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About Nebraska advertiser. (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 21, 1882)
s&mmmlmS WtMm MWPtWJmMi'lUMiWIIIII'MI m? w 1 -. - -fir. n" eimsim ", - " r- ?" vmwer. ' m ESTABLISHED 1056. OLDE8T PAPER IN THE 8TATE . AUBURN, NEBRASKA, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1882, VOL, 27, NO. 14, SOUTH AUBURN BU5INESS CARDS. A RKWRIGHT & CURZON, t. JEWELERS, ELGIN, SPHINOKIKLD nnd WALTI1AM " WATCHES. South Auburn, - Nebraska. Bf.wf.st, M D. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, SOUTH AUHUHN, NKU. OFFICE. Up SuIm, over Advf.rtiur office. flORNELL.G. W.,' V ATTORNEY AT LAW. Olllco ouu door north of ICIcrlit rM Sloro. HOUI'H AUHUHN. NKU. Will prnctlco In nil tho Courts and attend to collections, CHICAGO LUMBER CO., DtwilnrH In Lnmlior, Paint, Llrao and Corel, SOUTH AUHUHN. NKHHASKA. DILLON & CROAN, Dealers In Drugs, Books, Stntionory, Paints. Oils, Glass, ClBars, Etc. South Auburn Nrbrnka. "nEVIN & FISHER J' Gonovnl Merchandising. DRY GOODH. GKOOEKIKS. HATS, CAPS. HOOTS, SHOES, Etc. South Auburn, - - Nebraska. T W. KERNS' O LUMBER YARD, North apd South Auburn, Neb. l' W. Samuklson, Hanker, J).,). Wood, Cashier. W h WOOD. J NOTARY PUBLIC, Anil Lightning, Eire and Wind , INSURANCE AGENT. Soutli Auburn, Neb. ED. WALTZ, BARBER All kinds ofTomiorlal work dono with neatness nnd In the latest stjlesnr the art. Shop second door north of tho Holdies-. HEO. RIECHERS, UT Dealer In Clothing, Hnis, Cnpi, root, Slioos, find Quoonswaro. Hutter, Eugs ifid I'ro.lnro taken In exchange for goods. South Auburn, - - - Nebraska. Nemaha Couniv Bank Auburn, JYtJfrw.s7.7f. Does a General Banking Business. Funicular .Mention Giv en Collections, Monov Loaned on A.pprov ed Security. INTEREST PAID ON TIME DEPOSITS. This is tho Oldest Bank and has tho only Time Look in the Oity. Knrm l.onim negotiated nt l.ovr Itiito of Interest. Exchange on all parts ol V. S. and Europe. T 1-t E NORTH AUBURN BUSINESS CARD. OOSEV FREEMAN, 1 plain nnd Ornamental Palntor. Contracts taken with nll.materlal furnished. aa-Work Ktuirnntoc1.1i NOHTH AUHUHN, NEIL 1E, BOTHEL, t) , proprietor North Auliurn Blllinrd Parlors. keeps a nice stock of CIGARS. CONKEOriONS ETC., ETC. y M BOAL, M. D. PHYSICIAN AND SURUEON, North Auburn, - - Neb. OFFICE- At lUbliiee. Wyl T M. GLASGOW, PHYSICIAN AND SUliUEON, NORTH AUBURN, - - NEBR Bd?Ho3ltlenco Gilmoro's Hloolc. HR, A. OI'l'ERMAN, PHYSICIAN AND SUIM ICON, Haj been located in Netrulii County lincc 1868. Strict attention juld to all ACUTE and CHRONIC DISEASES. Afflictions of the Ear and HSyo skillfully Treated. CftY" Artificial e)e always on hand to"!U Suit any ii or color. Call at tended to day or night' OFFICE Northwest comer Court and Second Street). , RESIDENCE Southwest corner Main and ad Streets, SHERIDAN. NEB. aoyi TAKE NOTICE! Mrs. E. Monnhiin. of Miiryvlllo. Mo., will bout North Auburn on the 17th and 10th Days of Ootober. tt'hmi she will be Prepared to treat all forms of oyo diseases. Her treatment 1m a permit netit eurn for miinulated i'i v-l IiIh anil all (onus of Intlniumatliiti of the o.vos. Come miilsee her. She will 11N0 he at Hrownvllle on the Ifith of eauh mouth. .-juridical operation will bo performed by Dr. D. C. Wilson. of Maryvllle. BROWNVILLE BUSINESS CARDS. OHAS. D.NIXON, Frosidont, P.P.STARIN, (Jaahir. BANK OF AUBURN, AUIHJUN, NKllHASKA, IS NOW OPEN FOR BUSINESS And oirors lt Services to tho Citizens of Auburn --AND- NEMAHA COUNTY, For the transaction of any the lino of HuslueNH In n W. FAIRBROTHER, SR. VJ. NOTARY PUBLIC, Will pity attention to Gotivcyiuuiliig, Lnnd Ai;unoy buxlness mid luklns Depoaltlonn. lilank Deeds MortBiies, and all sortH of lilankH on hand, HOLDREGE HOUSE. Hest Hotel III tho City. TED HUDDART, Proprlotor. Flrst-clais Sample Hooiiih, Uood Livery Stublo aud'good AceommodntlonH. South Auburn. - - Nebraska. UTCIIINS Si ELLIOTT. lienlorH In Acrlculturni Implements, Wagons, Carringoa Etc South Auburn, fc T3 a, 11 k i n a ebvasfta .ilwtisw Ij&y Entered at the pojtollice at South bum, Nebraska, at Second Clan matter. An- BUD-K00K PAOTB. 1 Is AlAAXMYi) Cffi)AiVAl9 SOUTH AUBURN, NEBR., now open and prepared to do a General Banking Business. J. ir. h o a n y , Attorney ul Ooiii.Mnlnr nt Hrownvllle. Neb lilXAV, J. fi AMPLE CAPITAL- Nebrnskn. HENRY HARM, Proprlotor CALVERT MEAT MARItET, Nice, Sweet, Fresh Meat always oil hand, at Koasomiblo Hates. South Auburn, - Nebraska. H.-i F. WERT & CO. Insuranoo & Collection AcontB, Speclnl attontlon kIvcii to lontliiK and buyliiB and selling Fatmsaudelty properly. I. O. HulldlUK. Soutli Auburn, Neb. L,K INN St COOPER, Dealers In GRAIN & STOCK, TIlKhcst Market prle paid for nil kinds of Urulu and Live Stock. Olllco at the elevator. South Auburn, Neb. McGEE & MOORE. Dealers In GENERAL MERCHANDISE, SOUTH AUHUHN. NEH. Highest Market Hrlee paid lor Hatter and Ekubs and Produce. TVTRS" A.'h. RICHARDS, l'-L Mlllinoi and Drossmalcor. Full Stock oi Ladles FuriilsliliiK Goods and Fancy Notions. Second door South of Dill on it Croan's drug Btoro, South Auburn, Neb. MONEY LOANED On approved security, at a Reasonable Rate of Interest. EXCHANGE Bought and sold on the principal Cities of the United States and Europe. JNO. L. CARSON ,t CO. S. A. O.slMirn, . W.Tuyloi Notary Puiilic. OSBOEN & TAYLOK, ATTORNEYS and Counselors at Law. Calvert "l Bx'ownvillo. PRACTICE IN THE STATE AND FED KRAL COURTS. T S. S T U L h , J. ATTOIl.VKVS ATtiAW. Olllco of County Judge, Hroivnvllle. :fetnaska. ROSS WITCH ERLY, urorirleior TONSOHIAt RE.50RT. Fourchiilrs, uecoinplfshed workmen, host dve, betslinveH. lashlonable haircuts, sea foam. Work done promptly and Kurtmn teedtosiitlsfy. Flrstdoor westol post-'illlod, Hrownvllle, Neb. QAM RICH, House, Sign, Carriage) and Ornamontal Paiutor, HHOWNVILLE. .... NEH. Private Diseases. Persons desiring the popular prescription of the late Dr. Jonas Crane, for Venereal Diseases, can have the same filled by calling upon I")r. Alfred Crime, at his residence, Brownville, Ncbr. 6-15 VllTIIOUInit UV Hit. U. S. UliVKILNMr'M' irst National Bank II I O W N VI J-IL, iC jtTRS S E. Millinery, MILLER, Dealer In Ladle Fuuisuinr; and Panoy Goods. Huslnoss conducted by MISS D. A.TEHHY, Bouth Auburn, Neb. N ICKELL Sc SHURTZ, Denlors In Drills, Glass, Paints, Oils, Stationery iinij "Wall Paper. BOUTH AUHUHN, - - NEHH. JLV. j TH CLANCY, Hardware. Stovos, Tinware, A laruo and Select Stock of everything' kept In allrst-clnss harrdwnro store. A uood repatr shop in connection with tbo stoie. Tw doors south of Hlechcrs store, South Auburn, Neb. OS RICHARDS. "REGULATOR," Dealer In HUOOIES. WAGONS, nnd AG HICULTUKAL IMPLEMENTS. South Auburn, Neb. Special attention given to collections and sale of KEAL ESTATE. Notice to Farmers The undersigned has for wtlo the NORWEGIAN PLOWS! Harrows CULTIVATORS, Wotl known to be tho best, which ho will sell cheaper thnti the cheapest. Farmers, Call and See. B. OTTENS. MONEY SAVED! I will sell you a Paid-up Capital, Authorized a .-,0,000 500,000 IS l'UKl'AKl!.'! TO TltANHAUT A' General Banking Busines. JIUY ANDHHM. OOIN & 0DRREN0Y DRAFTS uii hII tliiuirlnclpalcUlcn nftlie United States and Europe BETTER ORGAN! ! WILLING BROS. & JORDAN, Dealers In Hnrdwaio, Stoves, Tinwaro Furnl turo, Wooilonwaro. Eto. Special attention paid to Tin Hoofing nnd Spoutlm;. South Auburn, Neb. :$ MONEY LOANED iln'iipproved security only. Time Drafts flticou.it 1. mill HIici'llll ucuiliniiiwKuiininKriiiiifii in iiepoxii rs. Dealers In OOVKHNMKNT JIONDH, STATE, COUNTY & CITY SECURITIES DEPOSITS tPCflveri piivitlilnoinlnnitililniiil fXTKItKHTn owed on tlmacurtlllcntvHuf deposit. JIHKfrrortfi. Wm.TTTion, ll. M. rtulley, M.A Handley, Frank K. JoIiiibou, Luther lloiullfj' Win. I'rulsliur, , JDIU L. UAKKUA, w M. MATTHIESEN, BlaoksmitulnK. WAGON AND CaHHIAOE WORK Neatly aud promptly dopo. No 21 Centre Avetiuo, South Auburn, Nob, W rERT 4: SHANKS. Proprietor Llvory, Food and Salo Stalilos. On Nomnlin Street, South of tho Holdretjo Jloime, South Auburn, Nob hi every respect for 8 5.0 O Tlum are being sold in this vicinity for 3100 and upwards. JAS. R. DYE, Omfl Noiualiu City. BOOTS, SHOES, AND HARNESS. Mode and repaired as well -ax enn bo done anywhere, ou short notice, aud VEIir REASONABLE TERMS. lYcnuiliu City, N'obr. A. 11. 1) A VIHON, C'Uhler. J, C, lla.S'AiiiliiTOKi Amt-'Ciishlcr,. President JOHN S. MINICK, ;i:M:itii. MESCHANDISE Noznalia Cit-", Neb. PIMPLES! I will rnnll (froe) tho reeelpo for it slinph VcKetnhlo Ilnlm that will romovu tan, freek- les, pimples and blotches, lonvlnK the Hldn toft, clear aud boiiutlliil; also limiruclloiit for pjoduclin; a luxuriant growth of hair on a bald head orsniooth face. Address Inclo. lUKHoHtamp, Hen. Vaudolf A Co., l Harclny 1 street, N. Y, The jieople of Mrownvillo luul a big ratillcatioit of Woavur'n lioniinatiou last Friday ni),'lit. Hoiillres, cannon and llroworks wuro made uao of, and the people rojoict'd that Howe was di fcatcd and Weaver noiulnaled. lino aril Reporter. ,.' The above .shall bo our text for it few remark. Tho real object of that rabble was to gloat over the defeat of Mr. Howe, ami to insult those who had chosen to support hlin. The burn ing of pine boxes, boys, loafers, dogs, lire-crackers -and plenty of beer and whisky "weio piado use of," aud Ho cannon, no dignity, no decency was ap parent. That's how Hrownvllle rati tied. The nroceeding being an intended affront to at least one-half of ftrown villo's .Republican citi,ena without whoso votes Weaver's majority would bo cut short --did Weaver no good aud Howe no harm. Had tho Republicans, responsible for that mob, considered tho best Inter ests of their citv. tho people, the party and tho ticket, they would have called a meeting of all tho factious and elo luents that have been discordant or the party, lor tho ratification of Judge Weaver, in which tho nupporters of .Mr. Uowo would have joined with cor diality aud enthusiasm. Tho Adveh- j'is Kit's doctrine is that when the par ty, by Us representatives in conven tion, says who its standard bearers shall be, and hoists tho Republican Hag, every Republican should forego per sonal preferences, smother party bit terness engendered always more or Ipss in local contests, cease, at least for tho time, factional strife, and rally un der that tlag. In the struggle in this county as to who should carry the delegations, we espoused tho cause of Mr. Howe foi reasons sullicient because he possesses the.IefTorsonian qualifications and is our iiillow-citizen. We did what we believed justifiable and necessary for his success; and If wo struck blows that hurt, they were mado necessary to repel the savage blows struck at him and his supporters. In the county contest we camo out on the winning side, so far as the personal favorite was concerned. In tho district convention Mr. Howe was defeated, and wo came out on the losing sldo, so far as our personal choice was concerned. Hut such a victory or such a defeat is not uf momentous importance to us, noth ing to be compared to results iroin a content with the Democracy, or the natural enemies of tho Republican party. The party is greater and or vastly more Importance l ban any In dividual member of it. When the Re publican party speaks, Its will is out law: aud its nominees ever lias had, and over shall have, our entire best ef forts for success. .Judge weaver is our man now just as much as Mr. Howe was, or would bo had ho been nominated instead of Judge Weaver, and the whole Republican ticket ia opr ticket. AVohavo failed on many oc casion to get our first choice, but wo have tho Hist time to "kick" because wo so failed. Tho editor of tho Advertiser is proud of Ins record. Tho party In this county by mongrel tickets and traitors in tho party has occasionally been de feated, but we never yet u-gietteu tno support wo gave tho party and the whole ticket, after such a defeat. These remarks are to some extent prompted by a rembrance, that a shut I till) before the primaries wo wens up pioached with the suggestion that tho Advertiser should say editorially,. that it would abide by tho decision of ihe Republicans of tho county, as t$. who tho party would name from Xo innhii for concress: that there vc;e some people who had expressed lltf' opinion that ire were so wrapped up in Howe that wo would do. sojuo aw ful and nonsensical tiling in case of Mr. Howe's defeat,. Vo thanked the gentleman for his soliolludo In our bo halt: but scorned Ills suggestions and tho opinions of thoso ho cunie to rep resent; for wo had never given a run son for any ono to doubt our Ropublir ciiutHii) or lov.nlty to the party, and with truu old Republicans wo needed no such asseverations. ; Now, wo challenge tho enemies of Mr. Howe to rally with Ills friends' for Judgo Weaver, for tho state, judicial and county tickets, and glvo him and them tho largest majorities mr polled in the county. This will bo a test of lovulty to tho party that will show for Itself Those who doubted the An VEiiTisKit will how please coino to tlmo themselves. 1C tho Weaver or tho Re publican ticket, or either suffers in any degreo it will not be by Mr. Howe's friends. Let the Roptbllcatis through out the districts and stale make a notb of this assertion and'wutoh tho resull. An accident which camo near being serious happened at tho Ji. & M, depot last Thursday. While Hilly Watkins and Kil. Klllott were unloading soino maehlnorv from u car tho horses start ed and niul ran away, with both men and the wagon. When crossing the rail road track the coupling pole o; mo wagon broke, throwltnr Watklns off op to tho ground and Elliott forward on to tho front hounds, where ho hulig oh until tho horses were stopped at tho" bridge crossing Centre avenue, noai Armstrong and Seott's livery stable. It was very .fortuuato that the oU gravdld not, kick for Kliiott would surely lijvcbcon killed or badly Injured. As It was, neither of the men wen seriously hurt. This ought to bo n les son to Hilly and cause him to tie his team heroafter when ho leaves tlioni. Monday evonlng clouds galhorcd around the horizon, from which light ning Hashed Us llery tongues, and pert pie were glad and said ono to auothqr "It's going to ruin." Tho wind got In to tho northwest, whirled the dust in blinding clouds. The thermometer in dicated u fall In thiv temperature .Of twonty-flvo degiees, men In ttiolr shirt sleeves drew on their coats. During tho night tho clouds drew nearer, tluiu dor rolled .athwart tho heavens.; ;V,o arose from our bod and looked warily Into tho Inky darkness lor a young y clono, but didn't see any. Aud It didn't, rain. i Thcinostaffectlng thing, noxt t hta nomination of Uilah Jfruner1; that ever occurred In Pat II awes' political life, yvas his speech in tho Nebraska City convention vindicating Tom Majors.- Onmliti Republican. Pat asserted very positively tliab Tom would bo acquitted by tho com mittee. Hut that is BlTIiplj thooplnioiL of slightly interested party HoniowhuJt smirched himself. The people, having tho printed testimony before tlieni will read and judge for thomsolVM. Fred. Carman, of Shenandoah, Town, a famous young horseman, was in tho city last y'uudav with the trotting stal lion. "Alarm," owned by.ludgo Kinney,, of Nebraska City. Fred and his hor.se were en route for Illiiwiittin, Kansas, where "Alarm" will fill tho breasts of bis opponents with what his name Im plies. Tho falllormof the HeUford sch6ol began last .Monday with' Misa Mamie Daugherty as teacher. .Nliss M.aniio has had considerable nxerlenoo in school feaohing and has; always given satisfaction for the method of teach ing as well as for her manner of gov ernment. It is rumored that there was an elopement in high life from this place Monday night last. Tho last heard or the amorous runaways was that they were going as fast as their legs could carry them to Missouri to get spliced. Missouri is not tho (Jrotnu (lieen that, it used to be, as thoy may learn. Arthur V. Walsh finished his con tract for tho plastering of the Catholic church last week. Rev. Fltgorald and the building commit too were well sat isfied with tho work mid think abetter job could not be done. Arthur is just, the ono that knows how to do a first- class Job. Died, .Saturday Kith Inst., of sum-, mer complaint, a twin child, 10. mouths, old, of Mr. aud Mrs. Joseph tt.,livI,toii,i who resides two and half miles. oaa,t of this place. Tno other bubo Is. danger ously sick. Tho paronts, luv? our sym pathy in their deep sorry, Miss Mamie. Wilkin, r,. handsomo. young lady 04 itocKtoni, in., wu n been visiting Miss Ktllti Krwi,n. o this place, dep u'ted for Tecuiuseh last Frl dav nvoriiiiiir. Miss Mamie in us tine a ..pianist as v have hud the pleasure of listening to for some time. W. .). Rose purohased a largw farm in Iloilfoul piooinot recently and, will take pessession at once. He intends to, build a flue house and barn ou it in h; spring and mako many other improve ments. Macljinifojl.s. at XtoUell &.SiiurU A ,.A $,M m 0Mi