Nebraska advertiser., 1868-01-23

Our COrfespondents.-We refer
10 them with pleasure, and thank them
for their able contributions. All NAV
see ability at glance Our aim has
oeen and will continue TO be to make the
OITOR. .HdUeTttSer an interesting, original news
Renevins paper, devoted to home news and affairs
at this Omse. and TO cultivate home literature, set up
- and printed at home by resident me-
,1 Snes' saa chanics-it is thoroughly NebraskIan.
IS and purcnss 1t is useless to buy a Story, pay a big
price for it, read it, then lay it aside, amt
" uF Then patronize the City Book Store
n % l0O0' Circulating Library, where you can read
i-.d anon,, Two, or three, or four, or five, or six books
in tbe FoirY for what one would cost.
.nt 70 receive HOu John TaTe, Nebraska's eff
he Highland Glen, Member in Congress, has recover
ed, and is now IN his place in the House.
zed Agent to May his affections be few and far be.
YER in Nema- tween, for Nebraska cannot afford to
lose such valuable services as his at this
January. OF any O'nsF '''ne.
Fri. Sat. ACCideHtS.-The team of Mr.. Giles
3 pie, of Nemaha City, ran off while in
10 II this city, last Tuesday. Nothing dam.
IL Is aged but the wagon.
% 25 Mr. Shafee, of the Rectifying Estab.
al liskment of this city met with a serious
rier. Ord accident this morning. A booklet revol-
Ter. l6;h yer which be was carrying in his pants
pocket at The time, was acct dentally dis
-- charged, the passing down through the
lie SOeIe. thigh, lnhicting a very ugly and painful
.Iing 6eyt wound.
esbyterian "
election of A full stock of Standard works by the
T. A. r. best authors; Bibles, Prayer Books, Die
and Colo. tiOnaries, Blank Books, Stationery Fine
~ pressn, Cut Chewing Tobacco, Sugars, Pipes
z. Pres. and a nice, comfortable, coy Reading
Room, furnished with The latest reading
from ali points of the compass, may be
l Of tbe found at the City Book Store.
i'ai 0O District Attorney Grey wilhhis young
Nemaha bride arrived at the Star Hotel in this
e request city last Sunday evening, the Colonel
rdav. Feb. having Just been married at Rulo to Miss
-apga and Eua HolIabaugh. The happy couple
- were net at The hotel by The bride
NE Ia" groom's father, The Hon. A. w. Grey,
absolutely and other friends. Col Grew and his
lady left Monday morning for Omaha.
At the City Book Store can be
found, at all times, the latest publications
sale. both IN the News and Book line, and
special inducements are there offered to
and hose desiring TO subscribe for any Mag.
azine, News or illustrated paper, or TO
send for any Book, published in the
md a fine United States,
ipuOns. -
New StOFeS.-We have been too
R Mosh busy for The past weeks to thoroughly 40
calize," and thus new Grocery Store
started some weeks since, on the corner
ale cheap; of Main and sixth streets, By Mr.. w.
g. store ! w. Wallace, thus escaped our attention.
w f Wilson, has also Just opened up a
the City new Grocery Store on Main Stree, one
door above Ben Rogers & Cos Livery
Stable.
Personals Harrington, formerly
of this city, now practicing law at Beat
The profits rice, called on Us last M'nday, We are
out pleased TO hear of the progress of that
section, ana recommend Mr.. Harrington
10 No. / to those having legal business there.
Hon T Stevenson, L S Commission.
& co. er for South Platt, was in cur city last
week.
Oats. Hay. "
Meal and Our citizens are making splendid use
Store. OF the present excellent bridge over the
river at This point. Quite a number
zone over think so much of it that they are putting
ckport TO- up a portion of it for summer use, while
others are LAYING in a supply Of wood
from the other side. Thus 1t supplies US
improved a good crossing now; and a protection
nRo,s cook ard cool our "wirtels."
rLs At tho AS we believed last week the Com
and Nor. missioners have granted the request Of
the petition praying an appropriation of
$500 to defray The expenses of a survey
,n,rv ,ha, Of the route Of the A. & N. e..
cheon if Railroad through this county. Right.
,eYre them AS this survey Is to touch all points be-
low and above US il is TO be hoped that
2 Of Fam. no idignat;on against this city may be
Bfss' p angeHdered thereby.
"
The Weather.-Jan. l6,h, afternoon
sell heir clear and cold, with a northwest wind.
than tho Jan. 9Th, the coolest morning this sea
son, the mercury at sunrise was Is deg
below zero, the day was clear, still and
ro;r of frosty. Jan. 18Th, morning cold, with
SID Ro6s a hayward breeze from the south and
east; mild and cloudy through the day.
i, co.'s Jan. l9,h, morning rather frosty, cloudy
and thawing a little through the day.
MA ono Jan. 20th, mild and cloudy, a very slight
nnS e~,ra sprInkling of snow in the morning. Jan.
90 r. Dist, cold and clear throughout. Jan.
co.'s 22d, cloudy and clear, with a lhawlng
south wind making the roads a little
,dva ncas IN muddy and damaging slighing. Jan. 23d,