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TI1UKSJ)AY, AUGTSTSl, 1882.
POST OFFICE HOURS.
From 4:30 a. m. to 9 p. m. Sundays, from
12 m. to 1 p. m, Farmer anil other please
take notice.
G. V. FAIRimOTIIRR, Jr..I'. M.
Atr.XKMAIIA MMi.-TO
$ v.
North.
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.STATIONS.
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uijuij'HU Hjiitw jjuii njjtx urns mn:iUMHuimiaw
ol.oc-a.Xj isris'ws.
Will, IIov is it?
Tnulois irooil,ngain.
.
Nebraska lias 120,01:
For Lumber Lime
A. y. Xickell, tho
3 roviivillo.
Strictly pure .Sugar
& Fisher's.
Xiekell, thu druggist,
bargains in tea.
Try the Non-Hx plosive Sa
Devin & Fisher's.
I lard ware anil v urniture a
JJros. &. Ionian's.
do to the Now. Store
lor&bargains
North of the postofllre.
Hxtra oopiea of Tin.
or sale at the postollice,
ATOTKUTIbint
-- Tllank deeds, notes
rages
etc., for sale at this otlico.
If you want to soil or lQiitEyour farm
or volir town property, leave.. it with
Wert & Co. They will lmtlm taker if
one can be found. i
' t"K
The portly figure oM)r: Glasgow, of
North Auburn, wrSvislblo'- on our
streets in' the e.irlymffirt ,6Tt!iis week.
Our sister. Teeuiireqh. can show as
large an averago of protbgirls and
good looking boys of .my 'town of its
size in the state. ffff;
The Johnson base ball clIMyvill play
the Nemahas at Nemaha Miy. ext
Saturday, ami at Johnsoitmgn) weok
from that day. $
' Ir. "Whitney, a eiuitracraf from
Humboldt, was in the city InslSuntlny
in search of carpenters
out witi his contiwts.
to hdlp-hiin
Tlio ball given last Friday livening
at .Samuelsqn's hall, by the sue ml circle
club, is said to hiivg bepn a. successful
ami onjoyablo occasion. ,
, U ;
The Douglas product, delegation to
tlio County convention were among
the ljest dressed and most iiitqlligont
looking "man' in the hall. ' J J
Give us another veok or twfflfof this
punshiny woatlior, and wo will
show you the biggest erop of c5rn that
was over raised out of doors. ,
. "Wo forgot to 'mention befomnow
tlint Fisher, of l)evln & Fishorlnhiul
accepted a position as traveling saltjs
man for a Lincoln wholesale liwfflo,
and is now on the road.
II. S. Maloney, Jr., of Humboldt, was
In tho city last Sunday with a couple
of .his fast horses. Dick loft for
Dubuque-, Iowa, on Monday with his
famous trotting stallion, "Maxey
Cubb."
Jim Stevenson, one of Urownvillo's
best and most substantial citizens, and
ono of tlio most stalwart of stalwart
republicans, was at tho convention
last Ionda.y, and did sojno effective
work for his ticket.
If Tod Huddart wasn't ono of the
best of landlord and didn't know how
to meet an omergency, thd hungry
politicians and their famishing frionds
who Jbesiogod the Holdrego'last Mon
day would have bred a famine.
'. ' .Tolin Xulk. of Flowerdalo, was in
town this weok again, and as usual
loft.soino of his super'lluous wealth in
' ftxehango'-for agricultural imploinents,
. ro lik'o lo see- John coining to this
Wwn to tra, for ho is solid one..
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Jmrokseller.
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wTfisivd you
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Normal Stfldwits Visit to Aubu?!.
Editor Auvkutisku: Oii the' Oth
of August, a number of INormaJ stu
dent ms wo aio culled) gatiiurcd to
getlier, and all of us Inning a desuo to
take u ride--being as it happened we
were all classmates at tho Nonmil.nud
desirud to have a good time while to
gether. ,
It was moed and secQiidthl- that wo
should t.ike a nda,to Auburn, that live
ly littles town onUliepratrlq. Wo Were
it'll longing Ujfimf-that town, and Hie
surruttiiiliugjmniry, so a rosoltlon was
passed thaLSoTlr Httlo company would
take Hut t,r"jtfn t4io 10th." Well we
were all Itiixlous for night to come so
wo might go on that pleasant trip tho
next day. Wo talked ot all we wuio
going to flee and do on that trip. Karly
on the morning of tho 10 th we started,
our trip to Auburn was about fifteen
miles, we drove by fields of corn and
wheat and nwiiy beautiful places until
we came to the faun and rcidonco of
Mr. John Maloy, a well-to-do fanner
Ttml fruit-crowcr of Nemaha county,
residing two and a half miles north
west of North Auburn. To our idea
and those of many others, ho has the
most beautiful and best improved faun
in Nemaha county. As wo camo fioin
the north the first wo mot was il beau
tiful peach and apple orchard of about
ten acres, tho trees looked handsome
and just such a position to that south,
is his old peach orchard of ton acrja,
which shows it has done service for
our friend, for it is fast dying out, but
still appeals to have a good many
peaches on it. The whole farm is en
closed with a heavy locust hedge, but
in fiont of the orchards and house,
which we uoxt meet tlio hedge looks
beautiful, it is so nicely trimmed that
it shows its owner has' good skill iu
trimming hedges. South of the house
is two beautiful apple orchuids of
about live acres each, which looks too
handsome to bo expressed iu woids.
Our friend has all his orchards nicely
sown with blue grass and timothy
which aids in tho looks very much, and
much more when mown, as it was
standing real high and promising its
owner good hay. In driving by the
house we halted and went very slowly
so that wo could see all that was possi
ble to see. Tho house is a white frame
house- and shows by its appearance its
occupants are neat, tasty, and tako
groat pleasure in beautifying their
homo. Over tho porch is a beautiful
twining rose With tho bloomimr gera
niums beneath it, and over the front
door ho has a "mass stylo" which our
teacher in history used to tell us so
much about, ono of those porticoes,
which was also filled with geraniums,
and by the looks of tho front
Si
havo tho iden that it will soon
in blucmass as (ho orchards tr
had iust been plowed, how beautiful
iU will look then. On gazing on tho
outdoor scenory wo wero almost tempt
ed to call in to tako h peep inside for
wo know it must bo just as nicely fixed
and furnished as the farm and yard. If
wo thought that Miss Jonnio and Anna
weio a homo wo would surely, for wo
wore always classmates together at the
Normal and loved each other as broth
ers and sisters. Oh I how we would
like to have mado a call on them and
talked over our school days at tho
Normal, of all tho pleasant and some
hard times together getting our les
sons. It is so long slnco wo liavo seen
them, our hearts wero s.nd arter we
passed tho gate that wo did not stop
oven for live minutes and see if they
wero at home, but our trip was bo lim
ited for our ride. Hut had tho'so ap
ples, peaches and pears which we saw,
and blackberries and other fruit which
wo know ho must havo, been ripo, wo
could not hayo resisted the temptation,
but rest assured wo will tako another
trip when tnen they get. ripe. Aiior n
elinrt . rlrln vn rniirdiml Xnrt.li Auburn.
whore we took dinner, and After riding
through North and South Auburn and
seeing all or partly of what wo wanted
to see. Jt being near evening westart
ed home, being very much pleased with
our trip and hoping to tako such a
pleasant one again. J. W. E.
Tlio Omaha Herald, always on tho
lookout for ni'W attractions for tho
great religious weekly' has oponed a
puz.lo department, and starts out with
tills conundrum : "Since Sodom was de
stroyed, crime, open, unblushing, auda
cious, lias novcr been so rampant in
high places as it is to-day among tho
acknowledged loadcis of the dominant
party in America. How long shall those
things continue? When shall tho end
comoV" We commend the above to our
readers who are adepts at conundrums.
Wo glvoit up. Falls City Journal,
That's just what tho other mule did.
Mary Wade, of Gettysburg, Pa. is an
applicant for a pension. She lostlier
daughtor Jennie, twenty years of ago,
the 3d of July, 1803, by a rebel bullet.
At tho time, tho deceased was inside
tlio I'nion lines engaged in baking
broad for Union soldiers. Tlio pet
itioner was dopondent in part for sup
port upon her daughter, as her husband
was a inaniac, anil liad lor many years
been confined in the coiinly almshouse.
As thoro noYor had been such a dgmand
made for a pension on accountdf th6'
loss of tho female supporter of a family,
tho congressional committee was in
doubt as to tho wisdom of allowing tho
claim, but finally has concluded to
grant tho petition as an act of simple
justicfs-
Kd. (J ray, Tun AnvnitTisKn's typo,
Is taking a week's "lay-off." He will
visit friends and relatives at Stanbcrrv,
Chillicotlie and IJjunswick, Mo,
In 18(12 Kansas had 2,0M acres hi
corn, and sent 00,Sf)ii bushels to nuukct,
Iu lsSji sho has '22,7l)0 acres iu coin,
and will send 0,01 1,8 10 bushels to mar
ket, according Jx tho estimates of the
best judges In-tho tate. Tho iucioase
in acreage this year over last is nearly
2O0.UQ0 acres, or about 64 per cent, whilu
tho increase in yield will bo 100 per
cont. It is claimed to cost $u.00 an aero
to$produoo corn in Kansas, so that tho
profit upon this year's crop wlllbringnu
enormous amount of wealth into tho
State, and, together with 'the magnill
cent yield of rtTjOOU.OOO bushels of
wheat, this will bp the most prosperous
season tho State has oven known.- In
ter Ocean.
Thoroaro three French phjsicians
in Now York who have a remedy for
111 nui a wiiv uw utiti'
hydrophobia whli'h Uioy
liblc, umi whichjjr.sts
claim is iufal-
sts in throwinir
the body into srictaKcrspi ration that
the poison willljtr'forceil out of the
system through thi pores of the skin.
Thoy are so confident of its value that
either ono of them 'agrees 'o be bitten
by a mad dog and undergo treatment
by his associates, In mi& to prove its
elllcacy, provided a Jfvtiiniary reward
Is offered by tho goTOrnnient oi by ii -dividuals
for tho test.
Littlo Thunder, the noted Chippewa
chief and orator, recently with a party
of his braves started for Washington
City to negotiate thosuloof their lauds.
When they arrived at Chicago the chief
was taken sick and died. He was aged
O.'i, was a Catholic, religiously, and was
with and for Custer at the battle of the
Hoso Hud where Custer was killed.
Littlo Thunder claimed to be one of
two that escaped from that massacre.
W. 15. Fisher, of the firm of Peviu
St Fisher, who went to Lincoln two
weeks ago, has accepted a situation as
traveling salesman for David May's
wholcsalc'clothing house, reports him
self well pleased with his place. 'Inn
AnviiimsKit congratulates Mr. May
on obtaining the services of our young
friend, and wishes Will abundant suc
cess in his new Held.
Win. Mattheison, our popular black
smith, last week icceived an emery
wheel for use iu his shop. Ho has one
of the best shops in the county and
can do work as cheap and an well as
can be done anywhere.
If. J. F. Wert S," Co.,
Resil Estate and
Insurance tants,
SOUTH AI7BUHN
Can furrilAh yon with Clonil KnririH, Im
proved ami othorwlsii In Nomnlia conn
tv, nail vaciinl umi Impr.ivoil town Ioik In
North nml Homii Auburn anl Johnson.
HiiveiilHoit miiiilHTof Inisliu'SHnncl residence
Ihhihcm In South Aiihurn Tor ront. fan fuin
lull bin nits id any illHcrlpilnn. Apply a I. tho
pontolUi'e, C ilvurt, Nehra-.Ua. Wo have
FOR SALE
A very desirable rosldi'iico on f arson Wt.
FOR SALE
A Kood dwelling houno on Nfiimhn Htn'ct, -Well,
stable and other fonvi'iiloncos on the
pruiulHfs.
01
FOR SALE
most ili'Hlrable small residences
One of tho
In Hie city
(load well, tivis
, etc.
FOR SALE
A pleasnnt little diselllnu on Maxwell til.
FOR SALE
A desliahle Imslnuss lot on Cunt re Avonuo.
FOR RENT
j.,nr imsim-hs
to. im favorably located In
Houtli Auliurii
FOR RENT
Numerous dwellings mid hiiIIh of rooiws In
dllleroiit parts of town.
PIMPLES!
I will mall (irrej the reeelpo for a simple
Vooliililt linlni that will leinnve tan, deck
les, pmplesand blolclies, leaving the hklli
soil, clear and littiutltul; also Insti actions
for pjoduclm; a luxuriant growth of hair on
n Imli! Iinml or smooth nice. Address Ihdon-
IngMrtHtiirnp, lien. Vaudell At'o., U Uurclay
Htreet, N. Y.
TO CONSUMPTIVES.
Tho advertiser having heon permanently
cured of thaliireau mseaso, uoiiNumpiion.oy
iv simple remedy, Is anxious to make known
to his fellow HUlUirers the tho means ot cute
To all whodeslie It, ho will send a copy of
tlio prescript Ion used, (free of charge.) with
the directions for piepnrlng ami using the
same, which they will find a suro euro for
coneliM. colds, consumption, asthma, bron
chitis, eto. JMrtles wishing tlio proscription
will please address, I lev. :. Wilson, 1UI I'uiin
street, Wllllamsburgd, N. Y.
ERRORS OF YOUTH.
A gonllotEiui who suirored for years from
nervous debility, premature decay, and all
tho oll'eots of youthful Indiscretion, will ror
thoNalconfsulI'erlng humanity, send fieo lo
all who need It, the reoltionnd direction for
malting the slmplo remedy by which ho was
cured. Huirerers wishing to prolll by tho ad
vertlser's experlenc can do ho by addressing
In perfect coutldfue John ii. Oohkn,
61yl VI CVdnr Htreet, Now York.
JOHN 8. MJNICK,
CSE'VERAIj
in 19191 R 1 11 B M I
W1K. -M i
XULXJ.X.MJ
Noraaha Cit"", Nob,
itxwuw-
h HERBERT WILLSOST,
la - DKALMH XIV
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Lii.fi Rl.,.. IR .,. J... .,.
riitjin!tf rimtwiiiij,
A.gricull urn I I mplements,
;T0ES, tinware, fire-arms
AMMUNITION, .ETC.
IKZ
A GOOD
'In conuootion with tho Houso,
CUSTOM WOltK
A.va-;tsrxJE.
3.WMlairalLa;i5IlE2lSnia
Special ISToUcefe.
Notices under thht head "Wanted," "For
Snlo,""I',r Item," etc, -llvo ,'iitn per lino,
eiu'li Insertion.
lOlt 8AIir2.--A Kood rcHliliinro In Mouth
T Auburn. Apply lo II. J. V. WVit t Co.
lYJO.NKY TO LOAN. Wo can (III clialco
1 1 loaim In throo ilayn. Apply to Outturn .t
Tn lor.
IjIOKHAIjH. lUanlt nood.i.Chattul and Heal
l1 Kitnto MortKiiKii", IIIIIm of Walo, Notus.Ktc.
Ill 'J Hi: AllVKHTlSIOt ollleo,
i.iXTUA copies of Thk AiiVKitriHiutformiln
lid at the pn.suilllpo.
N'OTKM? ITYOU owo h anytlillut on
ntibscrlptlon pieiiMo coino In or send In
and pay us. Wo need our money,
t.ioUKAMC, Clover Hay, Call on Harney
roileiiH.
V 0001) UiikIiii'sn lot on Centor Avnnue,
near hotel, Month Auburn, Tor Halo Cheap
by H. .1. !'. Werl A Co.
WANTKDTO ItUV.-Two Kond.farinH of
fi out soki 1(10 aeroM, near thu center of
Nemaha county. Apply to 11. J. 1 Wort it
l'o., at postolllco.
ROOMHTO UK NT. I'our nice rooinn In tho
KahllnKer it Kiel hloolc to lot, UatcH
roasonattle. Kniiilro at I'oHtnlllcu. fw.1
KSTAHr.TSI-IEn 18 70.
COIfOVER BROTHERS.
Manufacturers of the Conovcr Ike'i
Patent Uoright Pianos
Ami Wholesale Agents for
"Stciuway,"
tf
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"ChiolEorins,"
Kranicli &!Bach,
Lindoiaan, Fiso!hox,
and Haiucs Pianos.
Publishers of Musii. (
anJ Mucic Iluuks, J
Jobbers in Musical
Merchandise,
CHICAGO PRICES DUPLICATED. SEND
FOR CATALOGUE.
(Jl: Main SI reel, KANSAS CITY, 310.
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Nemaha Co., Neb.,
Having been icccntly Surveyed and Platted on
SEC. 7, T. 5. R. j 3,
In the Western part uf Nemeha County, Ne
braska offers rare chanret for
Commercial
Mechanics!
business,
.' IjOIV
JLriitrt'.H.
MVE&
FOH CASH OR OX TIJU.
Apply to s. A. OSBORN,
Jlrownvillo, .Johnson, or Calvert
.. MNbJOMMrffciMuaas'
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wh i is v n; loyiuunt wuu lrroi;urifr of r
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TIN SHOP
with a No, 1 Workrmu in ohargo,
A SPKC1.lr.
NORTH AUBURN. NEB.
THE CHICAGO
South Auburn, Neb.
wn,isi:iiDi ov
LUMBER, LATH,
SHINGEES Etc.,
'Cheaper ihan)any f
Firm, on Earth.
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General Banking Busines..
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QOIK & 0UR11EN0Y DRAFTS
hi nlltlieiirlncllinloltlei ol the '
United States an J Europe
MO N 13 YJ A ) A N I3D
On aiiproTPdsoourlty only Thiip limits illsuouiit
Vil.uiiilspenliilat'UoliTmrtiliilli.iitKiHiitMltiMliiniiHlt
rs. Dealers la (lUVhUtNAIKNT JIONfTH,
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STATE, COUNTY & CITY SECURITIES
DEPOSITS
Kecelviid pay
idtaiilciii.iti
eurllllpnic-i ii
l aii t is rKit'K.sr u
owed on Clin
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I'rcsldcnf.
J). J, Wood,
Cashior,
Namaha County Bank
Calvort, Nebraska,
Does a Gouorol Banking
Eusineas.
Particular attention toiv
vh VotlvctUmu,
Monov Loaned on A.pi)rbv
od Socnity.
Mkvrhaiige on alt parts
9J. S. and Europe,
LADIES
vhn arc tnuibl! with l.i'cofrlnt
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