Nebraska advertiser., 1880-12-09
Auction |! Auction !.
lily Entire
Stock ofDry Goods, Clothing,
Notions, Hats, Caps & Shoes
WI be sold at
PUBLIC AUCTION
SATURDAY, DEG. 11,188O.
job Lots at Big Discounts to Merchants
Terms Cash. LOUIS 10 VIVIAN
STATE MATTERS.
- Mr.. Windham, of Cass, is also a


county, has newspaper, started last
week, called the Times.
- The Lincoln Globe says Paddock |
will resist the confirmation of Marshal
Bierbower. Very likely.
- State Journal ~ The report that
Gen. Van Wyck has rented the whole
of the Oriental Hotel as headquarters
for the senatorial campaign seems to
lack confirmation.
- The cry, for more coal" is. heard
from all over the State.
- The Nuckolls county Herald is
conceded the boss turnip-11 pounds.
~. p. eappers" has been repeated
upward of fourteen thousand times by
the Bee within the last year. Every
body who disagrees with Rosewater is a
~. P. capper," and has about as much
affect upon the public attention as the
chatter of poll parrot.
A. J. Reed. editor of the Falls
City Ne,os, died suddenly, I'd inst. J.
J. Marvin takes editorial charge Of the
NetDs
- The legislature cOnvenes January
4th, and on the following Tuesday will
begin to vote for U. S. Senator.
The Humboldt Sentinel says ''Sa-
lem is looked upon, by nearly every
body as the most ornery town in the
State" whatever that may be.
"A horse recently stolen in Hum
boldt, was few. days afterward found
in Nemaha City. The thief was not
found.
1.-THE Nebraska City Ne,cs nomi-
mates Hon. Frank Ransom of OtOe as
its candidate for speaker Of the house"
-Ne,cS.
And that will cook RansOm's goose,
sure, if the House finds i. out.
- Omaha has a shot company, just
incorporated.
Judge Cobb and Church Howe are
each spoken of as the possible mysteri-
on black horse that will carry off the
prize in the Senatorial race.
- John I Redick, Omaha, recently
obtained a verdict against the First
National Bank of Omaha, on suit to
recover for usurious interest charged
him by the bank.
= 1t is stated that another distillery
is about to be started at Nebraska City.
Better wait till he hears the result of
the vote on the constitutional amend
mentor it will be voted on-and car
ried, we believe.
- Near his home, i'll Seward county.
81 inst, deaf man by the name of
Cornelius Casey was run over by cars
and both his legs broken.
e. A. Huntley, formerly of Lam
caster county, was found dead near
Winthrop. Mo-, few days ago. He
was drunk and was killed by his wag
on upSetting.
- The NJ. f. Church at Lincoln will
soon be lighted by gas.
- At the meeting of the central
committee. of OtOe county to settle the
business of the campaign, a resolution
was presented to eXpel Lot Brown of
the Press from the Republican party.
but as pity prevailed, instead of justice,
the resolution was not passed.
- Falls City Journal: Again wei
call the attention of our Legislative
delegation to the villianous road law
now on our statute books, and remind
them that their outraged constituents
will never cease their clamor until that
law is amended OF repealed.
A society called Farmers ALI
ance," of Gage county. have issued a
call for convention at Lincoln, Jan.
5th, for the purpose of organizing a
Estate Alliance" Farmers clubs,
oranges, and agricultural societies are
entitled to send delegates. The object
of the society is, we learn, to regulate
railroad rates; and a laudable one it is
if wisdom and reason shall govern in
stead of prejudice.
- The ability of the Lincoln Globe
to growl and find fault is one not hav-
ing an equal outside of the Chicago
Times. The TINES has the preference
of course, because it has greater in
fluence: but the Globe is Just us good
so far as it goeS.-ErieRdcitte Telegraph.
About the difference there is be-
tween a pig aud hog. The pig does
its best and grows.
- The Red Cloud argus writing up
a prospective wolf hunt, assures the
company that Red Cloud will be able
to furnish several thousand dogs.
- Red Cloud Argus: The fish COM
mission OF this state have now 100000 |
California Salmon for distribution.
They can be obtained by applying to
Mr.. Haley, of this place. or other mem
bers of the fish commission.
The newspapers of Nebraska have
done very much for the State, but the
State has absolutely done nothing for
her newspapers. therefore We submit.
as an automatic proposition, that the
one is indebted to the other. The debt /
should be paid. cancelled, wiped out,
which pe hone tO Spp done at the COM
ing session of the legislature. There
is no State in the union that we know
ANYTHING of that has been more mig