Nebraska advertiser. (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, July 27, 1882, Image 8
nMJWMUummiiEm'U'W iwnw rw runiu witiuuus mnotraugjiumnftft iramts w j:j..j;;uaji.i;jfai.'i.liiinv,wJLiijrrfMi:.. saeasra 4"T 4 : BY G. W. FAIRBROTHER & CO. post ornoE hours. Prom 4:3 11jit09j1.n1. Sun4.i), from II in, to I i. 111. Farmers anil othen please tikt notice. G. W. KAIIIDROTIIR.R, Jr ,l. M. Coal, caul. i J. W. Kunia. Miood corn weather." . 'gtVlutly puio. Sugar Syiup at J)oviu A. W. Xlckull, i-uliubloiiuwHiIuulor, IJrowiivlllu. , Uieain SoilvTitoiTiil .Xickull'H (Irtitf sloro. Mr. and Mr.T. W.iMHlur, of Tcum huIi, nru in tho (Jlty tliln vvtiok. . Dr. IJ. Hell AndrcWH, Xomnlia City, iq building nn addition to his residence. Mils Kutlo I'ronly.of 1'oru, was onu of tliu visitors to .Soutli Auburn, laat WUUK. A. II. (lilmoi'H, tiio iirlnoo nusnjliant of North Auburn, wan a visitor at our oilleo Tuunday. Frank L. Martin, of Lincoln, show ed bin .smiling eonntonnneo in tins city last Friday evening. Did anybody in tills bountiful land of tho west over see inuro delightful weatliur tlian wo arc at present enjoy ing? Iliruni H. 1'erry lias sold Ids interest in tlie FiivmlvtlloTeliiMjii and is now traveling III tho interest of tho titalu Journal. 'Services wore hold for the lirsl time in tho now Catholic church, in this city, last Sunday, llov. .1. 15. l-Mtzger-ald olllcialiug. Mrs. Albert Dillon, who is visiting friends at Anderson, J ml., writes to her husband that her health is very materi ally improved. Hammond & Weslor, contractors and brick-masons of Ueatrico, are in tho city, and will do tho brick work on Froy tag's residence. 1. 1 ,i, 1 1 L 1 -i. Arthur Prescott, formerly clerk in thoJIoldrege House, tills city, is so journing in tho quiet and peaceful vil lage of Brownville. -Wo notice amongst tiio f armors who do their trading at this place many fa miliar faces that erstwhile were often seen upon tho streets of Brownville. Krt. Elliott and Frank Tarkor, from tho south side, went to Atchison to see tho elephant "Wednesday. Ed. wont to sou tho future well, wo should smilo. M. P. Hauagan, attorney at law, Is tho authorized agent for tho Advhu Tismt at Xemahii City, and will receipt moneys paid him on subscription and job work. On Saturday S. A. Osborn left at our olllce' a poach twig three inches in length which contained seven largo peaches fully developed. 1 1 came fry in ids farm west of this place. Charles Kopjiolbargor, a conductor on tin? A. it X. disvision of tho B. & M. K. It.,-was crushed to deatli at Tecum noli, on Wednesday, tho 112th Inst., by falling In front of a moving train. Tho AnvKKTisicK is now in snug and commodious yuarlorn, third door south of Xickell & Suurtz. J11 moving our olllce wo failed this wool; to get off our usual . supplement sheet. AH right hereafter. II. J. F.. Wort has been commissioned agent for the Springfield F. & M. In surance company of Massachusetts, and, w,lll insure your property from loss by fire or wind. You will II ml him at tho postolllco, South Auburn, Xebr. Tommy Ilitte, from tho rural dis tricts of Asiilnwall precinct, was In the city last Monday, guzlng with open mouthed surprise, and wonder beaming from Ids eyes, at all tho sights con tained in tills growing young metrop olis. "Wo hope our subscribers at Nemaha (Jity, upon whom It Ib inconvenient for us to call, and whom wo but seldom see, will pay their subscriptions to our agent, Mr. M.P.lTanagan, who is au thorized to glvo receipt for the same in. oui'tUiune. Itobort T. Lincoln. Tho secretary of war, who is begin ning to loom up n littlu for presidency in 1NH1, In milking a splendid ollicer quiet, Jionont ami oapablo. Ho says army olliccru must go to their posts and do their duty or get out of the way. The liUor-O-wiii. says of him: Secre tary Lincoln Ihih shaken life into some of tho (had bones of tho army in a way that will make him odious to sin 0 cures, but hccuih for him tho heart) commendation of tho men, in active services and tho public ingeiiorul, Olli corn of tho iirmy have, a a rule, en joyed tho grelite'st possible advantage's of ease and social 'pleasure hIiico the war, and have so arranged It that they, practically, ljved through a continuous furlough, being at no greater trouuie than to sign a few papers and draw tholr pay. The corps in Washington instituted a social lobby that was all powerful, its members being protected 'i II ... f . t Mil ny a lujuuiiar lorm 01 uiiiocincy. a ncy lived like lords, while the men in tho real service, and perhaps more deserv ing, woro kept hustling to meet the emergencies occasioned by tho absence from their immU of tho "men at tho rear." The determined course of the secretary of war has dismayed tho gen tlemen in uniform who counted 011 a soft thing for tho remainder of their days, and rather than go to tho front and perforin the services for whirl) they are paid, these gentlemen very promptly turn in their resignations. Tliia will bo good for the real war dogs. Promotions and lransfrs may give the olllcers who have had seventeen years of obedience to drum taps a chance to taste the sweets of leisure, and find out how it is to have a tour at a civilized center. The order is being rigorously enforced. Mr. T. J. Pagan, an old business man of Sabotha, Kansas, is hero seeking a new location, and Auburn strikes him as the place, lie has secured commodi ous business rooms in North Auburn and will soon open ii ono of the best grocery houses in Xemaha county in Mr. Fagan. wo believe is a son-in-law of John A. Ponn.of Urownville, he has the appearanco ol one of the got-up-and-diist kind of business men. and Tiik Advijutisku bids him wel come to our thriving young city. Willing Bros. & Jordan, who have been maintaining hardware and furni ture stores in Brownville, Xeniaha City and South Auburn, moved their Brownville branch out this week, con solidating it at Xomaha and South Au burn. W. B. & J. is a ilvo firm with the largest houses in their branches of trado in southeastern Xebraska, and anybody wanting furniture or Hard ware,' at W. B. & J.'s is the place to trade.- G. (which means Candidate) Howe. 7 'ten m.s uh 'J 'o rail I itIt t . Al you should havo tho nuino of your paper changed to Ulevtriu LUjht. Simple, unassuming "torchlight" con veys an idea of dimness that does your brilliancy great injustice Summur Millinery ;ohIn sit Cost. Miss Dollie Terry will for tho next thirty days sell summer millinery goods at cost. This is a rare chance "to get good goods way down low, and all are invited to call at once. Tho Turrfilljht says tho stalwarts are tho going to the devil part. The great and growing ambition of the TorahU'tht, if wo may judge from its present political morals, is to go to Hosowator when it dies. Johnson people are rejoicing over tin fact that tho B. & M. railroad will soon doiivcr their m ill. and they will be troubled no more with star routes. Sam Jiobst, thu carpenter who built the elevator hero last fall, appeared again in our city Sunday, accompanied by lll'teen or twenty carpenters. Xolsou Wood, brother of J).. I. Wood, cashier of the bank, who recently grad uated at Tabor college Iowa, is in the city on a visit to his brother. Kd. "Wort has been appointed con stable for Douglas precinct vice Ship pou''osigned. I5d, will make a good oho. '' iTolinny Smith, gardener of Brown vlllo wiisln town Wednesday with a wagon load of "garden truck." Shall wo vote bonds to build a school house. Answer this question at sain uelson's hall Saturday evening. Don't forget tho soboolincottng at Samuolson's hall, Saturday Wening, July 20th. " .. f?h "Wo now get our Omaha mail.via. tho M. 1'. road road, which arrives about :i p. in. Is you owo anything call at our of fice mid tell us you can or cannot pay it. HERBERT WILLSOH At Prices that RIGTJLTiraAL IMPLEMENT: HAND MB TWINE BINDERS, Farm Tools, Stoves, Iron, Nails, Firearms, Ammunition, Etc. Jl Cood Tin Shop In Connection with the House. A Jso.l workman in ;' s' ; ' r Charge. Custom work a Specialty. Married. Uuow.v IJaunim At the residence of Rev. Thos. Lycll, near (lion Mock, on Friday evening, July 2lst, 1882, Mr. Win. Brown and Miss Sarah Barnes', all of Quitman, Mo. Tho freight handlers of Xew York City railroads have been 011 a strike now over four weeks. They number uearjy -,ooo men. They were getting 17 cents an hour and struck for three more cents, which tiio roads have re fused. Their aggregate earnings since they struck would have amounted to SlfiO.OOO. And they have had to live, tho cost of which in addition to what they have lost by idleness, could not be less than SoO.000. Laborers, too often do not get enough wages; yet we sel dom see an instance where they make' it pay by striking. fleorgo Keel, a young Gorman car iientorof this piare, while working on tiio elevator Tuesday, outthoforelinger of his left hand nearly oil' with Ids hatchet. Dr. Opporinan, of Sheridan, dressed tho wound ami tho yo;:ng man is getting along as well as coulil ua ex pected. Special ISTotices. Notices uiuler thin lii'iul "Wmitoil," "For Hale," "Kor Hunt," etc., Ilvo cents per llnu, ctich Insert Ion. I TOLlMtKOIS." A No. 1 fuiniilorook wnti toil 1 I at tiio llulUroKU lluuhi'. Apply liiiino illutuly. Foil S.U.K.- A wood rrslilonro In South Aiiliiim. Apply to 11. I. V. Wert rt Co. MO.VKY TO LOAN... We eiiu till eliolco loans In UtrcuiliiyN. Apply toOslmrn it Taylor. TTVJUHAl.K. Illiuik Deeds. Chattel anilllenl l1 KstatoMortKitues, Mllli of Kale, Notes, Ktc. in" 'J in: AiACKTismi olllce. PiXTltA copies of Tmc AnVKlin.SKitforsale I2j at the. poKtollleu. NOTIOK. If YOU oro ns anything on subscription ph'uso oomo In or send In anil pay ns. Wo need our money, ipoil HA M-3. -Clover liny. Call on Barney l1OtUiiis. (iOOl) Business lot on Center Avenuo, - near hotel. Houth Autuiru, lor salo cheap hy II. J. K.Werttt Co. WANTKDTO MTV. Two Rood farms of li'oni Nl to 1UU aeres, near tlm center of Nemaha county. Apply to II. J. I WortiV Co., nt postolllce. I lOO.MS TO HKNT. Kotir nice rooms In the I V l-'ahllnner it Kiel block to let. Hates reasonahlt). Knqulroat 1'ostolllce. flwtl uiaKTBannixKcatuBauma tTwrfm a.wunaeaatatuKXKa Legal Notice. To Mary A. OMliclJ; non-rcsulcnt, defernhnt. You are hereby nutilird tliat nn the zzd day ot July, 1X82, John M. CJIdhelJ tiled a petition .gainst jou in the district court of Nemaha coun ty, Nebraska, the prayer of whieh is to obtain a divorce from )ou on the ground of adultery and desertion You arc reijuired to answer said pe tition on orbefoie Monday, the 3rd day of Sep tember, 1S82. John M. Oluhm, II y Osborn Sc Taylor, his attorneys. Legal Notice. To Francis M. Richards, Samuel Daily, R.T. Daily, Morrison. You are hereby notified that I am the owner of a tieasurcr's certificate of sale No. iai, of the following described real estate to-wit; I'art of the southeast quarter of section six, township six, nortlj of range fifteen east, containing fifty acte situated in the northeast coiner of said sec tion, in Nemaha county and State of Nebraska, and taxed in the names of Francis M. Richards, Samuel Daily, R. T. Daily, Morrison, other name unknown. On the 5th of Decem ber, 1S70. said lands were sold for the delinquent taxes of iRo, 1871 to 187S and years interven ing Mid dates, amounting to one hundred and twenty-five and 34-1 jo dollars, and has paid up the taxes to date. And that the time for re demption will expire on said property above de scribed on the 28th day of September iSSz, at which time the undersigned iill apply for a tax deed. Dr. John F. Neal, Owner of said certificate by Osborn & Ta)Ior, bib agents, 2W4 Sheriff's Sale. VJ OTICE Is hereby given tiiat by virtue, of II an tinier 01 xnio ittsuuu uui in inu urn trlut Court of Nemiilm county, Nebraska, and to 1110 dlrcctedlffts silent or nam county upon .n decree iu1u Jndgme it rendered by said court. 111 11 enso wherein Warren O. .Mo- Clurn was nlaliitur. mid tho atute Hunk of Urownville was defendant, will oiler for sale, at publlo nuotloaal the oorof thucourt house, in urowiivlllo, in suiiicouiuy, on Saturday, July' ill 111, 1SS2, nt one o'clock In thouftornojni, tho following described land to-wit: l.oth Jlfteon 15J und sixteen run. in i-iocic twoiwy-four tail: mid lot fourteen II, In lilook tWonly-two, In the oitv or JSl'OWIlvllie. lOlHIIr wnn iwi nil nroveniQitis ami privitegew uiureio uoiung lug taken on said ordr of Wo as tho prop ertyof tho Stnio Uanlc oDUrownvlllo, No biiiKita, TerniR of snln msb. union una luiti day of jno, a. u. loa-.j ..:.:. -v. -"" i . . ,,. O-'.-J u. 'atk, Slierf Ullli. will Suit. Kemember you can get PIMPLES! I will mull (free) tho receipt) for a slmplo Vegetable Hnim that, will remove tun, fleck les, pimples ami blotches, leaving tho skin soil, clear anil beautllul; nlso Instructions for pjodurlim 11 luxuriant growth of hair 011 bald head or smooth face. Address IiicIom Iiir :ic stamp, Hen. VaudilfitCo., 12 Ilnrclay street. N. Y. TO CONSUMPTIVES. The ndvortlsur havlnc been peimiiuontly citied of that ill end dlsinse, Consutnptloii.tiy a simple remedy, Is unxlmts to maltu luiown to IiIh leilow sullurors th t.ho means ot euro To all wlio desho It, he will send a copy ol tho prescription ufed, ifiee of charge.) with tlm iilrectlons fhf !prepnrlnt and nlm; the same, which they will tlnd a sure cure lor cmiuhs, colds, consumption, asthma, bron chitis, e(c. 1'urtlcM wishing tho prescription Will plfiisi) nddress, Hov. K. Wilson, 101 runu street, Wllllainsbuigh, N. Y. Irrors o'f youth! A Ketilletcan who sullcred lor yetirs from nervous debility, prcmnluto decay, and all ttii-ntlects of youtlifnl Inillscretlon, will for the Kakeofsiill'crlni; humanity, send tree to all w ho need U, the rcclpound dliecttou for mtiituiir the simple remeiiy tiy wiilcti ho was allied. Knife re m wishing to prollt by tho nil vertlsei 'k esperlene can do so by addressing 111 perfect coillldcnc JoilN li. OonMN, 51y 1 2 Cedar street, New Y01 k. w AN'I'KI), Agents. Startlli g as tho pages ot roihnnee Irotn tho lowest depths of shivery to n position among the Urst tu the land. "Life and Tlmim" of FREDERICK DOUGLASS written byhltm-elf; 18 full page Illustrations: price frfiU. Out) Ivuls ' Undo Tom's Cabin'' In thrilling and romantic Iiitciesl, with tho lidded ohm in that every word Is trno. A niarveloushtory most graphically told ami ol great hlstoi leal value. 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Nemaha Co., Neb., Having been iccently Surveyed and Platted on SEC. 7, T. 5, R. 13, In the Western part of Nemeha County, Ne braska offers rare chances for'j Commercia! Mechanics! usiness, '11 IjQIV Figures. von cash on ox tlvb. Apply to s Ai OSBORN, Hrownvillo, Johnson, or Calvert Private Disease c o. Persons desiring the popular prescription of the late Dr. Jonas Crane, for Venereal Diseases, can have the same filled by calling upon J)r. Alfred Orane, at his residence, Brownville, Nebr. 6.15 WITGIIEKIV & HAWKINS. THIRST DOOU EAST OF THE POST 1' Ulllcu. wtiero lliu bust tonxorlal work Is dono In Urownville, or Nemaha county. FSiCE RELIABLE SELF-CURE, A fhwnrltn uroni" "nllnn nf onn of tha moatnotvd aucl tucceiuiful nm-cwilalf la tho U.S. (now retired) fortliocureof AVri'oun Itvhllttti. Sioat 3Iuiihoat1,.Vcur.i.vnH ami J'cay. bunl hi plain sealed en volopVce. UrucBlslmauflll. Addrost DR. WARD & CO., LouiUcna, Mo. O KtlHiif 1 Irt-rul I- 1 Im. I r.ml nili"lilP'"l Nitw I 1 'jW'iNt, U k UuU V ... t-v I. -. lu ..It Im iJiU 1 .th in tarn "l)i.,. In hi Hi., li rih .ilm" t ulwr.Uu. I 9 Ittbl. In.', ttllli ( ".! Hhlhhti , ML r.w i:lltlt llvtl Vi rlV III4" I' .U Mill tu.1.1'. '(li II" .JU StKflllb AJJrti. l.VII !.:: IlAAU t wil.lU.uu' .,., t, .i-iU Town i t ; JOHNSON B.4M.R.RR m 'i Si tV '- m m?,4i Am K.'fi ESTABLISHED 18 7 0. CONOVER BROTHERS, Manufacturers of the Conover Bro's atentUuright Pianos J And Wholesale Agents for "Steinway," "Cliickering," Kranicli & Bacli, Iiindcman, Fisclior and Haines Pianos. Publishers of Music "1 f Jobbers in Musical and Mucic Cooks. Merehandiie, CHICAGO PRICES DUPLICATED. SEND FOR CATALOGUE. (Jl.') Main Street, KANSAS CITY,:M0. rrners Tho iindcrhlgned has for Halo tho NORWEGIAN PLOWS! Harrows CULTIVATORS Woll known to bo tho best, which ho will sell cheapor than tho cheapest. ' Farmers, Call and See. B. OTTENS. "WT-IE 1ST ALWAYS TAKK TII1J Examine map and time tables carefully. ' It will be seen that this line cunnects with C, B. 8c 0 R. R.j In fact they are under one management, and taken to gether form wuatis called the BURLINGTON ROUTE!! snoirrr.sT and (jvicki:st lim: to Chicago, St. Louis.Peoria, Dqs Moines Book Island, and i:sim:c;ially to all points Iowa, Wisconsin, Indiana, Illinois, Michigan, Ohio, ' 1 1 ! rmXCIIWL ADVANTAGES AUK Through Coaches from'vNebraska to destination on C, B. & Q R. R. No transfers; changes from C,, B. & QR, R, t0 connecting lines all made in Union Depots. THROUGH TICKETS LOWEST RATES' CAN BE HAD Upon npnllcatlon nt nny stntlonontho ronil, AKonisnronloo prepared to eheol; ouul'iiko tlirouBli: kIvo all Inforniatlon as to rutos, routeK, time, connections, etc., inul to hecuro Hleoplne, car iiecominoJatlons. THE NEW L!NE TO DENVER Anil nil points In Colornilo. This extension Is coinpleteil ami roiuly for Imslnesi, and the. publlo ciin enjoy all the nlvanliiuh ot a tliroiitfh lino to Denver nnd C'hleimi nil nn ilur oui) iiiiiiiuKomout. V. H. KUSTIH Ueu'lTlcK-et Ant.. Omaha, Nkh. Mm YOU TRAfEL M:A ,wiw i X m A l 41' G if? 1 1