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ggefrrajftn Iwxtmx
LOOAL ISTK-WQ.
(ifrud corn woatlior.
f. . ., , ,-.
Unity for ViiWitthie.
WittormoloiiH urc ripe.
See our market reports.
Fruit CUU8IU Willing J)roa. & Jor
tlitus. FURNITURE At. Willing Wroa. &
tlonlun'rt,
0. A. Cecil, of JJrownvlllo, win in
to'( Tuesday.
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Our old friend John
Maley wiw In
llio 6ity TncHday.
duns and Ammunition at Willing
JJrofj & Joixlan's.
ItJla unjld day when Howe iretfl left
in Somalia county.
The safe and counter foV tlio Cmson
lisuilc arrived yesterday.
CliriH. Krw'iu is Imilding an awning
in front or the Howard building.
We would liku to enquire if Amos
Hughes liaa heard from JledfordV
Well, it snenm t,o he Hrownvlllo and
Peru agalnat tins rent of the county.
An J ln your pnptr mentis tlint vr
svunl A '" ' pay finr MitiMurliuloii,
Itouh.JIomle.s has built him a' nice
little Htahlo in the reiirof his reHidenee.
,T. 11. Docker aifd A. 11. Davison
Ciinw out from Jirotfiivillo Tuesday af
ternoon. ,
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May htt vu do not know what ia for
the heat interest of tho center, hut we
think wo do. '
Oct. Willing, of tho llrm of Willing
Uroft. & Jordan, In preparing to remove
to thin place. jjjL ,
Tim Advkktimiu Is proud In being
Willi the great ninjotityof. tho people
Ul IIIU LUIIIll.
i'
William II. Hoover, of Brownvillo,
Hircad IiIh jieculiar autograph upon tlio
lloldrego register lajfMonday.
Our old farmer friend, J. W.Dunkin,
came in and paid 'lUa Hubncription a
year in advance Tliiifriduy last.
Harvo .Tohnaontlie boss carpenter
of this 1 1 ico, is engaged in doing tho
woodwork on llovJ'Frey tag's houso.
McGco & Mooro aro making prepar
ations for tliiVlrugcat stock of fall and
winter goodsjover seen in Nemaha
'.county. ?$$,.
Louis T. WnH'iig, of Green Caatle,
l'a., a hi other ok Win. and Georgo
Willing is vlsitiiigHiia relatives in this
county. f
Wp notice thuttfoiir friend, Barney
Ottens, of HiekoryGrovo, occasionally
brings a load of hisfc.hiekory wood to
tins market.
Mr. 11. 15. Clancy,ii'nd his good-look
Ing son, Llmer, aro very busy this
weok opening and marking their stock
of hardware. (
mtt i 1 1 1
Mr. John Thompson, of tho Brown
villo Jtejmlilivan, was'ahnking his ped
estals at tho Social Cjrclo Hop last Fri
day evening.
Tho Kansas Republican Statu Con
vention passed a resolution indorsing
tho President's veto of tho river and
harbor bill.
m -
South Auburn wi'ih visited by an out
door athletic, performor Friday even
ing. Those who witnessed tho per
formance say it vas good,
Mr. T. W. II. Millor. of Tecumseh,
was In the city last Wednesday. He
thinks tho B. & M.Toad will he pushed
through to Wymoro'thls fall. Wo hope
ho Is right.
Our old Democratic friend, Nathan
Cook, of Bratlon, dropped in on us
Teursday, on his way to mill. Ho says
ho likes tho old Auvmrrisuii llrst rate,
as long as we lot his old friend, Samuel
j. union, alone.
Just as tvo go to press a "special"
pulled up at our depot, containing, we
presume, railroad ollleials on' a.totir of
inspection of the now road. Wu now
look for a change of tlmo which will
materially benefit our town.
R. W. Gerlaw returned from the
east Tuesday of last week, and Is on
gaged in putting up Ids immense crop
of hay on tho Nemaha bottom. IIo
informs us that ho will have enough
to supply all tbo markettj in Nomaha
county.
1'rof. WUeheriy, ot Brownville. htw
removed his baclnjr rtiop two doors
west of tho former rooms, and Is now
first door vst f the pft dllee. Ho
now )ius four chairs, first-class assist
ants, and the only luvbor shop In the
city, Hut It is a good one.
The first dance by tho Social Circle
Club wan given at Samuolson's Hall,
Friday evening, and was a very pleas
ant affair, The club was organized for
tho purpose of giving somo kind of an
' entertainment every two week's, and
nil should Interest themselves In inak-
Iji'n it u success.
We haven't time and space this
week to review closely tho
legislative ticket nominated by
the Republican convention last Mon
day. It Is certainly a very strong
ticket. Judge J. S. Church consented
with reluctance to accept tho position
at the head of tho ticket, and the
people are to ho congratulated In his
nomination. Bolhg a well read law
yer, a scholar, a good farmer, with leg
islative experience, of tho highest or
der of moral worth, a good'speakor, ho
is tho best man Nemaha county could
have selected for Senator; and when
ho takes hls.seat in the Senate the
people of Nemaha will feel assured
that they lnvvou't got a wooden man
thcrqthistimu.
Georgo II. Shook is one of tho old
settlers, and needs no Introduction to
the old folks of Nemaha. Several
limes before this ho has been called to
servo the people In a legislative capaci
ty, he has always done so with marked
ability and satisfaction to tho.su he
represented, Mr. Shook is at present
filling tho position of county surveyor.
IIo is a farmer, slock feeder, has In
tegrity, ability, solidity. Hiswoid Is
good as his bond. His record as a
citizen and an official is without blem
ish.
Jacob Good, also, Is an old settler.
He was raised In Nomaha county
right amongst tho neighbors who
brought forward and advocated him
as a proper citizen, to ropreseiit tho
county in tho legislature which is the
best recommendation a candidate can
have. Hu also is a farmer, a reading
man, a leading citizen, and will he an
honor to the county if elected.
We have witnessed nianv hot politi
cal struggles in Nomaha county as to
who should control the piimtrles; but
never before did wo see moro strenu
ous efforts used by cither side than
the recent light between Church How
and those arrayed against him. For
Howe woro Howe himself, assisted by
many friends and workers, but none,
especially remarkable as caucus ma
nipulators or wire pullers. Against
Howo and constantly in tho Held were
such professional exports in tho latter
rolo as Tom Majors. Bill Daily, Judgo
Stull, Wash Gulp, F. E. Johnson; as
sisted by Ruch non-oxperts as e
Governor, Robert W. Furnas, I)r,
C. F. Stewart, ex-regent Carson, S. A.
Osborn. Esq. and others on dow:i the
scale. With such an array of states
man ability, wisdom and science,
and the noise and confusion they cre
ated, one heforo tho battle, while vic
tory for ITowo seemed sure from tho
count of noses, coulil scarcely no pir
suaded that It would not bo at least
closo. But It was not close, Howo
delegates wero elected from every pre
cinct In tho county except three
Brownvillo, Peru and Benton 18 dele
gates against Howo; 41 for him. It
wasn't tho work nor tho workors that
wrought hucIi a Waterloo defeat to tho
allies. It was tho uprising of tho peo
ple to rebuke bosslsm the rings, unholy
alliances with democratic ofllco seek
ers. Church Howe is with tho people
and the people are with him.
John S. Stull, county judgo of No
maha county, was in tho city Tues
day. Mr. Stull will be a candidate for
district attorney tho coming fall in this
2d judicial district. Plcittsmonti Her
ald. While in an arttclo In this paper we
take exceptions to Judgo Stull's spoccli
in tho convention last Monday, and
show what a difference it makes with
tho judge when ills own ox is gored
Instead of his neighbor's, wo aro
freo to say that ho would make a very
efficient district attorney. Hut wo
fear tho judge's enthusiasm in picking
up lame ducks, a business wo havo
heard him severoly condemn In others,
and which surprised us to see him en
gaged in, has perhaps "cooked his
goaso" for a while at least until ho
changes his tactics and gets his "cut
and dry" work In light heavily.
The colored proaolior, at Nemaha
City, Mr. Walker, Was at Brownvillo
dining tho forenoon of tho day of tho
primaries, and thoro was a heavy pres
sure brought to boar to get him to sup
port Furnas. We hoard him say,
"Afore God, massa, doy offered" mo
twenty dollars to go away and not
voto, but I 'tolo 'om I was for Massa
Howo, sure. Esau sold his birthright
and do devil tempted our Savior, and
so doy tempted me, and wanted mo to
violate my word and my conscience,
but I heard of dem kind of folks afore."
That surprised us somewhat, in view
of the blowing wo continually hoard
about tho uso of money by Mr. Howo.
What Is thfl use of lighting Church
Howo now, that ho has overwhelming
ly received the Indorsement of the coun
ty VEveu If hoHliould be defeated in tho
district convention that would not
affect his standing or popularity In tho
county, ami ho can retiro from politics
temporarily, or forever for that matter,
with. as good an indorsement as a man
ever hud.
Tho people hero now, that tho B. &
M, Is finished to Tecumsoth, are anxi
ously expecting a new tlmo table,
which will Improve our rullroad cou
reiileuclos. Tho present arrungaraoiit
has been quite Ti detriment
to the business, growth amrproapeets
of our town.
Dr. Stewart, of Dakota, ha removed
from Deadwood te Minnokata. near tho
Hot Springs in which ho is Interested.
He says they aro tho "most won
derful medicinal waters In tho. woild.
CAEPETS
McGce 8f Moore's.
TOR SALE OHEAK
I.v Nkmaha City. Two lots and a
new houso with lvo rooms; a base
ment, kitchen, dining room and cellar.
Good barn and stables with many oth
er conveniences. For particulars in
quire of M. P. IIanacian, Agt.
FRESH TIMOTHY SEED! I
For sale by Nlckell & Shurts.
Tho (imploycs about the white house
during tho late President Garllold's
Illness have presented their bills, ag
gregating 611,4151, for extra services.
This is abut 8140 per diom for attend
unco other than that of doctors and
recognized nurses. It would bo pretty
steep in other hope's.
fyh
Tho Nemaha 'lTmls says that Ma
jors, Furnas and tho democrats have
united to defeat Howe, and call it an
independent movement, and that next
fall the democarts aro to havo tho of
fice of troasurijjxkierk and shoriff. If
this bo true woliopo Church Howo
will beat tho trio out of thoir boots.
Pawnco Republican.
Fx-Senator Tipton informs us that
ho will lectuio at Klin Grovo school
house, in Lafayette precinct, August
JlOth; at Johnson, August Slst; at Cen
ter school house, Bedford precinct,
September 1st; at Hillsdale September
'Jd. Subject, Woman Suffrage.
SELLING OFr ATOST.
Mrs. Miller will sell Millinery Goods
at cost for tho next Thirty Days at her
store in South Auburn, to make room
for a very large stock of fall and win
ter Millinery, ladies' furnishing and
fancy goods, as she has decided to con
tinue tho business. 10 w'2
Tho crop reports of tho Iiepartmeul
of Agriculture at Washington are very
encouraging in regard to all the great
staples of tho country, and the harvest
throughout tho United States of cot
ton, wheat, and corn will surpass in
yield many previous years.
Mi. G. A. Waring, of Petersburg,
III., is visiting his sister, Mrs. John
CoddingtOM, one mile east of this city.
Mr. W. is looking around for a place
in which to settle, and as lie likes
South Auburn we hope ho will con
clude to go into business here.
Vigorous, enterprising, wide-awake
Auburn, with Douglas precinct, did
itself proud last Friday when it rolled
up 86 majority for tho Howo ticket.
Tho people who contributed to that
result voted directly for their own local
interests.
Atlanta, Ga.Augsut 10. Senator Hill
was buried this after noon. Ten escort
was the Atlanta bar and congressional
committee with a long lino of carriages.
Fully 20,000 people assembled on the
streets to view tho procession.
Mi.ss Sarah Brown, daughter of old
John Blown, has been appointed to a
position in the Adjuster's Department
of the Branch Mint in San Francisco.
Tho position was voluntarily offered
her by Superintendent Burton.
The Agricultural College, at Hano
ver, N. II., will admit women pupils at
its next term, who will be given a spe
cial courso of study, including butter
and cheeso making, and dairying in all
its brauclit's.
A woman dentist at Quebec lias been
denounced by tho pvoss for pursuing
an unwomanly avocation, and tho cler
gy of two parishes have prohibited
their people from having anything to do
with her.
Mrs. May Kearns, of Benton pre
cinct, while in tho city Saturday pre
sented the AnvuimsiiH with an ele
gant bouquet of Uowers. for which wo
extend our heartfelt thanks.
Somo loouoy has written an article
on "Tho Women Men Liko." Ho does
not seem to understand that men like
all kinds of women but some better
thou others, Ux.
Win. Johnson tho, man who attempt
ed to wreck a train on the Chicago and
Northwestern railway, Was sentenced
to six years' hard labor In tho pon
Itontlary. Tho "Sheridan" correspondent of the
State Journal dosen't seem to bo vory
well posted as to who tho Republican
candidates for tho legislature aro.
No candidate will go to tho conven
tion with a biggor or moro enthusias
tic boost from his own county than
will tho Hon. Church Howe.
Tho Friend of Women Is a monthly
magazine recently started in Moscow,
Russia. It is conducted exclusively
by wopleu.
Tho Woman's Congress will hold its
tenth annual meeting in the. City hall,
Portland, Mo., October' lltli,' 12th and
13th. , IT"
A good Bopubllcau always stands
by tho will of tho majority. Tho half
breeds kick.
Pavite in Herionsly thinking of brliiR-uKuutttx-Cov.
Dave Uutlor for Con-
1UK
gross
Pirst District Congressional Convention,
. Tho Republican Electors of the First
Congressional District of Nebraska aro
hereby called to send delegates from
tho several counties to meet in Con
gressional District Convention, at Ne
braska City, on Thursday, September
7th, A. D. 1882, at 7 o'clock p. in., for
tho purpose of placing in nomination
a candidate for member ot Congress
from 1st Congressional District, and to
transact such other business as may
properly como before tho convention.
Tho several counties aro entitled to
representation in ttio convention as fol
lows, based upon tho vote cast for Isaac
Powers, Jr., In 1881, for Regent of tho
State University, giving one delegate
for each ono hundred and fifty
(150) votes, and ono delegato for tho
fraction of soventy-Hvo (75) votes, or
over; also, ono delegato at largo for
each county:
C
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J 5
150-1 11
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Hnrpy 1(0
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Nemalm
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It is recommended: First That no
proxy bo admitted to the convention,
except such as are held by poisons re
siding in tho counties from which the
proxies aro given.
Second That no delegate shall rep
resent an absent member of his dele
gation unless ho be clothed with au
thority from the county convention or
is in possession of proxies from regu
larly elected delegates.
By order of Republican State Cen
tral Committee.
James W. Dawes, Chairman.
John Steen, Sec'y.
"WT-IE 1ST
YOU TBAVEL
ALWAYS TAKE THE
JM.R.R.R.
Examine map and time tables carefully. It will
be seen that this line connects with C, B.
& 0 R. R.j in fact they are under
one management, and taken to
gether form what is called the
BURLINGTON ROUTE!!
SHORTEST AND QUICKEST LINE TO
Chicago, St. LouisfPeoria,
UO UiVlUOOj X,U AOIUUU,
AND ESPECIALLY TO ALL POINTS
Iowa, Wisconsin, Indiana,
Illinois, Miohigan, Ohio.
PRINCIPAL ADVANTAGES ARE
Through Coaches from Nebraska to destination
on C,, II. tc Q. R R, No transfers; changes
from C, B. & QR. R. to connecting
lines all made In Union Depots.
THRO UGh""T!CKETS
AT
LOWEST RATES
CAN BE HAD
lTpon nppHcfttlon nt any station on tlio rond,
AuonlH aro also prepared to check bnimiiKO
tliroutdi: glvo nil Information iih to niton,
roult'H, time, conni'otloiiH. etc., and to Hccuro
Hleeplni; car accommodations.
THE NEW LINE TO DENVER
And all polntH In Colorado,' iThls extension
Is completed and ready for huslnesM, and tho
public can enjoy all iho advantages of a
through lino to Denver anil Chleitfo all un
der Ono management. 1. 11. EUSTIS,
Gen'l Ticket Ant..
Omaha, Nejj.
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many of tfic best medicinos known me here com.
lined into nmcvlicino of such varied and effective
powers, ns to make Ike Greatest ISIooJ Puriner&tlie
Best Health and Strength Restorer Ever used.
It Hires Dyspepsia, Rheumatism, Flreplessnets,
all diseases of the Stomach, Rowels Lungs, Liver,
Kidnevs. and nil female Comtilamts.
If von are wasting away wnh Consumption or
any disease, me tlio Tonic to-day. It vul mrtly
help you. Kcmemberl it is far superior to Hitlers,
Essenccsof Oinijtr amlotncr 'lunics, as itbuiMs
11a the iviicm ttitlinnt Intoxieatinc. ;oc. pndSl
tUes, nt all dealers in dmes. NfMiccenmnewithout
signatureoflli cox&C).,N V. Send lor circular
1.AUCK BAVINO IN I1UYINO THE DOU.AH BIZK.
LADies :...
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MARKET REPORTS.
SOUTH AUIIUItN MAltKET. "
HtiunrCofreo IMfoH $l 00
HiiRnr "O" 0 to 10 IIir , i po
Flour, Olon UoSk, por 100 llm, ....,., . a 75
Allen's
3 M
" Nctnnhn Mill
" HotnowootlH "
rotntocn per bu ,
Apples, Green
Dried 12 lln..,
.. II 60
.. 8 60
.. '25
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.. 1 00
6075
Onions por bushel
Halt per burrel 3 00'
CADUdKO per uuna Jfttii
EgKH per dor.en..... IVA
Iiuitur - 12&
GHA1K MAltltP.T.
Wheat No. 2 70RO
' Spring M times,
" Fnii mm
Corn Hi's50
Out 20623
Hurley 4550"
STOCK MARKET.
Cattlo 82 OOQfi 00'
Hoh. 7 007 30
LEGAL NOTICES.
notice to Ilctlucm From Tux
Sale.
STATE OF NEHHASKA, I ..
UOUN'I V OK i KMAH A, J
To C. 11. Thomas, AiiiiuhIii Tliomnn, Jnno
NoyeH, Ann NoyeH,MellBnuNoye, Wlllluin
Noyen mid Clitirli'A Noyca, lielrs-iit law of
John NoyeH, UeceutteU; mill JI.GTliomun and
H. 8. Hiidley, on' n urn una persona Interested
In the following described reuliy, nntl C. it
Thoinus ai.d AinauduThomau occupants ol
siitd realty
You ana enclt of you are lierehy notlllcd
that the County ol Nuitiitlia, in the Htntu of
Nebraska, did on the llrst day or November,
1UM), puiclinseat publlu mile, the lollowlng
described really, situated In said Cdunty ol
Nemaha and Bliitoof Nebriislca, to-wll:
The west hall of the northwest quarter of
section two '2, In township six (UJ North, ot
range fourteen 11 Kast, tor thu sum tji.90,
satiiu being for taxes lavled theteon for lb7U,
(said roally being assessed for tho year lb"D,
to the abovo named II. C. Thomas) and said
realty having tlrsl been ottered for sale and
remalnluguusoid for want or ollmr bidders;
also one-third ot tho southesst ((uurlur ol
section two 21, In town slx(0j N., of range
fourteen IHJ K tor tho sum of W.OS. same
being for taxes levied thereon for 1S7U, (said
really being assessed for tho year 1870 to tho
above named 11. U. Thomas), and said realty
having first beon ollered forsnluaud remain
ing unsold for want of other bidders; also
two-thirds of tho southeast quarter of sec
tion two 'i), In town six (J) N.,of range lour
teen II 14., for the sum of 811 Nil, iuno being
for taxes levied thereon lor Ih70, (said realty
being assessed for the year 1870, to tho abovo
named U. H Had Icy), and said really having
llrst boeu offered lor sale, and remaining un
sold for want of other bidders.
That tho oortltleates of said tax sales have
been duly assigned to Robert Malby, who Is
tho owner and holder thereof.
That tho tlmo of redemption from said
sale expires on tho fltst day of November
lUtM.
And you nro further notlllcd that unless
said realty Is redeemed Irom said tax sale
within Ave months from tho date of this
notice, to. wit: On or heforo December 2flth'
ltS2, 1 shall apply to the Treasurer of Nema
ha county for a Treasurer's Tax Deed, on or
after said December 'JUth, 18K2, for said roal
estate. Kohkiit Mai.iiy.
Nebraska City. Neb., July 'JO, XHS'J. 7wl
Notice of Appointment of Administrator.
Estate of Samuel K. Hacker, deceased In the
County Court of Nemaha County, Nebraska.
Notice !s hereby git en that an application has
been made to the County Court of said County
to appoint Anne M. Hacker, administratrix of
the estate of said Samuel P. Hacker, deceased,
and that August 31st, A. D. 18Hz. at loo'chick
a, m., at the olriceof the County Judge of Ne
maha County, Nebraska, in Brownvillc, Ne-
braska, has been fixed by the court as the time
and place for the hearing thereof, when and
where all persons interes'cd may appear and con
test the same. John S. Stull,
Dated July 31, 1S82, 7W4 County Judge.
Notice of Probate of vrilK
Estate of Elisha J. Mcrriam, deceased. In
the County Court of Nemaha County, Nebraska,
In the matter of prosing the still of said
Elisha J. Mcrriam, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that August ,11st, at 10
o'clock a. m., at the otiice of the County Judge
of Nemaha County, Nebraska, in Ilrosvntille
Nebraska; has been fixed by the court as the time
and place for proving the still of said Elisha J,
Merriam, deceased, svhrn and sshere all con
cerned may appear and contest the probate there
of; John S. Stull, County Judge.
Dated August 1st, iSSa.
iVotlco of Eftl.N.soluf Ion.
'Nojice is hereby given that the co-partnership
heretofore existing bctsteen G. W. I-'airbruther,
Sr., G. W. Fairbnther, Jr. and JJenj. F.Sanders,
as G, V, Fairbrother it Co. publishers of the
"Nebraska Advertiser," is this day dissolved by
mutual consent. G W. Fairbrother, Sr. and
G, W. Fairbrother, Jr. ssill continue the besinesi,
assume all liabilities contracted by the firm, and
all sums due or becoming due on subscription or
other business of the firm must be paid to them,
" G. W. Faikukotiifk, Sr.,
. G, W. Faihhrotmsk, Jr,
Binj. F. Sandkus.
Auburn, Neb,, August S, 1SS2.
Notice of Dissolution.
The firm of Clagett ti Son is this day dissolted
by mutual consent, J. H. Clagett retiring, and
Lynn M. Greene busjng his interest in the stuck.
The business in the future will carried on by C E.
Clagett and I. M. Greene, under the firm name
of Clagett & Greene, stho will collect and settle
all accounts due from the old firm, i'leasc
change the names on your books andublige,
Yours Respectfully,
Clacitt St GmeENr,
Johnson, Neb., July 20, 1882,
How LiONt, How fitcHtorijri !
Juit published, a new edition of DR. CUL
VERWELL'S CELEBRATED ESSAY on the
radical cure of Spermatorrhea or Seminal Weik
ncss, Involuntary Seminal Losses. Impotency,
Mental and Physical Incapacity, Impediments to
Marriage, etc. ; also, Consumption, Epilepsy and
Fits, induced by self indulgence or sexual extrava
gance, ftc.
The celebrated author, in this admirable Essay,
clearly demonstrates from a thirty year's successful
practice that the alarming consequences of self,
abuse may be tadically cured; pointing out mode
of cure as one simple, ecrtain, and effectual, by
means of which etcrs ufl'erer, no matter sthat
his condltiun may be. may cure himielf cheaply,
privately, and radically,
Bfc2fThii Lecture should be in the hands cf
every youth and efery man in the land.
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