The Falls City Journal from Falls City, Nebraska • 2

THEY ARE BOIWi The Falls City Journal BY EDGECOMBE be mule once in every six or nine mtbs At least four reports a year should be made instead of three as at present The fee for examination should be reduced and it could be with more frequent examinations Several loopholes for evasion in the present law should be fastened up The law should be made more rigid all around The credit of the banking business of the state has been wonderfully increased under the present law and the additions and changes found necessary by experience will make Nebraska banking business strictly it CHEAPER THUN EVER BEFORE! Hess and Frank Shubert went to Falls City one day last week Lewis sold a nice span of young colts this week to Elmer Else We understand Dr Baker is going to move to Verdon soon having bought the drug store there Mrs Harper is not so well as at last report She seems to gain strength very slowly Miss Lulu Knight and Miss Lillie Culp of Nemaha attended the concert here Tuesday evening Hess Norton Roy King and Emery Bolfjaek went to Nemaha City last Sunday night Mrs Dr Cloyd went to Salem Monday night to visit her mother Mrs Burnes who is quite sick Davenport this wee Dr Baker $930 in cash for say that farming pay King is home for the holidays He says he has the hardest job he ever tried but he is going to persevere Oathout attended the lecture at Dawson last week given by the grand lecturer of the A There will be a millinery store in Shubert which will be conducted by Mrs Fairbanks and Miss Skeen There was a musical- convention commenced here Wednesday night with alxiut forty pupils It is conducted by Professor Dunham and wife I have determined to close out some WINTER and invite your attention to the following- GOODS CHEAP Former 4 4 4 4 T'- 4 4 44 1 A RUXO 1 The Catholic fair A bonanza it is the Catholic fair Four months of school are gone today Israel May was in Falls City Tuesday Several of our sick folks are convalescent Mrs Eli Plante spent Monday in St Joseph Henry Hoile was here from Arago Sunday We had a small thunder storm here Monday William Poteet was at Falls City Saturday Mrs George Carpenter spent Monday In St Joseph Miss Blanche Grahanispent Saturday in Falls City Miss Emma Abbott came home from Hiawatha Friday Miss Jessie Taylor visited friends at Preston last week McGinty and Annie Rooney were in our city this week Several cars of hogs were shipped from here Monday family removed to Lincoln Wednesday George Bowker transacted business in Falls City Friday Johnson canffs home from St Louis today (Friday) Mr Treeman and family moved to Ax tell Kas Monday Charles Hergesheimer of Falls City was a Sunday visitor here If you wish to get the worth of your money come to the Catholic fair Mrs Horace Miller visited her parents at Salem Monday and Tuesday James Tangney and Freeman Heater both shipped hogs from here this week Our street commissioner put in some needed crossings the first of the week Will Stewart and wife of Salem visited Bud Butcher and family Tuesday Miss Minnie Murphy came home from Lincoln last week to spend vacation Miss May Edgecombe came home from Lincoln to remain till after the holidays A supper where you will be served all the delicacies of the season is offered to you for 25 cents at the Catholic fair Do not forget December 29 30 and 31 They are the last days of the year and the last opportunity to do good employ them in the benevolent enterprises at the Catholic fair HIWMABKIT CLOAKS Former Price 1 2 00 1000 8oo 750 1 PLUSH CLOAKS Former Price i 27 50 OVj 2000 1800 1500 1250 We are making a specialty of large stock going at Bed Rock Prices -'-J and Suits at lnpan Cost We have always been the LOWEST ON SUGAR of any house in Falls City and Will keep up our reputation Call and see our line of DRESS GOODS We want the goods but we do want the will be your chance Respectfully COTTIER SCHOOL HOUSE There will be a watch meeting at the Cottier-school New eve If Barada had sidewalks it would be a great benefit to the town and those that go there to trade Preaching at the Cottier school house next Saturday night at early lamp light by Rev James Harris Wm Cox was the neighborhood calling last Sunday William always nas an eye open tu business Wm Stinson and John Rhodes have bought a saw mill of Mr Eliot of Missouri The price paid was $750 Lee Cochran will go to Missouri next week to work for John Rhodes and William Stinson in their new saw mill Morenead has a nice assortment of Christmas toys for the young folks and some that will do for big folks The young folks of this vicinity met at Mr and Mrs Samuel last Sunday They had a good dinner and a nice visit Mrs Flora Fishburn and Thomas Kirkendall of Shubert" were the guests of Wm II Prosseraud Samuel Prosser last Sunday Thomas Seberry went to Craig Mo one day this week to attend to imoor-tant busines He brought Wm Prosser a present but we will not say 11 Casey la Tuesday where she will here until the 1st of January Felix Marts has built an addition to the house on Clark street which he bought of Dr Hull Mr Marts has moved his family to town and taken a clerkship in the store of II Hog-refe ADDITIONAL local Ignorance of the merits of De Little Ear4y Risers is a misfortune These little pills regulate the liver cure headache dyspepsia bad breath constipation and biliousness Something new for Falls City a first class restaurant and oyster parlor Cafe open day and night Every tiling new and neat in the basement of Richardson county bank A rull line of skates all styles and prices has been received by Korner He invites attention to the superior merit of his stock and the bed rock prices at which it is going This will be your last chance to see Uncle Cabin if you have never seen it go for this is the largest and best Uncle Tom on the road Remember the date Christmas night Decern- her 25 The Westminster league of the Presbyterian church will gi ve a sociable at Mrs on New eve The principal refreshments will lie music and wit Everybody come and have a good time Miss Kate Diven went to her home STELLA Gale Andrews is at home for the holidays Graham is helping through the holiday trade John Jones has commenced prenticeship with Mann harness trade Morris Shellenbarger left last weeK for Oklahoma where he will put in a crop on his land John Holland is now occupying the new house just completed on his farm southwest of town Baldwin went to Falls City Monday to assist his son-in-law Simanton in the greenhouse a few weeks I Cook received a new barber outfit and opened a shop on the corner of Main and Second streets last Wednesday morning To matte sufficient room for the machinery in the mill the cupola had to be taken off and one built theen-j tire length of the mill Howe has taken charge of the Mowery dray John is a rustler for business and will no doubt sustain the reputation for promptness made by thejormer manager Mowery and Pugh expect to leave for Oklahoma Friday morning with their household effects if they can get-a car Their families will remain 1 i i the holidays Mr and Mrs William Wilson followed her Wednesday They will visit in Casey a few weeks and then start for southern California The many friends of Arthur Roy formerly a resident of this city now of Kansas Citv will be glad to hear that he has accepted the responsible and lucrative appointment of manager of George Fowler retail market in Kansas Citv Dr and Mrs Frank Wilson entertained the Entre Nous high five club on Tuesday evening Dr II Neal and Mrs II Cain were the boobies and several ladies and gentlemen secured the most games All join in saying the evening was an exceedingly pleasant one President Horan of the county alliance has called a meeting of the county alliance at alem on Thursday January 21 The second Thursday of January is the regular meeting time but the state alliance will be in session at that time and the above change is made necessary Jno Fesler president and proprietor of the Stanperrf Mo College would like to send you a free catalogue if you think of attending school away from home He gives board and tuition for $275 per week No saloons Satisfaction guaranteed Shenandoah College receipts for tuition and board will be honered at Stanberry Next term opens January 19 1892 1 i I 1 falls city NEBRASKA A MODERN NEWSPAPER Entered at the poeteffice at Balia City Nebraska a a second class matter I AM A PBOTECTIONIST American Economist I Because instinct and reason teach the right ml doty of self-defense for individuals families society and the state Because protection assures peace without which human life has no true object intellectual moral iiuprorement no prospect and the geoBral good no existence Because I believe in human freedom improrement of man and the happiness ol To this end every one should direct bis eenrse each government intelligently guide its securing to each employment and to all a das reward for toil 4 Hainan I prefer my own country to every other and to develop its resources increase its wealth augment its power and improve its people before any other is the bounden duty of loyal citizens 5 Because without protection all these things are left to to doom and the poor to live in ignorance and vice the weak to fall before the strong and the good to serve the bad As wisdom leaves nothing to chance so good government cares for every useful pur- suit that it may rear its pillars on solid Wm Bates Commiyioner of Navigation Mekky Christmas mortgage is released See that your promptly Did you hear anyone mention paving this week? you going to do toward creamery and canning What helping factory almg the coming season? GoVKftNWB Thayeb is pushing a plan for sending a carload of provisions to the starving peasants in Russia The president has nominated Stephen Elkins to be secretary of war and the nomination has been confirmed At the Missouri river convention the democrats and alliance men were in a big majority and yet everbody was the old flag and an more than any republican gathering ever held x' Kansas is in hard lines The loss of Ingalls could be borne He was a good advertisement for the state but a poor friend The acquisition of PefTer and his whiskers could be borne because Kansas had Plumb left But now Plumb is gone and she has nothingMeJt In congress but the memories of passed glories The beet sugar convention at Lincoln last week was a success A large number of delegations were in attend-anceand many Interesting facts were brought out about the business A permanent organization was- effected with ex-Lieiitenant Governor Melkle-john -as president and a secretary each from Lincoln and Omaha Considerable speculation in being indulged? In as to whgm Governor Humphrey will appoint senator to fill unexnired term name has been suggested but nobody really believes the governor will be so forgetful as to remember him Ex-Congressman Morrill is considered to have a good show for the place if he will accept it Henry Watterson editor of the Louisville (Ky) Courier-Journal the great free trade apostle and Grover Cleveland boomer got funny the other day and wrote an article on tin plate beginning with this sentence: was a busy day in Hades Charon had known nothing like it since the year 2809 when the last of the American pensioners were gathered Slurs of that kind are the only arguments the democrats have left on the McKinley bill The Missouri river convention it Kansas City agreed to ask congress for the annual appropriation of $5000000 for the Missouri If the government would appropriate a few of these millions for a railroad running over practically the same route a line of travdl could be haTi that would not fillup with sandbar and cut out a new route every year from which high salaried government officials would have a job pulling snags And $5000000 per annum is a goodly sum to sink in such a treacherous stream as the Missouri Speaker Crisp has written Roger Mills asking if Mills will taae second place on the ways and means committee and Mills has written a sharp notehack saying that if he be chairman he go on that committee at all The Kansas City Star has up to this ime with nearly all the Cleveland papers Insisted that the election of Crisp was not a slap at Cleveland but that paper is forced to admit now that last act isan open insult to the stuffed prophet and that Crisp's election may have been antagonistic to the same individual The Cleveland men are making an awful howl about Speaker break at Mills The death of Senator Plumb is a calamity to the state of Kansas the country at large and to the republican party He was a man who had the courage of his convictions and the backbone to do what he thought was best for his state his country and bis party He was a plin unassuming man who led other men simply because the othmr men oqjaceded his ability to lead them If he made mistakes they were generally in the direction of conservatism He was a powerful man in the senate and among the western senators ranked with possibly above him in the respect shown by that body for whatever opinions he presented Kansas will not get another such a senator in a day One of the fruitful themes for the consideration of the next session of the legislature is the banking law It is just as sensible to make the auditor the head of the banking department as It would be set him to raising beets for the experimental station There is enough business in the office proper to keep him busy The constitution should be amended to permit of the election of a comptroller of banks He would need one or two clerks An additional examiner or is needed $nd examinations should in at to iYbimrs QnnuooN A REASONABLE SUGGESTION We do not hear anything from the alliance prase about acts of the state board ot transportation any more In the month of September the secretaries of the board made a report against reducing local rates of freight Many newspapers had been howling long and loud for a redaction of rates but they have had very little to say the time the "report was published or since as the argument therein pronontod We wonder how many editors of those papers ever read this report It is the meet interesting review of the railroad question that was ever published In the state and could be read with profit by every man in Nebraska We should like to see this matter taken up by the papers and discussed while there is no political campaign going on Now is the time for a full and free discussion and there is no subject that can be more profitably discussed daring this winter than the question of railroad rates in this state The report of the board of transportation will make an excellent starting point Discuss it fairly and intelligently as the great importance of the subject deserves and the whole state cannot help being benefited Seward Reporter There is -only one way to get the railroads out of politics in this state and that is by conceding to them and their property the same fair treatment that lsgranted the individual diner the constitution If thepeople continue to threaten the roads by running men for the legislature whose only recommendation is their unreasonable anti-railroad sentiments they may expect the roads to look out for their own interests and protect themselves by hook or crook The railroads have been corrupt in the past and have been greedy and overbearing in politics but they have been constantly threatened and bulldozed and intimidated by legislatures A11 the disposition of the anti-railroad sentiment to be unfair is some excuse for the unfair methods of the roads read up on the rate question and if the board ot commissioners have done justice stand by them WASHINGTON LETT ZB An Interesting Budget of Gossip from Tbs Special Correspondent Washington Dec 18 1891 The president sent the nominations of the following United States circuit court judges to the senate this week: For the first judicial district Judge Putnam of Maine who is a democrat for the second district Judge Ship-man of Connecticut who is a republican for the third district George Dallas of Pennsylvania who is a democrat for the fourth district Nathan GolT of West Virginia w'ho earned his political spurs as a member of congress and as secretary of the navy during a part of the Hayes administration: for the sixth district Judge William A Woods of Indiana who is at present United States district judge of Indiana and who was urged for a place in the cabinet at the beginning of the present administration At the same time Warren Truit of Oregon was nominated tor United States district judge of Alaska Secretary Blaine had the pleasure this week of adding another plank to the good ship which is to carry American products and manufactures to the uttermost parts of the earth by announcing the treatyof commercial reciprocity between the United States and all the British West Indies and British Guiana and on January 1 next -the president will Issue a proclamation officially announcing the details The countries affected will be Jamaica Barbadoes the Leeward islands and Trinidad Among the important reductions conceded by the British is 50 per cent in the dutv on flour The trade between the United States and the countries named has been about $30000000 a year Senator bill providing for an appropriation of $500000 or so much thereof as may be needed to furnish the G- A men who attend the national encampment here next year with rations tents and all camp equipage used by an artuy in active service seepis to have struck a popular chord as most people agree with Senator Pettigrew that next encampment will be in a great measure a national and that men ought to be made to feel that they are the The senator adds: coming encampment is one of more than ordinary Interest and from my point of view the government owes this entertainment to the old There is little doubt that this senate bill will be passed by the but its fate in the democratic house cannot at this time be easily foretold At a meeting of the American Shipping and Industrial league held here this week Gen Russell A Alger was elected president Ambrose Snow of New York first vice president Merritt of Florida second vice president George A Kelly of Pennsylvania third vice president Clarkson ot Iowa fourth vice president Whitmore of Maine fifth vice dent Charles Hill of New national secretary A 'Smith of New York assistant national secretary The meeting adopted a memorial to congress praying for the passage of the tonnage bill which was presented and urged In the last congress by Representatives Amos Cummings and Jo York Senator Proctor has proven by the introduction of several bills for the improvement of the army that the cabinet is a tip-top school to graduate senators from Speaker Crisp has announced as members of the house committee on rules of which he is chairman Messrs McMillin and Catch ings democrats and Reed and Burrows republicans He has not offered the chairmanship of the committee on ways and means to Mr Mills but has it is said made Shis mind to give it to Mr Springer holiday adjournment is slated for the 23rd instant also the announcement ot the other house committees Commend Everything hat the Polities Beatrice Democrat The Falls City JoukaNl is another of the papers that is growing old and like that good old democratic beverage produced in Kentucky it has improved with age and now carries quite a bead though there are snakes occasionally In the bottom of the jug when -Brother Edgecombe gets excited politically The Journal enters upon its twenty-fifth year of continuous publication making it one of the oldest weekly papers in the state as indeed it is one of the best Cue Racine Wis Dec 22 Jerome Case tbe well known manufacturer and horse breeder of this city died here early this morning aged 78 The Full Prospectus of Notable Features for 1892 and Specimen topics will be sent Free 4 Brilliant Contributors Articles have been written expressly for the coming volume by a host of eminent men and women among who The Right Hon Gladstone Count Ferdinand de Lesseps Andrew Carnegie Cyrus The Marquis of Lome Justin McCarthy MP Sir Lyon Playfair Frank Henry Clews Vasili Verestchagin Clark Russell The Earl of Meath I Camilla (Jrso Mrs Henry Stanley and One Hundred Others Contain The Volume for 1892 will Stockton Lyman Nine Illustrated Serial Stories 100 Stories of Adventure The Best Short Stories Articles of Practical Advice Sketches of Travel" Hints on Self-Education Glimpses of Royalty Popular Science Articles Household Articles Railway Life and Adventure Charming Page Natural History Papers 700 Large Pages Five Double Holiday Numbers Illustrated Weekly Supplements Nearly 1000 Illustration to Jan 1 1892 Subscribers who will eat oat and send ns this slip with name and $175 we will send The Companion Free to dan 18W Year from that Date CHRISTMAS and This offer inclndes the THANKS- NEW Donble Holiday Numbers send a copy of a beautiful painting entitled YARD OF production has cost TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS Chech Poet-office Order or RcoMertd Letter at our rttk Addrem THE COMPANION Boston Mas money and now I IM than Anv Other Yard In OOMI 4 BOYLE Proprietor of Parlor Meat Market Anfi dealer in and Salt Meats of all kinds Fresh GAME IN SEASON FALLS CITV WANTED! Everjth'nlf GREASE LINE At the Smelting Works of BRANNIN ft 60 j5ne mile west of the Valiev brewery Hogs anti cattle that have died from iMintagious diseases not wanted A ASLEV Pioneer Lumber Dealers Notice to Creditors of Estate IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF Irene Hinchman deceased notice is hereby given all persons having claims and demands against the estate of the said Irene Hinchman deceased that I have set and appointed the fol-i lowing days for the reception examination and adjustment of said claims and demands as pro- vided by law at my office in court honse at Falls City Richardson county and state ot Nebraska to-wit: February 5 1892 April 7 1K'2 and June 4 1892 ami aU persons so interested in suit! estate will appear at said time and place or on or before the date last aboie written and duly present their said elaims or demands in the manner required by law or stiow cause for not ho doing and in case any of said claims shall not be presented within the time above fixed by this court the une shill forever barrel Given under my hnnd and the seal of the county court this 3rd day of December 1891 46-1 A Scott County Judge Notice to Creditors of Estate fN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF I Jacob (Jood deceased Notice is hereby given ail persons having claims and demamfc against the estate of the said Jacob Good deceased that I have set and appointed the following days for the reception examination anti adjustment of said claims and demands as pio-' vided by law at my office in court house at Falls City Richardson county and state of Nebraska to-wit: February 24 1892 April 24 1892 and June 23 and ail persons so interested in said estate will apimar at said time and place or on or before the date last above written and duly present their said claims or demands in tltie manner required bylaw or show cause for uot I so doing and in case any of said claims shall not be presented within the' time above fixed by i this court the same shall be forever barred I Given under my hand and the seal of the I county court this 8th day of December 1891 47-4w A Soott County Judge JOHN POWELL Beal Estate and Insurance Agent Has on Hand the Following Bargains: 140 acre farm three and one-half miles east of Falls City well improved Have some good residence lots in Lincoln for sale or trade 1000 acres of well improved land in Dickenson county Kansas Will trade for city proi-erty 80 acres 3 miles weetyof Falls City Can be had at a bargain 160 acres 1 mile north of Humbolat well improved large orchard 40 acres in pasture balance under cultivation Can be bonght at a bargain $2000 cash balance on terms to sait purchaser well located can be had at a bargain well improved and plenty of water 160 acres for sale four miles south of Humboldt good buildings and plenty of water This farm can be bought at a bargain Parties wishing to rent houses will do well to call on me Office in the Bell block JOHN POWELL Falls City Neb HEN BY 8 KITH Dealer in Beal Estate and Mortgage Loana Offers For Sale or Exchange: 160 acres in Wichita connty Kansas 40 acres in winter wheat good well smooth good land $250 mortgage at 7 per cent due nly 11893 Will exchange for Falls City property $100000 640 acres in Butler country Neb 4 miles west of Valparaiso good oak posts with three wires all fenced good well wind mill and water tank can sell this section at $1700 per acre on good terms 640 acres near Ord Nebraska $300 per acre is free and clear will sell on good terms Three story roller system water power grist mill in Wliiteeide county 111 running every day is clear will exchange for a good large farm and pay difference Mill valuedat $800000 80 acres in Nemaha precinct nH 30-1-14 If taken at once $480000 cash Henry Smith Falls City Nebraska Farm Loans Bonds and Mortgage Wanted We make farm loans in sums of $200 and upwards at as low a rate of interest as can be had We have the money on I hand and can close up a lean without delay We make all payments payable at Falls Citv We can make loans so a part ot all can be paid whenever tne i interest comes due We also buy mortgages and bonds Many farmers have loans coming due now which were made five years ago We can loan you the money to pay these off at lower rates than you got It then If yon wish to make a loan or if you have a mortgage or bond to sell it Is to your i interest to call and see us Our office is at the Richardson county bank I Falls City Neb ADVERTISING Under this head 5 cents per line for first insertion and 3 cents for each subsequent insertion i I can give bargains for property in IF yon wish to advertise anything anywhere at 1 addition any time write to Geo Rowell Co No 40 acre farm eight miles northwest of Falls City For sale A good livery stock Have a good residence iq Falls City for sale or will trade for a farm and pay the difference if there is any what in was Mr Samuel Van Osdel has bought Wm saw mill for wnich he paid four hundred dollars Sam is a number one man with a mill Next Monday he will be ready for sawing VEKDON There is someone sick in almost every family in the vicinity A Wanner of Falls City was in town between trains Thursday Mel iza started for Iowa Monday for a two weeks visit with relatives j1- Thomas Hall president of the Verdon bank was down from Lincoln last week Mrs Crouch cf Lincoln visited friends and relatives last week in town and in the country It Is reported that Williams is about to become the owner of the Hos-enyager farm Thomas Stratton and Charles Lafler go to Lincoln next week to take a course in the business college Uncle Asaph Oliver is very low He had his leg broken last fall and has never recovered from the effects of it The senior class of the high school gave an entertainment- last Friday evening There was a large crowd in attendance despite the bad roads There are nine members of the class four girls and five boys: each one performed his part in a very creditable manner OHIO Charles Rhodes of Somerset Penn visited with Francis Shaffer's family the first of the -week Mr and Mrs Whitmer and Mr and Mrs Oxley of Stella visited in the vicinity over Sunday MrWhitroekandson have purchased a fine firm of 160 acres from Me Egg-ner for the neat sum of $5800 Miss Cora Forney of Carleton Neb and Miss Clara Culpof Falls City were the guests of John family last Friday Fred Meyers has returned home from Smith county Kansas where he has been teaching singing school for the past few months a A mistake occurred in last issue which we wish to correct Frank Shaffer went to Peru Neb instead of Pennsylvania as it appeared in the paper Aaron Peck has removed to Morrill Kas where he has been laid up for about four weeks with a sore leg He is very much improved and expects to beallrightinashorttime REAL James Barker and wife went to Stella Monday Richard Davis moved into his new hoqge this week Hamer thinks of moving to Nemaha City soon Harper thinks of taking a trip to Kansas City soon r- We back up all we say about Never-slips Hess Shubert A Shubert and wife spent Sunday at Miss Lulu Knight will beat Nemaha City until after the holidays Tbe Shubert gun club is going to have a liye pigeon shoot soon Yard if 8 REPORT OF CONDITION OF THE First National Bank OP FALLS CITY NEB At Falls City in the statu of Nebraska at the close of business December 2 1891 BEHOURCKS: Loans and discounts 167800 40 Overdrafts secured and unsecured 753 92 8 Bomls to secure irculation 37500 00 Due from approved reserve agents 49730 42 Due from other Nations I banks 3 66 Banking house furniture anti fixtures 5000 00 'urrent expenses and taxes paid 1995 22 lremiums on Bonds 2500 00 Checks and other cash items 128 02 Bills of other banks 120 00 Fractional pai)er currency nickels and cents 10 87 Specie 1 1583 80 Legal tender notes 598 00 Beaen emption fund with 8 Treasurer 5 per cent of circulation Total $279411 81 LIABILITIES Capital stock paid in 50000 00 Surplus fund 14000 00 Undivided profits 43568 76 National Bank notes outstanding 33i50 00 Idividnal deposits subject to check 97207 06 Demand certificates of deposit 34931 45 Due to other National banks- 5000 00 Due to State banks and bankers 054 54 1687 50 Total $279414 81 State of Nebraska County of Richardson ss: I Joseph Miles cashier of the above named bank do solemnly swear that tbe above statement is true to the best of iny knowledge and belief Miles Cashier Subscribed and sworn to before me this 18th day of December 1891 Godeirnos Notary Public 8 Miles Lincoln John Holt Directors Correct Attest Notice to Creoitor of Estate IN THE MATTEK OF THE ESTATE OF IRA Draper deceased Notice is hereby given all persons having claims and demands against the estate of the said Ira Draper deceased that I have set and appointed the following days for reception examination and adjustment of said claims and demands as provided by law at my offie in court honse at Falls ity Richardson county and state of Nebraska to-wit: February 3 April 2 and June 3 1892 and all persons so in- te rested in said estate will appear at said time and place or on or before the date last above writ- ten and duly present their saidclaimsor demands in the manner required by law or show cause for not so doing and in case any of said claims shall not be presented within the time above fixed by this court the same shall be forever barred Given under my hand and the seal of the county Hirt this 25th day oCN ven iber 891 court 46-4w A Scott Connty Jod Estray Notie a rpAKEN UP ON THE PREMISES OF THE 1 undersigned one mile west of Falls City Nebraska on Wednesday November 25 one red cow ears frozen off at points all foor feet white and white underneath The above animal has been posted in the county clerk office as required by law 485t-pd GOOLSBX To New and address and for a Fall GIVING We will also Its Send More Lumber Und Southeastern Ne Sheds raska THE PARK LIVERY STABLE South Stone Street Falls City- Neb 6C0D BISS AT REASONABLE PRICES BOARDING HORSES A SPECIALTY Traveling Men used as body else well as Any- SQUARE DEAL TO EVERYONE PARLE1B Prop Notice to Creditors of Estate IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF Hiram Calvert deceased notice is hereby given all persons having claims and demands against the estate of the said Hiram Calvert deceased that I have set and appointed the following days for the reception examination and adjustment of said claims and demands as provided by Jaw at my house at Falls City Richardson of Nebraska towit: February swnil appear at said time and place or on or before the date last above written and duly present their office in court county and state of Nebraska towit: 5 1892 April 7 1892 and June 4 ajj persons so interested in said estate 1 said claims or demands in the manner required by law or show cause for not so doing and in case any of said claims shall not be presented within the time fixed by this court same shall be forever barred the Given under my hand and tbe seal of the county court this 30th day of November 1891 4tt4w A SCOTT County Judge Katray Notice rpAKEN UP AT PRESTON NEB NTVEM-1 her 14 1891 on the premises of the tinder- prdertiTh on DliStinCt Albxht Scott 10 Sprnoe 8t New York VERY one in need of information on the subject of advertising will do well to obtain a copy of for 368 pages price $1 Mailed postage paid on receipt of price Con- tains a careful compilation from the American i Newspaper Directory of all the beet papers and class journals gives the circulation rating of every one anil a good deal of information about rates ness ing Bureau OPERA HOUSE el SHUHTLEFF A STMBBTnr MMABUIS ORE MIGHT ONLY Christmas Night Dec 25 MASON A MORGAN'S Uncle Cabin The Magnoiian Quartette The finest acting dogs on earth The best dramatic talent-fourteen acting people Tickets on sale at the Criterion- OPERA HOUSE ShurtlefT A Stoughton Mgrs ONE NIGHT ONLY WEDNESDAY DEC 30 1891 Another appearance of CHAS COttEDYIGOMPAMY LVIN JOSLIN It has made millions laugh fail to see the old favorite A genuine 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