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About Nebraska advertiser. (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882 | View Entire Issue (June 15, 1882)
-i JAUUMIUWW nslut SUMtiiSM SPIME9ito52,W. -- 1 . !, ' -a. - sx kiikkkyk hakvkstkk I F m i t I 1 Q. V. FAinonOTHER, Sfl. O, W. fAinOFIOTHER, Jn, HEN p. SANDERS. . BYG. W. FA1RBR0THER & CO. A letter froin Lincoln to tho Onmlui Hejmblican says: Tho llertlio has been drawn oft for ,)?ool It was u failure fronutho start, and tlio only wonder is that i't kept up so long. Hereafter tho people Of this city of nmgniflcont distances will do their walking on foot. Hon. Church Howe & Son, df Howe station, Xemulni county, shipped on May 8th, five car loads' Of three-year-old steers, averaging 1,480 lbs., and net ting the snug lltllo sum of ?t per head,. Mr. Howpsayjf th'e'rjy is fnonoy in gOpd cattle, but like every other sen sible 'fanner, Bays it don't' pay to han o .scrub cattle. Nebraska, Ihirmvr. On tho 7th inst., tho Urookfiolil (Mo.) bank was robbed in tho day time of' $0,000, by six mounted robbers. Killing Jesse Ja'nies didn't go far toward rid ding Missouri of robbers. Ho was only ono' of thousands. Later reports say four of the robbers have been captured and tho money all rocovorod. Tho redisricting of thq state insures Congressman Valentine's .iicnoininn , lion and election. WqU Point Pro g'nwi. Xo bettor fortuno could possibly be fall tjio Third Congressional District than tho re-election of "Val." The interests of tho district and those of tho entire state, demand his return to tho halls of Congress. Urand Inland Tunes. Wo are ploased to seo tho best papers of the Tliiid District indorsing Mr. Valentino. Mr. V. has iniluenco and experience In Congress, and that dis trict could not do themselves a better sorvico than to keep him thoro. And for tho general interests of Ne braska, Iiis former constituency, of his former big disstrict, would desiro ihm returned to Congrots. jHifl ANB .; nil" ?1tftUif7,7!lB Km MM WM mt H H mt mi m Mm mm mm IM T mj ii"" MMJmmmm m9mmw MmmllmmM i r Tho three congressional districts into which Nebraska has been divided are bounded as follows : Tho llrtft comprises the counties of Doughw, S-irpy, Cass, Otoe, Xomaha, Richardson, Pawnee, Crtgo, Johnson, Lancaster and Saunders. ..Tho second district ombodios tho coun ties of Jefferson, Saline, Seward, JJut ler, Polk, York, Hamilton, Clay, Fil inoro, Thayor, Nuckols, Adams, Kear ney, Webster, Franklin, Harlan. Phelps, Furnas, Gosper, Frontier, lted Willow, Hitchcock, Hayes, Chase and Dundy. Tin third district comprises tho counties of Antelope, IJoono, Buf falo, Jiurt, Cedar, Cheyenne, Colfax, Cuming, Custer, Dakota, Dawson, Dix on, Dodge, Greeley, Hall, Holt, How ard, ICoith, Knox, Lincoln, Madison, Merrick, Nauco, Pierce. Platte, Sher man, Stanton, valley, Washington and "Wayne. Tho population of tho first district, according to the national cen sus of 18S0. is 171,000, while tlio second district contains a population oij about 140,000, and tho third district 1,30,000. Frederick Douglass. "Wo would invito attention to the ad vertisement of J. S. Goodman & Go,, of Chicago. Ills., who have recently is sued tho Autobiography of Frederick Douglass. Our readers are all more or less acquainted with the history of this man and should mako themsolvos familiar with his book. Tho Cleveland J tender (Ohio) says: This book will gain recognition as one of the healthi est and most important works ever contributed to American literature. It will take its place as a volume indis pensable in tho comploto records of our national history. Tho ljfo strugglo it portrays will bo erected as a standard of emulation to the youth and ;man hood of America, who, without such examples, might well doubt tlio possi bility of climbing so high from a con dition so low. And scarcely less im portant to tlio work and tho lesson it has to teach, it possesses advantages quite unparalleled for holding intore.it, and stamping upon all classes of minds its luhorojjt principles of frnudom and manhood, Tho narrative of Douglass's days -of slavery and cscapo from bond age is hardly less interesting than "Uncle Tom's Cabin," wliilo the truths lose nothing in comparison with tho idoalty of that of work, and it carries jts subject .through n wider range of accomplishment to a rank sulllciontly exalted to win all admiration. It is needless to spoak of tho literary stylo &f tho book; tho accomplishments of tho writer aio known to all who road. Americans will bo proud of this dona tion to thoirlitorature, and tlmukfuj to Mr. Douglass .that lie has made it hi,m- 3If. 0 Arkwright & Curzon, Brownville and Calvert, Practical Watchmakers, AMD DKAI.fclW.IN Watches, Clocks, 1 AND7EWELRY, Largest Stock fin the County. Nebraska, Sorghum Works, An opportunity will bo givo this fall to a number of poisons to learn the process of sorghum syrup manufac ture; also tlio manufacture- of sugar. Tho method proposed is viz: Tlio" above works will require fifteen men to nln it. Arrangements have been made so that the owners df the sorg hum works will hire tlidso to do tho labor who wish to study tho business. The instruction will lo given "by ono of tho Professors in the Agricultural College. Tho above works are located two miles northeast ot Lincoln, adjoining the farm belonging to the Agricultural Collogo. Tho works aro to bo run en tirely by steam, and will average 500 gallons of finished syrup per day. That some idea may bo gained of what is proposed to bn done in tho way of instruction, the following list of ex poiiments and work is given: 1st. Test tho strength of juice frem soveral lots of cane with Leaume's sacharometer. !2d. Test the samo after dolTecation. itd. Weigh cane, and after bing pressed, ascertain the per cent, of juice extracted. 4th. Ascortain tho number of gallons of juice to make one of syrup from dif ferent lots of cane. 5th. Ascertain tlio weight of a gallon of syrup finished to different degrees of density. (1th. Take two samples of syrup hot from thb evaporator; cool ono quickly and tho other very slowly, and note the difference in color and fiavor. 7th. Heat to a boding point a quan tity of juice that has not been treated with lime, and noto tho temperature at which fiocculont coagulation takes place, also at what temperature the Hikes begin to riso; the amount that rises to tho surface, and the amount that settles to the bottom, 8th. Take a quantity of juice that has been treated with lime, and make tho samo tests as in No. 7, noting the difference. Oth. Take several samples equally treated with lime bring tho first to a boiling point as quickly as possible the others at increasing periods of time to ono hour; give time to sottlo and noto'difforouce in defl'ecation. 10th. Take two samples equally treated with limo; heat tho llrsi very slowly (ofiocculent formation, then rap idly to the boiling point. Tho second, heat rapidly to the point of fiocculont formation, and then slowly to tho boil ing; give time to settle and nolo differ ence in clarification. 11th. Treat a sample of juice with limo boyond the noutTiil point; heat to boiling and noto the effect. This givo an outline, and thoro will bo given a few lectures in addition. Thoro will bo used ono of tho best arrangements for burning baggasseo that has boon invented, which can be used on small or largo works alike. The experiments with juice will bo made in glass test tubes, ho that the changes will be visible to tho eye. Any further information will be cheerfully given, on addressing a letter to 11. Cumikhtson. Lincoln, Neb. Musio Lessons. Miss Belle tGuvitt, of Dratton, will bo at the residence of J. N. Smith, this city, ono day each week for tlio pur pose of giving instructions in instru mental music. Can take a limited number of pupils. 51ml Bright's Disease, Diabetes, Kidney, Liver or Urinary Disc? es, Have no fear of any of these dis eases if you use Hop Jlitteis, as they will prevent and euro the worst cases, oven when you havo been made worse by soino great puffed up pretended cures. Take lour old iron, rags, copper and brass to U. G. Whittemoro's, in Urownvillo. He'll buv 'em. For Rent. A store room, 80 feet deep, with cel lar; roady for occupancy, 'In the bus iness'center of South Auburn. Xoaha Co. Bank. Is the best machine ever invented. Go to the "REGULATOR," CALVERT, NEB., and see the reports from Texas of the excellent work which it performs. No mistake in its being the Lightest Running mil 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. Remember, that the main drive wheel has to run the entire machine. For the best Reaper and Mower combined, the Buckeye Table Rake and Marsh No. 4 have been sold in this county for years, and they speak for themf,. selves. A.. PALMEE, PROPRIETOR Oi ty 15a lecjfy , CALVERT, NEBRASKA. Fresh Bread, Pies.Cakes, Etc., alwavs on Hand. Best Cigars in the City. Ice Cream! V2r ItGinomtior tlio iilnco-nn tho corner, Houtti of tlio Hohlregit IIuiisd. 1 V. SAMin:r,S0N, J). ,1. Wood, President. Cashier. Nemaha Cou niy Bank, Calvort, Nebraska, Does a General Banking Business. Particular Jit lent ion) Giv en Collections. Monev Loaned on A-nx'ov-ed Soouity. Exchange on all parts ol 17. . ami EUtrope. Town Lots ! JOHNSON Nemaha Co., Neb., lUving'becn recently Surveyed ini Platted SEC. 7l T. 5, R. 13. In the Western part of N'emeha County, Ne braska oiler rate chances fr Commercial Mechanics! Business. I rd ,'m"r j Jit r.nii) JlJJTlSS Flirarcs. POlt CASH OH ON TJJJ3. iiiy to s 0SB0RN, Jlrownville, Johnson, or Calvert FREE! REUABLE SELF-CURE A favorite nrMrrlntlon f on of thfl most noted ami uccruflful pfciallstl In th O. H. (nowrntlred) for tli.rur.of Vrrow MteHllty, Lu)lnluealUenY.!o)Voo. JJmttliuian Bll.t, Addrew DR. WARD . CO., LauhlsM, Mo, -&mi EjjkiWWiW 4Nk IfiPSgSW AamV III! I Hill Weld, Calvert, Nebraska, Dealer In FINE FUBNITUKE, CHINA AND GLASSWARE. Tho finest and most complete stock, hi this county, tit tho Loivest Prices, A splendid assortment of Mouldings, for Picture Frames, and an experienced cabinet maker is am- ' ployed by this house who will mafce or repair yoafurnitur in ood stylo. Undertaking a Specialty. 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