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VOL, 26, NO, 51.
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AND
7 CORD BINDER.
Is the best machine ever invented. Go to the
x a
wran ttt- a
ca1tfl(al VJTS & lO-H-ianli
and sec tlie reports from Texas of the excellent work which it
performs. No mistake in its being the Lightest Hiinning ma
chine, the strongest, the best finished, the easiest to operate, the
best reel, and has what no other Harvester has,
no shrinking, no wabbling, in that kind of wheel. Kcmcmber
that the main drive wheel lias to run the entire machine. Eor
the best Reaper and Mower combined, the
Buckeye Table
have been sold in this
selves.
BUSINESS CARDS.
7 -lfc B-H O A-I) Y, ' "
' w i Attorney anil Ooiuiaelnr at iinvr,
f- V.li'v. Hrnwnvllle'.Neti .,:'
T S. S T U JVE, ;
,tJ. ATTOIWBV8 AT LAW.
ioaictnf County Jidgo, llrownvlllo, NVbrnikn.
: & t-r- t .-
s. no if jy ad a v. o
IMij'ulolun. Surgeou, Oliatetrlctaii.
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vmrlunled In 1851. Located In.Brownvlllti liiAS.
Otjlce, II -Main streftt, lirownylUo,: Ni'b.
B-'FrWESTrS-.D. r
Physician and , Surgeon,
Calvert, Nebraska.
OFFICE. Niq.kfcll ,t Sliurti' Drug Store.
. D. J. WOOD,
JVOTJ1MZY , SUEiJLK,
-AND
1NSTJ BANC I: AGENT,
Calvert, Neb.,
COKGIW L. SWAHTZ, 31. I).,
Physician and Surgeon,
Hod ford, Nemaha Co., Xchr.
G. W. CORNELL,
CALVKKT, XFM.
OFFICE. One dour Nurth of the Nemaha
County Bank. Will practice in all the Courts
and attend to Collections.
J. B. 3EEGER,
Contractor Sr Builder,
Calvert, Nebraska.
Work Promptly attended to and Satisfaction
Guaranteed,
JOHN 8. MTNICK,
General
Merchandise.
Nomalia City, Nob.
J. M. FOWLER,
Justice of the Peace and
Real Estate Agent,
DA L VERT. XE MRAblvA.
ISTSpeciul nttention given lo collec
tions. Ollico for tlie present with
tlioCdlHlKH, 27jl
SIIEItlUAiV, lUiff!.
I. W. SKIUMAN, PROPRIETOR.
This popular liouso' has" loen 10 'pntly
opened, ami tr.iuders will llnd
tei appointn.i'iit t.ist-Ll.ib-..
Central House
fprvn r? a T-TFiaw US
- Li gF .- fcaSidkofcil V
county for years, and
Dr. A. Oppormann,
Physician and burgeon,
Hat been located in Nemaha County since
18GS. Strict attention paid to all ACUTE ami
CHRONIC DISEASES. Afflictions of the
Eai' and EyO Skillfully Treated.
Ifcay-Artificial eyes always on hand toYj5ft
Suit any size or color. Calls at- '
tended to day or night '
OFFICE Northwest corner Courtand Second
C, ...... ,
RESIDENCE Southwest corner Main and ad
Streets, SHERIDAN. NEB. aoyt
MARLATT & KING,
DKALKtS IN
General Merchandise
Dry Goortu, OrncerlfM, Kemly Mmln Clotlilnir,
KootH, Shoes, lints, Ciipt, mid n Ui'iirrul Ah
xnrtinent of DrtiK unit Patent Mi'illcltifH.
Krnce iimUmul woikI nlwnys on liund for
nl.
KK. HlirliPil price paid for htitter mid
ASrlMIVAI.Ii, XEBIUNKA.
ESTABLISHED IN 1853
o L, iy 13 w t
eafiEstateMgency
TIM N11.AKICV.
William H.Hoover.
Does u Konoiul Ilenl K-stnto liusliicss. HollH
Lands on Commission, uximilne TUIoh,
iiinki'.s Dt'L'dh, MortKUHs, uud nil liihtru
tnetitH portnlnlns to ino tnun.fi.r of KuiU K
tnti1. If ns it
Oomploto Abstraot of Titles
to nil l'ftl KsUto In Notunliii County.
PIMPLES!
I will mull ifroo) tho rt'i-olpt) for n Mmplo
Vi'KPlnt'lf llnlin Unit will icmovn tan, frccU
1ih, ptmplos niid hlotcliox, louvlnc tlio Hkln
mlt, clcur mid IikiiiUKiiI; iiNo liistriuitlons
for pjoduclim n luxuriant growth of hnlr on
n Imld hond or nioitli fn'ci-. Addross Itiolot
liii?:ifHtiunp, Hon. Vnuilflf AOi., i Itnrclny
htrwt. N. V,
"" TO CONSUMPTIVES. "
ThonclvortlKor Imvlnt,' tipon ponimiicntly
curod of tlintdrt-iul dlsciiho. I'oimumplton.hy
u Hiuiplo ri'inudy, In anxious to mulct) luiown
to his follow stillbriTH tho tho nn'iins or euro
To nil who rtPHlrn It, ho will Kind u copy of
tho prescription usod, (lro of churKo.) with
tho illri-ctlniiH for prepiirliiK mnl ti'-lnn tho
miiiiio, which thoy will llnd n sum euro lor
rouuhy, ciiltlH, roiiHiimptlon, ikit litini, hrotl
ohltlM, etc. l'urtloH wUhlllK tho pn'x'flplloi)
will plcnwo iicldrcHS, Ftov, K. Wlliun, l!ll penn
Htreot, WIlllHiiiRliurKli, N. V.
ERRORS OF YOUTH. ""
A KPiitlnrenn who Htitl'orod for yonri from
norvrxm tlotnllty, promntiiro decny, and all
thocirtoUof yotitlifnl indlHiTftlon, will for
the NiilcoofNtillurlnu Immunity, Hnnd froo tti
nil who nood It, tho ri-i'lpo mid dlrooilon for
miiUlnu; thOHlmpIo rohu'ily hy which ho wuh
cured, huirorcrh wlslilnu to profit Ity tho nd
vortlHor'w '.porloiii' ciui do ho ly nddroiHlri(
in ppricciconnuono .ionr n. uoiikn.
My l
-TJCeilnrHtroet, Now York.
ESTRA.Y SALE.
Notice it hereby given that I will offer for alc
at tho retUimcc of John Sod man, in Ilenton
precinct, N'anuaha county, Nebrjkka, on Friday,
theth day of July, A, D., 1882, the following
described horsei, to-wit: One bay nure, with
white tjHit in forehead, and one black mare colt.1
Said prupert) bum,; sold as an ettrav to pay costs
and ilutgo. J. H. K.OI.S I'hR, J. I.
take
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tdMitOiVi tb y tKiU rite iZiaP a 9
Marsh
lo
they speak for them
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An Extraordinary Offer,
'l'liore aro a lalo number of iionm
out- oi' ciiplomL'iit,'iu every county
.who couUUe niilkini: fioin $100 to?uOI)
ii month working l'pr us. Thuio are
uiauy who havo '.umployuii'iil whu
'c.uuh'l ni.iko a mupli.lart't'r atuount, by
btiijiinr (.ho iiK.onfy of their county
or an avjt'.loj of jrroat merit that will
soil weir in. all well-to-ilo families, anil
iwty a profit of, ovrTJ'per cent. One
HKont in 'I'ennSj'lvania sold nil in two
days and inado over S'iO (dear. Anv
nfan with UL'rj,'y onouli lo call and
show our invention can uuiUodl.oUOlo
?o,(K)() a year. Wo only want ono ood
man in oacli county, to whom we will
Rive the exclusive salt!. Tho business
is pleasant, permanent and profitable.
Wo wish to hear at onco from those
who ore out of employment, or desire
to net belter. Send stamp and address
and receive our largo descriptive cir
cular, giving full inlorination.
JtKNNKK MANlTACTl'UINd Co..
lKJdinltliiloIdfcit.. I'ittsburgli, Pa.
Dissolution of Partnorahip.
Xotice is hereby given that the part
nrship heretofore existing botween I).
M. Morris and .lames A. Cowoll, known
by tho lli-m name ot Morris & Co., in
the grocery and other business, wasdis
sol vedby mutual consent on theasth day
of April, iss-j. All accounts duo tlie linn
will bo paid to said Cowel, and he to
pay all indebtedness of said firm.
I). M. iMouuih,
May 2:1, issi. .1 iMiis A Cow 1:1..
Coffihis and Caskets,
At Willing Kids. & .lordaitN.
If You Aro Ruined,
in health from any cause, especially
from the use, of any of tho thousand
nostrums that promise so largely, with
long ficticious testimonials, havo no
fear. Hesort, fn Hon Milters at once.
and in a shoil time oii will havo the
most robust and blooming health.
Tor Salo Ohean.
All tho furniture and fixtures of the
M011 'I'on Hesturant, consisting of
stoves, beds and bedding, show case,
stock of candies and nuts, candy jars,
otc. Call on C V. GiU'iN.
tf Culvert. Xeb.
If you want a good lihotograph or
gem, Peru is tho place to go to get it.
W. I). Abbott, of that place, will take
us good a picture as you can get in the
State, and at reasonable rates. Do not
fail to call on him. He will rofuud the
money if you aro not sitislied.
Lace RemiuuUs at
McGcc & Moore's.
YVS'B'CIftKKKY & IIAWKI.I'H.
First door east of tho postollice. Ko
momber the dace, whero the best ton
ijprlal, work Is duno in llrownvlllo, or
Xemaha oouuty.
Tim. MoLnuglilin and Milt. Drydon,
of Mrowuville, aro doing some mason
work on the new Catholic church here.
O. W. FAIRBROTHER k CO,, Proprietor-.
CALVEUT. : : N13HKASKA.
SuJ0flllriON $2. PlU YlAH IN AoVANSt.
local jsrtivirs.
Irs. Clara H. Colby, ono of tho load
ing speakurs and orynni'.ors favoring tho
woman sulfrago movt?ment, addressed
a full house, at Samoulson's hall, Mon
day evening this week. Wo never had
tho pleasure of hearing Mrs. Colby be
fore, and found her to boa lady speaker
of pleasant address, good appearance,
and well calculated to advance tho
work she is engaged in. Sho presents
her arguments in well chosen words,
logically, concisely and convincingly.
Sho nudersjands her subject well. Mrs.
Colby benefitted hor cause hero, for al
though sho may havo made no con
verts, she was certainly instumental In
giving now strength and energy tot huso
who already believe. After an address
of forty-llvo minute, she proceeded to
undertake the organization of a socie
ty for this place, for tho promotion of
tlie cause of woman 'suffrage. Mr. I).
.1. Wood win made temporary presi
dent, and (1. W. Kairbrother jr., secre
tary. Tho following committees were
appointed preparatory to permanent
organization:
TO SOl.UUT MlS.MtlKU.SlI IP.
Mrs. K.T.Schick, Miss liinma Mor
gan, Mr. Wesley Oundas, I). .1. Wood,
Mrs. Abbiu Uiehards ami Mrs. Dora
Sunders.'
(ON-s'nrrrio.v an'd'uv-i.aws:
, Hen, V. Sandors, Mrs. Fowler and fl.
W. Kail-brother jr.
j-o xo.Mi.VATi: nriMcici.
CI. W. Kairbrother jr., Mrs. Schick
and D. .1. Wood,
Quito a number of ladies and gentle
men beam iu) inombers of thtv'soytuty.J
Tho first meeting 1f tho socio Ly will be
hold iu'North Auburn. Fl-idas' evening,
the lotli inat,, when otlicors will be
elected and a permanent organization
effected. 1 " m j
Auburn has resolved to celebrate-the
Fourth of dulv, and invito all of "Ncy
iiialia county to como and c,oloura.e
with us. As Sage's grove Is. a' 'good
place and tho most convenient grdve',
tho dinner will be there. l ..Sftntpr
Van Wyck lias consented to conio- anil
take dinner with Nomalia cbunty and
deliver the oration.
Attention, Ilv!i-.YlMHly.
.John Smith has removed his barber
shop up stairs, over Samiielson's new
building, second door to tho right, and
will shavoyoii for Five Cento, or cut
your hair for Ton Uonls. Tho best
harbor in tho county give him a trial.
Bright's Disoaflo, Diabotes, Kidnoy, Livor
or Urinary Discar.os.
Have no feni of any of these dis
eases if you use Hop Milteis, as they
will prevent and euro tho worst cases,
even when you havo boon niado worse
by some gieat puflod up pretended
cures.
Musio Ltssons,
Miss Melle (lavitt; pf Mratton. will
bo at tlie residence of J. X. Smith, this
city, ono day each week for tho pur
pose of giving instructions in instru
mental music. Can tako a limited
number of pupils. .'iliul
Auburn would go right along and
grow and prosper and become a city,
about as well without the county seat
as with it, yot "t scouts that tlie people
nrodelrinined to move It front Mrowu
ville. I cms (Jro.iin I'oNfivul
AtSamuelson's Hall, "Wednesday night,
Juno l-ltli, Proceeds will be used to
purchase singing books for church and
Sunday school use. Let all attend.
Take
Your old iron, rags, copper and brass
to M. (J. Whittemoro's, in Mrownvillrs
He'll buy 'em.
Married, on Saturday, May UTth, ''-',
Mr. Isaac Cool;, of Xeiiiaha Citv, to
Mrs. Julia M. Kofgusbn, of Mrowuville.
Wo return thanks for. a nlgo supply of
cake. Ncmulm TlinM, ' ' i ,
Try tho Xon-Hxplosive Safety Oil at
Devin & FisherN.
FAUTSJOItlTHE AFrLIOTED.
Successful Treatment of Woak and Dis
0080(1 Eyos.
Thero is so much humbug In tho
world that It Is often dllllcult to make
tho people believo In tho real and gen
uine; and many continue to suffer
after a remedy is found that would
dure them. In Mrs, i. J. Monahan'n
ltielhods of treating soro eyes wo. per
ceive a genuine and olTootlvo remedy.
The cures sho has performed here, and
In this vicinity, to say nothing of tho
hundreds of testimonials from other
places, are ample lo sustain our assev
eration that Mrs. Mondiaii's treatment
Is effective does euro soro oyes of tho
worst kind and most chronic ohuraotor.
(leorgo II. Swan, an old citizen of
Mrowuville, says in an article published
in Tins AovisiiTlsiSK last October, "I
suffered two years with granulated soro
eyos so nearly blind that 1 could not
see to read, and It was with dllll'culty
that I could even walk about Mrs.
Mouuhan took the case, and to-day my
oyes aro well." Mil ford Itandall, an
other citizen of Mrowuville, said in a
cardinTuisADvuuTisisit.' "To all who.
limy bu mulcted with soro oyos; you
will do well to call on Mrs. F. .1. Moh
alian -she can euro you . . . . L could not
see lo drive a leant on tho public high
way. Now I can work on tho faint,
and my oyes aro Improving overy day,"
J.W.ThoiiipKou,through Tun Anvini.s
Kit, said, "I havo been atllicted with
granulated soro oyes for live years . : .
was part of tlmo entirely blind. .Mrs.
Moitahau began tre.it lug my oyos, and
now they are so much improved that I
can read coarse print." Tito citizens
hero who havo all seen those half blind
people groping on tho streets cim cor
roborate what thoy say as to their
former condition and cure. Another
Case at Urownvillo Is the recent one of
Mr. L'aul Martin, who .for years has
(buen at times on thoHtrcelH'olthe'i'-bp-'
jn,' icd'dr eeling ht.s way along wHh h
j;ano. Up did not believe thero wan
auyiJiolp'forhliru Mrs. M. a short time
Hgo'uii'derloolc to onto hlin. We saw
jijty' a oy days ago on thu street, .wlth
)utoiino, or leader; ho, could seo well
.where ho watt going; Inllnmuiutioli had
loft his oyes; they seemed tojift getting
clear and healthy, and Unit ho will ul
timately bo entirely ourod wo havo no
d'oubt. The Mound City (Mo.) Tivivu
says: ''Mr. Wm. Kerr, who has been
alllictcd with granulated sore oyes for
the past foui'loon years, called on us
Tuesday. He has been entirely cured
under tho successful treatment of Mrs.
Monahan." Miss Ida Jluruott.nf law
son, Mo., adds her testimony ns follows:
"I have been troubled with soro oyos
for a year, t tie lids being granulated,
and 1 havo been pefoutly cured by Mrs.
10. .1. Moiiuhau." Columns of such
thorough and unequivocal indorse
ments could here bo adduced from all
over tho west, but thu above will cer
tainly suflice to convince our readers
who have sore eyes that Mrs. M. can
relieve and cure them. Sho will bo in
Xoith Auburn, on tho Kith inst., in
outii Auburn on tho nth, and at Ne
maha City on the llh.
J. R. DYE
will sell you a piano or organ from
.-tf-j.") to $ino loss than any traveling
agent. Reasons why: I pay no oity
tax; I pay 110 rout; no traveling agont.
I support my family from my farm. '
Address, ,1. H, Dvk,
Nemaha City, Nob.
Tor It out,
A store room, so feet deep, with cel
lar; ready for occupancy. Jn thu bus
iness center of Smith Auburn.
Nis.maiia Co. Maxin.
For Sale.
A first-class, four ton scale. Second
hand, cheap. Used six mouths only.
Nkmaiia CJo. Hank.
Undo Sam's Xorvo and Uono Lini
ment is most efllclont in rheumatism,
nruises, burns, scratches and many oth
er ills incident to man and beast. Sold
by all druggists. a
Senator Lapliam, chairman of U, S.
Senate Committee oh Woinan Suffrage,
on Monday reported favorably it bill
giving woman tho right of suffrage,
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