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LOCAL JM-fcJWa.
Xow wrilo Auburn.
Wo now liuvu two Imrboiri.
Wild slniwburrios uro ripe.
(loonobonicii mo in the market.
(Suribiildl.tlio great Italian patriot, is
dead.
Strictly pure .Sugar Syrup at Dovin
& Ktohur'iJ.
II. I', llutcliins lias built another ad
dition to liis Implement bonne.
Wo luivo bad dry, bright weather
nincu Saturday last. Very acceptable.
Mrs. Ted. Huddurt, who has been
tUito Hick for some time past, is ablo
to bo out again.
The South Auburn cornet band boys
tini Improving, They pluy well indeed
or a now baud.
Harry Adams, representing the
Omaha Ihrahl job department, was in
(ho city this week.
S. A. Osborn visited Lincoln last
week, to see about changing the names
of huridau and Calvert to Auburn.
Track!uyiug on the H. ite M. exten
sion from Auburn to T ccmusdi 1egan
Ul the this end of the lino on the Oth
iust
li. (J. Whitlomore, of llrownvllle,
paid us u call Monday, lie will build
in South Auburn some time this sum
mer. The 11, & M. It. It. and Denver & Itlo
liraudo bavo formed an alliance, und
their tracks have been connected at
Denver.
The postmaster of .South Auburn ni
jioats with considerable aristocratic
stiffness juat now with u big boll on
hiu neck.
This Advkiitiskii job department is
just finishing, this week, a thirty-four
page pamphlet for thu Grand Lodge of
i flood. Templars.
' Mr. .1. W, Darrah, who has built
HQVittal good houses, In this city, will
to Cheyenne noxt week to engage in
tiro stock business.
JuL Mason, a railroad hand, while
unloading tics Monday this weolc, had
no of hla foct very badly mashed by
' , Wo fulling 'on It.
Wp woro pleased to meet Mr. John
Maxwell, superintendent of the county
poor farm, and ono of the proprietors
of Srttttli Auburn, in thor.lty this wvok.
Mrs. AbVre ltiuhnnis has the thanks
of the "forco" for n treat of delicious
peaches on Monday. They woro sent
to her by bor brother-in-law, 1 A. Tis
del. from Sherman. Texas.
J. X, Urush, the elficicnt road super
intendent for this district-, is doing
houi good work on the roads. At pros
cut bo is engaged in putting in a cul
vert -at thu foot of Center Avenue.
A card, signed by the druggists of
Lincoln, call a meeting for tho drug
, gists of tho statu to meet in that city
at 2 p. m., on tho '214 lust, for the pur
pose of organizing a statu association
of drugglstH.
At Builovlllo, Mo., recently, Phillip
Matthews shot and instally killed Miss
Annll Geyor, becauso sho broke off an
engagement to marry blm. Her reason
for going back on tho young man was
tho dissipated habits ho had recently
gotten into. Matthows was promptly
jailed.
J. (J. lilaine, in answer to a written
request, signed large by influential Ho
publicans of Maine, to permit bis namu
to lie used as a candidate for congrcss
'inan at large, in positive terms declines.
"Wu present tTto following from Mr.
Walnut letter: "Aftur tho fullest ro
ilectlon I feel compelled to withhold
the use of my native. For twonty-threo
years 1 was continuously in public
Horvice, and 1 left in consequence of
tho tradegy that has involved deep
tdianges in tho policy of tho govern
ment. Since thou I have been attend
ing to long-neglected piivatu affairs,
and from which I cannot at this time
turn aside, except with injustlco to
those who have chums stronger upon
mo tbttii tho great constituency which,
in all these years, has honored mo with
uiawerving conlldenco, If I could
persuado mysolf that my candidacy
was a necessity, I would subordinate
all pertwnal considerations and at onco
comply witb your desires but 1 cannot
flatter luywilf thai this is tho case. Tho
convention will not fuil to present a
list of candidates for congress that will
command Hiottuited nnd hearty sup
port bt bar nollileal friajids."
K Ml '(!) li '
A New Name.
0HDER3 OF TIIE DISTRICT JUDGE
OHANGINO THE NAMES 01' OAL-
YERT AND SHERIDAN TO
A. OT B "CT E 1ST !
In the District Court of Xomaha
County, NobraskujS. II. Pound, Judge.
In tho matter of tho change of tho
nitiius of Calvert, Nebraska, to Auburn,
N'cmaha County, Nebraska,
JLTUOMKNT (UlANTINO UHANUH.
This cause came on to bo heard upon
tho petition and testimony, and was
submitted to tho court; on considera
tion whereof, tho court HiiiIh that duo
notice of tho intended aiiiilic.itiou in
said petition wius given bv publication
in Tun NimiiAHKA Advuitimkh, h
newspaper printed in Nemaha county,
of general circulation, for thirty days
previous to tho hearing of. said cause
in this court, and the court beim satis-
lied that the prayer of the petition Is
reasonable and just, and that two
thirds of the legal voters of such town
desire the chango now prayed for In
said petition, and that there Is no other
town, city or village In the State of the
name prayed for.
It is therefore considered by the court
tbatthenamoof said town of Calvoit
be, and tho samo Is hereby changed to
Auburn, as prayed Tor In said petition.
Dated June Oth, 188-J.
S. 11. Por.Ni, Judge.
In the District Court of tho County
of Nemaha, Nebraska.
in the matter of the change of the
name of Sheridan, Nebraska, to Au
burn, Nemaha County, Nebraska.
.IfllOMKNT OKAKTIN'O niANOK.
This cause caimj on to bo heard upon
the petition nnd testimony, and was
submitted to the court, on coiisidertion
whereof tho couit finds that duo notice
of tlie intended application in said po
rtion was given by publication in the
XkiikasIv.v Advkutisku, a newspaper
of general circulation, printed in Ne
umha county, for thirty days nruvious
to thu hearing hereof, and tho court
being satisfied that thu prayer of the
petition is rea30iubleaud just, and that
two-thirds of tho voters of such town
desire the change now prayed for in
said petition and that there Is no other
town, city, or village in the
State of the name prayed for. It is
considered by the court that tho name
of said town of Sheridan, Nemaha
County, Nobnwko, bu and tho same
hereby is changed to Auburn as prayed
in said petition Dated Juno Oth, 1882.
S. H. Pound, Judge.
.lust how much or how littlo Brown
yMu lias tho small-pox wo do not know,
nor Is It possible to ascertain upon
most diligent Inquiry; but that the dis
ease is there, or has been, there is no
dOubL Tho Zook child, as our Infor
mation goes, had tho small-pox, but
last week was about well. How many
and who, have been exposed to the con
tagion, who will in all probability have
It, is equally a mystery, but that there
will bo some persons It Ik reasonable to
Unlieve. For the Information of those
who may not know the history of the
case hero hinted at, wo will briefly
state that Leo Zook. of Omaha, son-in-law
of Bon. Thompson, and his wife,
woro down with small-pox, when'
Thompson's wont up to Omaha and
brought homo with thorn tho little
child of the Zooks. They did not bo
lievo that the child would have the
disease, but It has lnd it all thu same,
and while thu fondness of grand-parents
for their grand children Is a com
mendably humane soutlmont, it is gen
erally regarded about Brownvillo as
having boon over done in this instance,
for thero can bo no justification not
oven through humane niotlvos or filial
lovo- for a careless exposure of n com
munity to small-pox. And to cap the
climax wo havu authentic imforinatlon
that Zook a few days ago shipped to
llrownvllle his household goods, beds
and bokdlng, reeking, us people will be
lieve, and probably truly, with tho In
fectious virus of tho torrlblo conta
gion. Tho last wo heard of thu goods,
they woro still In the car In which they
camo. that Mr. Karris, tho agent, re
fused to bavo anything to do with
them, had switched the car down the
road and telegraphed for instructions.
That car and llrownvllle, will doubt
less lo given a wide berth by many
people until tho scaro is over.
Obituary,
Mist Emm Edith Neil, the only daughter of
Or J. l and Martha A. Nral, died (May 21st,
1882, at Peru,
Shier Edith waiborrt in Peru, rebruary 19th,
1861, and hat lived in this icinlty cet since.
Was educated at die Normal School, was a fuu:
student of good standing and had many friends.
Her entire life was irreproachable. She died
gloriously gUing a wonderful exhibition of purity
and of the wonderful power of the gospel to save,
which is a great comfort to frimdt and especially
to the mourners. J. A. Ciiavin.
Mr. A.Struek.or, with (!eo. Hinchers,
hns carpenters at work on a residence)
on Muvwell street.' l
'uuo.vinvit .
Our Nemaha County Hank moved
into Its new quarters, south side of
Neinabii street, west of Center Ave
nue, Wednosdny, this week, where tho
gentlemanly and aceonlinodatlng cash
ier of thd same, Mr. Wood, will be
pleased to 'see Its many friends and
natrons.
Thu Sowaid Reporter, speaking of
tho IIouso resolution, introduced to
censure Llout. Gov. Curnes, says: "Tho
resolution would no doubt have passed,
had It not been for the filibustering of
Church Howe." However tho resolu
tion was defeated, it was very proper
to defeat it, for Gov. Carnes was not a
member of the House, was under no
charges from the House, had had no
Investigation or trial by the House.
The Senate over which body Mr.Cnrnes
presided investigated the matter which
inspired the Hoiiho resolution, and had
therepoitof thecommittee as a guide
to a correct conclusion, and tho Senate
declared thu charges unsustained. ft
is a matter of surprisu and regret that
any considerable number of Nebraska
legislators would seriously consider a
proposition to condemn a state olllcial
without a trial, or a hearing in his own
defence, The truth is there were too
many nincompoops in this legislature
who know little and euro little about
parliamentary law, but have an In
tonse desire for re-election. They should
bo consigned to tho quietof private life.
Death of Mrs. Anna 0. Martin.
Died at the residence of her daughter-in-law,
in Peru, June 1st, Mrs, Anna C. Martin. Her
last illness was very sudden and severe, being a
kind of strangulated heraia of the bswels, corn
pletely obstructing all passages. She was taken
ill on Saturday, May 17, and was in most excru
dating pain, except when getting momentary re
lief from hyperdcrmic injection of morphine, un
til her death. The physicians made postmortem
examination and found the passage above the
constricted portion ery greatly gorged, while be
low, it was entirely empty.
Mrs. Martin came to Nebraska with her fam
in 1868. Her son, Prof. G. M. Martin, was
for a number of years a teacher in the Normal
School, In 1873, her daughter, Lottie, died
very suddenly, and the next June her husband,
Joseph Martin, died of cancer on his breast, from
which he surteted greatly. In October, 1877,
her son, P. M. Martin, died of diphtheria, after
an illness of less than a week, and now the
whole family rest quietly together in the same
cemetery lot.
Mrs. Martin was a lady of more than ordinary
refinement and natilral cudowments, and her
whole life breathed a purity and sweetness of
Christian character seldom met with in this sin
cursed world. Her place In the public conjtega
tion, prayer circle, Sabbath school and class room,
was seldom vacant, and in deeds of charity and
acts of benevolence her hand was ever open to
share her scanty means. She was especially
watchful over the morals of the young around her,
and while a woman of nearly sixty-fuur years,
her heart was young and responsive to all the
yearnings and aspintions of the youthful breast.
All hearts were sad at her departure, for she wjs
without an enemy in the world. J. Mi M.
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Money for a Rainy Day.
'Tor six years my daughter was sick
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when our dominie advised us to try
Parker's dinger Tonic. Four bottles
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has kept our family well for over a
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Calvoi't 'l Brownvillo.
PRACTICE IN' THE STATE AKD VT.D.
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Special attention jirca ta collections and sale af
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Notice to Farmers
The uiidiTMlsjncd has for bIc tho
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lS.BI,wAppeHi!9 B?weU coBtivo, Pain in
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Headache generally over tho right eye,
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