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AUBURN, NEBRASKA."
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2J l Ratt'sjoUAilvurtising:
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lAiiviir
linr j
" eJnrl fllWi qtirlit wpcW, e, tenn per line.
Dityl.iv loeih, I e cenli pet line,
Aiivetlnemrliti mi locil page, 56 cent!
pet
Inch prruerk
Miielinriu nil 50ccriti perim h nrf mpnt
Lfnlh.
( Olll, COIll. '.w
v -r J. AV. Kl'IIIS, ,
,f Quo inilo i4,!iiy :0j'1' no --
-4A'.1 Xiokull,' lolTublo novbtlalr.
Drown villii. " ' ' '"'
A. W. Xickiill, ndlnblo ririiKKltft.
JJrovnvilh ' ' ' '
Kvurybody, worth speaking of, will
.eelo.lp'ato'at Auliiiru HiIh yours-'"'
For Ltiiuhcr lilmo find Coiil
n r-n o tr?
to
i v
Kljliss.
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" Moio rtiin .Satuidny mid Un WG$lrt
:iVo,lUtiViwiiy'w'lili Mum of ,tlio
'corullolds. 4
Tho-biggest celebration that over
Nemaha ciiimty saw, will he at Auburn
... it 11 11. ill
,1)11 me i'ovuiii, uiiH yjjiii. -, r
I.
(lilies
I jr. .iHcnuca' (Jurmun World
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Ml 11111I uurivii mil list ii worm ineillrliii'
tiivuthoinn trial. Sold by all druj,'n
glStS. , ii
A Kiat many people in Nemaha
county has novor soon Auburn since
tlio "boom" begun. Thoywlll,si;y it on
tlioro.ijthlf , Y, ..
It Is now -lopoi ted- tliat Kv-Souatoi
J'addtfVIv luis.hooji uppoiiitcd conning
sioneroi IufllauuiTuiia. In that posi
tion Mr. I'udduok would certaiillv"' lie
tlio "right man in tho right plaoo.",
A young man named )Vuf.' Meut.
wlTllo plowing una farm through which
Lfijjflln creek rjuirf, ill sVnftllimVuty.
in Homo way got Ids team and liiiiHelf
into tlio creek and all wore drowned.
'!, 13. HarUr; of !niud Island, Q.'JJ.
L'liie, ot Omaha, and V. Rich, of Falls
pLy, hiivu bueii appointed bv the state
(urjerinteudimt.ji coiumittou to ux.ini
ino applicants fur life coitillcutcs to
touch school, r
Tim liilvi-Oixun givca-UHlhirt item of
real news:
Hx-Sonator Thayci', of Nebraska, as
pires to I ho seat now occupied by Sun
utorituudtu's; and 'is' innklng'jlQ'er
t horou'gh' and vig'ol oils canvass ot the
state.
, WAVERLEY MAGAZINE; '
This popular periodical has sixteen
large .pagesWito' 11 by 15 Inches, sot ill
small typo, apd contains double the
leading of any other weekly literary
paper in country It will contain no
advertisements, but lib filled Willi
syirijy, music, pootry, anocctotes, eiiig
mai.'otc, Tlio inusic will consist of
anthems, songs, dances, and marches,
which iu ono year will bo worth m
least 812. It is tho cheapest and best
familv paper in America. Xo continued
stories.
Terms Ono year, 81.00; six months,
8'J.)0 ;-thro months. 5M.00. Sixteen1
backjiiumbors, all dlllerent, 4 will btf
soniyposipaiu, to any auuress lor.ol.
Try ifjC.ouJy foi tin oo months. Call'
at this otlieo and see a sample. A now
vdhnrfe, jn a nW drdss, l)eRnTily"i?j
ih-jisu uniur hooii, hu us iu Jiavemriue
numbers. Address ' ' '
Vavi:uu:y Maoazin'i:,
, ,, J.oek Hp.x l72lUwtO!i,LMassr
A large part of tho time of a num
ber of lnoinbors of tho last legislature
wijl uuw.bo given to explaining .votes.'
Constituents tills year exhibit a 'paiij-i
fill and persistent curiosity which w'ilP
not remain unsatlslled. Cliurcli Ilowo
can llislj occupy tho door, and IRrgo
months Is Ulno onougli for aiPovpirtnli-
tion of Ids crooked ways an opportun
ityAvill.he. cheerfully-ccordod -liiui,-Omnfta
Hee.
Church liowo's acts and votes, in
"the last legislature ,V ar; cordially iu-'
dorsoil by his constituents. Hosbwator
still suuiits fiom thp skipuing Church
II owe gavo him when ho impudently
thrust a stump speech of his, full of
lies and assumptions, upon-tho I looser
and demanded that it bo inado a part of
the records, ltosowater was snubbed
and made fun of by nearly tho entire
body, but it was Church Ilowo who
hold Hosowator up In his native ugli
ness, and everlastingly took tlio hide
olT him, and sent Posey oil' howling,
honco ho singles I owe out for an ex
tra whine. If Church Ilowo chooses,
or dooms it necessary, to "occupy tlio
tloor" ho will do so; and neither Pose-'
water nor any who takes sides with
him, will daro "occupy tho door" with
him in a square and manly light. They
have neither tho facts nor the brains
with.whlch to meet Church -11 owe:
jjj'JULY -FOURTH!!
AUB U1W 1CNT ft uT5JR !
Jilizbhs irAlXrrldrnikan5) South
Pool Their Issues.
Evory tiling ,IIftrinoniou8'iaiitl ft Glorious
. I'ourtli iu Anticipation.
iixounsioN thai.nhJa VI V"i?l) KACT,
'I'lie'ineeting called! for imUilig ar
hiiijioifteiits lor the Fourth ofVluly, on
W'diiesday, .June 7th, Was' well at
tended h) CitlKeiis fWuu both Xortljimd
Nmli Auhflih, and harmony and xm
thilAliisin was thu older ot theevoning.
MMle (listulhing on tho piograuinio
uas a uiolioii to maku tlio temporary
organization pe.rjnanent, wliicli was
aiiHMided .ind wuricd by adding the
name of (!. V. Falrbiothcr, jr., as one
ol the sceietarhis, anil electing I), jl.
W i "( I. tfeil-itlier,
On motion, Messrs. Church IIowol.
O. F.elluws, (i. VpVFiiirbiother, jr., K
Ruiohotu . Dillon, 0. .1. Stuwell and
W. W. Ciandall w.crc; appointed llnaiiCe
committed .
Committee oii.prom'OiniiHjilnil spi.'ak
ers It. 0. Fellows, (Jos'. Mooru aim J;.
.l.VloO. '
On mot ion Chiucli Howe was ap
pointed iCOoutiifilt'oo of one loan ange
lot excursion trains on eafh rallroifu.
Committee on grounds were author
i.od to btake oiT, llx' the prfoo .and soil
liooths. and t in n over the money to the
linuiicu comimtluo.- , .
Coinmitteo on . iiivitatioii J- O. W.
lfairbt-otlyT, ji'., U. I). Cross and W. T.
Itced.
On motion Church Howe was do-
claicd chairman of .tho committee on
general arrangements, and requested to
appoint Lwo nioro-tas iollows: Win.
Willing and A'. II. (liltnni'e.'
On motion ChuichrIiowo wao elected
I'le-ident of the day.
Committee of hcii An' music as
lollnwsf 1I.-.I.F. Wdlt. 0. .J. Stowell,
1). .1. Wood, l)r..,Wwl,.(i, V 'Fair
brother, Geo. MuU, V. V. Morrison and
Mi.-Weller.
On motroii Copt. W. W. Cmndull and
..). V. Weil wero appointed a com
mittee to procure and erect a IliigMalT
in tlio ijUiul liouse Hijuure, .between
Noitli and -South Auburn. . .
On motion it was the unanimous
sVilSebf tlio meetiii?? that l . Sona
toiyj'huVlI.Tan Wyok be requested
to spak in iiliuni Lli.it da.
Cliuicli Howe announced that the
senator would lie here provided Con-Xipt-i
iilljomUed prior to that time.
Commute rMvtirmuorks(iu. Moore,
O. .)'.'. Stuwell and 'Mr. Dillon, with in-striu-tioiiij
to'lut.'cijj lpybo,"...beuoath
tlujJtnys,aml stripes on-the court house
squave.V .,.
Cominitteo on decoration Mrs. .1.
D. Cioan, Mrs. IT. Wort, Mrs. W. T.
Hood, Mr IXJi. Cong, ,Miss May
Crandall, K L. Taggart and J. I).
Croiiiifl
f
On moti
ioir
Judge John
If:
Dun'das
wj.Uy. appointed ehjefmarsjml; -with
lWer to Qhoose such assistants as lie
desired:' - - ' v -"
Ooinmtttoe on printing -Tagg.ut,
Felloyiund Fairbrothcr. -
Committee On sports A. V."Walsh
'lVd'Hmlflartflr. l1i(Aho"rd.!as. Hall
and W. A.-Khorlv. - J
.On.muUon merchants weio requested'
iy iiyiuiiiii; tuun iiiiri'.t m ousinrss.
On motion business mPii wore' re
quested to suspend business between
tho hours of () a. m. ami -I p. in.
On motion (his Mooro was added to
ll.ig-stuir committee, and empowered
to piocure?uitablo Mag and streamer.
Committed cur itivltatiln" suggested
that three from eaebprecihet be added
to their cyiiiiuiUeo.aiuLtho- following
weio chosen: ' ,
lirownvnie A. it. Davison, Harv:
McOcp, .1. II. Hroady.
- Xemaha Citv -Phil, Crothor, Eli
Terry, Ilabo Flliott.
Asplnwall -Ceo. Shook, Frank King,
' '" 'iJAiiKo,w-v-'i,Jrt, 'Paly-
I le.lfrMl.Thr.viB SWOTve,
Ales. Campbell. ' h. ' -4
Henton - Wn. "Windscliinie, Pov.
Dterks, ir. Stoininairr f ; 7"
Wishing ton John' II. Poljlnmn, ,TP
iu& .TohnsonV Clarence Claggett.
La Fayette Simon Hobmtson, lOwnn
Hubbard. Charley Jilodgett.
ttlen Kock-.lo. Hudtlart, dipt Hun
rord, W, P. Meader.
Pmu-'F. L. lhouty, II. M. Moars,
I)aitl Jmiki j, . - . ; - s
Islaiul ArMcC,irtiivf,II,yIb)bort. ,
LondOnr-J.JI. Perry, Ueoiko' Crow.
John Hiiss. ., ,
nintiflsw T Win. imnnafc-'rd, J. V$
1 '14t,,U0. UM... l '-
Cotumitteos wero reipiosleil to attend
ro tlio several duties assigned them,
promptly, and report at the next meet
ing. , Adjourned to meet at South Auburn,
Saturday, Juno 17th, at 7 o'clock p. in.
sharp. CHIT PC 1 1 HOWE,
Chairman.
P. 0. 1'KM.OWU ) ',- ' i.
fi. W.Pauuihothbk, j OCC.3S. .
TAKING THRLEA.D.
T)io 1)1?CK"1-:Y15 'C011D lUNDEllis
tho favorite, every man that has exam
ined it says is tlio "J Joss." Co see tlio
;"Pegulutor" at Calvert, and ho will
show you soiiio of its lino points.
Tlio Distinguishing Oliarm.
'A dolightful fragranco of freshly,
gatlierrtlll'ojvertjand spices is tho.dis-
"k,mJiC.iL,Jil 9 FlflCteJoii'Coli
ogne. . ,. , , , .
A. W, Nlckoll, .tho bookseller.
Jbownvillc. Do ;iot iicglect a cotmh or X'Old until
it.iri LOO liito, try JSlleii's Extract of
Tar and Wild Cherry, w&aro sure you
will bo odnViifcod of its inCrU, cliroit-Ict-oughs,
and' oven consumptives arc
cured by following tho directions,
every bottlo is w.m anted to giYo satis
faction. 1
Arc you ufferu.g from indigosLion?
If so aslc your druggist for u bottlu of
Sliurnmii'H Prick h Ash Hitters. Takoli
as directed it will cirnj you. These
Hitlurrf hlivo now been bofoio tho pub
lic for a number of years, have been
thoroughly tried, and give entire satis
faction. Dr. G. H. Collins, Dentist,
Visits tho following places iu tlio fol
lowing order, each month:
I'rowiivilln, 1st to 7th.
Nemaha City, sth and Olh.
South Auburn, 10th, tlthand liitli.
JJrock, Kith, 14th and ii.Hh.
Jf you wish to sao money, and your
teeth, hold your dental work for Dr. (J.
II. Collins. 02-ti:
Money to Loan.
'o
days.
can 1111
choice loans in' three
(l-IIHUN & Taylok.
Linn & Cooper.
Calvei't,.iS'eb., are now ready to re
ceive grain of all kinds, for which tliev
will pay tho highest market price
Call at tho elevator.
J. ;. ; ISlilMI,, .llanngcr.
All immense stock
of dry goodSjCtc, just
arrived at 'McGee &
Moore's.
Plight's" Disease of tlie Ridlieys, Di
abetes and other diseases of tho kid
neys and liver, which you aro being so
Irlghteiied about. Hop Hitters is the
onlj that' will surely and pormanently
pi o vvnt and, cure. All other pretended
cures only1 relieve for a time lind then
make you many tunes worse.
Mrs. F.Monahan, of Marj.sville.Mo.,
will bo at tlio Ilol-lrego House, Calvert,
on the IStli of .1 one, and remain two
days. She will be prepared totu-al all
forms of eye diseases. Her treatment
is a permanent cure for granulated eye
lids juid. all forms ot inllammatioii of
tjieeyos. Come and see her,
Will be at Sheridan on tho 17th. ;
Will be at Nemaha City on tho 10th.
Mis. Moiiuiian will alsohein Urown
ville on theirthof each month.
Surgical operations wilt be perform
ed by Dr. D. C. "Wilson, of Maij villo. .
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.71 .-. - -
EST A B LIS H Jil) 1870'
CONOVER BROTHERS.
Manuficturcrj of the ConnverjBro's
Patent Uoright Pianos,
And, Wholesale Agenti for .
"Stcinway," .
'Cliickcring,"
Kxanich to Bach,
, Iiindoinan,. Fiscliorl,--.
r ; and Haines Pianos.
Publisher! of Mu$k f Jobbers in Muilcil
and MKtc Rnok. j j MerehanJbe,
CHICAGO PIUCKS DUPLlCA'ri:i).SEND
FOR CATALOGUE.
(iisnialn Slreel, KANSAS CITY, M9.
Revolving Harrow
Tlio Wondor of tliq Nine
toontli Corituvy.
It Attaches lo any IMow.
It Decreases the Unifl of the Plow
It will not Choke.
It Meoiioiiiizes LaboiV "
r ?
It Is aCompleto irarrw nnUl'ulYer-
zerComhliieil.
5lmpIo In Constructloil j not P.xyoii
slro. Sold by
H. I. BRYANT, Prop.,
Brownvillo, Nob.
JAIsti nimiiirartiiivd mill Sold by
Take
Notice I
J. J.itlUltCKIt, Hruwnvillc.
New Store!
131 A K, ID
HERBERT
A'IVODrVCKS TO TBI 13
Citizens of Nemaha County
TliRt Iilii Stock of Ilnrilwnre 1 now on Ilnml, nml lint lie Is
Now Pi'ciinl'ctl to rui'liUU nnytliliiK 1 l'e I
SHELF OR HEAVY HARDWARE,
At l'rlci'H tlint Will Stilt, llomtinlior llmt you gnu get
Agricultural Implements
Tana ToolSi Stoves, Iron, NUb Firearms, Ammunition, Etc.
In OotutuutloH wltli tlio Store. A No. 1 Workman In Charge. Custom
work n Siurlnlty.
cmTJULL AVJiJJVirjjJ, SIJE1MMN, jyjSRd$ICA. x
3r GCO
hil mllKr M
9 IfiaHWHlk V W71I Ul
y here you will find one of the finest stocks of General Merchandise in
Nemaha County.
You will find the nicest SPRING STOCK of CLOTHING for
all ages.
You will find DRESS GOODS of the latest styles and patterns.
You will find a nice line of LADIES' and CHILDREN'S Shoes.
You will find an excellent line of BOOTS and PLOW SHOES for
Men.
You will find a full stock of GROCERIES, CANNED GOODS, etc!
You will find one of the nicest store rooms and the most gentlemanly
clerks in Nemaha County.
We extend a cordial invitation to come and sec us before, buying, and
we will guarantee that in quality and price we wil suit you.
Remember the place,
A. H. GILMOHE & SON,
SHEllIDAN, NEB,
TOWN LOTS,
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Having Ilcceiitly been
ON SECTION 21
NIMAKA COUNTY, NEBBASKA,
OFEERS RARE
Gonimercial Mechanical
.. BUSINESS.
the Town is from 10 to 25 miles from any
nthor nlnnp nf imnnrtanno
UIIIUI UIUUU Wl
"
IS IN THE CENTER "QV THE COUNTY, AND SURROUNDED BY THE BEST
FARMING LAND IN' THE STATE.
AT LOW PRICKS
FOR CASH
OR OX TIME
AddIv
to S. A OSBum SSlKEa"
NewGoodal
V7" -A. IR, El I
WILLSON
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TOWN LOTS.
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Sitrveyetl and' Fluffed
and 28, T. 5, B. 14,
CHANCES FOR
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