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CALVERT, : : NEBRASKA.
THURSDAY, MARCH 9, 1882.
LOCAL NKWS.
Fresh seeds at Nickell's Brown
villo. A. W. Nickoll, the bookseller.
lirownvillo. Look out for a large stock of spring
clothing at (Ino. llieuliera.
ALFALFAr everlasting clover
seod for sale by 13. OttenB.
Visit Dillon, Croau & Co.'s drug
store for low prices in everything.
Extra copies of the Advertiser for
ale at Dillon, Croan & Co's. drug store.
J. D, Croat: went to Atchison on
business for his house Wednesday.
Deeds, mortgages, bills of sale,
notes, and all legal blanks for sale at
X. The AnvKitTiSKit oflieo.
- Call at this ofttcu and examine our
specimens if job work, and prices, be
fore ordering elsewhere.
A Now Orleatifl paper speaks of a
popular genticman of that city as not
having an enemy in the world, lie
has killed all of them.
Finest groceries lire kept
by J, L. .) cGee, Brownville.
There are about twenty-five resi
dent and business houses now under
way of construction in Calvert and
Sheridanthe "center of Nemaha coun
ty" all around in the vicinity of the
Uruiiyer's itnagi nary soventy-iivo thous
and dollar court house. V-h-o-o-p-eol
and that will .boa rouser? But just as
like itR not tho tax-payurs can, and
will determine tho price of their court
house without the assistance of tin
(Jmiiyer.
All concede that J. L.
McGee, at Brownville, car
ries the best goods and,
largest stock in ike count.
There will bean institute held by
our county superintendent for tw ben
efit of the teachers of Nemaha county,
on tho I7tli and IStli of this month, at
Highland, district No. ia. A good
programme will bo arranged. Prof.
luKenzio will lecture Friday evening.
'jlrstf chick wishes all who can attend
to make an earnest effort to get there
in ft mo for tho Friday evening session.
Allattciidiug will bo untortained. All
tho parents and patrons of the schools
of Nemaha county are cordially invited
A to attend and see what is being done in
this direction.
Havcjast received, a, nice
line -of Spring and Sum
mer Clothing, which will be
sold very cheap.
J. L. McGee, Brownville.
. A. W. Nickell, the lirownvillo
Druggist, has just received an immense
Ktock of wall paper, tho most beautiful
patterns at V2l2 cents a bolt. Window
curtains all styles and kinds, and cur
tain rollers of msst every make. It is
astonishing how nice a room can be
made with so little money. Ho also
keeps a full line of books, both school
books, miscellaneous books, una blank
books, writing papers, all kinds and
riiy.es ; envelopes of every shade and
color. When you go to Hrow,nville do
not fail to call in atNickell's drug and
book store, and if ho has anything you
want, lie will sell it to you us low as
can be afforded and you can depend
upon the quality and of getting exactly
what you buy. AVo buy of Nickoll be
cause we find him reliable.
It is a well known fact
that no house undersells J.
L. McC ee, Brownville.
Shoridan Items,
Hess & Co. have their building near
ly ready to move into.
Jones & Rothel have their block of
two stores nearly enclosed.
Our now depot looks rather low as
seen from town, but when youoxamlne
it closely one of the most commodious
depot buildings in the westwaiting
room and office 10 feet in tho clear and
painted green and furnished in tho very
best style.
Shoridan postofllco is made a money
order office to date from July 1st.
It Is reported we aro to have a bank
in a short time.
Wnsley Dundashas a verv nice stock
of clothing, which ho sells iower than
any other house in tho county, Ho
buys from first hands; pays no rent or
clerk hire, and can afford better juices
to customers than those who have such
heavy expenses.
The firm of Dundas & Miller is to bo
dissolved, S. N. Miller continuing the
business.
J. A. Ligan has been doing a rushing
business for a short time, buving and
shipping hogs from Sheridan."
Grateful te Invalldw.
Floroston Cologne is grateful to in
valids, bcciiuso it is refreshing without
tho aickoning of most perfumes.
Every porson "who pays for tho
ADVKirnsnn a year in advance will
bo presented with a copy of Kendall's
"Treatise on the horse," -English or
German.
Tho Ill&hwte Hunk. .
Made from harmless materials, and
adapted to tho needs of fading ami fall
ing hair, Parker's Hair Rulsnm has
taken the highest rank as an elogant
and reliablo hair restorative.
Many persons will tako no medi
cine until prostrated on a bed of sick
ness. This is folly. Nature always
calls for assistance when needed to
throw off impurities. "With our habits
of life, it is necessary to render thin
assistance. Prickly Ash JJirrmis
will not force nature, but acts mildly
and renders tho assistance required.
Answer Tliln.
Did you over know any person to be
ill without inaction of tho Stomach,
Liver or Kidnoya. or did you over
know ono who was well when either
was obstructed or inactive: and did
you ever know or hear of any case of
the, kind that Hop Hitters would not
cure? Ask your neighbor this same
question.
Calvert Market.
Hog3 - - - 8r,7f0.2r
Cattle - - - - 2.00 2.75
Steers -. - - 4.50 6.00
Wheat - - - - 1.00
Corn 50
Butter' - - - aa
Eggs - - - 13
A Foolish IfllNtako.
Don't make tho mistako of confound
ing a remedy of merit with quack med
icines. Wo speak from experience
Avhen wo say that Parker's Ginger Ton
ic is a sterling health restorative which
will do all that is claimed for it. Wo
have used it ourselves with the hap
piest results for Rheumatism and
when worn out by overwork. Seo adv.
Times.
The Omaha Weekly Repub
lican. Second grand annual distribution of
premiums, April 8th, 1882. No post
ponement. Full list. $20,000. First
four premiums, value Sl.tltlO. First
premium, 8050. A 72-colmnn, 12 page
paper every week for $1.50 per ye.',
and ecoi'ii subscriber receives a premium.
Sample copies sent free. Write on a
postal card for otto. Address and make
all remittances to The Republican,
Omaha Nob. iJMweow
For Sale.
Ono good wheat drill.
One Excelsior Mower,
One Malta Cultivator,
Ono Wood wire Self binding harves
ter, almost new.
All of which will bo sold very cheap
for cash or on time, purchaser giving
note with approved security. For par
ticulars inquire at tho drug store of
Dillon) Croan & Co. J. D. Croan,
Calvert, Neb.
involution Notice.
Calvert, NEn., Feb. 0, 1882.
Notice is hereby given that the part
nership heretofore existing under the
firm name of Gilpin & Skillman is this
day dissolved by mutual consent.
C. F. Gilpin,
1. W. Skillman.
Mr. Gilpin retains possession of the
Ron-Ton, and expresses the determina
tion to make the best boarding house
and restaurant in this city. Go to the
Ron-Ton for a square meal, a good
smoke, or anything usually kept in a
first class restaurant and confection
store.
The Union Hotel,
BROWNVILLE,
Is growing in public favor. Com
mercial men aro learning that at the
Union is the best plaoo to stop for good
fare and cordial accommodations. The
increasing custom and demand for first
class faro, has made it necessary for the
Union to tako an up grade step. It
has recently been refurnished ,and
otherwise improved. Rest table, best
beds, best everything, and only 82.00 a
day. The best and most convenient
sample room in tho city is now con
nected with tho house.
NOTICE.
Peru, Nehr., Jan. 12. 1882.
Notice is hereby given that we, the
undersigned, liavo formed ti co-part
nership, for the purposo of engaging in
tho practice of Medicine and Obstetrics,
the co-partnership being limited to the
practice of the above named pre f ess
ions, and shall in no instanco be meant
to include the practice of Surgery.
J. F. Neal, M. D.
T. M. Hayden, M. D.
Cases in Surgery will bo attended to
by Dr. Hayden individually, and tjot us
a member of the foregoing co-part
nership. .
Snring Goods!
Spring Goods ! !
Spring Goods!!
m i
H. H. DOLEN
Has received his stock of Spring Goods
and all the? novelties in Ladies'
DRESS TRIMMINGS, and
NOTIONS. The larg
est line of Ladies
SHOES and SLIPPERS in
the county, 5000 yards of spring
prints just received. Everybody call at
DOLEN'S
On Business Centre, in Sheridan. The
largest room, the best lighted room
in the county. Call and see
TDOT-iJRJST.
New Store!
ZE3I A. IR 3D "W .A. IR, IE I
TIIE NEW FIRM OF
WILLSON & HARMON
ANNOUNCE TO TIBK
zens of Nemaha Coonty
Tlmt their Stock of Ilnrriwnre I. now on Hand, and Mint they are
Now Prepared to furnish anything la the line of
SHELF OR HEAVY HARDWARE,
At Price, that will Suit. Ueniein her that you 0nn et
Agricultural Implements
Farm Tools, Stovoa, Iron, Xnlln, Firearms, Ammunition, Ktc
In Connection with the Store. A No. I Workman In Charge. Ciiatom
work n Specialty.
CENTRAL AVENUE, SHERIDAN, NEBRASKA.
LIVERY !
Opposit Lumber Yard, Main St.
O-OOHD BIGS
AT
REASONABLE RATES.
Special Accommodations for
Commercial Men,
AND
Driver Furinshed
when desired.
Horses boarded by the day or week,
and Fanners' teams fed and cared So
at fair rates.
ATTENTION, FARMERS!
Zoryour Agricultural luiplatnontit, goto
DAVID A. MORTON,
Farm unit Hprlns W'iK'mim, Hulliy Plow
HtlrrlUK I'Iowm, tViru I'lunturn, Harrows
(toapeftt, Mowari, CultlvutorM, Corn Shelter
unit the How Tonituuluss (Julllvnior.J Z.
W.LO'PELT,
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New Goods!
Wm. MattlileRon. JI. It. Muttlilmoii.
Matthieson Bros.,
kl
it lacks u mis
AND
If AGON MAKERS
Calvert, Nebraska.
Horse Shoeing,
Plow Work,
General Repairing of
WAGONS
AND
FARM MACHINERY
UIVE US A CALL.
B. BELL ANDREWS, M. D.
Physician 8f Surgeon,
Nemaha City, Nebraalca.
Calls in the Country Promptly Atbnd
eil, day or niyht.
nPKOIAL ATrrwriO.V lron to uinclna
O illxoimcM of mmion and Hurlcul llacac
of tho cyr.
on-l'ntlt'iitt from nlirond oun bo furnlalird
wlili pltoinuiit roonu unit ocommrxlatlon.
VlxNT!Pr& x ",l',"1 t-Mlum in
1 "kl I UmMmf '! In lilt U.S. In till Ik
"ljeliftl l 1I..Jk. It mill uli" b ulxniluu.
laiutblut. wilhir.oj rtfiTtuot . (LM.Lk iLt i.ulfll r...
tU cm Itrm Ibtt will ln.urt -uiV.r nv,r fcUU mU
1 AUUrTkUNATlUIULl'I.Il.U.,UF i, t. U-U, Mi
Notice to Farmers
Tlio unrierfllgnod hits for nlo tho
NORWEGIAN PLOWS!
Hari'ows,
CULTIVATORS,
Woll known to tip tho licnt, vrhloh tio will
oil chi'iipor thnu tho chonpett.
Farmers, Coll and See.
B. 0TTENS.
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
LEGAL NOTICE.
Noniitliu comity, Noli., Jan. S3, 1882.
To Kllr.u Mntllulc You tun hurotiy notified
ttmt tho followliiK itoNorltied rent cxliito, vlr:
Tho north half of the not thonxt quartor, con
talnliiK W) nsrvN, and ulm thu Houtliwe-.t
((Hurler or tho northoaxt quarter, ooiitulnlni:
40 norcM, nil In tteotlon fourteen, township
tour, north of rniiKO fourleon ra-t. Minuted
In Noiiiahu county, NptiranUa, nnd taxed In
tho naino of KIirh Mclllclc, wn& on tho 4th
day of NovemlHT, IK7S, Hold for tho ilflln
quoin tnxon. IK77, tho elhty noro traot for
hovoii and IMlKlilolluni, iiuil uIho tnxon paid
ly him for thu y-nrn IS7H, IH70. IW0, IfWI.
AIho on tho forty iioro trncl tho mim of
four and 'l KK) dollars and nil thetxeHno
eruiiiK thoreitn to tin to. And that tho ttmo
for tho redemption of tho Haiti propert nhove
dencrllied, from micli'lnx wnlo, will expire on
ho2UlHlay of May. IhS'J.nt which time tho
undor-lKncd will apply for n tax deed.
JAUVI8H. CHUKCir,
Owner of unld oorilllcnU-H, hy htn iiKontn,
OMIOHN&TAY1.0II.
pAT OLINB,
r$L 00T AM) HIIOE MAKKK
0U8TOM WO KK tniwleto order, nml lltn nlwoy
urnnteu(t. llcimlrlnn neatly uud prninplly done
Shop, No, 27 MhIii ntrcul, llrownvllle.Ncti,
JOHN S. MINICK,
General
Merchandise.
Nemaha City. Nob.
BOOTS, SHOES,
AND HARNESS.
Mnde and repaired mm well an can do dona
nnywhere, on nhort notice, and
VEItY Il'JASONAfiLlJ TERMS.
GEO. R. SHOOK,
County Surveyor,
HILLSDALE, NEBRASKA.
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