Nebraska advertiser., 1868-01-30

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From June l2h. 1857. 70 June 24h 1855.
June. lssT.-Jseob MdFohn opposed nfnasslan.
Tailor shop the Joint Stock Company for The cree
ton of q Hotel vas oeanized AID preparation be-
gun ior buildings = asgsre bah storm occurred on
TIE 25th TIE FIRST Gre ooeursd oD tbs 2Sd 4smaii
building burned down il the rear OF the post oHce.
Jey.-Browprne joined Esnaha city il ssle-
brating the 4th; Win. A. Finney opened a Coufec-
tionaFy Col Nixon commenced grading lOtI in
block 20; on The 5sd TIE mercury rose 10 los in tie
shade; VIM. A.. Alderman opened 3 Groesrys store ;
Evan Wortbing started : Bakery MesGs. Cazson
4 Lushbaugh were preparing 70 build q Banking
House for their occupation.
Augusk-The Books and Plats III b. Land Ofce
arrived On the sth the Hotel Lottery sprOutsd and
Winter killed. before frost.
Septembsr. Homer Johnson completed the
bqilding now eoeupied ~ ne Dorsey Eros, a. s.
Holiday completed The baiiaipg COW occupied b.
McCreery, the old Land ONES building finished
llr. Tharp finished bis residence cor. Atlantic and
9th Luther Eoadleys residence finished, Carson s.
Lushbaugh's banking house. fnishei aud buildings
underway FOX g. w Bratton, E. 3. Parker n.
Brown, Psrson Wells and James Coleman three
concerts one organ grinder and one monkey perform
ed in this city during the week ending sbo srd ;
this section was visited By grasshoppsrs Tyson &
Hackney and Horback & Co. opened Land Agsn-
cies A. Mesmer opened Saddle and Harness shop ;
Berger 4 WestfRl tEFnsd the second XII Of brick
Jos. Thompson q Bro, opened up a Blacksmith
and Wagon shop; Brown & Hnllam's Bank was
broken into, the thieves getting only a glld watch
and some clothing, the safe was not entered Crane
& Hill bought out MoAllistsr & Dozier.
Oetober.-Ths School Hogse, on 9th street, COM
pleted a Grist MIL attached to Lake, Noel 4 En-
ersOn's Steam Saw Mil.
NOvember.-Dayis & Clark finished and moved
into their new store room the FIRST Sabbath School
was organized; the first BrOtnyile Steam Ferry
boat the HNemahA," reached our landing on the
9Th q portion Of the Advertiser Office sold to start
the Joarnal at Nemaha City, ths frst No.of whioh
edited By s. Beldeu, appeared daring this month
sons Of Malta, B. ]. Whitney, G. R. J. O.
January, ~18ss.-Nemaha valley Lodge, A.. F.
A.. NJ, No.A commenced work under dispensaion
Geo. W. BrattOn, W. n, BrOwnvine Lodge, No. S,
I. o. Of o. F., instituted, R. ". Furnas, n. d.. !;
Home Guard company formed, n. F. Clark Capt.
February.-M. 3. Church organised the Medical
Department Of the BroWnyiIle College commenced
its frst course "A Lectures Luther Hoadley began
to agitate the propriety Of erecting a church D.
c. Sanders, was elected President, r. W Furnas,
sessssnry and R. Brown, Treasurer, Of he Brown
vile CSlIsge.
Mareh--Ds. HOIIaday & Arnold joined practice
first boat Of The season landed ct ourLevee the I9tb
A~prl.-Bedford & George opened Land Agency:
J. D. n. &B.B TbOmpson opened q Land Agency
Douglas Saloon opened by Gof s Dbes,
May.-A sky-ight Daguerrean Gallery erected by
Akin 6 Miniek O. B. HeWett commenced the prac-
tice Of lev &c. ". Whspisf completed bis resi-.
dence on Main street ). G. Deuser and Jacob
Narohn completed their shops and residences on
Main street
June.+Wm. Rossell opened TIE CITY Livery
StabIe; CIV. Wheeler and RobB Mofrfson took
charge ef the Brovnvills Hotsl Johh Morrison
bought out ~. F. Clark 4 Cos Grocery Store.