Nebraska advertiser., 1880-08-26
BUSINESS BREVITIES.

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L - Groceries of all kinds by Stevel
son & Cross.
- Best brand of flour and cigars a
johnson & Palmer's.
- Smoked hallibut, Goldfish and No
mackerel at Gates.
- CanyasSed Hams, and canned
meats of all kinds at T. l.. Jones.
-Coffins and furniture. a large stock
or all styles by Stevenson & Cross.
- Money to loan on Real Estate Sc
cmity Apply To VIM. II. Hoover.
- Call at \. W. Nickell's drug store
for bottle of Thomas eclectric oil.
- Ice cream and soda pop at
JOHNSON & PALMER'S
- Lamp chimneys of every descrip-
ton at JONES
- Sorghum Mil and Evaporation for
sale cheap. r. 5. HANNAFoRD.
- DIR. Collins, Dentist, BrOwnville
Office hours, 0 a. IN. to 3 p. N. Not at
home on Fridays.
- Money loaned on improved farms.
10 per cent. interest. No commission.
45mG I'll. SCIuCK.
Last week at Lincoln the libel case
of Finch vs.. Vifquain, editor of the
Dcmocrut, was disposed OF SO far as
Judge Pounds court could dispose of
it, The demurrer of defendant, on ihe
ground that plaintiffs petition aid not
| allege sufficient cause of action, was
sustained. Judge Mason, for Finch.
| asked for a transcript, and VIII take
the case before the supreme court.
- The Barada iiemizer Of the Falls
City Journal says:
DR. Andrews, of Nemaha City. deliv-
cred sound Republican speech on Sat
uTday evening last, at WeIsenreder'S
Hall. The DCctor is good speaker,
and knows whereof he speaks. ana his
story of the horrible sufferiagS of the
prisoners OF MAR confined at Anderson
vile will not soon he forgotten by those
WHO heard it. At the close of the
meeting a Garfield and A1tiiur club
was organized, and nearly all of those
present signed their names as mem
berS OF the club.
- Beatrice KapreS>: The Kansas
(';t,- Tim. I.. .p ;4o,, ,f ro;Ir,oj
news that viii certainly interest the
people of this section, concerning the
long talked of Quincy, Missouri & Pa
citic from Missouri into this State The
q. & NJ. & p. now belong TO Gould, and
he proposes TO extend it to connect with
the St. Joseph and Western, aud thus
have : through route from Kearney. on
the l. p, to the east, and giving that
road a direct line independent of ali
other lines. II is but a matter of time |
when this line will he built, and when
it is done Beatrice and county seat
towns both east and west will be di-
rectly on the line.
ST. DEROIN, NEB., Aug. %, 1880.
Editor Advertise.
At the Republican primary meeting
held in st. DerOin, Nemaha county. |
Neb., Aug. 81, 1880, Mr.. J. ID. McCann |
was called to the chair and the follow |
ing business transacted: Mr.. Z. NJ |
Baker was chosen delegate, and J. 7. |
Davis alternate, to represent st. De
roin precinct in county convention tOl
meet at Sheridan Aug. IS, 1880. The
delegate and alternate are instructed
and pledged to support Mr.. VIM. Daily
for state senator, Mr.. T. ii. ID. Hunt
and f. NJ. Baker were recommended as
members OF Republican Central Com
mittee. The meeting was called at
p. m, and was in session until p. m.
F. NJ. TAYLOR, Sec'y.
- Last Thursday evening was the
regular meeting time of the Garfield
and Arthur club. The evening being
very warm and there being no speaker
provided for the occasion, nor business
more than the usual routine, but few
of the club were in attendance. Mr..
Osborn of the committee appointed
at the previous meeting to revise the
standing committees of the club, read
a report recommending the discharge
of all the former committees, and that
the duties of those committees be en-
braced in three new committees, to be
appointed by the chair, tO-wit: FL
nance, Executive, and Music. The re-
port was adopted by the club and the
following committees appointed in ac-
cordance herewith:
FINANCE COMMITTEE.
b. NJ. Bailey, A. II. Gilmore, James
Stevenson.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
S. 4. Osborn, r. W. Furnas, W. II.
Hoover, Geo. d. Darlington, Charles
Neidhart, George d. Cross, G. w. Ber-
lin, Geo. W. Fairbrother, Jr., E. L.
Taggart.
MUSIC COMMITTEE.
f. NJ. Lippett, J. c. McNaughton.
ID. o. Cross.
Adjourned to meet Thursday eve
ming Sept. 9th, for which occasion the
executive committee was instructed to
procure a speaker, and give due and
proper publication of the meeting. in
yiting the Republicans to rally on that
occasion; and the music committee
were instructed to prepare music for
the occasion. Hon. Church Howe hav-
ing sent box of campaign medals for