30 CARS OF COAL Being received by
tmnauuiMvi ah u iiav.v9tiULtrmwni3M"-mintim i mi1
POST OFFICE HOURS.
I'rom 7:00. m.too p. m. Sunday, from
lira, to 1 p. m, Fanners and others plce
take notice.
G. W. l-'AlRHROTHRR, Jr..I M.
Rnfinvmiti
nnacwncMnciM
tiivrsday, m:pt. 7, isia.
Fruit cans at Willing Bros. & Jr-
District court convenes In HroWn
N'llleon the 1 ntli Inst.
I. 15. Xwil, of (ilm lt fuwotl ua
With a will Tuwduy.
Bo saw antl attend 1 ho fair 'meeting,
;it tlio Hull next Saturday evening.
An V 0" .V"" i"M' mrM tlinl w
M'Kllt A ''' lo l'"' "'' hHlincrljilloii.
That splendid sign exposed at thu
iloor of tho Canton Hank was painted
mid lettered by ham. llieh, del.
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Hanker Staria antl Lawyer Stowoll.
oC North Auburn, wore lu South Au
burn attending to business Tuesday.
Mr. A. V. Walsh will do fin plaster
ing in the new school house. He Is
now finishing up tUo CatltoHo church.
4- -
'Hubert McMillwi, of, J'urn. on a 'trip
to Phllllpa ooiuflv, Kits., nulled antl ro
ntfwed his subscription, 0110 day hint
week.
MirtiJotiM I'tirker, ulster of Frank
Parker, is very sick at her home, in this
city. Her disease is brain and spinal
affection.
John 1.. Carson, tho boss banker, awl
tho man w ho could be governor of Ne
braska If he wanted to bo, was in tho
city Tuesday.
Our very pleasant friend, ). Boone
Colhapp, of Teciunsoh, was in tho city
Monday wiight, tho guest of (5. W.
Pulrbrotuor, jr.
.Mr. VmrA l'arker. with MoGoo &
Moore, has rented Fred. Bucholo's now
house for his lather and sister, and
now lives at home.
ludgt C W. Wlieeler, the bridge
lMilldor, of Hrownville, returned from
Toeumseli, via. Aubuiu Tuesday. Ho
gat n lirldgo to build out in .lohusou.
Tho Nemaha County Hank can make
loans on farms on five years time at a
low rate of interest. Parties desiring
u loan will do well to consult them for
terms.
Our now school house, '28x10 is en
closed. It looks well on tho hill, al
though (juito unpretensious as a school
etlilico not such a one as will stand
there sometime.
Tho "Social Circle Club" of .South
Auburn, is a popular Institution among
tho young folks and all who enjoy so
cial pleasures. Cauls are out for a
grand ball on Friday evening of this
week.
Mr. 0. W. Itoblns, living near Porn,
brbught his wheat, to South Auburn
last Monday, and received 8 to U) cents
more on the bushel than thev are pay
ing at other shipping points in the
county.
I' very business man in the county
should take a card in tho Business
.Directory in this paper. Look at the
same on tho first page. A place lu thu
Directory costs little and shows the
business of tho town.
Our mall facilities weio quite dis
couraging last yeek. but is good as
ever now, with prospects of soon be
ing bettor. Tlie end of tho route at
present is South Auburn, but will bo
continued to TeouniBoh bv tlie 15th
inst.
Dr. Ileal, of North Auburn, wo no
tice quite frequently passing through
our streets responding to professional
calls. Tho, Dr. Is one of our most
skillful and popular physicians antl
surgeons, and has an extensive prac
tice. See caul.
Mr. N. A. Cook, of Bedford precinct,
brought us a cling poach the other day,
not ripo yet, that measured eight
inches around it. Wo have soon trou
stones this jear, but not any clings,
that would beat it by three inches.
Mr. C. has hundreds of bushels of such
peaches.
Mrs. S. A. Osborn, of Hrownville,
departed last Monthly for Boston, for
the purpose of adding to her already
extensive knowledge of music. She
expects to lie absent about three
months, and will be sadly missed by a
large circle of friends to whom she Is
'endeared by every tie that chaivns In
womanhood.
FUHNITUHF. At Willing Pros. &
.Ionian's.
Sam. Hieh, of Hrownville, the best
painter in Nebraska, was in tho city
Tuesday, iiy the way It was Mr. Hich's
artistic skill and acquirements that
gave tlie counter in tho Carson Bunk
the beautiful appearance it present.
The counter is a common pine one
except the n.iuwlvo walnut top and Is
not painted lint stained by a chemical
process discovered by- French artists,
and known In tho Pulled Status by
perhaps no quo but .Mr. Ititsh.
Last year F. J. Hay dps, tho Fargo
photographer, visited tho Yellowstone
National I 'ark and secured from the
government the exclusive right to es
tablish the National Art Studio, lie
located the ground, ten acres, and the
plot whs recorded by the custodian of
the park. The ground selected is in
the heart of the geyser basin, and is a
very liouutl Mil spat. miopnotograpli
ing last fall he discovered one geyser
that spouts gold; Unit is, by holding a
piece of any kind of metal iu the gey
ser during the eruption the article be
comes plated with a durable thickness
of gold. Mr. Keynes watch-chain is.i
proof of the hinting finalities of thv
plate. Sail Lake ''rtbnnc
A collide of flirty women stopped at
Xuinuha City last week. And after
doing that town, incieusing the price
of copaiva. and raising the devil be
tween some husbands antl wives, they
went to Brown villo and were soon
"pulled" ami jailed by SlwriJI Tats,
paid their lines, with tlie assistance of
some of their pimps, and then departed
for a more appreciative locality.
The "straw fiend" was on the train
fromCrand Inland, and canvassed live
coaches tut the congressional candi
dates, with the following result:
Howe. 204 votes; Mantlerson, li;
Furnas, 1; Kaley, ?.',; Webster, ;'..
Straws tell which way tho wind blows.
Omaha Hrpublimn.
"Boy," said a stranger to n lad who
was Mucking his boots iu front of a
hotel, "If 1 should give you a dollar
would your first impulse bo to go the
circus?"
"No, sir," was the prompt renly.
"My llrst Impulse would be that it was
a counterfeit bill."
It has linally been discovered that
the Imprisonment of Sergeant Mason,
for bla.lng away through thu gates at
(iiiiteau, was an illegal proceeding.
But Mason oughtn't care, for he and
Betsy have made it pay larger, for the
capital invested, than any martyrs who
have preceded them.
It is not only very lll-munnered, but
against the rules of tho printing ollice
for any one to conn) in ami rend the
printed pages of tho paper before it is
llnished. We hope all will remember
this, and nave us the trouble of giving
them a lesson on good breeding.
Dr. West, South Auburn's popular
phvsicician. went to Tooumseh very
suddenly last Wednesday evening.
mores neon some curious thoughts
running through tho Dr.'s mind lately,
anthwe don't kifow what ho might do
before he gets hack.
Our old friend U. A. Stewart, of Sil
ver Stream Stock Farm, Benton pre
cinct called Tuesday, on his favorite
printing oflloc, and engaged some work
iu advertising a sale of some of his line
stock. See his posters and advertise
ment iu this paper.
Dr. Peter Soli wenk, who denies forg
ing those figures in tlie Majors census
fraud, seems to have the confidence of
his neighbors from tho fact that he
heads the Republican delegation elect
to the Fremont county convention.
i
Last Tuesday night Bomo sneak thief
or theives entered the butcher shop of
Henry Harm, through an open win
dow, rilled tho inoney draw and got
tho small sum of fifty cents.
Judge White, of tho supreme bench
of Ohio, and Hon. Willie Koifcr, son
liet speaker of congress, on a trip
west, stopped at Auburn on Tuesday.
Tho Poewater-Toin Hall faction
was everlastingly scooped at tho Oma
ha primaries Monday. Bully! Onjaha
has plenty enough salt to save it yet.
John Palestine, of Peru, was ar
rested last .Sunday for raping a Mrs.
Dray, of the same locality. John was
recognized to the district court.
--
Andy J larger, who tloes tonsorial
business for tho Hue-haired cusses of
Tecumseh, was registered at the IIol
tlrege Tuesday night.
Thirty-six Omaha Indian children
have recently boon placed iu Industrial
schools to bo taught to work according
to civili.etl rules.
About all tho local politicians are
going tti the congressional convention
at Nebraska City.
John ( ! rice, uttornoy-at-law,of Hum
boldt, was taking iu thu sights at the
center yesterday.
Mr. A. L. Maryott, agent for tho
Centennial Ufe Insurance Company,
is in the city.
Vonnor says October will be cold,
wot and stormy after the lfth of tho
mouth.
Mr. Richard Morris, of Falls City,
gave us a pleasant call yesterday.
Ooorge Rleehers is attending the
St. Joseph Kxposltiou tills week.
Uarvey Mcdee and wife were in tlie
city Tuesday night.
Pemr.inber tlio Social Circle hop to
morrow evening.
Tommy ShurU wont Into Hrown
ville Tuesday.
S. A,' Oiborn mum to lawn 'J?uuly.
tlie Chicago Lumber
NEW STORE!
NEW GOODS!
On or about tho SF FT B MB Kit low,
Mrs. 10. C. White, of Brownvillo,
and Mrs. W. T. Ileal, of Au
burn, will open out at
North Auburn a full
slock of
MILLINERY,
Ladies' Furnishing Goods,
AND NOTIONS.
In connection with this business
there will bo a first-class
mitfS-S-MAKING
STAB LI SUM EN
The ladles of Nemaha county are
cordially invited to call and inspect
our stock.
Employment For Ltvlies.
The Queen City Suspender Company, of Cin
cinnati, arc now manufacturing and introducing
their ni-vv Stocking Supporters for Ladici and
Children, and their unequalled Skirt Suspenders
lor Ladici. None should be vwthout them; our
lending physidans recommend them, and are
loud in their praise. These goods are manufac
tured by ladici who have made the wants uf
ladies and chidren a study, and they ask us to re
fer them to some reliable and energetic lady to
introduce them in this county, and we certainly
think that an earnest solicitation in every house
hold would meet with a ready response, and that
a determined woman could make a handsome
salary and have the exclusive agency for this
county We advise some lady who is in need of
employment to send to the Company her name
and address, and mention this paper. Address
fjueen City Suspender Company, No. 179 Main
Street, Cincinnati, Ohio. ywu
Proparo to use COAL and save
money, for sale by the Chicago Lum
ber Company, at Auburn and Johnson.
A Philadelphia boy tiled last week
from injuries received some time ago
lroin a teacher in thepiiblieschoul who
seized him savagely by the ear. Par
ents ami teachers should remember
that pulling ears or boxing them witli
the hand often loads to grave disorders.
It is au unjustifiable punishment, as it
oftens lays the foundation for deafness
ami tliseaso of tho brain. These facts
cannot be questioned. Inter (M-an.
Dr. Jactpies' (Jerman Worm Cakes
stand unrivaled as a worm medicine.
Oivo them a trial. Sold by all drug
gists. 2
Tear Not.
All kidney and urinary complaints,
especially Bright's discusfj. diabetes and
liver troubles, Hop Bitters will surely
antl lastingly cure. Cases exactly like
your own have been cured iu your own
neighborhood, and you can find reliablo
proof at home of what Hop Pitters
lies and can d.
verybody
will uso COAL this winter as it wil1
lio sohl so cheap by tho Chicago Linn:
her Company, at Auburn ami Johnson-
Children have health ami mothers
rest when Dr. WiucheU's Toothing
Syrup is used. It produces natural
sleep, roulates rho bowels, cures dys
entery anil tliarrhteaarisingfroin teeth
ing or other causes. Sold by all drug
gists at 1T1 cents a bottle. 7
Any person with a cough cold, or
any bronchial complaint or even in tho
first stage of coiusuinptiou will be re
lieved ami eureil bv Uilert's Kxtract of
Tar and Wild (J berry. It is especially
prepared for Bronchial complaints.
Thousands woo have tried it now live
to test iy of its merits give it an im
mediate trial you will be surprised at
the result. r.
leap Coa!
At the Chicago Lumber Company's
yards at Auburn ami Johnsi.
Livor, Kidney and Bright's Disaose.
A medicine that destroys the germ
or cans-of Bright's Disease, diabetes,
kidney and liver complaints, antl has
power to root them out of tho system,
is above all price. Such a. medicine is
Hop Bitters, rind positive proof of this
can be found by one trial, or by asking
your noighbors, who have booh cured
byit.
What Everybody Wants,
Is a reliable medicine that never does
any harm and that pt events and cures
disease by keeping tho htomaeh iu or
der, the bowels regular, and the kid
neys and liver active. Such a mediciuo
Is Parker's (linger Tonic. It relieves
every case, and has cured thousands.
See another column. Tribuur.
A Valuable Addition,
llBoauso it is iwnelleial to the scalp
ami adds to Mrnonnl bounty by regtor
Ing oolor and luctro to gray or faded
hnlr, b, why Parker's Hair RhUwii is
siioh a popular drowsing.
Co., Auburn and
maiu.mivii&L.jkiatiMuiujrt3Biert
'IULm.MIL.I i imHU-OJU JLMUUlJmLUlMWUMlimWjJMMMUllMJUWmi:iJifU!mWI
The undersigned will sell at Public Auction, at Silver Stream Stock
Farm' in Hedford Precinct, Nemaha county, Nebraska, Ten miles north
east of Humboldt, and Seven miles south-west of Auburn, on
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1882,
at one o'clock, p. m., sharp, the' following property, to-wit:
w 250 Head of Young Merino
25 Mead.
10 Head of 2-year old Grade
iu ricau or 2 anu 3-ycar 010 aieers.
10 Head of Spring Calves (Grade Heifers).
2 Head of High Grade of Bull Calves.
2 Head of Thoroughbred Hull Calves, (one a yearling). ,
2 Head of 2-ycar old Heifers, (Thoroughbreds).
2 Head of Thoroughbred Short-Horn Cows.
One Patent Little Gem Creamer (new).
One Cahoon Patent Broad Cast Seed Sower.
Other articles not mentioned in the above list.
LUNCH at 12 o'clock for strangers from iibroud. No rosorved or bv btds al
lowed. At the close of tho sale a pair of tiood Farm 1 Torses will be offered for
sale by another party.
TEBMS OF SAL15. All sums under $10 cash, over that sum a credit of six
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iiiuciiu.-v ,iii iraftiiuji, Miiiiinnui k'"K ""IU wins illiMUVl-ll Sltl'IHIlY, WltllOUl 111-
terest if paid when due, if not paid upon maturity, then said note Co draw ;
Ian nniif tfifnrtut fl-nin litoif unto A 1 1 uis-wt it P in tn .,A.,i- i.... ..t.
:&.
J. V. OAVITT. Art Tinxmt.
l3&5MMs;0S3ffiEBraB7(I
CAKPETS
McGee Moore s.
TOE SALE CHEAP.
In Nkmama City. Two lots and a
new house with live rooms; a base
ment, kitchen, dining room anil cellar,
(lootl barn and stables with many oth
er conveniences. For particulars in
quire of M. P. Han.u.ax, Agt.
FilESH TlfiOTKY SEED!!
For sale by Nickell Shurts.
Am You Bilious ?
Prawn's Liver Pills will cure you. For
sale by Xiekell &. Short-. lltf
HELLING OFF AT COS'J
Mrs. Miller will sell Millinery (Joods
at cost tor tho next Thirty Days at her
store iu South Auburn, to" make room
for a very large stock of fall and win
ter Millineiy, ladies' furnishing and
fancy goods, as she Jias decided to con
tinue the business. 10w2
FOIl KENT, for fall wheat tho fol
lowing hinds iu Ponton anil Bedford
precincts: Forty-eight acres in the e.2 s
wjif, sec '-:;. t4, rl:i, also tho n 0 i, s w
if, sec 2S, t 4. r l-t. Time an payment
will be given if desired.
LB. Pauxs
-2-w- Nemaha Citv.
All western farmers and mechanics
bear witness to tho healing power of
Bkown's Arnica Salvj;. Sold bv all
druggists. ntf
Uncle Sam's Condition Powder pre
vents disease, purities tho blood, im
proves the appetite, gives a smooth
glossy coat, and keeps tho animal iu
good condition. All druggist sell it. t
Buown's Pki'sin Tonic cures Dys
pepsia. Don't suffer longer. Try "it.
Sold by all druggists. lltf
Buown's Vkoktaiu.k Livkk Pills,
euro biliousness, sick headache, and
constipation. Try them. For sale bv
Xiekell it Shurtz. lltf
PutJle Sam's Nerve and Bone Lini
ment is most efficient in rheumatism,
nruises, bunis, scratches and many oth
er ills incident to man and beast." Sold
by all druggists. ;5
Tho Bost Rom: o.ly in tho World
for tlio Blood and Liver, is Saksava
mlla, Dandklion and Iodidi-: I'o
ta ssi I'M, For sale by Nickel 1 &
Shurtz. lltt
Do not neglect a cough or cold until
it is too late, try Filert's Extract of
Tar and Wild Cherry, we are sure you
will bo convinced of' its niorits, chron
ic coughs, and oven consumptives ;ue
cured by following the dlicction-,,
every bottle is warranted to give satis
faction, l
Dr. G. H. Collins, Dentist,
Visits the following places iu tho fol
lowing order, each month: Brownvillo,
1st to 7th; Xeinaha Citv, 8th to nth;
South Auburn, loth, ilth and 112th;
Brock, u)th, ltthand lflth. If you wish
to save money, ami vour teeth, hold
your dental work for Dr. (J. II. Collins.
Take
our old iron, rags, copper and brass
to B. 0. Whittemoro's, in Browuvlllc.
He'll buv 'em.
The Uiilvorsnl Vordlot
is that Buown's Piji'sjn Tonic, cures
Dyspasia. For salo by Xiekell A:
Shurtz. ntf
When horses and cattle aro spiritless,
scraggv ami feeble thev need treatment
with Fuelo Sam's Condition Powder.
It purities tlio blood, improves tho ap
lHtlte, i-uriw eolils, and distemper, In
vigorous the system ami will keep thu
aiilnml in a houlthy, hninUoiiie condi
Johnson. CHEAP antl GOOD.
Sheep (mostly Ewes) sold
in groups of
Short - Horn Heifers.
-A.. STEWABT,
MARKET REPORTS.
SOUTH AlT.tKN SIAKKKT.
fStiunr C'oiri'o II IIh $ 00
hiiKiir "0" II to 10 His 1 mi
l-'lour, OU'ii Koclc, pur 100 11)8 : 7.
AIIuh'm 51
" Xumiiliu .MM " ' , a w)
" iiomuwouUb " " ' :i r,o
1'iilntops pur ho as
Amileti, (irt'on 511
' Drii'il li." lbs 1 (Hi
OnloiiH pur biiHhel 5071
alt pur Ixirrel 2 m
t'lililniKo per licutl !i(Br,
Kkk pur ilozon I'ji ,
lluitor VS,,
UHA1N MAIUChT.
WhPiU No 2 .-. flO&TJ
Corn old 50
Outs 20(a2l
llurloy IOC1J.V1
Hyo 4 1
STOCK MAHKKT.
Cuttlo
ItOKH
.52 as r,
7 0O(7 'y
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Special USTotices.
Notlcus iiiulor tills licail 'Wfttitctl," "For
Huh-," "For Hunt," utc, llvo cents pur 11 no.
wu-li Insertion.
7)H SAI,H.- A kooiI ri'sldcnco In South
V Auhurn. Apply to II. J. F. Wort ,t Co.
M ON FY TO LOAN-. "Wo cin 1111 olinlrp
lonn In threo (lays. Ap)ly to O.sborn vV
Tuylor.
ITIOKHAU:. -Hlnnk IH-oilN.CIinttcl umlltpnl
I; KstiiK- Mortmmus, ltllls of.Sulu, Notes, Klc.
ai. 'l Jin advkhtisku oillw.
EXTKA copies of Tin: ADVRitTJSHUforHnlo
ut the postolllco.
-VTO'l'ICF. -If YOU owo us luiytlilnc on
I l Miiliscilptlon piutisu,comu In or huiul In
I and pay us. Wo need our inouuy.
1710U.SALF. Clover Hay. Call on Harney
I' oiteiis.
CJOOD IluslnpSH lot on Contur Avenup,
iipiir holel, South Auburn, for bulo oliouii
by II. J. F. Wort& Co.
WANTKOTO IUTY.-Two j-ood farms of
from 80 to IGOnrres. near tho eenlor of
Nomuha county. Apply to II. J. F. Wert A
Co., at postolllce.
pODMS TO HF.NT. lour nice rooms In the
IV FnhlliiKi-r A Kiel bloclc to let. Huti-M
retiNoiiiibU-. Finiulre at Postolllco. 5v.l
ESTABLISHED 18 7
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CONOVER BROTHERS.
Manufacturers of the Conover Dro's
PaientUoright Pianos,
And Wholesale Agents for
"Stemway,"
"Chiclcoring,"
Kranich. &'Bach.
Lindoman. Pisclicr
and Haines Pianos.
Publishers of Music l-Jobbcrs in MusUa!
and Mucic Books. ) MerehjiiJise.
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Jmt publikheJ, a new edition of UR. CI L
VERWELL'S CELEHRArLl) ESSAY on tl
radical cure of Sperniatorrhcra or Seminal Weak
ness, Involuntary Seminal Losses. Impotcncj,
Mental and Physical Incapacity, Impediments to
Marriage, etc. J also, Consumption, Epilepsy and
Tits, induced by self indulgence or sexual extra j
gance, .Vc,
The celebrated author, in this admirable Essav,
clearly demonstrates from a thirty gear's successful
praitice, that the alarming consequences of self
abuse may be tadically cured; pointing out a mode
of cure as one simple, certain, and effectual, by
means of which every sufferer, no matur uhat
his condition may be. may cure himself cheaply,
privately, and radically,
JtUSy Tliis Lecture shouKl be in the hands ot
every youth and every man in the land.
Sent under seal, in a plain envelope, to any
address, post-paid, on receipt of six cents ot tv
postage stamps. Address Tll8 Olllvorwtill Med
lCttl Co., 4' A"" s,-i New Vork,' N, Y. j post
Ollice Kox, 450.
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