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About Nebraska advertiser. (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 2, 1882)
i l NEBRASKA ADVERTISER -Frcah seeds at Nlckell's. A, "W. Nickell, reliablo nowidcalcr. -Table and pookot cutlery at T. L. Jones. ; ;Nowton and Sludobaker wagons 'for Halo by David Campbell. Dr. Jnques' Gorman Worm Cakes stand anrlvaled as n worm medicine. Olve tbora trial, Sold by nil Druggist. . ' i School books and all miscellan eous books at Nickell's drugstore. Want butter and eggs. Highest Irico paid by Stevenson & Cross. Buy the Bain Wagon for sorvioe. Stkvknson & Cxom. Best broad in tho city at Aaron Palmer's and don't you forget it. Wall paper, window shades and all kinds of curtain fixtures at Nickell's. An X on your paper, or tho wrap per, moans, "X'lease pay your subscrip tion." Buy New Homo sowing mnehinos. Light running and noiseless Stkven.son & Cuosh. White Sowing Machine is the best Corner Oth and Main. T. F. Skaton. The host cook stove, with the latosHmprovements, you can buy of .ftevonaon & Cross. Corn, corn meal, (lour, bran, hay, and wood for sale at Heaves', opposito OTelt's livery stable. Scrub hogs and high priced corn will break any farmer up. Buy a good Borkshiro of Stevonson A Cross. Best bread in Brownvillo at the Uakery of Aaron Palmer always fresh and clean. Qive him a trial. Everybody in this city received tho now of the verdict of the jury in thoGuitcau trial, with much pleasure. Clocks, Watches, Jewelry, and Silverware, cheaper than tho cheapest, by Joseph Schutz. Call and bo con vinced. "Tho Holdrege" is tho name of tho new hotol in Calvert. It is named for the General Superintendent of the B. & M. railroad. Do you need a cook stove. Call oirus and wn will sell you one trimmed out in first class style, and at a very low price. Stkvenbon Cnoss. N,, Unole Barn's uervo nd bone liniment Is most efficient In rhofttnattsra, bruises, burns scratches and many otber Ills Incident to man and bcatt, Sold by druggists. The net proceeds of tiio supper for the bonoflt of the M. E. Church last week was 8123. A large company was present and enjoyed tho supper. G. W. Fairbrother, jr., of Calvert, advertises his Brownville property for al. It consists of a moderately good house of five rooms and three choice lots. Another largo invoice of NewVic tor Sowing machines, warranted a first Uss machine in every respect. Do sot buy one until you examine tho Victor. Stbvbnsoh a Crom. It will be borne in mind that Thursday 16th Inst, tho county com missioner will meet to hear and de termine tho question of the withdrawal of the railroad suit, and tho other mat ters involved therein. Gov. Hoyt, Pa., has issued doath warrants for Frank and Henry Bum bergor, of Duphin county; James Nev ling, of Clearfield county; Frank Small, of Alleghany county; Joseph Allison, of Indiana county, and Jona than Meyer, of Snyder county, and a fixed tho 24th of March for their exe cution. Eighty-four hogs averaging 395 pounds wero received at this place last Thursday by B. M. Bailey, of Brown ville. This in probably the finest lot of porkers ever shipped from this oounty. They were so fat that the boys wore obliged to make them squeal in order to find out wjtich end tho head was on. Faotl Calvert Courier. Tho prevailing opinion is that not withstanding the presence of Mr. Fre linghuysen, there exists a very largo vacancy in the placo ocoupled by James G. Blain. Blair Pilot. 0, yei arid it looks now as if the United States would not pick a quar rel with England, and the balance of tho world. Chas. Leo has purchased Berlin's barber shop and has moved It across tho street into one of the rooms formerly occupied by Whlttemore. He will add a bath room and other im provements, making tho shop the finest in this section of tho State, and as Charlio is a first-class workman and will have only first-class assistants, that is tho place you want to go to for x good shave, hair cut, shampoo, or a hot or cold bath. Remember the placo south side of Main street, opposito the postofllca. LOCAL PERfiOBTALB. Ted. Huddart took his family to Calvert Friday last. Andy Borger arrived homo Thurs day, evening on a viuit. G. W. Bratton, this city, will here aftor road Thk Advkktmkr. Wo return thanks to Phil Crother, of Nemaha City, for favora received. Mr. Bishop, an attache of tho St. Joe OazttU called on Browuvillo ladt week. llegont J. L. Carson, this city, at tended a meeting of tho board of Re gents at Lincoln last week. Tub ADVtfKTisutt's old Democratic friend, A. J. Richardson, mado it his annual visit Wednesday, and paid hid subscription for tho 25th time. Hen. Nepher, jr., of Council Bluffs, came down Thursday last on a visit to relatives- and friends. He added his namo to our subscription list. Ted Huddart sold his Lincoln Sprinkling outfit to Win. Burger and Joyce. Ted got 40 acros of tho Pavey farm, in Bedford precinct. Mr. Wm. Burger Went up to Lincoln last weeK toseo about sprink ling the streets of that city next sum mer. Business men of the city gavo much encouragoment. Wo had the pleasure of meeting B. A. Stewart of Benton in our city last Thursday. The "Gov." is one of tho solid men of that locality: not only a good farmor, but is a success witli tine blooded cattle. Goorgo Berlin, tho barber, sold off his household goods at auction, Satur day last. He loaves us, permanently, for a home in Illinois, whore his in terests aro at present. George's going is universally regretted, for he is a good citizen, a gentleman and run tho most complete tonsorial establishment evor set up in Brownvillo. Ho and his es timable family have our best wishes. Groundhog day, exactly one month from to-day. Grand Island has a Building and Loan Association. Saner Kraut, direct from Germany, at Judkins, Hard war o and groceries, large stock of each, by Stevenson & Cross. For tittle Cheap. A good pair of ponies, wagon and harness by Mrs. E. Palmer, Brownvillo. Overcoats and Clothing, very cheap, at J, L. Mc- Gee'tt. Dick Hatchott has quit tho restaur ant. ltiialnfq. nml Orimmnr him tnovi'ri his meat shop into tho building occu pied by him. There will be a grand Washington ball at the Marsh Opera house 22d inst. Tub Advkhtiskii is printing tho pro gramme and cards. The Missouri Pacific railroad was finished to Church Howe's "Walnut Grove Farm" 24th. Will reach Sheri dan within a few days. New Howe and Victor Sewing Machines, the best, none better, light running and noiseless. Stevenson & Cnoss. Rock Port's proposition to build a now court house, taking a two-thirds vote to carry it, lacked about 00 votes of a success. Tho election occurred 81st ult. Wanted, a, Cook. The undesigned wants a first class cook, for the Calvert hotel, and is wil ling to pay first class wages. Apply without delay to E. Huddart, at Brownville or Calvert. -Some snoak thief stolo about ten bushels of corn from the transfor corn crib, Wednosday night last week. The thief will find the place a very un healthy one if Low. Keel catches him there. Friday night about olevon o'clock, a pretty good seized dry blizzard struck this locality, and the thermometer dropped about twenty degrees, down to zero by morning. Saturday morn ing was the ooldost of the winter, so far. The Omaha Weekly Repub lican. Second grand antiual distribution of premiums, April 8th, 1883. No post ponement. Full list. $30,000. First four premiums, value $1.0fl0. First premium, $850. A 72-column, 12 page paper overy week for $1.80 per year, and every subscriber receives a premium. Sample copies sent free. Write on a postal card for one, Address and make all remittances to The Republican, Omaha Neb. aMweow lie Mre Harst Time.. If you will stop spending so much on fine clothes, rich food and style, buy good, healthy food, cheaper and better clothing; got more real and substantial things of life every way, and especially stop tho foolish habit of employing ex pensive, quack dootor or using so much of tho vilo humbug1 medicine that does you only harm, but put your trust in that simple, pure remedy. Hop Bitters; that euros always at a trifling cost, and you will see good times and have good health. See another column. For a Cook Stove, Go to Stevenson $ Cross. For tho Best Sowing Machine, Go to Stevenson $ Cross. For your Furnituro, do to Stevejison $ Cross, For your Hardware, Go to Stevenson J- Cross. For a Collin, Go to Stevenson Cross, For your Groceries, Go to Stevenson Cross. For your Nails, Go to Stevenson Cross, For Anything, Go to Stevenson $ Cross, Who buy thoir goods in bulk from tho manufacturers and sell at the lowest profits. Quiteau On Wednesday 2ftth ult., tho Gnitoau trial, before Judgo Cox, came to a close. Tho Judgo at once delivered his chargo to the jury, which retired, and within ton minutes had agreed upon a verdict of murder in tho first degree. Tho do- fondant's lawyer having four days in which to filo a motion for a now trial. at onco gave uotico that ho would filo such a motion. The following from Washington indicatos what has been dono in the. matter up to this timo: MOTION FOK A NEW TKIAL. Washington, Jan. '28. In tho crim inal court this morning Mr. Scovillo stated that he would filo a specific bill of exception and make a motion for a now trial this afternoon, although urged by tho district attorney to fix next Tuesday for tho argument. Upon mo tion, Judgo Cox declined to fix a day at present. Mr. Scovillo 'filed in tho supremo court to-day papers for a now trial. Ihe papers filed in support of the mo tion alleged that newspapers wove found in the jury room, indiqiting that tho jury had been reading them, and also alleged nowly discovered evidence. Tho first point alleged as ground for a now trial is informality in the verdict, "Guilty is indicted." 2d. That the verdict does not specify on which count the defendant is guilty t and omitted es sential facts. JUL That tin trial ex tended over two tonus of the court. 4th. That tho court had no jurisdiction, fith. That tho court erroil in over ruling all prayers for instruction upon questions of law asked by the counsel for tho defense and in refusing to in struct the jury as defense suggested. Oth. That the court erred in oxcluding the proper evidenco offered by the de fense. 7th. The court erred in admit ting impropor evidenco from tho prose cution, 8th. That the court erred in commenting improperly on defendants conduct and in making an arrangement with thu district attorney to allow tho jury and the experts to obsorvo tho de fense. Oth. Tho misbehavior of tho jury in reading newspapers, loth. The discovery of new ovidonce. 1 lth. That the vordict was contrary to the evi denco. 12th. That the vordict was contrary to law. AFFIDAVITS. Guitoau's affidavit was filed in thesu preme court and alleged he is restrained of liberty. Tho affidavit of Fredorick II. Snyder alleges that he saw jurymen reading cortaln newspapers which cpn- tamed improper matter. ' Tho arguments on Scovillo's motion for a now trial will be heard Friday thin week. The jurors all declare they did not read 41 word in any newspaper during the entiro trial, and aro very in dignant over the charge, which will bo thoroughly investigated. All kinds of staple and fancy groceries at Judklns', The Union Hotel Is growing in public favor. Com mercial men aro learning that at the Union is tho best place to stop for good faro and cordial accommodations. The increasing custom and demand for first clasH faro, has mado itnocessaryforthe Union to tako an up grado stop. It has rocently - been refurnished and otherwise improved. Beet table, best bods, bBBt everything, and only 62.00 a day. The boat and most convenient Bamplo room in thooity is now con nootod. with tho houso. Crown Sewing Machine the best, kept by J. X. MoGce. iiimii n 1 ' ' OHllty or Wrong. Some people haro a fashion of con fusing excellent Teraedlos with tho large mass of "patent medicines," and in this they are guilty of a wrong. Thero are some advertised romedioa ful ly worth all that is asked for them, and one at least we know of Hop Hit ters. The writer has hud occasion to use the Bitters in just such a climate as wo hare most of the year In Bay City, and has always found them to be first-class and reliable, doing all that is claimed for thorn. Trihune. Bargains in all lines of winter goods at T. L, Mc-Gee?s- WILLING BROTHERS & JORDAN, DKAT.KIW IN Hardware, Tinware STOVES, Aiid everything usually kept in a first-class hardware store. Tin work of every description done promptly. Qrftnd and Petit Jurios. Tho following names were drawn for tho term of tho Nemaha county dis trict court commencing Tuesday, March 28th, 1882: PKTIT .H'llY. Thos F Burross, Wm Sutton, Jacob Snyder. Hiloy C Miller. A A Taylor, Henry Stiles, D 1 A Hogge, Frank Ste vens, George Crow, Goorgo Homowdod, Wm Graver, Thomas Self, G 11 Moore, Homy Daukenbrinck. John Bennett, John Q A Smith, liiloy A Brown, Jamos Stevenson, L Piper, Carl Al drich, John Kpler, John Kleckner, John Wilson, John Jones. OIIANI) JUIIV. Heck Mallbry, Harm Yelkon, A T P Thompson, Wm Edwards, Ellis Tuck er, Cyrus Kichurdson, Stephen Cross, Wm Daily, A J ' ltlttor, jr., Amos Hutchinson, Josoph Huntington, Al bert Howe. C Parker, Harvey Miller, Philip Crother. Peter Borlet. Decidedly DemortsVs Monthly is tho most admirable magizine of its kind in the world. Helng a publication of great utility in tho household, fur nishing as it does, valuable infarmation on all subjects connected with home, no family can very woll do without it. In every essential, it is a family maga zine, thoroughly tollable and compre hensive. Its stories are distinguished for literary merit; its poems are of more than average excellence; its sen sible talks to womon aro a distinctive feature; and the topic's of the month aio discussed ina'mannerboth suggest ive and interesting. Tho engravings alone are well worth the money paid for tho magazine (twenty-five cents). Tho January number is an oxcollent one, and contains an exhaustive article, fully illustrated, which will givo you valuablo help in decorating your home, other articles of superior merit, thus making one of tlw most attractive num bers of this admirablo magazine yot issued. List of -Lotto Remaining in the postolllce at Brown ville, Nebraska, for week onding Jan. 21st. 1822: Brown, L. II. Kitchen, Henry. Jack, Marion, POSTAL OAKD8. Coonger, Michael. Gage, Edwards. Jenkins, C. S. Kitchol, Sarah A. McDuffee, W.E. Hooper, li. u. Shriner, Lon. Persons calling for any of the abovo will please say advertised. Office hours 0 a.m. to 8 p. m. Sun days, from 1 to 2 p. 111. and 4 to 5 p. m. T. u, JiAOKEH, r, m, Frpoanl8 for W4. Sealed proposals will bo reoeived un t.n Fob. iftth. 1882. by Brownvillo school district (No. 84) for fifty cords of green woou. umuvm numi mwo kind of wood, and tho number of cords of each kind. Tho board roaerves tho right to rejoot any and all bids. By order of tho board. Gf-okok IX Carkvjoton, Jan. 81,188a. Director. Bohool Report, Pleasant Valley, district No. 83. Third month ending Jan. 27th. Num ber of pupils enrolled, 21; number per fect in both attendance and deport mont, 8, as follows: Holen Smith, Mat tio Jones, Mttie Clark, Davie Jones, Edith Clark, Allle Jones, Freddie San ders, Founcio Clark. Number perfect in either: . Kate Clark. Lee Clark, Lot tie Beatty. ltobt. Beatty, Nellie Plas ters, Mollio Clark, Hoi. Clark, Frank Jones, Jim. Banks, Clint Banks, Lee CJark. FI4OUHNOK Clauk, Teaoher. A Wmaa'i Experience, Mothers and daughters should fee alarmed when weariness constantly op presses thorn. "If I am fretful from exhaustion of vital powers and the color is fading from my faco. Parkor s Ginger Tonlo gives quick relief. It builds me up and drives away pain with wonderful certainty." lluffalo lady, A, W, Nlokell.tho bopksoller. the initial chapters or The Aumirars toJK-E Ward, by Mrs. Alexander, one Ot tho been made bv said Zadna r. Thornton and 1 . ll..i .. M ,.. .1.... ., . 'iiliiiiliiu 'Ptwtvnf te 4. ailnnt e.lii trtl rtfit nn UrHl noveilHlS Ul tllU Uitr, itiiu uiuiiy P LIOAL ADVJCRTIIEMlUr-f. LIQAL NOTICE. John II. MoMnlnoj-You are hereby nott (ludttiaton tho 3d day or January. 1M, La villi J. MoMalns Mod Iter petition' In Mi Dlatrlct CoOrt In nd for Nenirtliu comity, Nebrtuikft, uriilmt 7011. Thrt ohjeol ft ml pmyerorBftla potltlon Uto pbtalu a deoref of dlvoroo from you for tho catun of you KroBHly, cruslly ana wantonly neglecting Mill refumnit to provlilo for hor, nultahU mnintcmnnco and mi p port. You will auawor nlri petition on or before the lath clay of Feb ruary, 1RM. v IjAVINA J. MoMAINB. LEGAL NOTICE. John W. Johnson ofTeic will tako notice that Kannlo K, Johnson of Ncniiihn oounty, Nebraska, did on tho lth day of January, A. 1). Wi, nin her pttlilon In the oftlou or tha Olork of tho District Court within and for the oounty of Nemaha, In said Hlato or No braska, iHtnlnst tho sal John W. Johnson, defendant, sotting forth thatnho has baen a resident of wild oounty for the ton years Inst pant; thnt about the lTlh day of AtiKUst, 1H7V, she was married to defendant; that nbe has conducted herseli toward defendant aa faithful wire; that about March I, IS8U, do rendaut was guilty of extreme orunlty to ward hor; that defendant hon vvor since Maroh 1. 1HHI, ijroMiy and wontonly refused and neglected to provide any maintenance for her, and praying that on the final hear ing of this cause she may bo divorced from dofoiidnnt, and tho said John W. Johnson Is notified that he Is required to appear and answer said potltlon on or before tho 9)th day of February, A, I). 1R83. Dated January 0, lHHi. FANNIE E. JOHNSON, nr her Att'y, J. 8. Htui.l. EBTATK OF UllItlHTIAN EUHIi. DK co'iiml. In tho County Court of Nema ha county, Nebraska. Notlco Is hereby giv en that February I lth, March 18th and Hep tembcrDlh, lUH'J, at 10 o'clook a. m.. of eaofc dny.-ut the office of tho County Judgo of No-' maha county. Neborawka, In Hrownvllle, Ne brwka, have been fixed by the court as the times and placo when and whoro all porsons who have claims and demands against sate dentaved oan have the samo examined, ad justed and allowed, all claims not presented at the hint mentioned date will bo forever barred, by order of tho court, Pated January I'JIth, 1RS1. l.w JOHN R. OTUMj, County Judge. LEGAL NOTIOST In tho County Oourt of Nemaha County, Nebraska. In the matter of the adoption of uiarenoo 1110,0 'mormon, a minor, ny y.aaoc that February Oth, ma, at 10 o'clock a. rn at tho office of tho oounty Judge of Nemaha ennnty, Nohranka, In Hrownvllle, Nebraska, has been fixed by tho oourt as the ttmo and place for tbo hearing of said matter, when and where all persons who may bo interested in said matter may appear and content the same. Dated January 0, 1882. JOHNS. STULL, Couuty Judge LEGAL NOTICE. In tho District. Court of Nemaha county,. Hiato of Nebraska. Mule J. Htlvorn, guardian 1 01 tne person ami ornate of Lints' 1). Btlvoru, ul Application to. minor, v. Llllle I). Silvers. Order to show oausn. Oil IRUUi It appearing from the petition In tbo above entitled cause that It would be beneficial to Huld ward that the lands In Iho petition de sorlbod should be sold as prayed In said pe tition. It is thereforo ordered that Bald do reudant and her next of kin nnd all persons Interested In said estate appear before the undersigned, Judge of said Court, at the nflloe of ho Clerk of tho Dlstrlot Court of Lancaster county, Nebraska, In Lincoln, In said oounty of Lancaster, on tho 4th day of February, A. I). 1883. at four eelock V. . -show cause. II any they have, why llocuaa should not bo granted saK guardian forth sale of said property described in said peti tion, to-wit i 'the eaat half and tfca orth west quarter of, the northwest quarter of see tloo hik (ft In township six (6), north of range fifteen U&) east. In Nemaha county. Nebraska, and that this order bo tmbUshod three succosbIvo weoks in tho Kekbasxa ADYXHTiaKII. January a, 1881 WW 8. n. POUND, Judgo. J. II. Hkoadt, Att'y for Vl'tT. LSQAL HOTICa. Nemaha oounty. Neb., Jan. 90. 1881. To RltnH Meltlokt Xou are hereby notified (hat the following desorlbed realeatato, vie; The north half of Iho northeast auarter.oon talnlug HO aoros, and also the eonthweet a. oar tor of the northeast quarter, containing AIX iai nil flat saaltnri fiM t aAfl f f k sW ttfl tit tl IV evevseg. nil iu nuMew iuwiiuvii -w t - four, north of range four teeu east, situated 1 In Nemaha, oounty, Nebraska, and taxed In tne name or Eiisa Memos, wa on tno iu day of November, l83, sold for the delin quent taxes, 1RT7, the eighty Mve tract for seven and 80-100 dollars, and also taxes paid by htm for tho years 1878, 1871). 180. 1881. Also on the forty aero traot the tuna of four and avlOOdollern and all the taxes ao crnUigthereeu to date. And, that the tlra for tne redemption or the said property above deeorlbee). from such tax aale, will expire at the end of throe months from the service of this notloe. JARV1H 8. OHUUOII. Owner of said certificates, by his agent. OsBQWeVTATia. rjegRMc if writr. Ladies who appreciate eleganoa and purity ar using Parker's Hair Baleam. It ia the beat article sold for mtorinf gray hair to its original color, beauty and luitre. 11 - - Chicago fall whtmt flour in barrels at J. Z. MoGeefs, IMSHTRD Ur H ..! twt rMI- 1 i.tuu ruunti iwki t4 saix. a 1 iPtmsWt. giriMr4e;.l-
