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take notice.
O. V. FA IR BROTH RR, J. P. M.
THURSDAY", OCT. 5,182.
JI011. S. A. Osburn in in tlio cily.
IViuilies aro getting flenrco in the
market.
McGr.o & Mooro liavo tlieir ciroiiH
bills now posted. Head I Head!
Asa Dillon Iiiih moved liin restaurant
ono door west of liis former pliieo.
Wo lonrii that KendaH's Theatrical
Troupe will ho hero about tho 'JOtli.
Emigration is brisk, and our town is
visited by ni'inv strangors. Tliey Ml
liku it.
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Sue DeVlu & Fisher's advertisement.
Tliey aro selling out at cost and give
the pi ices of goods.
Wo call attention to the articlo bn
ginniug with a campaign cannon. Head
it all it's good.
JJulld Hues and take every precau
tion against burn-outs in getting ready
for winter and big llrs.
Mr. Utl. Saulsbury, of Lincoln, ar
rived in I ho city Tuesday, lie has just
returned from the east.
Mr. Daniel Casey, of Johnson, called
Tuesday. Ho will rend the Advdii
Tisi'.it for the next year, and has our
thanks,
Yo local while at North Auburn a
, fow days ago, on invitation of the gon
ial landlord, took a good dinner at the
Central House. Friend Skillinan is
running a good house and gets a big
custom.
Messrs. Abraham Young juul J. F.
KnoufiVof Noble county, Ohio, wero
visitors to Auburn last week. After
taking a good look at tho placo, they
purchased, each two splendid business
lots upon which they will build next
spring and become permanent citizens
of South Auburn.
Dr. Opporman, secretary of tho Au
burn Cemetery Association, calls tho
semi-annual meeting for tho 0th insL
in South Auburn. A full meeting is
very dcsirablo, as tho grounds aro con
stantly invaded by hogs and much in
need of attention. All interested will
plcuso tako notice.
Tho woman auffraglats liavo pub
lished a long list of meetings to be
held all over the Ht'ito, to bo addressed
iy eminent lady speakers. Amongst
hiicbo appointments wo notice ono for
Auburn on the ITtli Just. Just whore
in Auburn is not stated, but wo pro
sumo more specific notico will bo given
in duo.timo.
Wo havo n fow citizens business
men and mechanics wlio read tho An
viiimsKit regularly, but aro not sub
scribers. A local paper, if not tho
best or cheapest, and regardless of Us
politics, Is always a trrent benefit to a
town, and nono can possibly make
more than a living. Therefore overy
jierson who owns property in town, oi
ls at all interested in its thrift and
- prosperity ought to tako and pay for
tho papor, and give it every assistance
possible. Gontlonion please subscribe
and quit stealing your local news.
Tho following named Toxt Hooks
havo been adopted and will lie used in
tho South Auburn schools District
No. G7, Nemaha county, Nebraska
viz:
Independent Readers.
Watson'H Comploto Speller.
Monteith'H Geographies.
IJames' Arithmetics.
Sill's Grammars.
Steele's Sciences.
UeorV Copy Hooks.
A. Mooiti:, Director,
J. M. Fowlku, Moderator,
J. D. CrtoAX, Treasurer.
Hooks for salo at Niekell & Shurtz
drug store, South Auburn, Nebraska.
A special correspondent of tho State
Journal was around town last weok,
ami wo extract as follows from his let
tor in tho Journal of tho Crd Inst.
Tho growth of Auburn Is wondeifnl.
and since tho two towns, North and
South Auburn, formerly known as
Shorldan and Calvert, havo united their
fortunes under tho common namo of
Auburn, there Is a good prospoot for a
thrifty place. Auburn has tho great
advantage of a bplenid farming region
around it, and tho land owners aro
wealthy as n rule, it is in the vicini
ty of this place that tho fruit was
gathered which received tho premium
at tho Centennial, and It is from this
locality that Lincoln, and tho western
part of tho state received tho larger
portion of peaches used this year. Tho
crops aro very fine here, and largo
numbers of cattle will bo fed during
coining winter.
Nemaha is tho garden county, and
AubMru tho banner town. Tho Hon.
Church Howo is an important factor
in tho improvement of tho place, and
by bis energetic endeavors is rapidly
building up a town.
TIIE ."REPUBLICAN PLATFORM.
Thero aro several Republican paperB
of Nebraska, who novcr know what's
the matter until the Omaha Jkc tells
.them. If tho Jkc howls they Immedi
ately attempt to yelp in unison, Jf tho
Jkc tells them they nro hurt they at
once pretend to see that somebody has
hit them. Tho platform adopted by
the teceut Republican State Conven
tion was nuidu the object for tho Jkc
to venomously. attack simply bccauBO
It indorsed Valentino for congtoss in
tho third district, when tho papeis re
ferred to Immediately thereafter dis
covered that the platform was weak,
meaningless and ambiguous, especially
as to fundamental Republican princi
ples and railroad corporations.
Tho following are tho resolutions
complained of:
JkAulcutl, That tho Republicans of
Nebraska in convention assembled
stand by the fundamental principles of
(J 10 Republican party as enunciated in
an unbroken line of national and state
platforms, tho chief of which aro free
labor, free spooeh, tho right of every
qualified citizen to voto onco at every
election under tho restriction of just
and equitable election laws; free, non
sectarian schools; sound currency on a
specie basis, under national control;
the raising of national revenues by
taxation of luxuries and articles of
consumption not essential to the com
fort and well being of the people and
from a tariff on imports so adjusted ub
to protect tho Investment of capital in
homo industries; and legislative con
trol of corporations.
liasolvcil, That wo uphold and main
tain tho enforcement by well consid
ered legislation of the change in our
great organic law that prohibits unjust
discrimination and extortion by rail
road corporations, while recognizing
the importance of fostering and pro
tecting them as necessary factors in
oui progress and prosperity; and that
wo look to the honesty and courage of
tho people in their political capacity to
repol encroachments of corporate pow
er upon the rights and principles of
citlzous on one hand, and, on the other
to deal justly and fairly with all prop
erty interests under whatever name or
form, without unjust discrimination
or extortion in tho matter of levying
taxes, or regulating prices of coin mod
It ies or charge for service.
Now if those lesolutions are notcon
cisc, plain, pointed, reasonable, and
good Republican doetrino wo never
saw any that were. And evory Re
publican who hasn't an awful sore
head, or is not a chronic croaker and
fault finder can and do heartily indorse
them.
Ono of the curiflus incidents of this
curious season of politics is tin sum
mary bouncing of tho chairman and
secretary of the Democratic central
committee of Nemaha county, sup
posedly because they wore too friendly
to Church Howe. Ono of them was
Moore, of the Gratujcr. What tho
Democrats of old Nemaha will do for
an organ remains to bo seen. State
Journal.
Oomotory Meotnig.
All Interested in the welfare of the
Auburn Cemetery aro requested to at
tend tho semi-annual meeting to be
hold at Samuelson's Hall, Friday, Oc
tober Oth, at 7 p. in., as Important bus
iness Is to be transacted.
Dr. A. OriT.itMAN, Sec.
Tho Democrats of Richardson coun
ty havo chosen tho following gentle
men to bo sacrificed upon tho political
altar:
For Senator P. W. Berkhuusor.
For Representatives John .Saxon,
Geo. W. Collins, John 0. Luthy.
For County Commissioner Joseph
Kinsoy.
We notico that Hon. Church Howe
is placed on tho list of speakers, to
carry on tho Republican campaign In
this stato. lie was the only Nemaha
statesman so honored by the central
committee.
The Democrats of tho third con
gressional district, on the 27th ult.,
nominated Hon. M linger for congress.
Ho is said to bo a very nice man, but
but Val, will get away easily with tho
baggago now.
Capt. Davison has returned to his
position as cashier of tho First Nat
ional Rank, Rrownvllle. 13. M. Royd
has charge of the bank at this place.
We soo that D. 0. Cross bus been ap
pointed postmaster of Rrownville,
vice Hacker, whoso time has expired.
Hon. Jacob Good, Republican candi
date for representative, gavo us a
pleasant call, Saturday last.
Some sneak-thief got away with
a S. bill for Roberts, tho restaurant
man, Tuesday evening. ,
Wo had a quantity of rain Saturday
night last, that did immense good in
various ways.
James Flaherty, at Williamsburg, N.
Y went homo drunk and beat his wifo
to death.
Go to the New Ptoro and get tho
highest market price for your produce.
A girl in Philadelphia, eighteen years
of age, died of delirium tremens.
SELLING OVT!
Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hats & Caps,
AT THE NEW STORE.
GASH SALES BELOW COST
We have a large stock of goods which we are bound to sell.
Read our quotations following :
Calicos,
Muslin,
Jeans
Ginghams
Dress Goods,
Tabic Linen,
Ducking,
Klancls
4 cents per yard.
7 cents per yard.
20 cents per yard.
8 cents per yard.
1 6 cents per yard.
30 cents per yard.
10 cents per yard,
25 cents per yard.
Table Oil Cloth,
Bed Ticking,
Cotton-Batten
Handmade boots
Men's Hats,
Overalls
Ladies Shoes,
Ladies Hose
Call at Once and See For Yourself, 3I
25 cents per yard.
1 1 cents per yard.
10 cents per lb
$325
1.00. 6c.
$1.50.
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MRS. A. H. RICHARDS.
Hon, John L. Carson, president of
the Carson Rank, is in the city
A BIG, BOLD BOOMING BANG
FROM THE CANNON OF THE
GREAUEADERS.
MoGEE & MOORE, THE UNOON
QOERED KINGS OF LOW
PRIOES IS UP! UP! UP
AND OOMING FOR
FALL AND WIN
TER TRADE,
WIELDING THE GOLDEN' SCEPTRE
OF X GLOUIOUtf BUSINESS
SUCCESS.
OTJIt SUBJECTS ARE LOW PRICES, CASH
PAYMENTS, GOOD GOODS, AND BOYS'
CLOTHES.
Our latest and greatest masterstroke
of rotailinpj goods at a wholesaler's
profit, Is approved by tho "Goddess of
Liberty" and millions yet unborn. A
hairless crown of glory shines irom our
shoulders, and a harp is in our hands.
Harping nboutour well-cut, low-priced
royal garbs tor men youths, boys, and
chlldrun. Harping about our Tints and
Caps, to crown I he "Lords of Creation."
Hats with and without straw no
bricks in them. Already tho jaundiced
eye ot competition is turned upon our
low-priced, all-wool cashmeres. Com
petitors say it "can't be done."
Remember the continuance of our
now lower-priced mcoi.vi: remains with
you. On the volume of sales pioflts
aro always based if large sales, small
prollts, etc. One hundred .Sunday Suits,
large, strong and durable, at Low
Prices. Uring your griefs and money
to tho International Store, and carry
away smiles and our low-priced Goods.
Tho (list one of our competitors that
attempts to buy up our low-priced
stock for speculation will Hud himself
shot full of our celebrated 10c. Hoso
for men, youths, misses, children, wo
men, and all mankind and womeukiud
in general.
McGEE & MOORE
Mens', Youths', Hoys' and Children's
Clothier, "Dry-Gooder," "Trunk
or," "Tniynliinr-lbiggor," "Car
peter," "Wall-1'aperer," Hut
lerand "Fanner.'!
KOM! O, KOM!
A Oorrootion.
Johnson, Ni:n.. Oct. 2, 1882.
Editor Advi:uti.sku I noticed an
item in your papor of tho 28th ult.,
taken from tho Unadllln Optio claim
ing that tho Hod Stocking 1. B. C. had
8100 on a game mado up witli us. 1
claim it is falso, for I nover havo re
ceived any challongo from them neith
er havo I sont them any for such a
game, only what was said through
your papor. Now, if they aro want
ing a game lot thorn say so through tho
paper. They will llnd we have not bo
weakened as tho Opt la would havo it,
but what wo can check their baggago
for them. John Wiiuok,
Captain Johnson B. B. C.
Ono of our thrifty farmers last week
sold i,roo bushels of corn, to bo deliv
ered in tho en'-, at thirty cents n bushel.
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TO THE LADIES OF
lemalia County.
Mrs. A. H. Richards
has opened one of the
lest MI
IffS
Dffi
ever brought to the county
And solicits a share of the
patronage of the ladies of
South Auburn and Nemaha
County.
A First-Class Dressmaker
in connection toith the establishment.
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MRS. A. H. RICHARDS,
iiiij'mmmpmuw g.ta.JtiifaBj a
WHOLESALE LIST
MERCHANTS!
TURNIP
SEEDS !
H. J. F. Wert Co.,
Real Estate and
Insurance Agents,
SOUTH AUBUKN
Can furnish you with Good FnrniH, Im
proved mid otherwise In Nonmliu. coun
ty, unci vacant and Improved town loin In
Nortti mid Boutli Auburn and Jollnsou.
IlnvoalKoanumliorof l)uslii(jnand rohlctonco
liniiKPK In Hontli Auburn for rent. Can furn
IkIi blii)lH or any dlHcrlpilon. Apply nt tliti
poMtolUce, Culvert, Nebranlta. Wo buvo
FOR SALE
A very UoHlrablu rwUlenco on Carson St.
FOR SALE
A stood dwelling 1ioub on Ncinuhn strcot, -Well,
Htabloand other conveniences on the
promlbes.
FOR SALE
Ono of tho most deslrablo small residences
in tho city. Good woll, trees, etc.
TO CONSUMPTIVES.
Tho advertiser having beon permanently
cured of that dread disease. Consumption, by
a simple remedy, Is iuijcIoub to make known
te bin follow HUllaifTfl the tho incniiH of euro
To all whodoMro It, ho will send a copy of
tho prescription ned, (free of chario.) with
the directions for preparing nnd uslnic tho
sumo, whtfh tliey will find a suro euro for
conuhs, colds, consumption, athma, bron
chitis, etc. Parties wishing tho prescription
will pleaso address, Wow K. WlUon, 101 l-eun
street, Williamsburg)), X. Y.
lMViLPI&C9 (Huer AlltiKf Whltrii hcuwtnj for
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NESS CARD TOR
TRADE LIST.
D. LANDRETH & SONS,
PHILADELPHIA.
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NOTICE OF PROVING CLAIMS.
Ksiatuot Hiiinuel K. Ilaclcer, deceased. In
the County Court of Nemaha county Js.
brasloi. Notico Is hereby given Unit October
Uth, December USUi, lb8J, ind July 1st, lh,
at I U o'clock a. m.. of each day, at the otllee
of tho County Judfjo of Nemaha county,
Nebraska, In Urownvllle. Nebraska, havo
been ti.xed by tho court as the times and
place when and wheioall persons who havo
claims and demands aiialnsl said deceased
can have tho same exmiiliird, adjusted and
allowed, all claims not presented at tho Inst
mentioned date 'will bu forever barred, by
order of the court.
' John . stum.,
County Judge.
Dated September 8, lSSZ. l.'lwl
Dissolution Notice.
Notice is hereby given that the partnership
heretofore existing between E. D Wert and Wil
liam Shanks, under the firm name gt Wert &
Shanks, in ths livery and feed stable known as
the 'Commercial," is this day dissolved by mu
tual consent. Mr. Shanks will confine in the
business at the old stand, collect all account ow
ing the firm and pay all debts.
E. D. WERT,
Wm. SHANKS.
MARKET REPORTS.
south Ai'iirnx makkkt.
Runar Cnfleo lbs ?l 00
StiKiir "C" H to 10 lbs I 00
Mour, uicn uock, per auu iub ;i 7t
Alien's
" Nemaha Mill
" Homowoods "
Potatoes per tin
Apples, Ureon ,
Dried Vi lbs..,
Onions por bushel
Mail per imrrei...
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.1 Wl
8 Wl
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... 1 (0
, 50(37.1
... 2 0(1
Cabbace per bend , H(Pft
KKK Ier dozen , vzy.
Uutter '2i)
OUA1N 31A11KKT.
Wheat No. 2 , C07J
Corn old - W)
Oats 2UZl
Hurley inS5
Hyc , 40
stock mauih:t.
Cattle : 82 MB W)
Hob, " W(7 50
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