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that every one needs. Fa1lFIIrE J via md
and Livery stable keepers, ,dow ? Gylssnd
Wagon washer, ahley " isHU Fam
Pump, a Stock Pump, or Th for DGvs any pG "a
where water is used. TnroWns nocs put
stream 80 feet through hose nose a, T ordsr. 0
a Well less liable 10 get ou' eny y, pump
less and last longer than al! IA ess
ss; saseu sa%p,s oat or N put in Wel ell,.sss s.sl
Spring. The cylinder ~ Is tseSs ssIaVcrs Or scrsj
rust, no friction, no nalls, nall, ,nt %onS together
Everything is solid. wen i,tohly oi lhena|
those using them spean nlsi''
cheap, durable and Lasting; :. Ing .,s.oo; SD
Force Pumps, $500 ana @ !, $500 W. 800
Pumps, eli 90, Family 1ant rn% tsepsr, "A
Tho weai kno" ]. M. H0LLaII 4
No. so4 King street, WVn11siof. Wll%loT'"
Manu- Asturer and fropiWaysdaa|
promptly attended TO.
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Registers Order.
REGISTERS OFFICE,
New Castle Co., July 18th. 1877,

New Castle Co.. July 18th, 1878 !
Upcn the application of MATTHEW
BAXTER, Executor OF JAMES BAX-
TER late Of Wilmington Hundred in sa,u
County, deceased, it is ordered and diresl ed
by the Register that the Executor ator.,
said, give notice Of the granting Of Letters
TESTAMENTARY upon the Estate
OF the deceased. with the date OF granting
thereof, by. causing advertisements to be
posted within fcrty days from the date OF
such Letters, in sin OF the most public places
OF the County OF New Castle. requiring All
persons having demands against fhe Estate,
to present the same, or abide by an Act OF
Asse nDly in such case made and provided
And also cause the same to be inserted with.
in the same period IN the DAILY GA.
zErTE newspaper published IN Whining
ton and to be continued therein three weeks
e.o,d.)
49,, Given under my hand and Seal O,
I L. s. Office Of the Register aforesaid, n
49,, New Castle, in New Castle COUNTY
aforesaid, the day and year above written.
S. G. BIGGS, Register,
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NoTIGH

IN oIICH-
All perssna having claims against the
estate OF the deceased must present The
same duly attested to the Adn iinistratrix 4
on or before August 7th, 1879, or abide the
act OF assembly In such case made and
provided. ELLEN M. O'BRIEN.
Address, Wilmington, Del. Adm,x.
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NOTICE

All persons having claims against the Es
tate OF the deceased. must present the same
duly atteeted, to the Executor ON or
before the Twenty sixth d y of July, A.
case made and provided
MATTHEW BAXTER,
.s,., ,y,,., Executor.
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NEW YoRK Noyannar On ,o-

NAV YORK, November 26, 1871.
DIR. V. W. BLANCHARD: During the
past year have prescribed your various
preparations of Food Cure, snd feel happy
10 say they have met my most sangulne
expectations, giving TO patients long On.
feebled by blood poison, chronic disease.
or over drug dosiAs the needed nutrition
and nerue force.
PROF. CLEMENCE 8. LOZIER, I'D, .
Dean OF HON. Med. College and Hospital
for Women, New York City,
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FOURTH EDITION
A sI,5OO,OOO Failure.
THE BANKRUPTCY OF MARTIN LANDEN-
HERGhl - MANUFACTURER
" WIIIFN HUITI-

N,.aia5 "a Wlrut m bsnlu uls,
igas issued by Dee rn'iaj State D4um.
-14-' rall the e-4ia of Maun T-m
Ie7hetger r... Iulr lfa1orni. uf wool
en r9pds, VIII llo. . lauUa. n4 81
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Hundreds OF cases of BRIGHT'S DIS
EASE OF the Kidneys have been reported
cured. For Neuralgia and Kheuma atic
diseases II Is a. most a specific. PHYSICAL
and Mental Debility from the use of Alco-
hol, Opium and Tobacco or from any un-
namable cause. find in this Food a natu.
raj and potent remedy.
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THIRD EDITION..
City Democratic Association.
REGULAR MEETrNG-pREsrDENT MYERS

Ihe regular weesiy meclps .i IA.
itr DaUDefrrls Association NH- lel
l-si ''rsF-s. President ,laDes " "a sel
"a t4c chelf
Wm "a 8iaEe, 4.m .is Esl-auVe
'arurttre rCnd To- 70 Hur tlf
rYulr9ior n john = ALMOND "a.
Dem E.4c tl. fnt MAYOR. au-
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nervous Debility

which underlies all forms q. Chronic Dis
ease, is speedily overcome by the use OF
tEis Food.
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"For the year past | have constantly
prescribed THE BLANCHARD LLO0U
all ages, from eighteen moths TO eighty
three years. In every case the result has
been ex ictly that claimed by you. II Is
by far the most valuable and reliable
Ionic have ever met with.
EDWARD SUTTON SMITH, M. D..
70 Irving Place, New York.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-10-31

- Mr.. Howe, we are told, tells the
people in his speeches that it is usual
ly better, to send men 10 the legisla-
ture who have had experience there
than to change them off for new and
inexperienced men. There is force in
that argument if the men of "experi-
ence" have redeemed the ir pledges
and proven true TO the interests of
their constituents otherwise the ar
gument is not good, and the people
who have been deceived in the hon.
esty or ability of the Experienced, ;"
should at once demand new deal"
and try the inexperienced. Mr.. Howe
was speaking for himself, Of course,
as an experienced legislator. Yes, and
what has he done that lie should be
sent to Lincoln at every session?
What has he done Ia merit the well
done. good and faithful servant" Not
q solitary thing, We assert. Lawyers,
Democrat and Republican. tell US that
Our laws are in the worst possible
shape. We all know they are had
enough, especially as regards revenue
and roads. Taxes are high, the rate
of interest is high, penalties on de-
linquent taxes are high--oppressiug
the peopie-and during Mr.. Howe's
two terms in the legislature be has
not removed, nor lessened this Op
preston, nor made even an effort to
do 40. Now. what has he done? He
promised the people four years ago
thai be wUuIu - 49, sIs",.
il they would elect him, until he
wiped out or reduced the interest-40
per cent.-then and now paid to de-
linquent land purchasers. The tax
payers did their part of The bargain
they elected him. Did he redeem that
pledge? NO! Has he ever made an
effort to do so? NO! Was that keep
ing good faith as between people and
law maker? Most certainly not.
And Mr. Howe claims that he, hav-
ing had experience, should be elected
again.
Not much. The taxpayers of this
county do not want Mr.. HOwe's ser
vices any longer. They do not want
any more of has experience "in
theirs"
The taxpayers will try DR.. Neal
this time-mark our words-and they
will fiud, if they do, that they will
not Le deceived. They will find him
with nothing else TO DO but to DO the
will of a majority of the people; and
inexperienced as be may be, they will
find him a much more efficient officer
than the great Il, with my vast ex-
perience.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-10-31
NcPherSO3I 9CiU 7'eceice a
neW Tine Of Dress Goods this
,CeeE.

Church Howe in his private cleo
tioneering, makes the county scat
question two-edged sword cutting
both ways for himself. In Brown
vile bis principal support is by reason
of secret pledge that he will burst
any move made in the legislature to
interfere with BrownvilIe as the per-
manent county seat. We hare per-
sonGL positive knowledge Of the truth
Of this statement. Again, we have
from the best authority learned that
Mr.. Howe has promised, confidential
Ly, certain parties west, all that eoun-
ty seat removers require of him. We
object to this style of double dealing,
and ifthe people will but do their duty
this two edged sword will turn against
Mr.. Howe and very materially cut
his wind in the race.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-10-31
HcPherSOn 1CeU TcceiUe q
near line Of Clothing this
Week. Gail and see.

Mr.. Howe is a great statesman
indeed. I'VE the producers want a
heap of light cheap money! Yes
we want our pockets stuffed with it !!
Redemption Great God, how ridic-
ulous! What do we care about re-
demption? Paw your debts with it
get rid Of it before it spoils-let it
spoil on some other fellows hands
let future legislators attend to that
it is not for Us to know or care any
thing about epudistiOn-wc propose
to take care OF ourselves If the country
should GO to the devil as the result. "
Yes, the Hon. Church Howe, who
aspires TO be Governor or to GO to
Congress some of these years, is q
great statesman, and no mistake.
He's not one of your little one-horse
statesmen who looks into the future
with q great care on his mind for the
prosperity, the glory and honor OF
his country and the general good OF
generations that shall follow him. Nc
indeed, Howe is a very great states
man.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-10-31
NeJC SJCitiJ16S at
MCGEE & MOORE'S.

We call attention, and especially
that of the Germans of this county, to
the article in this paper headed Capt
F. ". Liedtke," who is the Republi-
can candidate for State Auditor. This
excellent and very complimentary no.
tice of Capt. Lied tie is from Demo-
cratic paper, opposed to the balance
of the Republican ticket. We had
heard Capt. Liedtke mentioned as a
most excellent man for Auditor pre-
vious to the convention, and gave him
our support, and the people will be
pleased that the important office of
Auditor is going to be placed in
charge of q man with such an excel
lent record.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-10-31
LOCAL PERSONALS.

j. 81. Broadly is attending Dis
trict Court at Beatrice, Gage county.
- Arthur Wait went TO St Joe last
week, where he has accepted a situa-
ton in the Merchants Bank.
- Rev. Wilson, NJ. E. Church, will
preach sermon on the Subject of
Temperance, next Sunday evening.
Go and hear him.
- II. E. Gates. formerly Cashier Of
the State Bank, this city, went to
Omaha this week where he will re-
main as book-keeper for the firm of
- Greene & Co.
- Philip Crother, County Superin-
tendeIt of schools, some days ago,
while choppine, a chip struck him in
one of his eyes hurting it seriously
and may resultin the loss of the sight
of that eye altogether.
- Reub. Berger is finishing up his
business room in handsome style, and
will have it ready for occupancy in
short time, when it will doubtless be
one of the most attractive resorts in
the city. Meantime he would remind
the people that at the old stand he
keeps the best of liquor and cigars for
his customers
- Jacob Rauschkolb, Esq, about
the first of October gave notice in
these columns that he would pay
premium of g 90 for the biggest ear
of corn delivered to him previous to
Novemhe lst. He hesn't received. as
yet. over 500 bushels Of big ears. and
therefore requests Us TO say that the
offer will be continued open until De-
Gem Der lst. Conditions same as stated
in the original notice.
K On Tuesday evening Mr.. J. c.
Watson, candidate for District Attor-
new, aud Mr.. Hayward a lawyer of
Nebraska City, delivered addresses in
Marsh Hall this city. We regret that
there were not more voters present to
hear ri.0-4a ,,-,u,- ohi0 rsee1t-o-- III.
- present were delighted, and they
will all agree that they never listened,
in this city, to two more interesting
and effective speeches. Mr.. Hayward
is an old war horse and has been
speaking for some time i'm the State
He rade all exceedingly happy effort.
He handled the financial question in
a most mastery manner aud ex plain
Ell. reasoned and illustrated his posi-
tions plainly, pointedly and most ire
sistibly 1t is not necessary for US to
undertake h synopsis OIL these excel
lent speeches. Our columns are too
short for lengthy articles at this stage
of the same, when the enemy must
be rakei with grape and canister
that's the kind Of artillery Hayward
gave tbem-and it must suffice only
to add that we and all who listened
to the two gentlemen. are glad they
came and gave US the good loyal talk
they did. and are only sorry that
more of our people did not turn out
to hear them.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-10-31
ANOTHER LETTER FROM r. I. Ne
ADAMS.
Who Vindieates Himself and Colonel
Tom Majors from the False Rep
reservations Of the Granger
and Church Howe,
A Scathing Rebuke.
PERU, Oct. %, 1878.

PERU, Oct %, 1S7s.
George 3. Moore, Editor Granger.
SIR hoped when l saw you and
Mr.. Howe, In reference to my card of
withdrawal, from your visit To NE for
that purpose, that you would not have
misrepresented me or my views, Civ
Ell in my letter of declination. You
say that Mr.. McAdams stated that
Tom Majors wrote the letter and read
it over to me, but did not notice par
ticularly the closing portions of the
letter and signed 1t without reading
carefully, &c. sc. Farther on you
say that had I carefully read the let
ter written by Tom Majors, l would
not have signed it.
Now, Mr. Moore, in vindication of
nv honor and manhood, I am COM
pelled to say that there is not one lcOTd
of truth in the statement you make;
they are and Dlust be malicious, as no
mistake could have been made by you
as W hat my opinions were they were
emphatic. Ibid read carefully, twice
over. the letter which Mr.. Majors
wrote at nly personal request, and l
signed the same of my own free will.
/ modified my letter at the persistent
personal solicitations Of yOUrseJ and
Mr.. Howe, but at the same time en-
phaticalIy stating 10 you both, I
should support DR.. Neal for State
Senator.
You say in another paragraph that
/ wished the Independent Greenback
ticket elected, and wonld DO what |
could for its success. This is false and
YOU know il. for under no circum-
stances would / give aid to any part
of the ticket except Emor Lash, who
l believe to be a worthy man.
understand Mr. Howe. in his ad
dresses to the people, says Mr.. Majors
came to my house with my letter Of
declination written and presented it
/ m ma while was in my sick bed.
/ This is entirely false and without
| foundation, as I had not been eonfin-
ed to my bed for two weeks prior to
the writing Of my letter. The facts
are. Mr.. Majors wrote the letter under
my direction at the p. 0. in Peru,
where ! signed the same. and mailad
I it myself, one to the Granger and one
to the ADVERTISER.
Hoping you will do me the justice
to give as much publicity to these
statements Of facts as you gave to the
/ pegUersiOa of truth in reference to me
and my opinions Of the ticket, am,
sir, yours fortruth and fairness.
r. 7. MCADAMs.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-10-31
A Letter from Mr.. Eearns.

SHERIDAN, Oct. 28, 1873.
Editor Advertiser.
! have been by i'll health confined
to the house for near three weeks, in
consequence of which / have not been
able to meet with the Republican
candidates. andfour friends through
out the various precincts in which
they have made the political canvass.
l wish to say to the readers of your
columns that regret very much that
have not been able to meet them
and have some interchange of thought,
but l stand on the platform as adopt
ed by our Republican Convention !;
that / want the greenback dollar that
can be exchanged for dollar which
possesses an intrinsic value.
/ have no personal war to wage
against our opponents, most Of them
have made their record as Legislators,
while my ability and integrity are yet
TO be tested, but if elected will en-
deavor 10 be representative of the
whole people, doing justice to all an d
granting special favors 10 none.
/ came to Sheridan this evening /;
met DR.. Neal. Hon. o. B. Hewett.
Hon. Mr.. BIodgett, Hon. VIM. Daily,
and Mr.. Pohlman. Had d good large
audience and some very fine music
by the Victor Band from Bratton
who are indeed an ornament TO their
neighborhood, and whose presence
did honor to the occasion. We had
able addresses by Neal, Hewett,
Daily and Blodgett, which were well
received. and think left a good I'm
preston. From the general outlook
we feel very sanguine of Republican
victory. hope now to be able to Ia
Dor for the election of the ticket till
the campaign closes.
A. KEARNs.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-10-31
- Pictures and Braek ets-cheap.
STEVENSON & Cross.

- The man Uho supports the doe
trine of irredeemahle money with
which to pay debts of the govern
ment which are contracted to be paid
in coin, as do the present greenbsck
party. of this county and State, is q
Tepudioto-, and a repudiatOr is dis
honest man. and q dishonest man is q
rascal. This Is all so and you and
they know it, and there is no earthly
way of squirming out of the reach of
this apparently rough but terrible log
icsl conclusion. The man who repu-
diates an honest debt should be brand
ed Rascal :" the political party that
advocates the doctrine of repudistion
should meet with the scorn and con-
tempt Of all honorable men and crush
ed, at one fell blow, out of existence.
The masses Of the people are hon.
Orable and believe in the honorable
performance of agreements and con-
tracts. aud If they appreciate this re-
pudiation subject, as 1t actually ex-
lists, and refuse TO be blinded to the
magnitude of the crime intended and
the inevitable result. these brawling
fiRtists will meet with theoverwhelm-
ing defeat they so richly deserve.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-10-31
BUSINESS BREYITIES.

-Ague Cure, at McCreeryis.
Maple syrup at H c. Lett's.
Flour of all brands at JONES'.
= Stevenson & Cross for low prices.
Oatmeal, pickles and cranberries
at Hills.
- Fnll line of sample piece goods al
Marsh s.
Drugs. Fresh and pure, at Nc
Creery's.
1t pays to advertise in THE AID
vERTIsRR.
Money to loan on farms. Apply
to T. l.. Schick.
: Nuts. candy, and raisins by Ste
venson & Cross.
- For your horse blankets and lap
robes go to Bauer's.
- More Queensware and Furniture
for Stevenson & Cross.
Call and see the new -four and
meal sitter at Willing's.
= Nice stock of clocks, watches and
jewelry. at Joseph Schultz.
- Hawley & Douglas pay the high
est price for all kinds of grain.
New corn will be taken on sub
scription, at 90 cents per bnshel.
New stock of Stoves has arrived at
the Regulator. THCs. RICHARDS.
Tin Shop and Furniture repaired.
STEVENSON & Cross.
Sulky PlOws $500. by the Reg
ulatOr. THOs. RICHARDS.
Nebraska Wagon S65. and war
ranted. STEVENSON & Cross.
- The old reliable ADVERTISER has
a larger circulation than any paper in
the county.
Builders will find it to their ad-
vantage to buy their lum ber of w. A.
Judkins & Co.
- Mason & Hamlin Organs sold on
ten quarterly payments by D. T.
Smith. agent. BrownviIle.
= Hay knives, Corn knives, Butch
er knives and Pocket knives.
STEVENSON & Cross.
Wall Paper and Window shades
at the Drug and Book store of w. II.
McCreery.
Extra copies of THE ADVERTISER
for sale by A. w. Nickel, druggist
bookseller and stationer.
If you want the official news,
the local news. and a good family pa
per, take THE ADVERTISER.
Newton wagons DO sell. IFive
car loads coming to meet the demand
of 1878. HAWLEY & DOUGLAS.
Make your home cheerful and
enjoy life by buying one of those nice
heating stoves of Stevenson & Cross.
- DIR. Collins, Dentist, will arrive
at home on the Goth, and will be
pleased 10 see his friends aud patrons
soon after as they please.
Hardware. Tin ware. QueenswaTe,
Glassware, Stonewsre, Silverware,
Graniteware and WoOdenware
STEVENSON & Cross
Boots from 81 % TO 81 90; Shoes
from Scots. to $500; Slippers from
95cts. to So 25; Gloves from 75cts. to
$500 Mitts from scots. to 81 % at
ROBIsoNs.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-10-31

That exceedingly ehaste. high
toned, moral truthful manikin up
the street, that rattles around in the
caveTnOus retreats of the reputation
den, was seen early Wednesday
morning located on a pile of cotton
wood shingles in an obscure alley try
Ing 10 swallow the contents Of letter
Just received from r. T. McAdams.
a small boy with a wart on his nose
who stopped a moment at the corner
of pig pen to gaze upon the tableau,
said from the grimaces of the little
man it must have been rather lad
medicine for him.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-10-31

We publish brief letter, to-day,
from our candidate, Hon. a. Kearns.
We were very much pleased TO re-
ceive these good and cheering words
from him, and truly glad that his
health has so improved that he can
spend the last few days Of the cam
paign in the field. He is one Of our
most reliable men, and should receive
the cordial support of the people,
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-10-31

Fellow citizens! please bear in
mind the political mass meeting that
comes off IN the Hall on next Monday
night and let the hall be crowded full.
1t will be the last meeting of the cam
paign, the Republican candidates will
al be there, and probably others from
abroad, able to give the people good
speech. You msy "haVe your mind
made up'-what Of that-be there
anyhow to cheer the mOurners. Wake
up! Turn OUT And let US fight this
battle lively until Tuesday night.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-10-31

- Our snow storm Saturday was
the small end of one which reached
away up the river, and reports from
Sioux City and Yankton say it was
the most severe of any so early in the
season for many years. An early
winter in this part of Nebraska indi-
Gates q mild oue,
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-10-31

The Republican candidates ad-
dressed the citizens Of Nemsha City
last Thursday evening. They acquit-
ted themselves well and made votes
for the ticket. The majority in that
precinct will not be large either way,
but we have reason to believe that
the Republican ticket will be support
ed by the full strength of the party.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-10-31

The publishers of "ArthUr's II
l,sstrated Home Magazine" are giving
their lady CIub-getters something
new and attractive in the way of Pre-
miums. Three button Kid Gloves.
and dress patterns Of elegant black
silk and fine English and French
cashmeres, are certainly strong in
ducements. See their advertisement
In this number of our paper.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-10-31

- Rev Gustav Borchard. Mission
ary Luthern Church, will preach next
Sunday lNovemher 3 3D. in the school
house at Sheridan a' II o clock a M.
i'm English. and at /. o'clock in Ger
man.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-10-31
Fire! Fire!! Fire ~!
All kinds of coal just received at
w. A. Judkins & Co.
GlOUeS and n1itteI1S, at
McGee g. MOOre'S.
HI. e., Lett

II. c. Lett
Will give you more sugar. coffae,
soap. canned goods, Goldfish, glass and
queensware, drugs, paints. oily and
glass, table and pocket cutlery, and
notions, than any other man in this
city. Don't take this to be puff, but
go and price his goods before you
buy.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-10-31

- Republicans, We have the most
cheering news from all parts Of the
county. Let every one stand by his
principles and men, and the result
Will be one Of the grandest of victo-
ries over the repudiaIinnists.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-10-31

A prominent government official
Of this city, fell over "A chicken coop
the other night, hat then he got right
UP again aud walked on without a
word, only Illuminating on the pure
cussednpss Of leaving chicken coops
on the sidewalks.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-10-31

The frat snow Il the seasOn-
two inches-fell last Saturday morn
ing II il all gone now, and the
~ eaiher is pleasant.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-10-31
Fres,, oysters at strobIe 5.

- We do not believe the question
of county seat removal should influ-
enee aDybody's vote one way or the
other; but those who will try TO Sc
lect men favorable to their views on
that subject should not take Howe as
their man, for be is pledged both ways,
and is therefore deceiving one Of the
par!es.
- Republieans-work for the ticket
as in the early years OF the party. Go
to the polls early and with a deter
minatiOn to win.