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CALVERT, NEBRASKA, THURSDAY, MAY 18, 1882.
VOL, 26, NO. 48.
OLDEST PAPER IN THE BTATE.
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REGULATOR
HOW IN CALVERT
With a full line of Agricultural Implements. Will make the
IixvpleaufcCiJifc X$iw?iio a, Specialty-
A and will attend to the wants of all my old customers, and as
many new ones as may come and deal with me. You will find
here for sale ff f Plf"!?!? I-OI-IIIVIQ?49 and
the famous JjJ 4$ Jn&ISs X Ju the best and most complete
CORD BINDER i HARVESTER """' ""ikc,
mVYV W A TWP0 TY 'W t2S"ft3 ra V&TOT& Manufactured H
&JBJ l&IMi &&&aJk&AMXij PEKI.N, ILL. The
9i Mniami' Prnwhinrl With ablc Rke, is admitted to be the best
Ob mmV&l uUiliUlliGUj and lightest running reaper in the world.
ff ARBH MO. 4. REAPER & MOWER. M3X
to all who have tried them, and will he sold at a bargain. Come and see them.
I take great pleasure in inviting my farmer friends to call and examine my implements, and obtain some in
formation of the advantages- which these famous machines have over all others. Come to the
"REGULATOR" headquarters at Calvert for everything in the line of farm machin
ery. I will make it to your inteicst to trade with inc. Remember the place.
cbnwkn Advertiser.
0. W. FAinBROTHER A CO., Prv- tIetor.
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GATVKUT.
SumcmrriON $2. Pin Yt in Aovanci.
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Buckeye Reap
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BUSINESS CARDS.
II. HR0AD1
Attorney anil Ouimitnlnr nl l.uw,
ltrowiivlllt ,Neb
QPSBESES S&QP,jLl7l3Sg S
Warner's Safe Kidney Cure, 85 cents.
Any one dollar medicine, 75 cents.
Any 25 cent box pills, 15 cents.
Best Omaha white lead, 100 lbs.,. 6.75.
Best Linseed Oil, per gallon, 70 cents.
Pure Cider Vinegar, per gallon, 25 cents.
in the Drug and Book line at same rates.
Come and see.
J'ollll iPilttCVWOTO .
Peru, Nebraska.
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J. ATTOItNlCVM AT LAW.
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OraiMm toil In i&si. l.ouut i In Urowiivlllt lb'iS.
nliCt.O Jt-ln Ntrttct, llruwnvlllo, Nth.
B- F. WEST. M. D.
Physician and Surgeon.
Cnlvort, Nolirnijltn.
ornCK. Nickelt A Slums' Drug Store.
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AT CALVERT, NEBR.
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A. Oslmrii,
NOTAKY I'UULIC.
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F. W. Smi i:i.sox,
President.
J). .1, Wood,
Cashier.
Osbokn & Taylor,
ATTORNEYS and
Counselors at Law.
Calvert and Bx'ownvillo.
PRACTICE IN THE STATE AND 1T.D
ERAL COURTS.
Nemaha County Bank,
Calvert, Nebraska,
Sjeclal attention jiyen t collections and sale (
REAL ESTATE.
COItODK.V L. SWAKTZ, 31. .,
Physician and Surgeon,
Hertford, Nemaha Co., Nebr.
Does a General Banking
Business.
Particular! lent ion (liv
en Collections.
Monov Loaned on A-vorov
ed Sccuity.
JU'xcUange on all parts
fT. S, antl Kir rope.
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D. J. WOOD,
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AND
INSUHANCh AGENT,
Calvert, Neb.,
G. V. CORNELL,
CALVKHT, NET..
OFFICE. One door North of the Nenuh 1
County Hink. Will pactice in all the Courts
and attend to Collettioni.
J. 3. BERGER,
Contractor Builder,
Calvert, .Yebrash'a.
Work Promptly .UtenJed to and Satisfaction
Guaranteed,
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Justice of the Peace and
Real Estate Agent,
CALVERT. NEBRASKA.
13? Special atlonlion ,'iven to collec
tions. Ollico for the present with
tlioCoi unci:. 'SI) 1
Dr. A. Oppex'inann,
Physician and burgeon,
Has been located in Nemaha County since
186S. Stria attention paid to all ACUTE and
CHRONIC DISEASLS. Afllictions of the
Ear and Eye Willfully Treated,
JCf-Artificial ees always on hand to""$jfl
Suit any k'ue or mlur. Calls at
tended to day or night
OFFICE Northwest corner Court and Second
Streets.
RESIDENCE Southwest corner Main and 2d
Streets, SHERIDAN, NEB. aoyi
MARLATT & KING,
DKAI.H'W IN
General Merchandise
Soda pop at A. I'almor'ti.
Mre. E.. .). Mnnahan is in the city.
Canned goods at Duvln & KishorV.
Captain II. 1. Uillley vasln tlio
city this week, the jjneal of liis ciiildion.
Mrs. K. .1. Monahan will visit Sheri
dan on the 17th of each month and
Calvert on the 18th hereafter.
Dress Hoods in great piofnslon at
Dovin & IMslier's. Lawns, IMqneos,
and flno Worsteds at remarkably low
prices.
.1. K. honirneoker, one of the most
popular ami successful eommeroinl
tourists on the nmd, was at llio Hoi
diege Tuesday.
Mr. K. 1). Clancy," a gentleman
from Wilher. has eommeneed thu oree
tlon of a business house that Is design
ed for a hardware store.
Devin.& Fisher are on hand with a
line stoek of Dry Hoods, (Iroeeries,
Hoots, Shoes, Hats and Notions. Don't
fail to call and examine their stuck.
W. T. Hogors, Esq., of nrowinillo,
lias returned from Denver. He likes
Denver, and ere long will remove to
that city to make it his future home.
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.LIIWO. II tl'lllll Mil, I ll'fi llllllll , linn
ordered another ear load of those
famous Huekoe Harvesters and Hind
ers. They are the most complete ma
chine ever manufactured.
Mr. Paul Mai tin, of HrQvnville,wlio
has been nearly blind for a number of
years, lias had his eyesight restored by
Mrs. K.iJ. Monalian. Mr. Martin is
now able to read, and to do light work.
Hank Wert has sold bis nvat lit
tle residence on Maxwell street lo Mr.
Harm?, of tiie meat maiket. Hank,
with his usual energy, will at once pro
ceed to build another homo for himself.
Kpliriain S. Durfee, a soldier of the
war of lSl'J, and one of the oldest
members of the Masonic fraternity in
this country, died last week at O.sh
kosh, Wis., at the ripe old ago of 1)7
years.
"Eve's Daughters" is the title of
Marion Hat land's new book, which is
emphatically the woman's book of the
century. Agents wanted in this coun
ty. Address, A. (!. U'ir.cox, Pub
lisher, Minneapolis, Minn.
S. A. Auburn, paid his usual
visit to South Osborn this week. On
reading this over we see wo liave got
thing slightly mixed, but it doesn't
make any particular di (Terence, for
the two names am closely identified,
one with the other.
If von are at a loss to know which
part of town to establish your busi
ness in if you are a stranger, make in
quires and become satisfied as to from
what diiection tho bulk of the trade
comes, and then being sure you're right,
like Davey Crockett, you can go ahead.
South Auburn challenges comparison
in this lespect.
Mrs. M. (J.. Simmons, we Cook, for
meilyof Hiownvillo, now of Kansas
City, Is now having lior two story
house, on College Street, Hrownville,
torn down, to rebuild it in South Au
burn. Mrs. S. was hero Monday, se
lecting a business lot for it. Tho
building will pay well for thu money
invested in it, at this point.
Regarding the- ruiversity question,'
and appointment of a regent to (ill the
vacancy occasioned by the resignation
of Mr. Carson, a late dispatch in the
Omaha Jfindd says: "Efforts luue
been made to induce Church Howe to
accept the regency, but ho declines.
Tho governor is in favor of a conipleto
reorganization, and will appoint to
that end."
On the day of the assembling of the
legislature, Hon. Church Howe was
seized, while in his seat on tho door of
the House, with a congestive chill. Uy
.- A FINE ESTABLISHMENT,
South Auburn can now laj claim to
having the neatest and most complete
furniture establishment ip southeast
ern' Nebraska. Mr. Stephen "Woloh,
lately of Shelby ville, Mo., is tjio oi igina
tor of tills enterprise, and ho has start
ed1 out as though ho really meant to
supply the want that has for sometime
past been felt, not only in this city, but
throughput Ncmalia county, viz: nn.op
portunTty fur buying lino and durable
furniture at prices that wouldn't bank
rupt a person in moderate circumstan
ces. Mr. Welch has his large liow
building packed from one end to the
other witli a bewilderjpg array, of
handsome sofas, bureaus, chairs tables,
bedsteads, mattresses, parlor suits,
centre tables, chairs, pictures, kitchen
safes, and in fact everythlnii that one
could think of In tho way of furnitdr,e,
and every article marked at a fai lower
price than has been' known horeto'fore
in this portion of tho country. This o-i-tablislnuent
will also carry a full line
of carpets and oil-cloths, will imke
picture frames to order and give you
an opportunity to select tho mouldings
for Hie same from a large and beauti
ful assortment. Mr. A. Diehl, a cabi
net maker of many years experience is
connected with this house, and is pre
pared to do anything in his lino tlml
may be required. When you are Inthe
oit call and sen this new and well up
pointed store, tho gentlemanly proprie
tor of which will show you around and
tell you all about his goods and prices
whether you want to buy or not.
. Reasons Why!
I call sell a Piano or Organ from
!5'j,r( lo $.10 lower than any other house
or agent in the country:
I pay no city tax.
I pay no rent.
I pay no clerks.
I warrant al! instruments to bo Urst
elus. Should an instrument need re
pairing within (lvo years, I will repair '
it gratis. Address,
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istf Nemaha City, Nebraska.
Farmers! Farmers!'
It is invented a perfect Daisy. It's
tbe HiickoyoCord Hinder, now on ex
hibition at Calvert. Adrift: (Jivo no
order, and buy no machine, until you
have seen all kinds for sale by the
"Regulator." Thos. Richards. The
Buckeye Harvester an. I Hinder gdts
away with any machine ever yot piit
on tho maiket.
Hright's Disease of the Kidneys, I)i
abetes and other diseases of tho kid
neys and liver, which you aro being so
frightened about, Hop Hitters is tjio
only that will surely and permanently
prevent and cure. All other pretended
cm es only relievo for a time and then
make you many times worse. t
Dr. R. I). Messier, Dentist, of Falls
City, spent Monday and Tuesday in
this city, and will make us a visit once
a month hereafter. The doctor is well
recommended, and all needing a dent
ist's services will do well to call on
him.
Huckeyo Table Rake JMudcr,, ami
Mower is known all over the world as
being tho leading maehine. ft is a
front cut, and tho rake is detached
from the reel. Can govern tho rako so
as to make any sized bundle.
Someone sends us a card to notice
the marriage of Mr. James A. Vance,
of Peru, to Miss Clara Robins, of Oleu
Rock, but neglects to give tho date or
to send any cake to our devil. Serious
omissions,
INultthN Fright.
To worry about any I. her, Kidppy
or lTrinary trouble, especially Uright'a
Disease or Diabetes, as Hop Uittcirs
never lulls of a cure wheio a euro is
possible. Wo know this.
Pry fjorwls, Ornpprlrs.Rf'iKly Mmln Clollilim,
HooIh, Shot', HutH. fip". mill n (loiirra) An
Hortiwiit orPruuHnmll'iUoiil Morticing,
Fnncp posts mid wood alwnyn on Imnd for
sale,
tnj- IIlKhfil prlpi pnld for Initlor ntid
ise.
AJIPI.NWAMi, N Kim A SIC A.
Tho foundation for Dr. Howard's
business house was fieguu Tuesday 'of
this week.
I, ''STATU of .loiiaH Crime, rieomsed. In
lliuounly conn ot N'iiiAlm ;outv. Nil
n the
eras-
Ha. In tliu imUUT ot utlowlni; tho Until nil
ml tt Isti at ton atcoiiiit or Cutlicrlnu t. J .
Crittii' executrix ot tlincstntnol Joints flnmi .
prompt medical attention ho was soon ' dec-am-a. NotieiHhouiiy uiven timt m
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rel oved, but lorn wliilo he was a very nuoor thu county JihIkh oi Nenmtm rouiii..
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nn-u iiiiiii, ! mi.i mvhumi" Dion Iixi'il uy tne I
' court iih tho Mine antl pln'
. ii.. vniiiuiiiiii nun inn.. Ulty nun iiuii. in,.
' when antl when' nil nnrhonr. Interested nmv
Ulld USUal energy IS appear and context tliOHiuiiu.
I iintett April J.'.th, J HSU.
r I .MrlX S. STCLT. County Judite,
i iinm for two or three days. We learn i .'" ""' "l "HowinK khui cvohiji.
that his health
being restored.
