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CALVERT. :
NEBRASKA.
A little moro rain Tuesday evoning.
For a lino cigar, call on A. Falmor.
Call at Aaron Palmer's for fresh
bread.
Tho supper forth bandit of Fathor
Lylo will be given on Wednesday even-
ing, April 2(Jth, at Samuvlson's Hall,
Gnlvort. Admission 25 cents. Every
body invited.
Samuelson's Hall,
Miss Maggio Morgan, Miss Jessie
Morgan and Horaco Cone, lata of tho
Kendall Comedy Co., will glvo a laugh
ablo and farcical entertainmentto tho
citizens of Calvert on Saturday oven
22d inst. Tho ladies and gentloman
are first-class performers, so glvo them
a good house.
E Dixon Advkktiskk: I am in
formed that the report is being circu
lated that tho Sheridan school district
is'in debt to tho amount of $1,500.
Allow mo to say tills district has novor
been more than $700 in debt, and at
thn prosont time is practically out of
debt, as we only have one bond of 8150
outstanding, and it is provided for and
will bo paid by tho tax of 1881.
Wkslev Dundas.
There were Boveral 13rownvillians in
town this week. They Hay their town
is not dead, nor is it sleeping. It is
utill tho county seat, and because of
tho jealousy existing between Calvert
and Sheridan, it is liable to bo for a
long time to come. A now paper to be
started there soon will help to boom it,
and business, they say, is comparative
ly good. As a clown years ago said,
we would rather own a lamp post in
Calvert than a corner lot in Hrown
ville. Tecumseh '1'orchlight.
Notice.
Mrs. E. J. Monahan, of Maryville,
Mo., will be in Brownvillo on May
15th, and remain three days Call on
her at the Union House, where she is
prepared to treat all forms of eyo dis
eases successfully. Hor treatment is a
permanent cure for granulated eye lids
and all forms of inflammation of tho
wos.
"Surgical operations will be perform
ed by Dr. U. C. Wijson, of Maryville.
A
Death of William 8. Olark.
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Died, at his residence in Nemaha
City, on Friday, tho 14th of April.1882,
at 7 o'clock a. m.,Mr. William S. Clark,
in tho 44th year of his age.
Tho doceased was born at Meadville,
Crawford county, Pennsylvania, Jan.
15th, 1838, and came to Nemaha City
Nebraska, in 1850, where ho married
Miss Mary Jano Pavey, daughter of
tho lato F . G. Pavey. Ho resided at
Nemaha City, except for short inter
vals, ever since. In March 1803 ho
went into the army with the present
oditor of The Adveutibeh, was as
signed to Ponick's famous regiment,
Co. D., and being a superior business
man was commissioned by Col. Penick
as quartermaster soargeant ; and served
his time out with ability and satisfac
tion. Ho was a ready accountant and
competent book keoper, being a grad
uate of Iron City Commercial College.
Pa., and had a diploma from that schcol.
The deceased was a cousin by marriage
of tho writer hereof, and in ills death
wo lost one of our doarest and best
friends. We loved him as a brother,
for his devoted friendship to us, for
his genial nature, kind, manlv and
generous disposition to all mankind.
Hut
Close his eyes, his work U done 1
' What to him is friend or foeman,
Rise of moon, or set of tun,
Hand of man or kits of woman ?
As man may, he fought his fight,
Proved his truth by his endeavor ;
Let him sleep in solemn night,
Sleep forever and forever.
Cut down in the prime and vigor of
his life, enforces and renews tho lesson
that all ilesh is as grass, Our friend
was sick but a few days, being forced
to quit Ids work and go to bod on Satr
urday the 8th, and on Saturday tho Ifitl'i
he was carried to his grave. A few
days before he was taken sick ho was
out getting some forest trees to plant,
and was exposed in a heavy cold rain,
by which he caught a severe cold, and
ho died of congestion of the lungs.
Eld. Chas. Howe, nt tho residence,
preached a beautiful and tearful ser
mon to hundreds of sympathetic
friends who had congregated in and
around tho house. Tho funeral pro
cession was one of tho largest that over
followed tho remains of a citizen and
noighbor to Nemaha City Cemetery,
Our decoasod friend leaves a weoping
and comfortless widow and threo chil
dren to face tho storms of life without
a father. And in this connection tho
stricken widow requests us to return
her most grateful thanks to her thought
ful and ever kind neighbors for their
caro, solicitude and sympathy in this,
tho dark and sorrowful period of hor
life.
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LOCAL PERSONALS.
Hon. Church Howe made a flying
trpto Lincoln and Omaha last week.
-- Chas I). Nixon, of O wego, N.Y., one
of tho owners of tho town-sito of Sher
idan, accompanied by sovoral friends,
wero in tho city Sunday.
Miss Llbbio Rogers, of Brownvillo.
was in tho city, the guest of Miss Stella
Huddart, Sunday.
J. B. McCabe and wife, of Brown
villo, wore guosts at the Holdrege
Sunday. They wore accompanied by
J. A. Hells, of Vinton, Iowa, a brother
of Mrs. M., and uncle of Arthur Pres
cott, tho gentlemanly clerk of tho Hoh
drego.
Captain Tilman A. 13ailoy. com
mander of tho steam ferry-boat "Belie
of Brownvillo," is about .to sever his
connection with tho navy and locate in
Calidan that's our name for Calvert
Sheridan and engage in tho stock
business. Wo hope tho Captain will
bring his violin along.
Geo. J). Cross and his oxcellent
wife aro now bona-Jlde cftizons of Cal
vert, having taken possession and fur
nished rooms at the Holdrego.
Mrs. Win. Bailoy passed through
this city Friday last, en-route for
Brock, to visit hor husband who is in
business there.
Prof. Seagor failed to organizo a
convention at Sheridan did not get
the proper oncouragemont, ho said
and took his leave Tuesday morning.
Our old friend A. J. Richardson,
of Peru, came in and gave us a gentle
"kiiBsing," Tuuesday. Nevertheless
we are always glad to soo him.
W. B. Fisher, of the firm of Dqvin
& Fisher, informs us that a part of
thoir goods have arrived and their room
is about ready. They will probably
commence business next week.
Thanks lo Chas. Chatlleld, of St.
Joseph, Mo., for money on subscrip
tion. S. P. Robertson, of Brock, paid us
a short visit Tuesday.
J. B. Johnson, of Johnson Station,
called Tuesday.
Mrs. II. II. Dolon and Miss Lizzie
Shurtz, of Brownvillo, aro in town vis
iting their brother, Thou. 1). Shurtz.
Thos. Lorance, of Rrownville,
spent Sunday in Calvert.
Miss Fannie Arnold's concert will
be given at Brownvillo on next Wed
nesday evening, April 20th.
Dr. Fulton wont to Pawnee City
Tuesday.
L. L. Hulburd, of Rrownville,
was in the city Thuraday.
Sheriff Tato paid us a visit last
Thursday,
Arlcwright & Curzon have opened
their jewelry store in Calvert. Mr.
Curzon, as good a jeweler as there is in
tho west, has charge of It. v
Wo wero pleased to meet G-. W.
Gulp and Eli Terry, of Nemaha, in our
city Monday.
Dr. Andrews has changed his
mind about going to Oregon. lie will
remain at Nemaha and continue prac
ticing. F. E. Johnson and M. A. Hundley,
of Rrownville, wero in town Tuesday.
Dr. G. II. Collins, Dontist, spent
Monday night in Calvert. Ho was ac
companied by his wife and little boy.
Mrs. R. F. Sanders wont to Rrown
ville Tuesday.
Ted Huddart and wife. J. K.
Curzon, Elliott, and G. W. Fair
brother, Jr., went to Rrownville Tues
day night to soo tho Rlakes play
"Hawksloy's Little Came."
Soo Hoadloy & Co.s "ad." Tlioso
gentlemen have just returned from
Chicago, and aro daily roeolvinguhoir
goods, which consist of everything
Jound in a first class drug and book
store. When in Rrownville do not fail
to call and see them. Thoir gaods aro
all now, bought for cash, and will bo
sold as low as tho lowest.
Tho person who borrowed a spade
from my residence will ploase roturn It
at once. R. F. Saxdkus.
Fresh Bread,
Pies,
Cakes, &c.
Every day,
Fine Cigars and
Tobacco. Call.
Aaron Palmer,
Back of McGee &
Moore's store,Calvert.
Rob. Ford, Jesse James' slayer, was
indicted by the grand jury at St. Joe,
Mo for murder in the first degree,
plead guilty, and was sentenced to be
hanged May 10th. After which tho
Governor of Missouri bestowed, upon
liim a complete pardon.
Arkwright & Cnrzon,
Brownville and Calvert,
Practical Watchmakers,
AND DEALERS IN
Welches, Clocks,
AND JEWELRT.
Largest Stock in tHe County.
McGEE'S
New spring stock ar
riving daily. Look
out for the
"BOSS"
Stock, in all lines of
goods. Comparisons
both in quality and
prices solicited. Sat
isfy yourselves by
calling and getting
prices. Just received
a fine line of
Ladies' Slippers,
Nobby Clothing,
Gents' Sfring and
Summer Hats,
Dress Goods
of Latest Styles,
Best Carpets
for the money in the
City,
Gents' Fine Shoes,'
In fact, everything
kept in a general
stock.
Very Truly Yours,
J. L McGEE
Brownville, Neb.
The Library Association has received
from Peterson & Rros.. of Philadelphia
tho following new books:
Castle's Heir, Robert Rruce, Wallace,
Iron Hand, Trials of the Assassin,
Wandering Jew, Dead Socret, Glpsey
Chief, Horace Temploton, Discarded
Queen, Rebel Riide, Camllle, David
Copporneld, Clandestine Marriage,
Heart Twico Won, Life of Sheridan,
Nana, Woman in Hlaek, Child of Israel,
Indiana, Maj. Jones' Travels, Earls 8o
crot, Mrs. Mayburn's Twins, Fascinat
ing Woman, Winning tho Ruttlo, Paid
Hart, Linda, Sabine's Falsohood, Mil
dred's Cadet, Exiles, Prineo of Rreffny,
Monsieur Le Mlnistre, Nana's Motlior,
Mrs. Southworth's Works, Mrs. Steph
en's Works.
Guiteau
'Will Be I-Iung!
And still R. P. Hutchins will continue
to soil iinploinents from the largest and
best selected stock in Nenialui county,
at tho lowest living figures.
Plrst Wedding in Oalvert.
Married, nt the Catholic parsonage,
by Father Fitzgerald, Mr. Uoo. II. Tay
lor, and Miss Kallo Cooney,
Oil TlieS-
day, A prill 8th, 1882.
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GEO. RIECHERS
Who is always ready loshow you tho
finest lino of
SPKINO GOODS,
at the lowest possible prices.
Dry Goods,
Groceries,
Boots, Shoes,
and Notions,
in tho Rank Rullding of F. W. Samuel
son, at Calvert, 1 am now ready to in
vito old and young, small and great, to
call and boo my stock boforo bnying
elsewhere, I am also ready to take
BUTTER AND
In oxchango for goods.
Thanking my friends and customers
for past favors, I solicit a continuance
for , the future, Yours Resp'y.
Geo. Riechers.
We take pleasuro in being nblo to
recommend thu barber shop of Wltch
erly & Hawkins, of Rrownvillo, as one
superior in overy respoct. They keep,
without doubt, one of tho cleanest, host
furnished and most comfortable estab
lishment!, that can bo found anywhere;
and as workmen, in any branch of the
tonsorlal business, they, aro absolutely
first class. And wo uru pleased to say
furthermore that Wltohorly & Hawk
ins are accommodating, sober, genial
gentlemen, and when in Rrownvillo
and want iixlng up as good as now,
call on them, llrst door east of the post
ollice. ThiSrartndBt Wdlelne rerJUd.
AaolmMnttloa of Hops, Buohu, Man
drakli"l Dandelion, M ail tbaTxntana
BioionrUro jrortlei of .11 otlitr lUtltrt,
BiakitBrMtMt Blood Purlflar, Liver
HegUilLator.anrtLif.and ii.ftUh luitortfl
if.ui eniaBBBaaBUarth.
Ho dti.ua nX. an txrafclr Ion ital wb.rHop
llltmr, utVad.10 varied "1 lrfel ar tb.lr
.Mratloi
To nil who. mp!ojment eauo Irrrtrulart
rottli.b.w.Uoruruiar7or-aii, or who
,ulran App.tla.rV.n10 Muunuasumuiuit,
UopIlltUriar.inafV,""iWltnoutlntOXa
loatlnc.
KomtMrUtjourfUmr or lymntoma
art what tt. dlscaa. or alimtBont It a. Hop Bit-
Nil, uon't wait until yoara licit built yo
only f.I had or inlierblo, tti.m at anea.
It iaaya. your lir,lt kail1? d liutidrwla,
fOO will l. paid for a call tsar will not
tar. or help. Do not tuff.r0,lyouri,r1.nda
ufT.r.butiiMandurg. tlim tou' Hop B
RcQimb.r, Hop mtt.r U noV11. drurrwt
tfrunk.n nostrum, but tliaruretnd u.it
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and ROPC and no porton or family
anomu w wimoui intra.
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aarcntlci. All (old lit- dnie-li. Hnd
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