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OLDEST PAPER IN THE STATE. J
CALVERT, NEBRASKA, THURSDAY, APRIL 20, 1882.
VOL, 26, NO. M.
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r H. HROADY,
1 Attortojr and Oanntelor at Law,
llrcmnrlllv.N.b
T S. STULL,
tl. ATTORNRVI AT liAW.
OMesof Count? Judge, Brownvlll., Nebraska.
A S. II OL LAD AY,
At Fhjrslatats, gorgse Obstatrlotaaw
Graduated to US1. t.oeated In Brown YlllelMI.
racs.ii Main .ireet, KrownYliie, mo.
B. F, WST, M. D
Physician and Surgeon,
Calvert. Naaraaksw
OFFICE. Nickelt A Shun.' Drug Store.
10. J. WOOD,
NOTARY PVBjLMC,
AND
INSURANCE AGENT,
CwlTert, KT?m
G. W. CORNELL,
JiTTOItJVJEY AT X.f If,
CALVERT. NEB.
OFFICE. One door North of the Nemah
County Dank. VUI practice in all the Courts
and attend to Collection.,
J. B. BURGER,
Carpenter & Builder,
Calvert, Nebraska,
Work Promptly attended to and Satisfaction
Guaranteed,
A. I.. FULTON, M.D.,
Physician and Surgeon,
'" CALVEUT, NEB.
OFFICE At Shurtz & SwrartV Drug Store
Fablinger Block.
RESIDENCE With E. D. Wert, on Nemaha
Street. ziyn
L. H. BATTLES,
Auctioneer.
ri'HOSK who are about to have ft sale will
I rtild It to their Interest to consult him.
Torms roniioHftble. Rosldenco In Hertford
prcolnct. , t " 27-iw8
J. M. FOWLER,
Justice of the Peace and
Real Estate Agent,
CALVERT, NEBRASKA.
tSTSpeciul attention given to collec
tions. Office for the present with
the Coifitiun. 27yl
Dr. A. Oppermann,
Physician and Surgeon,
Ha. been located in Nemaha County since
1868. Strict attention paid to all ACUTE and
CHRONIC DISEASES, Affliction, of the
Ear and Eye skillfully Treated,
Sm? Artificial eye. alway. on hand to
Suit any .Ize or color. Call, at
tended to day or night.
OFFICE Northwest corner Court and Second
Street..
RESIDENCE Southwest corner Main and ad
Street., SHERIDAN, NED. zoyi
THE
PARIS HOUSE.
CALVERT NEBRASKA
A, JEB. Paris, Prop,
This popular house has been recently
oponed, and travelers will And
overy appointment flrat-class.
MARLATT & KING,
DRALEHD IN
General Merchandise
Dry Goods, Qrocorlcti.Rendir Mads Clothing,
IlooU, Shoea.IIals, Caps, and a General As
sortment of Drugs and Patent Medicines.
Fenoo posts and wood always on hand for
sale.
S Highest prtoes paid for batter and
ag.
ASPIHWAIili, NEBRASKA.
i, A. Osborn,
NoTAST PoSttC.
G. W. Tnjloi
Osbobn & Taylor,
ATTORNEYS and
Counselors at Law.
Calvert and Brownville.
PRACTICE IN THE STATE AND FED
ERAL COURTS.
S.ecul attend, givea U c.llectl.nj in4 ..Is sf
:B,B?&HSWIt
Jacob Marohn,
tlrawntllle, Webrawka.
MERCHANT TAILOR,
and dsatsrla
t'lR.Kairll.h, French, Scotch and Faaf Clstn
Ys.ttasf Kte., KU.
Centra House
SIIEKIDAlf, NEM.
I. W. SKILLMAH, PROPRIETOR.
Best plaoQ in the city to get a square'
moal.
ESTABLISHED IK 1856
OLDEST
Real EslateAgencf
IN NEBRASKA.
William H.Hoover.
Does a genornl Ileal Estate Business. Bells
Lands on Commission, examines Titles,
makes Deeds, Mortgages, and all Instru
ments pertaining to tne transfer af Ileal Es
tate. Has a
Oomploto Abstraot of Titles
to all Real Estate In Nemab a County.
F. W. SAMJJKL80N, D. J. WOOD,
President. Cashier.
Nemaha County Bank,
C&lvert, Nebraska,
Does'! a General (Banking
Business
Particular Attention (liv
en Collections
Xoner Loaned on AroT
d Secuity.
Exchange on all parts of
V, S, and Europe,
Armstrong & Scott,
PROPMETOltS
LIVERY & FEED STABLE
Calvert, Nebraska,
GOOD RIGS AT REASONABLE
CHARGES.
SPECIAL ACCOMMODATIONS FOR
COMMERCIAL MEN.
Horses boarded by the day or week
and Farmers' teams fed and cared
for at Reasonable Rates.
1UTHORIZKD UY THE 0. S. aOVKKXMENT
First National Bank
or
BROWNVILLB
Paid-np Capital, $50,000
Ittthorixed 500,000
18 PKEPAKKDTO TRANHACT A
General Banking Eusines.
BUY A1TD 8KLL
00IN k 0UEEEN0Y DEAFTB
n all the principal cities oftbe
United States and Europe
MONEY LOANED
On approved security only. Tims Drafts dLcount
d, and special aooommoantlonsrrantMl to deposit
rs. Dealers la OOVKIINMKNT BONDS,
STATE, COUNTY k CITY SECURITIES
DBP08ITS
KeeelTed payableon demand. and INTJRRK8T a
owed on tlmesDrtlflcsteaordepo.lt,
DinKOTOnB.-'Wni.TTDMi. B. U. Ratley. M.A
Handler. Frank E. Johnson, X,utbr fioadley
Wm. Vral.her.
JOHIC L. CARSON,
A. R. DAVISON. CsthVr. . President.
J, C. McNatiqiitom, AMt'Oaahter.,
AGENTS.
W ANTES kf Omi td liau
(MM fMkl Hh m4 SIVt.. Mm
WMywK. JrUh1,...tL-,k.M.
Farms
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Farms,
Farms,
FOR SALE
,
40 acres,
80 acres,
80 acres,
160 acres,
1 60 acres,
160 acres,
320 acres,
280 acres,
320 acres,
NEofSE30513
40 acres.
SW305 13160
acres,
W S E 30 5 13
80 acres.
In 'Washington pre
cinct. S WNE35412
40 acres, in Benton
precinct.
Six Business
Lois in Calvert,
5 Residence
Lots in Calvert.
Business
AND
Residence
LOTS IN
Sheridan!
Church Howe & Son
SHERIDAN, NEB.
tybnisftu ivtrtiser.
. W. FAIMROTHWt 08., tnltUrt.
tJALVEUT. i : NEBRASKA.
Secretary Lincoln denies that he is
to reliovo Minister Lowell.
Road tbo bualnefls advertisements.
Th6y nil contain good newt lind true.
There will bo aK. P. and Odd Tel
lows lodges organized hero in a short
time.
Thero waa frost at Memphis Friday
night, but no damage was done to
fruit or cotton.
The Tennessee democratic Stute con
vention is called for Juno 20th, to nom
inate a candidato for governor.
1). J. Prlco, postmaster at Bay VIow,
Wis., failing to kill his wife, shot him
self dead. Drunkenness the cause.
Kelly, who was to havo boon hung
at Santa Foon Friday last, was respited
for the second time until the 10th lust
The Mississippi spring freshet has
rcachedftubuuuo, flooding tho lowlands
and likely to result in great loss of
property.
Tho largo houso of A. T. Stewart &
Co., Now York, Is about to close busi
ness, tho goods being advertised for
salo at attractive pricos.
Tho Canadian government has re
ceived a proposal from Capt. James B.
Eads for the construction of a service
able harbor at Toronto.
Three ringleaders of a gang of horso
thieves operating in seuthorA Missouri
were hunted down and strung up by
infuriated citizens the past week.
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' The Fargo delegation In Washington
is moving for the, division of Dakota
so that issue may not be complicated
with the admission
section as a State.
orVthe southern
II. Smith and Edward Fulsom, con
victed of the murder of Wm. Messongel
and John Stewart, in tho Choctaw na
tion, near Waldron, last August, have
been sentenced to ho hanged Juno 30th.
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Capt. Fugli, of llactno, Wisconsin,
was killed by Ilnrdy Clifford, a well
known Milwaukee gambler, and It is
probable that before this item gets bo
foro tho public the murderer will he
dangling at the end of a rope.
Ex-Governor Burbank, of Dakota,
who was robbed by the James gang
eight years ago of a gold watch and
chain and diamond pin worth 8000, has
received notice that his property has
been recovered and awaits his orders.
It is reported from Moscow that
eighty workmen omployed on the Usa
panski cathedral wero arrested in con
sequonco of tho discovery of a mine
under tho edifice in which the coremony
of the coronation of the czar was to
tako place.
At a meeting of tho republican na
tional committoo in Washington Satur
day, the sentiment of those present
unanimously favored the republicans
in tho south uniting with the liberal
democrats and working for a free bal
lot and fair count.
Mrs. Scoville's petition for tho ap
pointment of a conservator of tho es
tate of Gul tea u came up Saturday be
fore Judge Loomls In Chjcago. The
court refused to hear the petition, and
Mrs. Scovillo's attorney will nppoal tho
matter to tho supreme court.
Prof. Chittenden, who made the an
alysis of tho remains of Jennie E;
Cramor, furnishod his report to the
State authorities, but they refused to
make public tho result. Enough has
now been ascertained to warrant tho
positive statomont that more than
threo grains-of nrsonio wore found. In
tho analysis for the preliminary hear
ing only a small part of tho body was
examined and the total amount of
arsenic in the systom was estimated.
Since then the analysis has been ex
tended so that the report is no longer
inferential.
A. W. Nickoll, tho Brownvlllo
Druggist, has just received an immenso
stock of wall paper, the most beautiful
patterns at 12) cents a bolt. Window
curtains alt styles and kinds, and cur
tain rollora of most every- make. It is
astonishing how nlco a room can be
made with so little money. He also
keeps n full lino of books, both school
books, miscellaneous books, and blank
books, writing papers, all kinds and
sizes; envelopes of overy shade and
color. When you go to Brownvlllo do
not fall to call in atNickell's drug and
book store, and if be has anything you
want, he will sell It to you as low m
can be afforded and yon can depend
upon the nualltv and of sotting exactly
what you buy. Those who buy of
Nickoll will novor rogret It
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The labor of redtstricting IlllnolH for
congressional purposes has been dip
charged, but with not nltogsthor satis
factory results, mainly because of tho
many personal ambitions, and yot tho
republican majority feels its responsi
bility and even now is willing to harm
onlzo with tho minority. The demo
crats concede tho additional congress
man to Cook county by virtue of her
legitimate incroaso of population, mid
feax the loss of congressmen Morris
and Sparks,
The arrival and departure of Euro
pean and Canadian emigrants at Chica
go tho past week was unusually heavy.
Fivo of the principle eastern trunk
lines brought in 0,000 and 1,000 more
will arrive to-day. It is estimated
1,000 will remain in Chicago. The re
mainder wero ticketed to Dakota and
Minnesota, 80 per tent, to tho latter.
Pkack Tiikics rort Salk. Mr. S. A.
Osborn proposes to supply all tho peo
ple of Calvert with any nuaibor of
poach trees 2 and 8 years old
thoy may want to plant on their lots in
town. He will deliver them at a cost
of only tencontsa tree,, 'Retiring only
to cover expense of taklaff up and
bringing to town. Lcavei (irdor lor
number wanted, at printing ofllcc.
There will bo a teacher's Institute
held at Peru, April "21st and 22nd.
There will bo an informal meeting
Friday afternoon, u locturo in tho
evening and an excellent programme
for Saturday. The patrons of tho
schools in the county arc cordially in
vited to bo present. Programme will
bo published next week.
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Beferenco given to Hon. John H.
Goar, Ex-Gov., John Zalser, Mayor,
Burlington Dally Uawkeye, Dally Ja
zettc, and Merchants' National Bank,
of Burlington, Iowa. Frank Ilatton,
of Washington, D. C and First Na
tional Bank of Chicago, as to reliability
of tho Centennial Mutual Llfo Associa
tion. A general attendance ut the county
fair meeting, by every ono in any way
interested, is expected, Saturday. April
22d. The impoitance of tho matter
demands the attention of nil our clti- v
zens.
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Nemaha City Lodge, No. 40, 1. O. O.
F., meets every Saturday night in their
hall In the school house in Nemaha
City. All visiting brothers cordially
Invited.
Tiik ADVKiiTiHEn office can do any
kind of job printing that the big city
otllces can do, and just as handsome,.
and as well in every respect.
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Tho last page of our papor will be
found unusually interesting this week,
being devoted almost entirely to our
homo poets.
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Louis N. Allors, of Pitkin, Colo,, re
cently foil to the bottom of his shaft,
00 feot, and died of injuries received.
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Wall paper and window shades, the
largest stock and lowest prices, at
Nickell's drug store, Brownville,
Dr. Collins can bo found at his old
ofllce in Brownville all next week
17th to 22d.
for a fact.
The Nursery portion of tho Furnas
Fruit Farm, Brownville, Nebraska,
will be cleaned out the coming spriag.
the ground bolng required for other
purposes, liargaim can bo had,
wholesale or retail. Those wishing
anything in this line will make money
by Boeing this stock before making ar
rangements elsewhere.
Faded CeUra fteatored.
Faded or gray hair gradually recov
ers its youthful color and lustre bv
the use of Parker's Hair Balsam, aii
olegant dressing, admired for its purity
and rich perfume.
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