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Nebraska advertiser., 1876-11-09
EHBORHOOD NEWS.
London.

lie husking of the corn" ma:
com ced.
= Charles Campbell, who ha:
berry sick, is better.
Utterly meeting at the Metho-
dist Irch Sunday the 18th.
Am Robertson, who has been
an ind for many months. was bsp-
tised the waters of the Nemaha
Oetd16th.
= young lady, who thinks she
wodike to live on a farm. has
passhrough the ordeal of cooking
for thresher, and still she likes
the q. Three cheers for Lucy, the
farm
" Baldwin preached an ex-
cell, sermon at the Methodist
Gnu October %. 1t was free from
all BlOgical mysticism.
IS. Jennette Harding was well
plea with the serenade given her
by young Indies last Tuesday
nigi The night was glorious and
full iDspirational influences. and
the leet voices going ont on the
midiht air was with fine effect.
conveyed in the Sc
l-cii Of those sacred hymns is ac-
.lno,dged and appreciated. May
IhOs. weet voices. when they no
nnrladen the heart on earth with
-pfirg Influences which nothing
nt ng can, then may they sing
Rithhe angels in the Paradise OF
God
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-11-09

Ayhat il the question. Is il better to
quivGom head 10 foot in the parOxiSn $ OF
.sVerd ague, or To Danish the atrOci0us
lIsaaiby a course of shat standard anti
Iebrihemedy, Hostetter's Biters. There
-aHnOe much doubt as TO the response OF
the HRria-strIclen 10 this inqu y. From
evervcality on this continent fwhCse in
habits are tormentei wi.Lfthe shivering
p!agyr0mrS an increasing demand for the
onV .nuine preventive and eradicGnt Of
malaL n-uv!d q ay science. The deniZens
fsvprnd dgue distii.ts well knuH how Mt
terry 2 Iequnte to DO more thaug ca brief
resDIare the 50 called remedies of the fac
ulty. 9uinine, arsenic, bisnuth-what are
theselt poisonous paliiatives, which cease
aftertim to produce any beleGcia. eject
whater, and il persisted in wreak irr =
able iSchief upon the system? Every
wherhey are being abandoned ~ intelli-
gent arsons. and that genuine vegetable
SpeciffOr Intermittent and remitteut dis
ease. 1stetter's BItiers, substituted in their
place.
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-11-09

- We have been shown q letter
written TO Mr.. John Maxwell by his
son John who is now in company
with John Hacker mining for gold in
the Black Hills. These boys seem
much pleased with their situation and
the prospect ahead for a stake. ~
They report the weather remarkably
fine, good health, and that they own
and are operating paying gold
mines. Their postoffice address is
Castleton Centre, Uia Custer CITY.
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-11-09

&C. W. Garrison came in from
Sterling, johnson county, on Tues
day just in time to vote; and Reub
Berger came in, riding 30 miles, from
Richardson county. where he is build
Ing bridges, especially to vote. These
honest labOrers thought more Of their
duty than the man who leaves the
State just before the election. Isn't
that so ? Good for George and Reub.
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-11-09

The election in this city passed
Off very quietly-nO drunkenness nor
bloody noses but the friends of the
respective local candidates were hot
all day in the pursuit of votes. and
some bitterness Of feeling was engen-
dered, and hot hasty words were oc-
casionally INDUCED in between neigh
bors, which shoald be forgotten as the
election excitement subsidies.
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-11-09

= Campaign Subscribers will take
notice that with the next issue Of oul
paper their subscription will expire
We respectfully request all to contin'
ue to take THE ADVERTISER. We
~ can to do our best to make it an in.
teresting family paper. The election
| being over, our columns hereafter will
not be flied with political reading,
which is 30 very uninteresiing to
many readers, especially ladies.
The present continued story will
end in q few weeks, when we will
commence another.
We continue our subscription price
al $3.50 a year, if year is paid for in
advance. If taken for a shorter peri
cd than one year, it costs at the rate
of $500. Therefore it pays best to
subscribe for year.
Renew at at once, or, taking it for
granted you do not wish the paper, |
your name will be stricken from our
list.
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-11-09

- Mr.. Newt. Morrow this fall made
Z trip to his old home in North Caro-
lima which he left some forty years
ago. We had an interesting talk with
Mr.. Morrow regarding the condition
Of the country politically and other
wise, which would be interesting to
our readers had we the space and time
this week to prepare and publish the
incidents be relates. We may co so
hereafter. Mr.. NJ. returned home
Wednesday of last week.
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-11-09
hides, FURS, Etc.
Manhood How Lost, How Restored

zEf$A~g Just published. a new edition of DIR.
FE3lES 80 CulverVeli's Celebrated Essay
Sss---..2ssass on the radical cure without medl-
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Weakness. Involuntary seminal
ImpOtenCy, Mental and Physical IncapaCiry. I'M
pediments 10 Marriage. etc: also ptiOn. Ep-
ilepSy and Fiis induced by self indulgence or sex
u2l eXtray agunce. &C
EE- Price. in a seal ed envelope only six cents.
The cel lebrated author. IN this admirable Essay,
clearly demonstrates. from thirty years success
ful practice. that the alarming consequences OF sell
abuse ma De radically cured without the danger
Gus of internal medicine or the app icsJlOn OF
the knife: pointing out mode Of cure al once
simple. certain and effectual. BY means of which
every sufferer. no matter what his condition may
be. may cure himself cheaply, privately, and raci
Cally.
a=ThfS Lecture should be in the hands of every
youth and every man in the land.
sent under seal. IN a plain envelope, 20 any al
dress postpaid. receipt OF SIX cents or TWO pos;
stamps Address the publishers.
THE CTLYERWELL MEDICAL CO.,
Il Ann 81, New York; Post Office BOx-45S6
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-11-09
Anfhorired acents.

u. KL00FBOUEE07T.. Ct Peru, is hereby authorized
10 receive subscription EHd advertising fer tbs
ADVERTISER, and collect and receipt fer th'
sane.
WESLEY DUNDAs. 81 Sheridan. is or authorized
agent Gt that place 10 receive and receipt for al
monies due Us.
:. P. HOOVER IS orr authorized agent Gt Nema
ha city 10 receiye and receipt for monies due Us
THOMAS BUHEEss is our authorized agent in Glen
Rock precinct to receive and receipt for monies
due Us on subscription.
:. IirTTF-is at 81 Deroin IS orr authorized agent
~ that place. TO receive Subscriptions and adver-
tisInE. andro collect and receipt for monies due
TEE ADVERTISED.
gOHS :. SfISIcE is our authorized GEcnt al Asp!n-
wall. 70 receive subscription and advertising, and
collect ara receipt for monies due Us.
FAIRBROTHER & HACKER,
rBIrh7 A ar-n~
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-11-09
CEaddOGE4 & son.

Retail dealers in farm produce, fam
lily provisions, stock feed, flour, but
ter, eggs, etc.
The best brands of -four constantly
on hand, and sold at the lowest price.
Cash paid for butter aud eggs. Goud-
delivered free of charge. according to
order, in any part of the city.
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-11-09

a speaker the other night said
Church Howe is political pirate and
upon the high seas of politics preys
upon the regulations of good men.
This is truth if ever a truth was ut
tered, and he might have added that
he attains position by the use Of other
peoples money obtained by black
mailing and bribery. As a poker
pIaver he doesn't make much mon
ey. for the boys say he is not a sue
eess unless he can rope in a green
horn
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-11-09

The ladies of the Presbyterian
Church will give 3 reception to their
pastor Rev J. w. Ellis and wife on
Thursday evening, at the residence OF
L. Hoadley. All friends ofthe church
and pastor are desired to be present
without further invitation.
If the night proves stormy, it will be
deferred until Friday evening. II
the weather continue inclement, fur
ther notice will be given on Sunday
evening.
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-11-09

- If you wish a good all-oak bed
stead, a sett of cane or wood bottom
oak chairs, extension table, bookcase,
safe, stoves (cook and heat. carpets
lali-wool ingralns. )see-moss mattress.
washing machine, or any other article
Of household goods call at the resi-
dence of J. L. Colhapp and supply
yourself al prices that cannot fail to
suir
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-11-09
Herd Law Notice.

All cows. hogs, or loose stock Of any
kinG, found upon the streets of
Brownville, will be taken in charge
and placed in the city pound, where
the owners can get them by paying
charges.
By order Of the Mayor.
S. SEAMAN, Marshal.
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-11-09
A. D. Marsh Dying!

A. D. Marsh will Collar or Dye your
coat, vest or pants in The best style
Will Dye Ladies Shawls. Will take
all the spots ont of G-uI's garments
and press them up i'm good shape
Will repair garments and warrant to
give entire satisfaction. Will cut and
make Gents garments. EgualIed by
few, eXcelled by none. I4-tl
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-11-09

- Mr.. Ross Witcherly of Red Oak.
Iowa came to BrOwnville ON Monday
last and returned on Iuesusy. ms
friends here were glad to see him.
Mrs. Witcherley who had been here
visiting friends, accompanied him
home.
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-11-09
WAsH1SGror Eovember

WASHINGTON, November 1.-The
debt statement shows p reduction dur
ing October Of So SIS I39: amount of
coin in treasury. 81 so 7J7: : currency
balance. SD 9Ol $50 special deposit of
legal tenders held for redemption nf
certificates Of deposit S26O. go Gss0 :
coin certificates. S33. .1S3. 100 : outstand-
ing tenders, $685., ,535, 7l6.
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-11-09

The ladies of London will give s
festival at the n. F. Church on Thurs
day evening, November 10th, for the
purpose of aiding to repair the church.
Managers: Mrs. y 4. Coleman. Alex.
Mckinney. Committee of Arrange
nents: Mrs. Berlin, Mrs. DIR. Nc
Grew, Mary Peery, Jane Winters.
Mary Mckinney, Z. Berlin. John
Bath, Jas. Peery. G. a. Mckinney
John Winters, Tom Wears. The
public are cordially invited.
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-11-09

Ladies', go TO LOyynlaH for
your Dress Goods. FIanneIS,
NusliElS, CaEiCOeS, Jeans. CAS-
simereS, Notions. and every
thing You want in the Dry
Goods and Notion EIne,
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-11-09

- The market reports of the eastern
cities claim that whisky has been dull
recently, owing, no doubt, to the
nearness Of the Presidential election.
We can understand bow whisky may
have a do1CnUard tendency at such 4
time but "dullucss
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-11-09
Sob Printing.

Do you want Posters?
Do YOU want Handbills?
Do you want Business Cards?
Do you want q neat Billhead?
Do you want tasty Letterhead
Do you waut-a nice Visiting Gard :
If SO. leave your orders at THE AID
vERTIsER Job Office, where all work
Is done toy experienced workmen, and
guaranteed 10 give satisfaction.
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-11-09

LOyEman still continues to
sell Calico ats lie. and SC. per
yard. aud his MusIinS and Do
mestics at the same price as
heretofore,
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-11-09

REIF YOU WISH ANYTHING
E%IN THE LINE OF HOUSEHOLD
"a GOODS, CALL ON JOHN l..
@COLHAPP, AT RESIDENCE.
R AND SECURE a BARGAIN.
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-11-09
Apples by the Barrel, at Glib
son & LeIt'S.
4 Large and Select Stock

OF ladies, misses and children shoes.
just opened at Robison's new store.
Ladies, call and examine goods before
purchasing elsewhere, and YOU will
be sure 10 buy.
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-11-09
Publishers Notices.

EITEA COPIES or TIE ADvERTIsER for sEle by
L A. Pollock, statoner and News Dealer,
Post6fice building. BrownviIe-
EocAL NOTICES. set as ordinary reading matter,
viii be Charged zen cents per line, each insertion.
SET IN display TYPE. fneen cents . line.
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-11-09
4 NEW 1T.
AIanufactursr ana Dealer

THE GREAT POLITICAL CHART.-A
complete record OF The whole progress of
T.e United States as "a nation, arranged nUr
ready reference. II you want % know about
any itct. even c. or ascertain auS date II the
Politics OF History OF the I nlted STATES, the
Chart will tell you at once. Authorization
about past political history. II gives Full
Accounts OF all presidential CuuPa- EnSr
with tables showing results etc; LubleS
shown. both Electoral and Popular Votes
Tor each election, and other important elec-
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and treaties all the principal eVdnts OF the
Revolutionary era. including battles GateSs
Siguer> OF the Declaration gt Independence
birth. death and place. &C.. etc: ali the priu-
oJuaI events from the close OF The Revolution
tOthe adoption of the Constitution, Official
History OF every Administration nom W ash
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State and cate OF appointment; names OF
aII Sneakers OF the House and Presidents OF
the senate. etc. all Political Events Oi in
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suS dates OF the origin and decay OF FOlIti-
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Constitution: dates OF Admission ui all the
states: dates OF all Principal Battles OF All
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War; very many other EucTS and Events
connected with American Politics. In fact
a ready. cheap and MOST COMPLETE BOOK
of American Public History. The best
known thing
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-11-09

Gentlemen. go 20 bowman
for yGur Clothing Cf ali GeS-
CSiptiOHS- Full Pants.
Vest. or COat, Or 0yercOaf he
has Them all. and at the lowest
prices.
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-11-09
EGEFSEG GES

Drop in at Robinsun's new store
and see his large stock of men :, boys
and youth : boots aud shoes, for you
can get better goods for less money
than any others store in town.
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-11-09

Craddock & Son now have charge
of the Judkins Hay and Stock scales,
and will weigh your hay, hogs, ETC.,
promptly and accurately.
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-11-09

DR.. John Mcpherson is paying a
visit to this city to observe the status
of his business here. He is Undoubt-
edly we'll pleased with il. His mer-
camille establishment, under the eff
Ill., ----.--I-r A. a1s..slr~y, OTTU Vi
the best in the city, or the west, and
the Doctor is no doubt well satisfied
with his business affairs in Brown
VILE
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-11-09

Brownville precinct elected tbs
following precinct officers:
Assessor, Ben. 3. Thompson.
Supervisor, Ben. B. Thompson.
Judges Of Election, NJ. NJ. Conner,
Geo Lanuou, W. A Judkins.
CLERKS of Election, J. B. Decker, 5.
y. Osborn
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-11-09

- Mr.. Wilkins, agent and CORES
pondent of the Kearuey Press, has
been spending several days in this
city and vicinity.
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-11-09
a CARD.

Toawho are suffering from the errors and
indiSctions OF youth. nervous weakness
early ,eay, loss OF manhood, &c, I will send
p reel, that Will cure you, FIRE. OF
CHARE. This great rem dy WEES dis ov.
cred missionary in South Americ-
Send .s-lf-ndlresSad envelope 70 the REV.
JOSEF. T. IN,IAS, Station D, Bible House
Ne1f 0T-E lSmG
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-11-09

A firm al Schuyler, Neb., are
building a warehouse for storing flax
seed. Did any Of oRr farmers ever
consider the fax culture question?
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-11-09

The Democracy, we learn, have
carried lheiT Legislative UUheUs III
Douglas, Richardson and Otoe couu-
ties. Lancaster went Republican.
The State has gone Republican by at
least II, coo majority.
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-11-09

- Secondhand goods as good a.
new at J. L. Colhapp's residence. not
at auction, bat selling low for cash.
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-11-09

A nice sett of ParIOr Furniture
for sale reasonable ct the residence OF
J. L. Colhapp.
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-11-09

- The weather on Tuesday was
bright and pleasant, and the vote in
the several precincts was unusually
large
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-11-09
W. Il. MPCREERE

Has Fresh Drugs. Wall Paper.
School and Blank Books. Bird Cages.
Paints, Glass, Oils, ETC.. at lower pri-
ces chan any house in BrownvfIIe.
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-11-09

- Large bodies move slowly. AID
Marsh IL making preparations 10 0c-
cupy the room recently vacated by
Alex. Robson.
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-11-09

- Bully for London Precinct-eight
majority for Shook, when two years
ago it gave g. majority for Howe.
II DC.
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-11-09

We are scooped. We didn't win
anything that we are aware of, not
even q new hat.
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-11-09
Nebraska Railway.
BrownviIe Buss Line to Phelps.
Chicago & North western Railway.

Leave BrownviIl 7a0a. m. I.39 p. m, 5-se p. m
Arrive g. RrOwnvILle 7.5 M. ll01 SD p.
T. u. BAILEY. Superintendent
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-11-09

Nemaha City elected the follow
ing precinct officers
Assessor, VIM. Drain.
Supervisor, J. II. Drain.
Judges of Election, J. II. Drain
Walter Hadlock, J F. Drain.
Clerks of Election, J. p. Crother,
Philip CrotheT.
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-11-09

Second door west of the First Ma
tional Band, BY MRS. WM. STEVENS.
Meals at all hours served To order and
the best the market affords. 1871
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-11-09
LOCAL N1TTERS.

- Feed grinding and corn Smelling
at Look woods.
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-11-09

Ladies. Gentlemen and Chill
dTen, go to LOyVman'S Scr your
Boots and shoes.
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-11-09

= Read the city marshal's notice
relative to loose stock, and govern
yourself accordingly.
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-11-09
THE CARDS.
Daily stage Line South.

From Brownville u A-aEo. Falls CITY and RulO
Nemaha CITY. Aspluwsll and ~. DerOiu. con
meeting with cOuvevances 10 all other points.
Leaves BTOwuville uE-ly at % clock y.
Arrives 81 ErOvuVil5r Il O'Clock a.
:. {. HAIRLESS. Proprietor.
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-11-09
F0P AL AGENTS

at home or tTa7eliug. Largest cash pay.
Outfit sent postpaid on receipt Of - cents
Secure territory at once. A reat success.
For circulars address THE BEVERLY CO.,
State and Jackson StS., Chicago
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-11-09
a sample nott1e for Trial.

Tfy.u are troubled with headache, dull
nesS. Ecapacity 10 keep mind on any sui
.~c. dzZv SLEEPY or nervous feelings. sloH-
myfoebodings, irrltability Of temper, or a
Eattaste in the mouth, unsteady appetite,
chdlilc sensation in the throat. pain in the
sid, or about shoulders or back, coldness OF
extemities, etc, or in fact any symptoms OF
liv- complaint, bniOusneSs, constipation OF
theoowels, or dyspepsia, 20 to your druggist
4. y. EICKELL, and get bottle of Dr..
~hrmaH's Prickiey An Bitters. No spirit
is Ised in ti.-'r manufacture except a pure
article OF Holland Gin. Ladies in particular
wiz find theIl peculiarly adapted 10 their
aeel tells all they contain, consequently
physicians DO not hesitate TO pre>cri' G them.
simple bottle for trial free. Regular size.
100. So1w'v
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-11-09
Pancakes!

Craddock d Son have an excellent
article of Buck wheat Flour for sale.
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-11-09

Trains Al Cornell Bluffs arrive and depart follows
GOTNG WEST ARRIVE GOING FAST DEPART
Day Express. 1913 Il. Lay Express 6:sJ n
Night Express. 9.Is-4El. Night Express 45 pm
Ex FreiZhr - I0-50a. n .
WI. STENNETT. Gen. Pas. a gt.
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-11-09

l am selling The Perkins Wind
Pump, said to be the best in use
There are 4,00Oin use. All wanting
good pump will save money and get
good warranted article by calling on
w. 4. JUDkINS,
l4-tf Brnwnville. Neb.
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-11-09

3sen and Boys, go To LOW
mans for y0ur Eats and Gaps.
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-11-09

Apples by the Barrel, at Glib
son * Le1I's.
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-11-09
E7wB Fz e. ~ R1
w. nas e DESA
Dealer in
General
Merchandise
BROWEVYLLE, NEB.
BROWEVTLLE. NEB.

EEGSIzES - --@------a G----
Eastern iz3rEeiS with 4 full
stock Of DTy-GOOds, Notions
Roofs, Shoes. Hardware. EaatS.
Caps, and a choice sleek OF
Furniture. which he assures
the public that e Will pay
them do call md price. and
they Will he satisfied ebat they
can save money by dealing
WITH the
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-11-09

Men, Women, Boys and Girls,
go TO EOTman'S for your Fur
DiShLng Goods.
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-11-09

- Craddock & Son sell the best
spring wheat flour at s. so and fall
wheat -four, q good article, at s.. 80.
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-11-09
STATE OF NEBRASKA,
NEMAHA COUNTY.

-NEAAttA AtJElA.
We do hereby certify that we hav,
read the charges contained IN the Ne
mana County Granger of the 80 Of No
vem Der, 1876. against T. L. Srhick
E>q-, by which it is represented thai
lie taxed and COLLECTED a. Justice ot
the peace, of Us, in the case Of Ault-
man Miller * &C.. against US. both
attorneys fees and costs, and we DO
hereby SLATE, wIJhoui qualification
that the same is untrue That we
did confess judgment before said fus-
tice voluntarily for the amount OF
The note IL said case, and for altor-
ney : fee, and that he dir not charge
or collect any costs as Justice of
the peace, but gave Us his ser
vices in said case gratuitOusly. and
thereby saved us from So ,aSl. That
il was of our own choice that iudg-
ment was entered on hi~ docket, and
said expense saved and We should be
very sorry if this act of kindness
which he did for us should u,. used
against him in this election to defeat
him. Mr.. ScHIck has in this, and
other mat er-. always shown us that
~ a. s'Iv' a. $500 $780,
man f; and we VIII and do support
him, and all charges 10 the contrary,
from whatever source are uutrua
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-11-09

At Forced Sale, the Household
Goods, etc, of J l.. Colhapp. Call
soon and secure a bargain.
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-11-09
Read the Truth.

In the Granger of last week certain
charges were made against T. l..
Schick, ESQ, and were reiterated by
Mr.. Church Howe in his speech i'm
Brownville Oh Monday evening. 1t
is but justice to say that Mr.. Schick is
fully Vindicated by the following GER
tificates of the parties interested The
notes were received by him for coIlee-
ton as an attorney at law, and the
parties confessed judgment before
him at their own request for the pur-
pose of saving the costs of suit. 1t is
unjust that this act of kindness bv
which he gained nothing addition
to what he was already entitled to-
should be allowed to stand incorrect
ed, against his professional character:
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-11-09

The returns from the precincts in
this county come in slowly. and We
cannot this week give the official vote.
but enough Il known to warrant us in
saying that Howe is elected to the
state Senate 10y l75 majority, and that
the whole independent ticket is
elected. The Republican National
and State tickets have at least $500
majofity in tLis county.
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-11-09
STATE OF NEBRASKA,
NEAIAHA COUNTY

" EMAH NbUN1A,
I, Thomas Burress. do hereby certify
that have read the charges against
T. l.. Schick, Esq, made in the Ne
DGhd Granger Of the 30 Of Nov, 1876
and that / was a co-defendant in the
ease named in said charges entitled
Dolton Bros. against ). NJ. Burress
and state the facts to be as follows ::
Mr.. Schick received the note for col
lection and notified MS of the fact and
We then went down. and being unable
TO pay the note at The time, offered To
confess judgment. Mr. Schick pro-
posed that If we would confess jldg-
ment on his docket he would not
charge us any costs as Justice of the
peace, and We accepted his offer and
thus saved ourselves from IS to S.
costs. We then, and still consider il
a favor because MIR. Schick did not
get one cent more than ne would
have received if he had taken the
note before another Justice. as lie
might have done, besides doing all |
the services IA Justice of the peace I
without charge and saving US. that /
of costs. We have since paid /
the said judgment, and no costs were
or collected. We hope this
charge will not deter any one from
voting for him.
Dated this 4th day OF Nov. 1876.
THOMAS BURREsS.