The Falls City Journal from Falls City, Nebraska • 2

nagMafranrsnian vtramt IS WEALTH Iegal Notice IN the Probate Court of Richardson County Nebraska On reading an filing the petition of Seth Austin representing that Lucy Gilson late of Richardson countv on or about January 20th 1874 died intestate leaving debts and wifchiu the jurisdiction of this court nm Mkine that let teii of adminDtratlon be granted sidS Seth Austin it i ordered by the court that Saturdav the 14th day of March 1874 at 10 a "in and the Probate court room tn Kail Cttv Nebraska be fixed a the time ad for hearing and considering said petition Sfcrof be published for three consecutive weeks imuiedistsh Mild hearing in the Nemaha NAi-a wecklv newspaper printed in ralwCitj Nebraska and of general circulation in aui CMIIltV Dated February 15th 18i 4 Enxox 00 Probate Judge NEW GOODS! elected -col lieutenant of the company While ou duty at Paducah he contracted a bronchial affection and was forced to resign iu March 1862 He returned to Canton and having recovered his health to some extent he in August 1852 enlisted in the 103l regiment aud was mustered into service in October of that rear He was elected first lieutenant of Co Post and served with the regiment until April 9 1854 when he was detailed as aid-de-camp to Gen Wolcott commander of the 1st Division 15th Army Corps While on duty with his his regiment he commanded Co of that regiment in the desperate Mission Ridge the captain (Walsh) being killed at the commencement of the light and acquitted himself with honor and credit- While on the staff of Geu Walcott at the battle of Kenesawr he particularly distinguished himself by his coolness and bravery He was sent orders to four different officers aud saw three of tho four shot down before he delivered the orders but retained in everv case presence of mind and courage to find the next in command nud deliver the orders to him For gallantry ou the Held he was promoted to the rank of captain but was mustered out before being mustered in as captain He received his commission for that grade from the Governor however He was mustered out of service with his regi-m mt at Chicago June 23 1865 His discharge uow before us is endorsed with tho following battles in which he partii iiated besides many minor engagements: Tallahatchie Missiouarv Ridge Vicksburg Black River Jackson Daltou Dallas Rcsacca New Hope Church Noon Day Creek Keuesaw Siege or Atlanta Ezras Chapel Jonesloro Lovejoy Griswold ville Savannah Congaree Creek Ben ton vi lie Raleigh In all although at the point where duty called him he escaped unhurt But the disease contracted at Paducha was never eradicated and of that he eventually died as already stated Returning home after the war he for a time remained iu Canton but afterward was engaged in business at Norris Kairview aiul Prairie City and in 1869 went to Falls City Nebraska where he remained until a few months since when he returned to Canton with the seal of death upon him lie was among his comrades iu tho army his business associates and his social acquaintances universally esteemed for his kind genial manners honorable dealing and gentlemanly bearing As a brother and relative he was beloved as one who never could bo otherwise His funeral took place from the Presbyterian church on Friday the Masonic fraternity and citizen soldiers conducting the ceremonies JAMES CAMERON WEST SIDE OF STONE STREET DEAIER IN DRY GOODS CLOTHING DRESS GOODS BOOTS Shoes Hats Caps AISO A COJirbE'l SI OCR OF Staple and Fancy Groceries the powers of Monarchy7 and hereditary aristocracy7 we have not been freed from the powers of wealth and and hire in a Christian country coasting of freedom wealth levies hoavier profits upon our industries and controls the rewards of industry more absolutely than it does in any of the first Monarchies of Europe While 1 would not advocate a theory of political in harmony with Carl Marx or any other agrarian or communistic theorist I would say7 we need a political economy in this oountry7 that gives protection to industry and encouragement to economy enterprise and energy yet that eooDomy must not tolerate a system that builds a few millionaires by7 the absolute power of wealth over industry in levying tributes upon industry in profits excessive and injurious to the welfare of the industrious classes and the best and only protection or remedy in inflation and protection Inflation gives oapital and reduces the excessive rates of interest that money nowNjpmrnands and protection will let tlie wealth accumulate in our own country That 4IOO Silence Itoney The flippancy with which the Times attempts to dodge that little matter relating to the 8100 silence money is characteristic ol that institution and ol men who are pro-ficiont in mean scandalous schemes for obtaining money Tboro is not tho slightest doubt in the minds of tbo public that had we given the Times its crusade against this paper would never have boon undertaken nor that it would have failed to discover Mr violation of law concerning tho tax list The whole political history of the country goes to show that when one of these fellows has been ignored and defied he lets no opportunity pass whereby ho could injure socially7 bodily or pecuniarily the object of bis discomfiture This happened to bo tho situation of the limes corps Wo gavo them to understand plainly that we engaged in nothiug that male tho payment of hush-money necessary7 So to bo avenged they commenced tbo work designed to run public opinion to such a pitch as to scare the commissioners into disallowing our claim for the printing They7 have grossly misrepresented tho case maligned the treasurer and abused the Journal they Lave even gone outside the case and arraigned and arraigned Xo Xettclier There will be a public examination of all persons offering themselves as teachers in Falls City on the first Saturday in every month The State Superintendent says: shall be held at stated times and on no other days Let there be a standing notice to that effect and we shall soon have system throughout the State Commence examinations promptly at 9 o'clock a ni tnl close at 6 Give a definite time for answering the questions on each page and then have oral examinations on those subjects before giving the candidate a new page" The law enjoins it upon us to' obey these instructions WlLLUMS Co Supt Pub Inst Kicbardson Co Neb Butiuru not Affected The recent depression in business has cot affected the passenger traffic of the St Louis Kansas City Northern Short Line as they continue to run six fast express trains two more than any other line between the Missouri and Mississippi Rivers This road enjoys great immunity from accidents by reason of immense expenditures the last two years of over two million dollars besides earnings iu won-fnl improvements in relaying their line with new steel and iron rails on broad new les in new rolling stock supplied with all modern appliances for comfort and safety and another safeguard employ night and day watchmen to inspect tlie road before and after the passage of each train to see that everything is in order Conspicuous among new improvements is the substitution for ordinary ears of new reclining chair coaches elegantly carpeted and fitted with dressing rooms for ladies gentlemen and families without any extra charge The St Louis Kansas Northern and the Kansas City St Joseph Council Bluffs Railroad form the only line running through Puhnan Palace Sleepers between St Joseph and St Louis The short line between the West and the East is over the St Louis Kansas City Northern Short Line either through St Louis the great metropolis over 450000 inhabitants or through Chicago via the Chicago Alton Short Line over the Louisiana bridge now open for passage of through trains Ticket agents of connecting roads selling through tickets to the East North or South will luruish tickets by this excellent line For map circulars time cards arid information relative to rates apply to or address Lyman McCarty Kansas City Mo or Groat St Louis Mo 311 Go Fad by Way of St Louis In these days of railroad competition the wise traveler selects his route before leaving home In almost every instance lie desires to reaeh his destination as speedily as possible and for tke accomplishment of that purpose tlie Missouri Pacific Through Line from the West to the East via Kansas Citg and fit Louis otters inducements unsurpassed by any other line in the country Everything connected with the Missouri Pacific is fist ciass and the adoption of the Miller Platform and Westinghotue Air Brake together with its Pullmans Sleepers and Reclining Chair Coaches render a trip over the line perfectly safe and pleasant Passengers from all parts of the est by taking its express trains at Kansas City Leavenworth Atchison and Otbsr prominent cities are landed at St Louis at seasonable hours morning and evening and in ample time to make dirret connection with all railroads Tor every point in the North East and South Particular information with maps time tables may be had at tlie various Ticket" offices in the West or upon personal or written application to II Baxter Western Passenger Agent Kansas City Mo or A Ford General Passenger Agent St Louis Mo 312 sf) tP Drugs Paints Oils Glass Patent Medicines and Pure Wines and Liquors for Medici-inal Purposes Having after long experience decided that a Credit bu-iness is an injury both to the buyer and seller I will hereafter sell no goods on credit but will make prices to suit the times Cash or produce will betaken in exchange for goods at the lowest prices but promises are worthless Hoping to be able to convince the people that this is for their best interests and thanking them for their liberal patronage I hope to merit a share of the same in the future JAMES CAMERON City Nebaaka Xbe Law of the Case The case covering some of tho personal rights involved in the anti-liquor crusade was tried before tbo circuit court of Hillsboro Ohio on the 19th Hillsboro is the starting point of tho crusade and in the case referred to the praying women had ereotod a canvas booth in tho street opposite a saloon kept by a man named Dunn from which they directed their devotions against bis saioqA Dunn appliod for and obtained temporary7 injunction against these proceedings but upon the subsequent trial of the case on a motion to dissolve the court granted tbo motion and dissolved tho injunction on the ground thal none of the plaintiffs rights of prop erty were infringed There was no denying chat the praying and singing of tho crusading toraon had the effect of destroying tho business but it did this only through its moral influence on tho community The crusadors did not obstruct tho entrance to his saloon nor forcibly7 prevent his customers irom entering and drinking Their praying annoyed him but it was a moral annoyance it was not such an annoyance as constituted a nuis-anco in tho eye of the law and tho ascmbling of the women might bo construed to come within tho bill of rights which guarantees the privilege of assembling and consulting on measures for the public good There was no malico in the oft'orts ol the crusadevs there was no trespass for they did not enter the saloon there was no infringement of his rights of person or property and there was nothing erected that the law regarded as a nuisance Ileneo the court dissolved the injunction and loft tho plaintiff at the mercy of tho prayers ol tho defendants Tlx The 7lciM( the Senate and House of Representatives I have tho honor herewith to submit a report of tho Centennial Commissioners and add a word in the way of recommendation There have now been international expositions held by throe of the great powers of Europe It seems fitting tbat tho one hundredth anniversary of onr independence should be marked by an ovent that will display to the world the growth and progress of a nation devoted to freedom and the pursuit of fame fortune and honor by the lowest citizen as well as the highest A failure in this enterprise would be deplorable Success can be assured by arousing publio opinion to lbs importance of the occasion To secure this end in my judgment Congressional legislation is necessary to make the Exposition both national and international The bonefit to be derived from an International Exposition are manifold It will necessarily be accompanied by expenses boyond the receipts from tho Exposition itself but they will bo compensated for many foid by7 commingling of people from all sections of our own country by bringing together people of different nationalities by bringing into juxtaposition for ready examination our own and foreign skill and prog-gress in manufactures agriculture art scionce and civil station The selection of a site for the Exposition seems to me appropriate from the fact that one hundred years before the date fixed for the Exposition tho Declaration of Independence which launched us into the galaxy of nations as an' independent peo emanatod from the same spot Wo have much in varied climate soil mineral products and skill of which advantage can be taken by other nationalities to their profit In return they will bring to our shores works of their skill and familiarize our people with them to the mutual advantage of all parties Let us make a complete success of our Centennial Exposition or suppress it in its infancy and acknowledge our inability to give it the international character to which ourself esteem aspires (Signed) Grant Executive Mansion Feb 25 1861 Freight Unite We recoived a day7 or two ago a case of paper from St Louis and about tho samo time a case of paper from Chicago Tho former came by the Missouri Pacific and tho lat ter by the Chicago Rock Island Paoifio Road The goods wero of tho same character and tho cases were of tho same woight Tho distance to Chicago is 538 miles to St Louis 334 miles a difference of 204 miles in favor of St Louis Yet tho freight charges were the same in both cases namely 35 cts per hundred Tho Chicago case was shipped on tbo 21st inst and that from St Louis on the 24th Both got through in good season It seems to us that freights from St Louis ought to be at least one-fourth les6 than from Chicago as the distance is one-third less Will some of our railroad men explain how this is? It seems to us that our lines to St Louis ought to and establish rates in proportion to tho distance they transport Champion In a remarkable sermon recently preached in St Church Pimlico the preacher proposed to consider the reason why sinners were croated The reverend gentleman attributed the creation of evil to God who he said bad pot sinners into the world as dark shades are put into a picture act as a contrast to the brighter colors At a meeting of the Btookholders of tUe A Road held at Falls City Neb and at this city on Saturday the old Board of Directors vra re-elected Champion vVvtA On the 2oth of February 1874 at the Lutheran Parsonage in Palis Citv by the Rev Groenmiller Mr George II Pennington of Brown county Kan-'sas to Miss Simmmous of Richardson eonntv Neb Obitnary AVe anDonnced last week the death of Lient William Seward Johnson who died at the residence of his brother in this city on the morning of the 19th inst Lieut Johnson was bora in Mount Morris J- October 28 1838 and came with his parents to Canton in 1872 He was for many years a well known and popular clerk and salesman in this city and was at the breaking oat of the war of the rebellion clarkiug for Albert Emory so Canton He enlisted ia June JS61 in tie Co 55th and wa- Nemaha Valley Journal THURSDAY MARCH 5 1ST4 pjfie ial paper of the City County 8 6TBETCH Editor and Publiokor Inllniiffii vi (mraciln The following nrticle bj Hon John Hart ol Liberty precinot is worthj careful perusal bj' all candid persona Mr Hurt believes in both inflation of the currency and a protective tariff Your attention in now invited to his article Will onr public men and writers just come out boldly and tell the citizens of this county that it is not the stook brokers and gold dealers who avo the ones that make gold worth a premium above the lawful paper money in circulation Let us dispassionately and reasonably dissect the subject Now in my mind 1 should say the excessive utility of gold over paper is what gives it the premium over paper money First one law makes a specific amount of gold represent a certain amount of money Now all governments do the same and while other governments and their subjects take our gold at a certain value as other goods rocoin it into gold under their own stamp they do not take our paper money and ro print it into money of their doeign Now the excossivo utility of gold over paper money in our country is thus our gold can be shipped o-tbor countries to puj- for merchandise and produots lhal we buy from them unless we ship merchandise and produce from our country in equal valuo to the amount we purchase of them and we must pay the balance in gold -Now our national financiers have seemed to want to pander to the wills of European capitalists and American ignorance If they would just shield the dealers of gold of the one sin they do not commit that of being the cause of gold being at a premium and tell the American people that every inan that uses any article of foreign product that could be produced in our country is helping to keep up premium on gold and not the stock brokers and gamblers of Wall street If the American people would adopt as an American principle that they would not purchase a worth of merchandise from any country that they could not pay for in some kind of American product there would be no more premium on gold unless foreign holders of American securities should throw their securities upon our markets and sell them for gold -rind then export Ih'o gold out from mr country so tho government could not obtain gold to pay tho interest upon the National Debt I have often thought that American Statesmen of the present age wore moral cowards for not pre renting the financial facta to tho people then at other times I have thought that they are political knaves and that some few did not have knowledge of political economy sufficient to be knaves Our Republican statesmen have feared the low tarifl element of the liepub lican party and the plausible argu men of the free trade Democrats but 1 think the day is dawning when bo Democratic masses of our citizens will prove themselves as good Americans and patriots as any men in our oountr- then Democratic demagogues will lose their forte of crying Eastern Monopolies in manufactories and tho open honest Lenioorats and Republicans that love their country will unite together and put a tariff on imports that will keep our gold in our country the utility of gold over paper then gold will coaso to be a of exchange and will return to the channels ol commerce as a medium of exohange as it was before the war ijst let the American people demand inflation to a sufficient amount to give more money to be invested in commerce mid produce the merchandise that wo aro now paying other countries for and a tariff sufficient to prevent vhe importation of goods in excess of the amount we export then jou will hear ol no more premium on gold The production of bullion trora our mines would bo coined and remain in our own country and if the annual mineral product of bullion for ten years in the future would equal that of the past ten years we would tlieh have upward of eight hundred millions of specio in our country and tho auxiliary of opaper money such as we now have would have the etfoct of assisting in carrying on the various branches of industry and commerce of the The inflation of tho paper circulating medium of the would reduce tho interest on money lor legitimate investments and pro vide American capital to develop American enterprises and retain their profit in our country instead of inviting in foreign capitalists to take the cream of profit from American enterprises The addition of 8500000000 to tho paper circulating medium of the country would put up American manufactories to compete with those wo now have and produce the goods we now export gold to pay for build railroads that otherwise foreign capitalists might build and thus draw annually the profits from our country it would stimulate the production of agricultural products and give greater stability uwalues Put a stop to the sudden fluctuations of values and the gold stook and grain corners would become things of the past In every generation and age the human mind has solved problems and decided questions that had before been lightly touched upon or reversed tho decision of former ages And while our forefathers only finished the extension of liberties that tber English ancestry had first wrested from the powers of Monarchy they entirely broke down the barriers of nobility and aristocracj7 which drew undue tributes from the yeomanry of the land yet they failed to eradioate slavery but their posterity did One question more now looms up in the political horizon to be acted upon aDd that question is while as Americans bare been freed from WARD CO NEW PRICES! si IOORS SASH BLINDS MOULDINGS LIME HAIR CEMENT Nebraska DEALER IN Sale NOTICE is herebv giveu that by vtrtue of an order of sale issued out of tlie District court in anil for Kiohardsou couuty and State of Nebraska under the seal of said court dated on the 16th day of February 1874 andto me directed as Sheriff of said county to be executed I will on the 20th day of March 1S74 at 1 of said dav at the door of the court house in the eity of Falls City in said county and State offer for sale at public vendue and "sell to the highest aud beat bidder the property described in said order of sale to- it: The south half of lot no 7 block no ft also lots nos 6 7 a 3 iu block (7) iu the town of Hulo to satisfy a judgment of -aid court with interest and costs recovered by Miles against Benedict lianie and Augustus I Janie Terms Cash Given under my band at Falls City Nebraska this 17tli day "of February C74 AM 317-5 w-f Sheriff Sale ITOTICE is hereby given tbat by virtue of an lx order of sale issued out of tlie office if the Clerk of the District Court of Richardson Counts Nebraska iu a cause wherein James llosford and Cbarles Gagnon are plaintiffs and Hilarie Lanoue and Harriet Innoue are defendants aud to me directed as Sheriff of said county I will offer at public sale iu front of the door of the court house in Kalis City Richardson county Nebraska for cash in hand all the following described real estate lying in the city of Hulo Richardson county Nebraska to-wit: Lots number four live six seven eight nine ten eleven twelve thirteen fourteen flf-teen and sixteen (4 5 tk 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16) iu block no one and all of block No 32 in Addition to tlie town of Rule Proper Said sale to begin at the hour of one in the afternoon of the 19tli day of Mareli A 1 1874 Witness mv hand this 10th dav of Febrnarv A 1874 l-MCNOHAM sheriff Richardson County Legal Notice In the District Court of Richardson Conuty Nebraska A Fulton Plaiutiff vs Stephenson administrator of the estate of Calvin McKhoy deceased Mary Mc-Elroy widow of sit id deceased and Oscar MrElrov and Calvin McElroy minor children of said Cal vin McElroy deceased defendants Til nbove named Mary McElroy Oscar McElroy anil Calvin McElroy non-resident defendants will take notice that a petition has been tiled iu the office of the Clerk of tiie court above named by the above named tlie object and prayer of which is to foreclose a certain mortgage executed by Calvin McKlrov in liis lifetime and you the said Mary McElroy as bis wife on the 14th day of December 1871 to A Weaver to securv tlie payment of two promissory notes executed and delivered at the same time to said Weaver for the sum of 1050 00 and interest from said date which notes and mertgage were afterwards assigned by said Weaver to 8 A Fulton The court in said "ietitiou is asked to make an order for the sale of tlie mortgaged premises to-wit: The east half of tlie south-west quarter of section no seventeen township no two north of range no sixteen east of the 6th also a piece of land commencing at the center of said quarter section running west to the center of the branch thence north along said branch to the north line of said quarter sect i in containing ten acres more or less to satisfy tlie claim of said plaintiff upon said two promissory notes and further to decree the foreclosure of said mortgage You are required t-o answer said petition ou or before Monday tlie 23d day of March 1874 or the same will be taken as true against you and tlie order and decree asked for will he granted according! A Fliton Plaintiff Fruit Ornamental Trees FALLS CITY NURSERY 3 MIIE8 DUE WEST OF YvWs -vfl 000 good 3 year old apple trees of the very best varieties: 801)00 two year old Tear plum cherry peach amt general assortment of small fruits such as grapea currants raspberries strawberries etc Also 600 000 hedge plants as gxd as can be found in the county All the above stock is offered at Bottom Prices tor Cash the coming fall and spring Persons wishing to purchase anything tn tlie Nursery line will please call anti examine mv stock Satisfaction guaranteed I also have 20000 evergreens David Long 301 Proprietor SPRAGINS Contractor a Builder Having bad many year experience in the above business am prepared to furnish Designs Plans Specifications And Estimates on ahort notice and as reasonable terms as any competent party Special attention given to HEAVY FRAMING BRIDGE WORK AND WAREHOUSE BUILDING Shop-work Made a Specialty Parties desiring to let contracts ill do well to consult me before contracting elsewhere aa I Let My Work Speak for Itself SHOP OPPOSITE EMPIRE HOTEL V'tvVU CvAv NEW-f IRM-N EW RICES GEDULTIG METZGER Stone Street North of Union House YctW CvYv TT7AGONS Carriages and all kinds of vehic-VV les manufactured in the most Artistic Htvlo of the Art and Warranted as durable as any in the market Horse Shoeing Blacksmithing anl all classes of Iron work done on the shortest notice and Satisfaction Guaranteed We will do work a cheap any shop in the State If you believe it let the cash ac-i company vour order and you will be convinced 3if Geicitig Metzger After the funera! the soldiers returned to the rendezvous and appointed Messrs I-er-m-ud William Jacobs and A Smith a committee on resolutions They reported tlie lol-iowing which were adopted Whkkkas On the 19th day of February A 1874 we the citizen soldiers of Ganton 111 being summoned to participate in the mournful ceremony of escorting to its liual resting place the remains of Lieutenant Johnson aud Wuerfas His death awakens our svmpahy for his relatives and friends in their bereavement and WHERKAS Wo desire to manifest our regard prompted by respect for him while therefore be it In voiced That in his death we recognize tlie loss of a former gallant comrade in tlie field a social and genial friend and citizen at home Jtesulced That his memory is more revered by our belief that the enemv disease to which he had Anally to yield was contracted while om-bating his enemies in the field though he lived to rejoico with rs over the overthrow of the one he leaves ns to mourn his defeat hy the Resolved- The sacrifice he cheerfully rendered to his country was actuated by a thorough conviction of dutv and and for his deeds his kind disposition and courteous bearing as an officer and soldier we entertain the highest GStOGllL A 'esolcid That reviewing his career as a soldier we do not forget to extend our warmest sympathy to those who knew him a brother Canton III) inter 21 ult The Markets Nkw York March 4 Gold 1 Flour -h JOijct 00 Wheat 99(3100 CHICAGO March 4 Cattle Native at $4 75(35 75 Texas 3 50g 5 00 Hog Sales at $5 4(S55 90- Flour Good demand spring 5 50jJ 00 Wheat Irregular hut active No 1 1 21 Corn In lair demand and advanced No 2 mixed Easier and steady No 2 42c spot Kye Dull No 2 3e Dull and lower No 2 fall sold at ft 42 cash Meats In demand No 2 shoulders 5 St Louis March 4 Flour Inactive Spring lirni No 2 $1 20 Dull and lower No 2 mixed Oats Quiet and lower No 2 47c cash Barley Quiet and nothing done Better No 2- 95c Pork Firm at 414 00 cash Dry Salt Mentis More doing shoulders (e Lard Quiet Dull $1 25 for inferior to choice Texas Falla City Stock Uogs on foot $4 00gai4 50 dressed $5 00:3 5 25 cattle $3 003 25 Grain Fall wheat $lOOt 20c spring wheat 90c corn shelled 37c oats 30c barley 81 rye rate Meats Fresh beef MV dried beef 2'V Mgar-ciired hams hams and sides shoulders 5e picked pork fresh pork 10 Fish 10 smoked hallibnt 20c rresh salmon white fish 10 15c macmaw trout 123 mackerel $2 00 per kit Full wheat (lour $3 spring wheat flour $325 corn meal GO per bu Buckwheat flour 09 Golden syrup $1 sugra-house bOc: sorghum 50c Fruit Apples green $200 apples dried 14c peaches green Salt Lake peaches 20c dried lSyc Groceries Sugar J013c: coffee 33 40 Teas imperial $100: black 75c voting hyson $100 Japan 75c English breakfast 00c gun-powder $15) hominy 5c concentrated lye 20 Potash 20e Produce Potatoes $11 egtts )5 butter 20c honev 2025c chickens 2 i e's dry 14c hides green 7c wool 20(ol 40c lard Sc Oils Coal oil 30c boiled oil $1 10 raw oil $125 machine oil lard oil $1(8125 fish oil $100 castor oil $250 sweet oil $3 neats loot oil $1 25 Miscellaneous Coal bush 35c wood nails strict pure white lead $1300 Drv Goods Brown muslin liVSllGc bleeched muslin common delaine 25c all-wool delaine 4050c flannels linen crash 42(20c canton flannel cotton yarns 45c- carpet warp hile 45c colored 50 If iimboidk Corrected on Monday of every week by I Norton Wheat Tall $ll 25 Wheat spring 1 0 Rve 50 lbs to bushel 50 Barley S01 00 flats or old 30 Live hogs 44 25 Cenlaar ltnl meat There is no pain which the CeiPaur Liniment willuot relieve no swelling it prill not subdue and no lameness it will not cure This is strong language but it is true It has produced more cures or rheumatism neuralgia loek-jaw palsy sprains swellings caked -breasts scalds burns salt-rheum ear-ache 4c upon the human frame and of strains spavin galls upon animals in one year than have all other pretended remedies since the world began It is a counter-irritant an all healing pain reliever Cripples throw away tbeir crutches the lame walk poisonous bites are rendered harmless and the wounded are healed without a scar It is no humbug The recipe is published around each bottle It is selling as no article every before sold and it sells because it does just what it pretends to do Those who now suffer from rliomatism pain or swelling deserves to suffer if they will not use Centaur Liniment More than 1000 certificates of re-maikale cures including frozen limbs chrofne-rlieumatism gout running tumors Ac have been received We will send a circular containing certificates the receipe fcc gratis to any one requesting it One bottle of the yellow wrapper Centaur Liniment is worth one hundred dollars for spavined or sweemed hffrses or mules or for screw-worm msheep Stock-owners this liniment is worth your attention No family should be without Centaur Liniment Sold by all Druggists 50 cents per bottle: large bottles $1 00 Kosk fc Co 53 Broadway New York Caatorla is more than a substitute for Castor Oil It is the only saj article in existence which is certain to assimilate the lood regulate the bowels cure wind-colic and produce natural sleep It contains neither minerals morphine or alcohol and is pleasant to take Children need not cry and mothers may rest 300-iy traduced bu-sinwss men who knew nothing about the case much less to havo any connection with it and the result is they have carried on so indiscriminate malicious and enseless a warlaro that oven those who were predisposed against the action of Mr Miller have in many instances declared the whole opposition a blackmailing scheme Of courso in this case as in others there are some who aro wilfully7 blind and these we do not oxpect to aeo and if they should see would not believe and if tboy did believe would not admit it Wo rest our case upon justice common sense and law We do not ask the assistance of public clamor nor do we appoal to the baser human passions UutruKeoui Even the Goo Webster one of tho editors of the Times has been outraged oppressed beyond endurauoe His tax receipt footed up 8600 Ho desires to know why he has been charged 8600 which is easily explained IIo in an unguarded moment admitted that ho had by divors moans accumulated a fortune of 8100 cash valuation and the assessor markod him down tbat amount which resulted in his being charged as follows For the enjoyment of the peacablc posses- sion of said $100 within Her lxtrders the State of Nebraska charges you For the maintenance of her organization carrying' on the public business and for protecting the public against the class of remorseless rogues in white raiment such as infest the 77 me office the county of Richardson cliarf For repairing public is taxed For providing facilities for the education of your progeny School Oistrict No 57 charges you 50 For not paying these charges at the appointed time whereby nonest citizens suffer additional taxation to cover the deficiency arising from your delinquency you are charged 120 complained $000 Total amount of of oppression It now appears that the Centennial at Philadelphia in 1876 will bo a failuro unless Congress takos it in band and furnishes the money to oarry it on The President has sent a message to Congress asking that money enough be appropriated to insure its sucoess or smother tho enterprise in its infancy The plan of carrying out this great enterprise by subscription is thought to be a failure as those willing to invest aro few outside of Philadelphia It was foolishness to undertake it on that plan in the first piaco Congress bas shown its band in a matter of retrenchment As might be expected the knifo is applied to the Executive Departments rather than to the Legislative Consternation reigns in the Treasury service whore the practice of creating for the sake of having chief clerks has been attacked It will surprise most persons to learn that the handling of tho mails for tho Treasury Department costs the Government 820000 per annum The abolition of the mail and other divisions is one of the features in the Appropriation bill Other reforms are coming and wo shall at least have an appoarance of an attempt to economize in the national expenditures Tribune Col Foster bas been appointed District Judge for Kansas in place of Delahay resigned Col Foster is a rosidont of i i Atchison OF ALL KINDS PATTERNS AND GRADES They liave Base Heaters Base Burners Parlor Wood Burner Parlor Coal Burners and Parlor Wood or Goal Burners Cook stoves of all approved styles for Wood or Coal or for both They make a specialty of the the tiest soft coal stove in the market In addition to their stoi-k ol stoves they are general dealers In Hardware Tinware Hails Jtc- Ac 597 OBSTACLES to ARRI Happy relief to young men from the effects of Errors and Abuses in early life Manhood Restored Impediments to marriage removed New method of treatment New and remarkable remedies Books and circulars sent free in sealed envelops Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION No 2 South Xiutli St Philadelphia Pa an Institution having a high reputation for honorable conduct and professional skill 317-13W IzHiid Land -j A AAA ACRES OF LAND in Richardson lUUvJU County for sale or lease on from Apply to Ed Towie one to ten wars time 817-4 Kstray IVotic TAKEN up by the undersigned on or about tlie uay of February ls74 ou his premises iu Additou to Falls City Nebraska two white male pigs weight from £50 to 60 pournts each No marks or brands perceivable 317-5v AI Wkavkr JjjtlO Strayed DRUM the premises in Addition to Falls City ebraska on or about tlie 13th of February 1874 one black horse three years old past left hind foot white with hoof striped very little white in forehead hair pulled out on" right side from horses biting him For tlie return of the animal I will pay $10 00 reward or will reasons bly compensate any person for information that will lead to his recov er 318-2W 1 8TKPHESSON Sale NOTICE is hereby given that bv virtue of an order of sale issued out of the District ourt of Richardson county Nebraska and to me directed as Sheriff of said county in an action wherein John Lyon is plaintiff and Summers is defendant I will offer for sale at public auction at tlie door of the house in which said District Court is held in Falls City Nebraska on Monday the 16th day of March at 11 a m' the following described real estate situated in said Richardson county to-wit lots tlve and six in block one hundred and thirty-three in the town of Fails City Nebraska Dated this 11th day of February 1874 Tx minor AM 816-5 Sheriff County Sale NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue of an order of sale issued out of tlie District Court of Richardson county Nebraska and to me directed as Sheriff of "said county in an action wherein John Lvou is plaintiff and May is defendant fawill offer for sale at public auction at the door of the house in which said District Court is held in Falls City Nebraska on Mondav the 16th day of March 1874 at 11 o'clock a tlie following" described real estate situated in said county-of Richardson to-wit lots seveu aud eight in block one hundred and thir-tv-threc in tlie town of Falls Citv Nebraska CCNMlNOIl AM Sheriff Rich'n County Sale In the District Court of Richardson County Nebraska Louis Hax plaintiff vs Joseph Brown and Jane Brown defendants NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue of an order of sale issued out of the above named court aud under the ml thereof dated the 10th day of February 1874 and to me directed to lie executed I will on Monday the 16th day of March 1874 at the hour of 1 offer for pale to tlie highest and best bidder at public auction at the door of the building in which said District Court is held the following described premises situated in said county of Richardson and State of Nebraska to-wit: lot no sixteen (16) in block no one hundred and two (102) of tlie town of Falls City Dated this 11th day of Feb'rnary 1874 a the Sheriff's office in Falls Nebraska CUNNINUHAM Sheriff County Halo NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue of an order of sale issued out of the District court in and for Richardson county and State of Nebraska under the seal of said court dated on the 12th day of February 1874 and to me directed as Sheriff of said county to be executed i will on the 24th dav of March 1874 at 1 of said day at the dopr of the court house in the city of Falls City in said county and State offer for sale at public vendue and sell to the highest and host bidder the following described real estate situated in tlie town of Salem Richardson county Nebraska to-wit: tots nos forty-nine and sixty (49 60) in block no one hundred aud twenty (120) in said town to satisfy aiudgmeht of said court with interest and "costs recovcAgBKly Hamilton Greenlee against the First JHHgonary Baptist Church of Salem TTTms of Sale: Cash Appraised at $1000 with the building thereon Given under mv hand at Falls City Nebraska this 16th day of February 1874 BV SI JEK8 CUN-NTXGHAM Dp Flieriff Shonff JOHN LYON (Successor to LYON MORRIS WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF IjTXnVLBIEJ A LARGE AND COMPLETE STOCK OF COTTON-WOOD LUMBER LATH SHINGLES PICKETS CEILING FENCING FLOORING SIDING Load lots ordered from Chicago to parties direot at any poir at recuced prioes We guarantee satisfaction in both Quality andPrice YARD OPPOSITE UNION HOTEL Falls City ALL KINDS OF HARD AND SOFT GOAL.