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About Nebraska advertiser. (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 10, 1881)
CimjUJWlMillJUIUHWAaVrKWlWJI.LIaillfllll Li.virimK!tnmuimmmraniaxainMuiiijam NEBRASKA ADVERTISER School books nt N'lckoll'rt. - Ityo bread, baked dally, ut Aaron I'alnior'H. For first cluss groceries call on T. I j. .Iono. -- School books, of every kind at NlokolPs (IrngHtoro. Want butter and cf,'K. III1mhL price paid by StovoiiHon fc CroHS. Kxtvn cojiicH of the Advisutibkil at A. W. Nickcirn. Now Hiipily of nice cakcH pics at Aaron I'almur'H. and Oilcloth, bniHHclH and houip car pet, by SlevciiHon & Cross. Newton and Studebakor wagons for sale by David Campbell. Berkshire hogs, highbred for sale by Stevenson & Cross Fresh Dread, pies and cakes at ways on hand at A. Palmer's. Hardware and groceries, large stock of each, by Stevenson & Cross. Dest bread in the city ut Aaron Palmer's and don't you forget it. The liight Dunning Now Victor Sewing Machine by Stoo son & Cross. Dr. Collins, Dentist, is absent from his olllce in Drowuvillw on Wednes days and Fridays only. The best cook stove, with the latest improvements, you can buy of Stevenson & Cross. For agood Cooking Stove with the most and host trimmings, call on Wil ling Dros. & .lordon. I). T. Smith will sell you u Piano or-Organ as cheap as the next one. Call and got prices. 17-tf A nice lino of guns just received -vat prices that will sell every time. .NTKVKNhON&CltOSH. Onto Wittomore's sowing mucliine emporium and grocery for anything yon want, ccap for cash. Dest bread in Drownvillo at the Dakery of Aaron Palmer always fresh and clean, (live him a trial. Stevenson & Cross carry a line of goods that no other houe in Nebraska carriesalways glad to see old custom ers and new, ami prices will bo found as low as goods can possibly bo sold. A good farm of too acres, fenced into lofucro lots, 120 underplow, -10 acres in pastire, good house, barn and grovo, well located In good neighbor hood for sale cheap by ,I.S. Srri.i,. Wo have just tecelved tho finest, bestand largest stock of heating stoves that was ever In ought to this country, at prices that will .sell them. Conic and make your selections early. STEV 1CNSON &CHOSS. On last Friday night Watson D. Smith'. Clerk of tho U. S. Courts, at Omaha, was found dead at the door of his ollice, on tho outside, on tho third lloor, in the government building. A pistol ball of largo size had crushed through; his head entering ut the left temple. Mr. Smith was assassinated without a doubt. At u citizens meet ing, in Omaha, where the people turn ed out en mass to express their sorrow and indignation, and to take immediate steps for tho speedy arrest and punish ment of tho murder or murderers, a subscription of 810,000 was raised in si anter. Tho Mayor was authorized by tho subscribers to offer a reward of $.", 000, which has been done. Other re wards for the detection and conviction of tho culprit has been ottered, to-wit: 8200 by the (iovernor of the State (limit of tlio law); 8200 by the Good Templars of Omaha, and 1500 by the "Liquor Dealers Union." Mr. Smith wattcluvk of the V. S. Courts for nearly fifteen years, and was as nearly a per fect gentleman and conscientious chris tian as mortal ever is. Tlio olfenso that led to his cowardly murder could scarce ly have been other than somothlng ho did in tho lino of his duty as a good citizen. His friends and tho people of Omaha generally believe his assassin was somo saloon keeper, as he was chairman of acommi'.teoof temperance mep charged with the duty of enforc ing tlio Slocumb liquor law. The life of Mr. Smith has been threatened fre quently by letter. Tho following written backward is a specimen: "Omaha. October 20, 12 m. "Hold before mirror. "You dirty little stinken white head ed s of a b , if you over intorfore with my business again I will cut your out as Hiiro as your name is shister. Vou dirty hipocrat. You aro a tool for a dirty sneak. T. A. Last week wo gave tho testimony elicited at the coroner's inquest o( tho cause of tho death of J. M. J'uullin, tho finding of tho jury, Dr. Andrews' opin ion in to tho cause of the death, etc. The death and inquest occurred Tues day afternoon and evening. The fol lowing from the Nemaha Tinun ex plains what additional measures were taken to ascertain tho cause of the death of Paulliu: Thursday forenoon n post mortem examination was hold on the body of tho deceased, by tho iollowing named physicians: Dr. A. Oppcrman, of Sheridan, Dr. C. F. Stewart und Dr. A. S. Holladay, of Drownvillo: Dr. Liv ingston, of Dorrington; Dr. D. Dell Andrews and Dr. .John Crlm, ol Molila lia City. Tho operation was performed by Dr. A. Oppcrman and Dr. Living ston, assisted by tho other physicians. They found as tho result of the investi gation that tho right chamber of tho heart was full of dark, thick blood, while In the left chamber of the heart tliero was hardly a drop of blood. It was decided that tho cause of the im mediate death of J. M. Paulliu, de ceased, was l-'mbolism or blood clot, which was in no way attributable to the administration of chloroform or tho amputation of the finger. That, witli everybody except the Ig noramuses, effectually settles the ques tion as to the cause of Paullin's death. The post mortem was called by Dr. Andrews, who had freely expressed his opinion as to the cause of the death, and tho result of thoseientillc examina tion proved that Dr. Andrews knew "what he was talking about." as some people seemed to doubt. It is also duo to Drs. Stewart and Holladay to say that their expressed opinions, prior to tho post mortem, agreed with Dr. An drews. Now is your chance to buy stoves, hardware, farm Implements, cheap. (Jo to Thos. Hichards' if you wish any goods in the line, at prices never be fore heard of, as he contemplates mov ing to Nemalia eentei, and wishes to reduce his stock in order to save freighting the goods and adding addi tional cost on thorn, will sell any goods in the line at figures which will pay any one to call and get tho benefit of this offer. Tims. Hiciiauds. Tho hermaphrodite up street thinks it was Dr. Andrews, of Nemaha City, who has been telling a few truths re garding its political rascality, in our columns. It doesn't make any difference however who "Justice" is. he tells the truth all the same, as we know beyond a doubt, and as others know. A gentle man alluding to Moore's attempted treachery, said, "1 know it's so it is money ho wants, g d damn him! -that's the way he does every election." Wo are not at liberty to give names and details at present, but may do so if wo deem it necessary. 'S We aro still making and helling our patent bed springs. They are superior o any bed spring made, und will lust u lifetime. D. K. DOUGLAS CO. SIMM) pur yt'tir ouu bo easily mudo itl homo working lor 10. (1. Hideout it Co., 10 Mitruliiy HliMil, Now York, hontl lor thoir cntiiloKiio niul lull particulars. 191 y l)r. MiiihIiuIi'hSvTup m ileus frloudri of tlio Kick, unit oniiiilos of other patent mcdlolnc. It ciiicm, niul cilliui'M do not nee tlio point? HrucKlbt Mill It. Purify tlio blood and iCKUluto tlio IiowoIh, If you would have health. Tluro n no iein ody eiiiutl to Prickly AmIi IllttniN for this pur poi.0. They not directly on tlio ockhuh con corned, koIiik to tlio Kent of iIIm-iim'h mid drlvlnu It from tho knIoiii. Nor do tlicj stop hero, Initrttrengthcii tho system, kIvIiii? It tono mid action, ronderliiK It much more citpabloof roNlHltui; all future uttivckn. Tlie boss jl our is made by Henry Shifter at Home wood's. Call, for Gold Coin. How to get Sick. Expiwe yourmUf day and nlKht, eat too iniichlwlthout exorcise; work to hard with out rent; doctor all tlio time; take all tho vtlo noBti uiiih advertised, and thou you will want to know How to Kot VToJI. Wltloli In answered In threo words Tako Hop lllttorh! Hoo another col urn. Call for Jloniewood's flour. Try it, and you'll use no other. "Wlno Is a mooltor, nnd strong drink lw raging." Tnko IMhoki.v Ann Dittkiin. It Is not a bovurago, hut a remedy for all 111 eiroots'of nn oxcoha of Intoxicating stimu lants. Don't taken drink before breakfast 'Just to wako yon up," because you fool so fttupld mid languid, You aro sure to fcol woiso assoon un the elt'eot wears off', Tnko a half wlno glasiof IMuokt.y Ami Hittkrs. It will brighten you up for tho whole duy. Grain. Highest market price paid by D. K. Douglas it Co. ronamnmu1, uumjjujuwuu uMjuaumagna Calvort wants a barber. -Sheridan has a temperance library hall. - Douglas. & Co. ure buying grain ut Calvert. Tho Union House is doing a rush ing busiuesu. Duy the Dain Wagon for service. STEVENSON fi. CllOSH. Drownvillo was tilled with people Saturday and our business men were happy. A postofllce has been established at divert, with Geo. W. Fairbrother. jr., postmaster. Rubber boots at McGee & Moore's. In It Possible. Thntiv romedy made of hiipIi common, Mm plo phuilmiH Hop, lluehu. Mandrake, Dan ilcluln, ,to make no many iviul Niich mar volutin unit wonderful eureHaH Hop littler do7 It miiMt l for w u d und yotini;, rich unci poor, Pastor mid Doctor, Lawyer and Editor, all tcltiry to luivliic been cured by them, wo must believe unci doubt no loiucur. Heo another column. i The best at "Regulator." bottom prices, by the Thos. Kiciiauds. Fur trimmings at Dolen's Agood DerK'sliirepig is a better investment than a wild town lot any time. For sale cheap by Stevenson & Cross. Fur en's. caps at Dol- For Ssilt; C'ltc:ii. A good road team, harness and bug gy. Tonics well matched und free drivers, l'crteetly sound and safe. C. II. Coi.UNS. Syrups by the keg at Dolen's, cheap. Tor Sale. A good second hand Hearse cheap not wishing to keep but one. STEVENhON & CltOsS. Cash Paid for Wheat. The liiyhext market trice paid for toorf irJteat at Glen Jioelt Mills. JO. 1IUDDA .'' cC CO. A lady, with whom we h.ivo no acquaintance, and know only by the reputation she is making in tho grand struggle for a real, instead of tin hon orary, citizenship for her sex. certainly comprehends the intent of the Auvkk tihku. In a card addressed to us she nays : Mit. Faiimiuotiikk, There have been some articles in your paper (editorials) that suited my ideas of the truth more nearly than anj thing I have found elsewhere. Your fear less advocacy of rhjlit is so rarely louml now in the nswspapors, that it makes it only the more valuable. Bor Groceries and I'rutliicv call on T. 5 Pcaton, corner ii und Haiti NtrcctN, nl.so tlio ru iiowikmI Wliltc Scwluu Ma chine for sul. 21w3 A man recently wont to the white house, Washington, and declaring he had papers from God to show that he was resident, demanded immedi ate possession of tlio premises. "With out looking at his documents the keep ers placed the demented wietcli under arrest after a severe struggle. Secretary Hluino snjs the interview attributed to him and published a few days ago about the Cabinet was bogus from top to bottom. fnhr Ocian. A man named Chas. 1 louden, of St. Clair county, Michigan, recently cut tho throat of his'two-year old child, with a razor, and then killed himself in tho same way. Tho lesson is contained in the fact that ho was "partially insane, but considered harmless.'' floorgo Daubner, of WaukeBha coun ty, Wisconsin, rooeived a largo sum of money from the government as pen sion pay, and is now hold for trial on tlio chargo of defrauding tho govern ment iu tho matter. Confederate bonds, worth $2 a thou sand last week, havo takon a drop, down to St.r.O. That's an exceedingly thin speculation. ? MS Tho Inter Oram long contended that all tho silver that could be carried could readily bo utilized as active currency if put in the form of silver certificates. It repeatedly rocommended this plan to the Secretary of tho Treasury, and finally received a letter from Mr. Sher man, in which ho commended tno Idea for the most part, and finally, through an act of Congress, was allowed to put it in operation. The result lias surpris ed oven the Treasury olllcials. There aro over 80(,0()0,000 of these certificates outstanding and daily omploycd m tlio business of tho country, and so great has been the demund for them that but 248,000 Hllvor dollars remain in tho Treasury that aro not represented by outstanding certificates. Tho only ob jection to silver in largo quantities is its bulk, and when this Is ovorcomo by paper representing it all objection ceases, and it becomes as popular as greenbacks. Inter Ocean. Johnny Zince, of Chicago, has sued Louisa Frenzel, of Indianapolis, for breach of promise of marriage. John ny's damages aro 810,000. He was en gaged to Louisa for two years, but a few weeks ago Louisa refused to fulfill the contract. Ex. "Wo do not see why Johnny may not be in the right, because wo can not see why a woman should not bo held amen able for her promise to the same ex tent that men are. Dolieving in "wo man's rights," and woman suffrage wo must object to her trilling with a man's "heart strings," without a compensa ting penalty. The good timo is now about here, that what is sauce for gander must be sauce for the goose. Horse b 1 a n k e t s, cheap, at Dolcris. Husking gloves at McGcc & Moore's. Buckwheat at Dol n's. Notico of tho Incorporation of tlio Cai-80ii Land Compnny. Notice th Hereby Kiven that a corporation hut been duly created, formed and organized, 1. The mono of nld corporation Is tho Carson Land Company 'I. Mho principal place of tratiKoctl ti Hh IiiikIiicss 1h al'CaiHon, Nemaha County, No braHka. !!. Tho general naturo of tho biiHlncn to ho traiiHactod 1h the purchase and mile of real eHtiito, tho layliiK out ami platting or towns nnd villages, making ImprovomcntH and niich othor iriiiiHiiellons aw nro auxllllary to tho ubovo general objects. -I. Tho amount of capital stock authorized Is tlility thousand dollars of which sixteen thousand dollars has been subscribed nnd paid up In full, mid tha halnucu shall ho paid for as hiitiKcrlbed from tlmo to Unions the corporation shall Ijmio stock, und put smne on miulu't, nnd at. such times and on such condition us shall by the corporation bo pro scribed. fj. The tlmo of conmencomont of thn cor poration Is November 7, ISSI. and tho termi nation twenty ears thereafter. (1. Tho highest amount of Indebtedness or liability to which the corporation Is nt nny tlmo to subject Itself, Is ono thousand dol lars. 7. Thn affairs of the corporation nro to tio conducted by the following officers, to-wlt: President, Secretary and Treasurer. JNO. li. CAKSON, l're.Vt. A. It. Davisok, Sec y. lwl Tho rurrstnnd nesUIerilclnoeTFr mailed SAvpmlitnntton of Hniw. Itnrltn. Mnnrtrnkc, f ami Dandelion, wlUi ml tho ht, njcfuioi.t cur.'fi tlvor.ro pmica of all other Hitters makes tho prcat-1 un. i.iuuu j-urujcr, i.ncr Kccuintor. unit LUo anil Health llvstoiiuff Arci-ntcniarth, no oiraonn or iu nealtli pan possibly lone exist wncro Hon B.ttors oto umhI, eo vorlod and iwrtt-ct aro their oiwratlons. ' ThflTRlTfl new lift, nmt .Im.1. l. ., .-., ,. tlio bowcla or urinary orpann, or wl.o nviuiro on R Slum lnvnltift.1a .pi. ,.... .... . ' LI n Kflmiittprirh.,fcvnruiMn.M H .... ...... QiThatUioillEcasp or aliment In, u.o Hop liltv .3. HDon't Walt Until vntl urn c.lr . I.!f If rn.. 'nl. , .1 Kluilori:ii3orable,uso tho Itlttti-Mntouce, It may K f 500 will boynlit toracf thov will not euro or gliclj). 1)0 not iruffor nor let yourlVlcndaMUTtfr.bat Ilomorabor.IIornitterMisnovllpldru'roJ.drunk. en nostrum. Jwt t!io Vmvil a vl lk?t MrUIctao over mil? I, f?IA....a..i,,,.. .,..,. a W.wTrJ'LiT... "'""." ririia una jinpe." unci Get omo thl day, E253S Uop Cooon CVJUtUtho pwcetest, safest ana best. Ark Children. STho nor rADforKtounrh. Llveraml KUney Irtnrr. 1r.rVUm,ouici-s, furcuiyaUMrptloii. Ai k dru-fet. D.I.C.lsana'jaalntoaiidlmu'ftlblriurpfi.rdruidc ".ii-j, u 01 opium, to'ui'oo and ua tcut.cn iRflM 1 iIrusBl.li. I .,, Ilm.r. l tg. Co. Ilvt.t, r, N . V. K Sen.l for Circular. M A v& &o' r) l.ViJf., r.ni.i-ni 1TJ1'' I'f i m.'i r ,,,,J1 I r T'll . m if i'AIBS3 . nr". anl CIICr CiT W- n'r'.ciwr mUi-'forlil It U t) t,nt ' iMvaaio u dooe not rjntn, ut forniB n ItlKhly poKohf.d surfnon ovor tin cu!o,ro uiialnGC frlotlon n,)d ll(iluen'n.c the dratt. it trt tlio Qrtonpa.'C l- misd it carts no moro thnn Inferior brar.de, nm! orcv t'C wilt do tho work of two of nny ohi,r rtxto roni intvcto. It uuwcrj en lally w v ill f ti.1- rutcm, Mm Jurliif,Tirpiihiu;- wachlnit. Coiivl 1miUw, Carnage. llanrii, i tr rtc, U r W aeoM1. it Is CUARANTESD tpcontisln rQfJyroloum. For wale liy all nrt-clH dwa. 12T Our r'ff Cyclopia,) c. Tiingi H'orrA Xnovtng niallad free. MICA MANUFAC7URIHQ CO. 31 Mlchlnan Avaruit. Chicago, lljlnol. RUPTURE 11 K TUIUUPH TKUU CO. ours Itupta U fron nn , and will pay H. for Bdptur thr not mire. Bind c, for Hok .. PR- ' " H BUItNHAU. 0l 0't, 44 Uowxy, N. Y , or Hotk 1W Ul, aHwiviiiuift, i -., a 09 ovrv. WASMTEri A eeP",n' l.lnM wtninetrh ... , T. ""fc COU1.I; III Hie L ! to it,. 't,,lu,.,.m 0f -lug, uru'hnlii I, iit.'niHon loiucli lucn, h.UhooJ rirurcuvci, v furi.lt, il,e mint It,, AdJmi I.N rtll VI 10ML llll. tO, Uo uJiat. U ".Mc &faW$X m r n.'iM-jot. jti m ij ift - . n- fi C& i5 W "W5dl& lkVL V-ciJ' u NEMAHA CITY .j. 15. xwsh:h7 LIVERY AND FEED STABLE. Good hiiKKlcH nnd homos, ctmrKo roiu onablo. Ilot;of euro tnlton of trntiHlont Block. BOOTS, SHOES, AND HARNESS. Mmle nnd ropulretl hk well h cftii bo done Hiiywhcro, ou Htiort notico, nnd VERY UEASONABLE TERMS. i'fey KteXj. LEVI JOHNSON, PROPRIETOR. NEMAHA CITY NEB., Contrully locittod; Good fnre, nnd tin trou ble Mmreil to ntnko KUoutH cotntortnblo. Good burn for homos nnd Charges JicttHonable. rfts-y ATTENTION, FARMERS! For your AKrlcnlttirnl Iinploirioiitg, goto DAVID A. MORTON. Farm nnd .Spring Wnnim, Hullty llor Htlrrlnx 1'lows, Uom i'lantorM, HnrrowH HonpoM, MnwnrK, Ciittlvntnra, Corn UliollcrH und tho Homo ToiikuoIosh Cultivator. JOHN S. MINICK, Oeneral EVierchandise. Itfomaha City, "Nob. B.BELL ANDREWS, M.D., Physician $ Stirceon, Noiuaha City, Nolu-ftnka. Calls in the Country Promptly Attend ed, day or night. QI'ECIAIj ATTENTION Klven to Mirlcn O dl5ciiHos of women mid HtirKlcnl dlsciists of tho rye. tt.B-1'utIontn from abroad oan bo furnished wlm ploiisunt rooinu and aecommodatloim. IVoticc for Tax D:cd. To J. K. Ullory : Vou aro horoby noilltrd that tho lollowltiK roal estate to wit: Lotn ono(l), two (2), and threo 1.8), In bloolq(ll). In ihecltj of Brownvllle, Nemalia cottftly, No brnska, taxed .n tho name of J. JC. Ullory and Mold at private nalo on thn lllth of ,lan uary. 188(i lor tho deUntiueiit taxo.i of lbO,', to lh78 lliuluslvo. Illltoillltlrilf to S17.U.I. anil tl.nt tho lime of redeinpilon ot nald properly wlll expire February Zith, V1. Ui:u. UILhAUI). Iw3 Owner of Tax Certllieate. Per OsiioitN & Tayi.ou, Atly'H. , STATKOFJACOHDUHTIN, DliCEASKI). 1 In t be County Com tot Nemaha County NebniHlvH. In tho matter of allowing the tlnal admlnlHtratlon neeount of lliiiun O. Mliiluk.admlnlhtriilor ol the estate o .laeob DiiHtln, lUeensed. Notice lu hereby ulven that November 28tli, A. 1. 1681. at 10 o'clock iv. in., at the ntlloeof tlio County .ludjjo or Ne maha County Ni liinbkn, in Hrownvllle, Ne bruHka, lias heen llxed hy the court as tho llinoand jilnrij lor exivinliiliiK niul allowing rald ncooiini, when and whole all pcrnotiH lntereHted may appear and contest Hie hiime. 'wl JOHN.S.STULL, Hated October i!8, 1881. County JudBo. IOOI) HARPER'S YOUNG PEOPLE. AX IM.l'STUATKIt MI:KKI,V...1 PAdKS. KUITKIJ i TO HOYS AND (Hltl.H OF FUOM SIX TOhlXTKKN YKAltS OFAOK. Vol. Ill commences Nov. 1, 1081. Now Ih the Time to Sulmcrllie. Tho Yoi-No 1'kovi.k lmR been nun tlin first R"r';",',,"2 VrJ.!""! "'"'climtlf.n.-A': y. Hi,ntn0Jr. tor njtttifHH. elPKiviiro of eiiKravliiB, mid con outs Ki-iifrullv. It Is iiiiNiiriwHsod hy my public -tlnn ol the klml yet brouglit to our not ce.-7W- bwnh Oturtle. ItH weekly visits nr eaKPrly looked lor. not onlv h tho rtitldren. butnlioby pnrenli who are ivnxloiis to provlrlo pure lllornturo for their Klrls and hoys -htrhttnn Advocate. Huiralo, N. y. A weekly paper for children which parents need not fear to let thoir children read at tho futnlly llreslrto -Jlnrtortl Dttily Times. Jum tho pnper to toko the eyo nnd secure the at tontloiioftho hoys and Klrl.-,S))tOiry(t Union. IIAUPnit'S YOITNO,, 1'KOPIiB.U, ,,, 1'or A ear, 1'oHtnuc I'reimlil, 3I.S0. Bin Kin Numbers Four C outs pneh. lleinlttances should ho moflo hy Post-OIllce Monij Onlcror Drift, to avoid clmncooflois. Af-ii"t))d)Ti are ml to com thtt advertisement trUhaui the tx,rii order ot Haui-ku &ZItyw Address llAIU'EH ,t HllOTIIKHS . Nkw Youk. Mothorsnoed not bo keptnwnko nluhlnby thoInceSHnntcotiKhliiKof thoir children, if they hnvo Hr. Mar.hnll's Lun Syrup nt hand and Klvo ono :or two done Inihonion. !L nly lwt'nt''flvo ftl fty eenlH. 'Me finest line of Mens and Boys clothing, over coats, etc., to be found at J. L. McGee' s. .., ,."'""1i,"in'o in which it Nicfin y nd-J'UV.V'.'i'- l"lnol'- ',f iipjilaiitliiK tho vicious pa pers for the jouhk ultb u nniier more attractive. llll WOll 118 IllOrO W III PSOFtlP fin. In,. Tn. ,...., ' DAVID.tArJDRETH&SOMS. PHUA. 4
