
district, noniinalPtl for re-election, is
recognized as a careful and ptUclcnt ofll
cial. lCver having the interests of the
lax-payers and the good of the county
in view, his past term lias been one of
economy and good faith : thus meriting
the indorsement of his parly, and every
ta--payer,atthp ballot lu. That ho will
be indorsed by a. largo majority we
have no doubt.
mui. KI.J.A T. srnu'K,
placed on the ticket forMttimrintendpiit
of schools, by unanimous consent of
the convention, is a lady of rpllnenipiit
mid education, and ilouhtlcss possess
ing ONPctivp ability sutllclent loaiuplj
qualify lier for tbui)sition. She Is the
widow" of thp lato Ifn. T. L. Schick,
which fact, out of rchpet't to his memo
ry and a ircucral inclination toa-.i 4 hih
wii'",w and in i children, in connection
with her conceded qualifications, will
insure her the oflice, and, wo presume,
without an opposing candidate. We
may add, that Mrs. X. has had, we tire
informed, considerable experience as a
school teacher, which will be to her ad
vantage in the discharge of the duties
of .superintendent.
HON. OHO. 11. SHOOK.
nominated for Surveyor, has been serv
ing in that' capacity for nearly two
years, and is said to have arl tn univer
sal satisfaction. His qualifications cm
not be doubted, as he is especially edu
cated for I'm; business. Of course lie
will be elected. It Is due Mr. Shook to
say that he was not at the convention,
that it was not known when ho was
nominated tliat he Would accept tho
place, but it is hoped ho will do so.
DIl. A. OPI'KllMAX,
of Sheridan, for Coroner, is precisely the
"ritiht man in the right place" a prac
ticing physician ami surgeon, centrally
located, wheie he may be easily rcachotl
now. or soon, by telegraph. A more
lltting selection could not have been
made. And the Dr.. it may bt added,
is a stanch Republican, a genial gputl
man, a capable, energetic business man.
and everybody ought to vote for him.
Tho wonlber on Thursday even
ing, last, was so very rainy and the
roads so muddy, tint it was near
ly impossible for any one who did not
have a sidewalk to their door, to get to
the opera house to attend theeoncert of
Miss Cora flutes. Quite a good sized
audience, however, assembled and en
joyed a couple of hours In listening to
most excellent Jnlruiiienlil ami vocal
music, by Miss dates and her class,
with some assistance. Those young
girls have extraonlinary talent for
manipulating the piano, or else Mies
( lutes bus a superior method and tact
in instructing ami advancing her
scholars. Possibly both. At any rate,
it is evident that Bruwnvillo is not go
ing to bo out of good singers or per
formers, when 'the old set disperses,
marries or moves away. On account
of the exceedingly bail weather, it was
announced that the programmo would
be repeated, on the following Suturda
evening; but when the hour for as
sembling came, it was raining again, so
I hat only a moderate aiidionce was out.
The programme wa repeat od.however,
with sonio addition-, in excellent style.
We hope Miss Cm a will not bo dis
couraged for the paitial failure, for a
cans imposiblo to foreauo or inert,
and that oro tho winter passes away
she win gtv another entortainment in 1
music or opera at Marsh Opera House.
Tho best cook stove, with the
latest Improvements, you can buy of
Stevenson & Cross.
HUuntN SM'oss Drill, tho !osl
for wile by Bavlo! 1,'siisipbcll.
SulKy riov,s.
the best made for tho least money I5y
Thos. Richards.
Jfyour heiut when, ru nvo Ustlosu and
wonrj, you tuotuit of humor nntj cross as a
bonr. ft Is high tiin you wero buying a Uol
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LOOAL PERSONALS,
Miss Fannie Arnold has gone to
Omaha It) take charge of a class In in
strumental ami ocal muslo,
Miss Cora Ontes has received
petitions from the lovers of good music
at TcciiMiseh anil Calvert to give con
certs In those towns.
Hon. Church IIowp was in the
city Tuesday, and went to Lincoln
Wednesday morning to attoud tlu
Stale convention.
m Wm. RoshpII and wilo nun Altss
Annie Merger returned from their
visit to Allentown, New Jersey, last
week.
-Thou. I). Shorts is visiting in
Hrowuvllle. lie, also, has had enough
of Texas.
Mrs. Lewis Hill is visiting in
Tippecanoe City, Ohio.
- Mrs. Ca.nt. l'ohick returned Tues
day from a visit to Illinois.
-- Mr.and Mrs. Coddlngton returned
froln ti visit to Illinois, Tuesday.
- A telegram received announces
the death, at Metcersburg, I'enn., of
Mrs. KUen .1. McXanghton, the mother
of J. ('. MeXuughton, and the oul) sis
ter of .John L. Carson, of this city,
. --,1. 15. Fisher, delegate from As
piuwall precinct, went to Lincoln to
attend the Mate convention, udneii
day. The convention last Monday
ought to bo very satisfactory to the
people, as tt) Us results mid the way it
was conducted. There were very
little of the factional about it very
little chance Jur any factional tights,
because the people determining to do
some things, elected delegates who
would carry out their wishes, and they
went to work ami did it, regardless of
factions and rings, "set up pins" and
"cut ami dry jobs" were swept away as
if by a cyclone, each balloting was a
thunder clap to the unsuspecting, con
fident "Sot down on." Kach result was
very decisive -no chance to "squeal."
The people did it. No convention ever
before held in Nemaha county hat buou
so nearly run by the people. That's
the wav it always ought to bu done.
Now let the people work for indorse
ment, vote the ticket, and elect it over
whelmingly, See the tinsel clolli and
trimmings al J. L. Mo
Gee's. Tho Union Hotel.
Is growing in public favor. Com
mercial men mo learning that at the
Union is the best place to stop for good
fare and cordial accommodations. The
increasing custom and demand for first
class fare, has made it necessary for the
ruion to lake an up grade step. It
has lecently been refurnished and
othetwiso improved. Rest table, best
betls, best everything, and only a.un a
day.
The best Kin coffee in the
market to be found al J. L.
McGee's.
Attendance ut the (Jreat Keokuk
Mercantile College will run ovei
two thousand students this season.
Young men should address Prof. Mil
ler, Keokuk. Iowa, for eirculurs aiil
specimens.
Tho fresh and green rye patches
that nearly every farmer has, with
calves and pigs feeding thereon, are
good signs of thrift, Kvery farmer
should have a patch of rye,
See the advertisement in another
column and tho posters everywhere
at tick uniinn lots in Jlowe anil
Nixon's addition to Sheridan- -to be
sold at auction Thursday Oct. sutli
Goods roll in and oul
daily in largo quantities
al J. L. McGee's.
K. M. Lippitt with tho bpst vocal
ists of Rrownvlllo will appear before
the people, on Oct, IHlh, with a brii-
llant concert programmo.
ThiH is good weather fw "H- '
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shooting
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DliAKFS
GIAHT POST,
nO' to Tux B:i) cm.
As I wish to hand o or the lax books
to my successor free of delinquent tax,
I heipby givo notice that all delinquent
lax not paid by Oct. loth, will bo col
lected at once by process of law.
F.xumino your receipts and see if yon
are deliliquent. and if you are, coiiio at
once to the Treasurer's olllco andsultlo.
All delinquent real estate will bo
sold for tax on the llrst Monday in No-
ember next. Please take notice and
goein vourselves accordinglv. '
Hrownvlllu.Npb., Oct. Mb.
A. II. (ill.MOUK.
Treasurer:
We wero at tho convention, lultl
ran over to Calvort and took dlimor
with the Courier. We noticed that
Sheridan and Calvort aro recovering
from the off eels or I ho storm oarpon
lers are al work now building going
up both (owns growing probably
running a race.
The wife of Col. IViyd, a goverumont
employe at Washington, recently Cow
hided on the street a young woman,
also an einployp, while she was In com
pany with the Col. Mrs. 15. has a
notion that government employes aro
sometimes entirely "too thick." , ,
The finest, Una of Mens
and Boys etothing. out;
mats, etc., lode fan n,d ab 3
L. McGee's.
- The land or Ilown and Tixoil
being laid olf as an addition to Sheri
dan, is as prolly as , ever laid out of
doors.
The celebrated i'endcrsc
boot and shoo at, J. L. Ao
Gce's, x t
- Last Monday the weather- wsu
something like duly." ,But TudrfuVa
had a change- - rain ami cool.
ffats, caps, mildew, hnil
jackets, hoods, etc. Slacks
of thank at J, L. MoGee's.
-- If y"ou had been in tho city lnul
Saturday you would .have given it up
that Rrownvillo is anything but a dead
town.
Ca.simer as, Colloi hades ,att
cheap al J. L. J cGee's., ,
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- Tell your neighbors, who horXQ.W
Tiik Ai)VHimsi:it to call uiulHiibsciiiba
for if. Tell thorn it is only i5l.no a
j ear, always in advance. '
Tho lato fall and warm rains isi
making the little poach blown big one
Now com is selling to city b
at lo cents a bushel,
di i
For the largest lino
of Buck gloves and
mittens, call on Mo
Gee & Moore.
More hay put up in Nemaha
count) this year than over before.
Seo that your dues aro all right
before putting up heating stoves.
The boss ton r is made by
Ueiiru Skiff cr at Xfovwh
. wood's. Call for Qlold
i (Join.
Kverybody, with very few oxcop
lions, is well pleased with tho Kopubli
can nominees.
The Union Hotel is now n $8
day ho'tisobut it's a good. quo.
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