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ESTABLISHED 1866. t
OLDE8T PAPER IN THE STATE.
HOLLADAT & EBERLT,
Have Just Received an Immense Stock of Drugs, Stationery,
TOILET ARTICLES,
ZAfZ everything that' pertains to the Drug Business. We propose to compete with
any firm in the County. Call and see us, and be convinced.
Physician's Prescriptions and family Receipts carefully prepared.
. . . HOLLADAY & EBEBLY, North Auburn, Nebr.
Summer Styles !
AN IMMENSE
Clothing Equal to Custom Work!
Hoots and Mmmsn of Every Variety!
Radios' Fine SIiocn a Specialty!
Nobby oft and Stiir Hats!
Ulcgnnt FuinlNliiu? (ioods!
Trunks and Valises b3 the BEunuretf !
HURLBTJT, Tecumseh, Nebraska.
BUSINESS CARDS.
J.
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Attorney mid Viiiuniilor ixt Ijiiyi-,
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A'l'TORNKVS AT LAW.
, Olllceof County JiiiIup, Iirownvlllo, Kebrnskn.
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utpil In 1851. XocatM In Iirownvlllo 1M5.
II Main iintet, Hrownvlllo, Neb.
B- F. WEST, M. D.
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Calvert. Nolriilcn.
OmCE. Nickcll & Shurts' Drug
Store.
J. M. GLASGOW, 3
--PHYSICIAN AND SURGE0N--
NORTH AUBURN, - - NEBR
jfKesidence Gilmoro's Block.
D.J. WOOD
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AND
Lightning, Fire and Wind
INSURANCE AGENT,
G. W.CORNELL,
.'ITTOIWET' .'IT Jb.'IH",
CALVERT, NED.
OFFICE. One door North of the Nemaha
County Bank. Will practice in all the Courts
and attend to Collections.
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BOOTS, SHOES,
AND HARNESS.
Mmlo nml rcimlred ns woll its enn ho rtono
anywhere, on short notice, nml
VERY REASONABLE TERMS.
Ncnmlia City, Xebr.
"TwTairbrother, sr.
Notary Public.
Will pay attention to
CONVEYANCING
And Land Agency Business.
Ami taking BeposltloiiH. IJlntilt DeoilK.
MortgnKoa, uml all Horm or blanks on imml,
A. Osliorn,
Notary Public.
0. AV. Tnyloi
Osbokn & Taylor,
ATTOKNEYS and
Counselors at Law.
Calvort and Browxxville.
PRACTICE IN THE STATE AND
ERAL COURTS.
FED.
Special attention given to collections and sale of
HEAL ESTATE.'
AUBURN,
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DRTJGaiSTS
j SUCCESSORS TO S. H. MADDY.
Summer Styles !
STOCK AT THE
I J. B. KELSEY, P. P. STAEIN,
President. Oashior.
AUUUUNi NEHUASKA,
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'in umii nnru ran urns
la wuvv urtn runiJDi
Ami oirors Its Sorvlcos to tho
Citizens, of Auburn
--AND-
NEMAHA COUNTY,
For tlm transaction of any Business In
tho lino of
13 a ii k i ii o-.
Dr. A. Opporinann,
1'hysicimi and
burgeon
Has been located in Nemaha County since
IS68. Strict attention paid to all ACUTE and
CHRONIC DISEASES. Afflictions of the
Ear and Eyo skillfully Treated.
JKSArtificial eyes always on hand to"H
Suit any size or color. Calls at
tended to day or night
OFFICE Northwest corner Court and Second
Streets.
RESIDENCE Southwest corner Main and ad
Streets, SHERIDAN. NEB. aoyi
THE CHICAGO
South Auburn, Neb.
WILL, SELL. YOU
LUMBER, LATH,
SHINGLES Etc.,
Cheaper than any
Firm on Earth,
bank of Mien,
BhA.i.iKiinft
NEBRASKA, THURSDAY,
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Auxtlstv
JEfelT" Kntered at the postuflice at South
burn, Nebraska, as Second Class matter.
Au-
iwnrrern I w 1 1 I Hi ill I njiujumummji
The Cuban Sugar crop is estimated nt
001,500 tons.
Fre.Miu, Cal., rocontly lost fifty busi
ness houses by lire.
On tho 22d of July. Troy, X. Y., wuh
visited by a lieavy frost.
An luthosist lias bocoino acompotont
witness in Kentucky courts.
Two horse thieves were shot
killed at Dead wood lus week.
and
Tho French sends 0.0(H) marines
tho protection of the Sum canal.
for
Congressman Tom Young, of Cin
cinnati, announces himself a candidate
for re-election.
At Lory. 111., rocenTh" John Sanders
was killed bv his broth- ir-ii-hiw. John
Fletcher, lie straff 5')n the head
oiW3
.,ru,.i
veiry sno'us:"i orn urow on
Sunu;
V It does, but itdofts not "crow"
into whiskv.
Tho Xow York Nun says tho woods
in tho west aro filled with supporters
of Cien. Logan for president. Lots of
'em, that's a fact.
Tho Poultry World prescribes for
chicken cholera: Kqual parts pepper,
mint, laudanum and cifmphor llvo to
ten drops onco a day.
It has been determined to purchase
5,000 acres of land in Kansas and lo
cate upon tho tract tho Hussian refu
gees who recently arrived in Cincinnati.
Two brothers named Lewis aio now
terrorizing Newton county and south
west Missouri, after the fashion of tho
James and Younger boys. They per
petrate some of tho most daring rob
beries. AYo hear it remarked that Tug Wil
son is a better boxer than Sullivan; wo
may boliovo this when we find out why
a superior boxer will permit himself
to bo knocked down twice a minute
during a contest, by an inferior one.
John T. Wise, readjuster candidate
for congressman at large, and John S.
Crockett, tho commonwealth attorney,
of Wythe county, Va., lecentiy fought
a bloodless duel with pistols, exchang
ing several shots. Jioth said they were
willing to quit.
AVilliam II. Hnid, living near Do
Witte, (J ago county, murdered Ids wife
ono day last week. There had been
tumble in tho family, and Mrs. Hold
was at hor daughter's house, tho hus
band being away from home, when the
murderer took his gun, wont to his
daughter's, forced his way in and shot
his wife dead. lie was arrested and
jailed at Ueatrico.
A Louisville saloon-keopor sued a
customer for drinks. Tho justice asked
him if lie had kopt au account. lie
had. Would ho bring it intocourt? He
would. After a few minutes absence
he lugged in a door, on whieh tiie
drinker's debt was recorded in chalk,
each long mark meaning a ton-cent
drink and each short mark a live-cent
drink. It was admitted as ovidenco.
Tho Democracy aro deserting thoir
"time-honored" doctrino of free trade,
and coming onto old "Whig, and now
Hopublican grounds of protect on.
Vorhees led tho way, and now comes
Uayard and Frank Ilurd. When tho
old banner of "Free Trade and Sailors
ltights" is hauled down and laid away
amongst Democratic relics, the very
last vestige of old Democracy, as it
was when wo wero boys, will bo for
saken and gone.
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AUGUST 3, 1882,
jlwju.it Hmmjiuminm.
Tho voters of Atchison conntv, Mo.,
voted twice upon a proposition to build
a foity thousand dollar court house at
Hock Port, tho county seat, tho old
court houo becoming unlit for use;
and it failed to carry. Since then tho
county couit has ordered a court house
to bo built and set apart tflf.,000 of
county funds, on hand, to ho used for
that purpose so far as it may go. Cer
tain parties objecting to sticli a pro
ceeding applied to tho district court for
an injunction to stop it, and claimed
tho injunction on tho ground that tho
law provides that any extraordinary
oxponso could not bo incurred except
ing upon a vote of the people. Judge
Kelly, after heating tho ease refused
tho injunction. Thu judge in his opin
ion admits the existence of the law
above lefofivd to hut cites another pro
vision to the effect tl at the "county
court of eaoii county 1ms power from
time to time tu alter, tepair or build
any county buildings." In connection
with tins law tho judge held that "the
county court contract beyond ii.iabill.
ty to pav out of tho current county
revenue," and Hint it is not uecessarv to
vote upon tho question "unless it be
comes necessary to incur an Indebted
ness in excess of the total Income and
rovenuo of tho county proided for the
current year." The judge further hold
that it is discretionary with the county
court as whether they now make it
complete building orn pint of a one;
that it may build by "separate con
tracts made each year as the condition
of tho revenue may permit." Tho
judge further hold that when the coun
ty court deems it necessary to build or
repair public buildings, a tax may bo
levied for that purpose under thu com
mon head of current expenses. In this
view of tho case, tho voting of bonds
to build a court house, or other public
buildings, when necessary, is not re
quired absolutely by law.
The following, clipped from an ox
chango is tho solid truth:
"Whatever may bo said of Congress
man Jlutterworth's speech, so much
mouthed about by his opponents, it has
had tin effect of silencing many of tho
tongues of slander against the presi
dent. The solid array of iacts was too
hii?h to climb. The president, patiunt
to listen and guarded at every point to
Hcrvejis best no can
ii4Wff
nerve its best ho cen tlunnturests of thu
emlily winning his
of thinking men.
Called to llll a public trust under dis
couragements and dllllculities never
before equaled, he lias mot the respon
sibility and been equal to the demands
of tho hour. If his honorable course
does not win from tho best approval,
then wo have mistaken tho lovo of
honesty and fair dealing. "While noisy
politicians have been howllim about
'bossisiu" and "tho spoils system," tho
president, with modesty and dignity,
has administered public affairs so as to
make tho cries of the malcontents sim
ple impertinences, backed by no sub
stantial facts.
Tho secretary of tiio Dallas (Texas)
board of trade makes tho following crop
report for northern Texas: Copious
rains liavo fallen all over North Texas.
Tho corn crop Ismade.and will produce
fifty bushels per acie. Cotton is mak
ing rapid growth and is waist high.
No worms or caterpillars liaveappearcd,
and it piomiscs a bale ami a half to the;
aero. The gross result of tho year's crop
will bo simply immeme.
The Supremo Court of Iowa rules
that a police otllcer is guilty of man
slaughter if he strikes a prisoner a fatal
blow with a club, to defeat an attempt
to osrapo.unlchs t ho olllepr huri reason to
boliovo that ho is in danger of great
bodily harm or loss of life. A police
man's club is often convenient to use
when there is no necessity for it. A
fow such decisions may Work loform
Tho average annual ill ink bill of Ire
land is estimated by tho London Tlmos
at iSOD.ll.Viio, while tho total rental of
land for agricultural purposes in 1880
amounted to but !?7,.V.n,00n. Evictions
aro not oxtraotdluary if these figures
aro true; and one can believe Ireland
can bo bettor served by a whisky league
man Dy a laud league.
A Swiss. 21 years of age, who had
been in this country but a fow months,
was drowned at Mnaha In a small lake,
last week. His name was Ilauvor.
Near Dorchester, 111., rocontly. tho
boiler of a steam thresher exploded,
killing J. W. Wein, three horses, find
destroying a stack of wheat.
Tho family of J. K. Caldwell, a gro
cer, of Clinton, 111., wero poisoned by
eating canned strawberries. Timely
medical aid saved thoir lives.
Recently at Montreal, 1,800 barrels of
flour from Chicago, valued at 800,000,
was seized by custom ofllcers for al
leged evasion of duty.
Mary hook, a colored girl 14 years
old, at Petersburg, Va., convicted of
murder, has been sentenced to be hung
next November.
VOL. 27, N0.7,
iw nai.i.iJusMjijL,mLLumrcM
Lottor From Majors,
"Washington, D. C, July 12, 1832.
To the Honorable Jfombemof the, Judi
ciary domintlteenfttio Forty-Secenth
Conyreiis :
(.i:ntm:mi:n: Vrovlous to entering
Into the merits of tho issue that has
been raised beforo 'y1" committee!
touching my conduct in tho effort to
obtain my seat in tho forty-sovonth
congress, I desiro to say: That until
1 canto before your committeo on tho
0th of July tnst., I was not awaro that
any investigation had bpon proceeded
wlt.h, or that any witness had been ex
amined who had in the least tellected
upon me as having in any umunur con
contributed to imposing on your com
mittee by the presentation of a forged
certillcate of tho secretary of tho state
of Nebraska. If I had been notified
at the beginning of this investigation
that L might have been present at tho
examination of all tho witnesses, the
committee would huvo saved much
timo, tho government some expense,
and nijsolf some little utinoyanco iih
well as being humiliated by tho cloud
of suspicions that temporarily hung
about my name.
In tliis whole subject i lm" but ono
duty to perform, and that is to stand
before your committee, which always
iccoivod me with tho must distinguish
ed consideration, as an honest man and
innocent of any crime or illegal prac
tice, and I further most solemnly ' reit
erate, that I did not insert tho llguros
"1872" In tho certillcate In question,
nor do I know who did do It, and that
L delivered It to the Hon. Edwin AVil
litls, chairman of the sub-committee,
precisely as 1 received It from tho
mail.
J have not been allowed to read tlio
statements of witnesses that weio ex
amined previous '-to my arrival in
Washington on tho 'Oth inst,, and only
from hearsay do I know that this im
position on the committeo is imputed
to me. f1.
Having bgen repeatedly informed by
my predecessor, Mr. Ilawos, and by our
state olllcurs at different times that tho
census was taken in 1872, and no one,
up to the timo that tho question of
date was raised in your committee,
over haying disputed it as a fact, it did
not occur to nio that there had been au
insertion of dates.
Tho luuorot transnuttal lufttjm
closed lUoIcurUflcitto mado no mention
ol any change in tho document from
the timo it left the hands of tho secre
tary of state, nor was there any infor
mation embodied in that letter from
which I could know that thero had
been amendment to, or change to, tho
certificate.
Learning that thero was still u doubt
about the taking of tho census, I con
cluded that I would go home and pur
sonally examine tho iccords, of which
lad I notified Judge Willitts and Val
entine. On my wa to Nebraska I saw by
the dispatches that tho report was, by
teqiiest of the chairman of tho com
mittee, recommitted, and after my ar-.
lival at home, by a letter from tho sec
letaiy of state, 1 learned that tho cen
sus was not perfected In 187U, and I
wrote Mr Valentine, ho informing
him. This was tho llrst Information
that camo to me that tho cortlllcato of
the secretary of state was not genuine.
If I had thought thoro was even a
suspicion that I had perpetrated, this
fraud, I would have at unco rotiirned
to Washington and demanded au in
vestigation. That I was earnest, anx
ious and poihaps ovor-zealous In my
efforts to supply the committeo with
all needed information requested to
satisfy them of the justieoof tho state's
claim for additional representation,
which was roqulied of me, in con
formity with tho demands of my state,
is doubtless true, but that I ever pur
petiated this fraud and deception upon
the committeo l most solemnly uony.
Having passed tho meridian of 'lifo
with an unsullied reputation I vppo.il
to tho fairness of this committeo and
hope I hoy will loach out and gather
in all tiie facts that will in any way
throw light upon this matter, without
four, favor or piejudice, to tho end that
justice may obtain. Conscious of my
own innocence.I have no fear when all
tho facts aro befoto you.
T. J. Ma.ious.
Tho Chicago grocerymon aw again at
woik in tills county. Having gulled
tho farmers of Nodaway in times past
by pretending to sell tlrst-olass goods at
wholesale, it is not'likely that thev will
do much this timo. Howover, it would
bo well fm furmorstoboon their guard
against f heso smooth tongued rascals.
M (try villi- (Mo.) Times.
A Milwaukee special says trusty cor
respondents in tho territory drained bv
the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul sys
tem, writo from 203 points respecting
tho grain outlook. Tho burden of tho
reports is a largo wheat yield, half a
crop of oom and the, largest oat crop
over known.
The Kansas City Journal says: "A
groat deal of tho wheat in Platte coun
ty, Mo is yielding over forty bushel
to the acre."
