davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-03-09


we notice the improvements being made
on Atlantic street are OF suostah'iai cn'u-
ac,er Mr.. Muir is penciling the brick work
and finishing the Inside Work 10 nis fesi-
aence ON corner of Atlantic and Second.
Mr.. Bryant is now occupying MS resiuehce'
although not quito finished. All w. No'
gan is raising up and moving his residence
near the Baptist Church to a more eiisloie
site There are five new buildings In various
stages of completion, on Filth street, near
Atlantic.
Mr.. Limit has solid stone foundation
nearly completed, on Atlantic, cppolte Mrs'
Marsh's residerSee. for a two story residence
Mr.. Mace, the Confectioner, is excaHating =
and delivering material for orick residence
on Atlantic. Opposite the George Dorsey
nroperty. and on Seventh street. near ATTAIN
lie and Nemaha streets, we counted Ten new
residences, all up and enclosed. bot n"t yet
finished on Main street, near Eighin, is a
pew harm. and yyorkmen at work on n new
residence. both of which, we are told, belong
TO Mt, Eaton Of the State Bank.
Mr. ErE. Ebrivl,t has the frame up for a
residence near the NJ. E. Church. Mr.. Cook
/ has new Tailor shop and residence nearly
4 ompleted on College, below FIRST street MT
EIudkins has the foundation and frame worh
! of a residence on the corffer Of Second and
Nemaha streets. Mr.. Nickel has some ma
terial ON tie ground for his residence iro'''
ing on Nenr,ira. street. Mr. Ssundsrsi aee
the Rev. Mr.. Rippetoe are preparing t'
build each a residence, up on Sixth, near Ne
! braska street.
The mechanics are all busy, and so far a.
twcsare able 10 discover asnre buildipg is con
tepplatedin This city this yISr, than fo'
some years r,st. -
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-03-09

washinSton.-The Life Insurance Com
pany which has become famous under this
name, is in Il fair way to leave Il very good
likeness OF the father OF his country in every
home In the west, where there is prudent
foresight enough to secure life policy. For
once, at least, it does not seem to be wrong
use of it-for what is more appropriate than
TO have the benign face of Washington look
out from policy that makes the home secure
from bitter want If the bread-winner Of the
family should be taken suddenly away. One
likes to see and know the men that build up
any business and do it thoroughly and well.
And for business success there is hardly an
office in the west that has. or deserves bet
ter reputation than that of Paul and Mason,
General Agents of this Company. -AdrOeate.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-03-09

va call the attention of all to the inn
inehse lumber yard of kilbourn. Jenkins &
oo-' In Brownville. During a recent visit to
'hAt city we had occasion TO notice the stock
o' this hrm in its different particulars, and
We eandidly say that il beats anything Of the
Aihu We have seen in Nebraska; and we
were constrained To believe what we have Of
zen heard said, THAT 1t is the largest lumber
yard in this part Of the State. 1t embraces
every grade and quality of dry pine lumber
ana tmhers, and perfectly huge piles OF shin
sies' lath, &c, and saxh Of every size and
fuailty In use. and doors from the value of
e-V n piece down to the commonest article.
wanting bill of luEber. wefound that We
could buy at this yard at considerable less
Hsures than others had offered. or course
We purchased Of Kiihourn, Jenkins & Co..;
ana II you want iumi,er. AMI can't he suited
"' nome. You wln lose nothing by trading
WIN THIS drm- They say they VII hot he
uhdersold.- Toc,nasch chig0Gip.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-03-09

In view OF the improvements being made
on the lots fronting on Atlantic street we
think Justice demands that the streams run
ming down Filth and Eighth streets he bridg-
ed and the banks graded down, SO that the
people living near these points could have
access to the property without so many in
conveniences. They are heavy taxpayers
aud their demands are reasonable, and be-
cause they are, we call the attention OF the
CITY council and the street commissioner to
the present wants of this street.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-03-09
It. Dyspeptics.-we do not agree t,

To Dyspepttcs.-Wed do not agree to cure
Won but from a careful analysis OF Dooley's
Yeast Powder, we can safely recommend it
as producing nutritious, light. healthy bread,
biscuits, roll. &c. which can be eaten with
impunity and relished by the most sensitive
invalid. These facts we can sppstahttiatee W :
from practical observations, and win win u the e
Knowledge that no injurious substances
Whatever enter into the composition oil Doo-
ley's Yeast Powder. Grocers everywhere
keep it. Dooley & Brother, Manufacturers,
60 New Street, New York. .rry
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-03-09
i. H. RET,I..

This firm, dealingin Pine Lumber and all
building material that is made of pine, have
now their yard on corner of College and LIST
stress stacked full, as also all the vacant
lots adjoining. They have millions OF feet
of all kinds Of Pine Lumber, as well Us a
rousing stock of Doors, BIiatis, etc. THEY
sell at the lowest possible figure, and are
selling an immense lot OF stuff of all Kinds,
from ten to fifteen teams loading there daily
for the counties west besides their large trade
in this immediate vicinity --'-'- t. 't.' ir-
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-03-09
Americans: France is exhausted by thi

Americans! France is exhausted by this
terrible war. Many of her people are starv-
ing and utterly destitute. Let us not forget
her early recognition of American Indepen-
dence and the prompt and generous aid-she
then rendered 10 our struggling Republic,
and let Us now share with her from our
abundance in this hour OF her need.
Hear the Cry that Comes Across the Scar
Rallying song and chorus. Words and Mu-
sic by Geo. l.. Root. Published by Root &
Cady, Chicago
This is right. 1t is no time to critcise later
acts. France needs our help and should
have il for humanity's sake, even II she had
not Held out the friendly hand when our
days were dark" SO we say our Chicago
friends have done proper and timely thing
in issuing this song.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-03-09

The order of the day in Brownville is gen.
eral street cleaning. The rubbish of the VIM
ter accumulated on the streets, in the alleys,
and in the cutters, has been raked up, burnt
up or carted off. Garden fences are being re-
paired. Business men are washing the dust
from their front windows and asserting up
their shelves with spring styles. Front doors
are standing open for business, and all look
hopeful end expeetant.i Goods are arriving
from he East and departing in smaller
quantities forsthe west. and all are filling
tnass nSra6casus VIII a sisst -sf fresh
ss.syses OF eoot9s, and mere general sssort-
lnent We like The stir and busi Ie Of spring.
1t makes the blood run faster and puts on
the bright side of life. A
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-03-09

The Golden Age, the first number Of
which is dated March 4th, 1871, is before US
1t is Theodore TiltOn's new paper, ana lis
proprietor offers its columns as a free pariia-
ment to such writer's as have something 10
say and know how to say ii. No idea being
too radical and none too conservative, none
being too orthodox and none too heterodox,
none too Republican and none too Demo-
cratic, none too christian and nope too pa
gan, to claim admission to its cosmopolitan
pages. Send Theodore Tilton postoface box
2s4S New York City, So. and the Golden Age
shall be yours one year.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-03-09
Council Proceedings.

COUNCIL CHAMBER, Feb g. 1871.
Council met. Members present, Mayor
Stewart, Counciimen Piasters, Lewis, Neid-
hart, Johnson and Tisdel
Minutes of last meeting read and adopted
also minutes of called meeting March, 3d.
1871.
Mr.. Muir asked for grade and removal of
earth on md. street from Main to Atlantic
streets. referred to Street Committee
An ordidance was presented and read by
the City attorney, for=the adoption of the
new charter for cities of the second class,
which was adopted and ordered to be-pub-
lished.
Messrs. Tisdel. Neidhart and johnson were
appointed committee TO report OF, and de-
fine the boundaries of the city limits, and
also boundaries of wards in the city.
4 petition was received from citizens liv-
ing in EmersOR's Addition, for the removal
of the slaughter houses SITUATED on the
river bank, representing the same as NUS
ances. The petition was laid over until the
/ next meeting. - - F
j. Z, McGee & Co. were allowed privilege
OF cusiins poles along the levee, for the pur-
pose of ferry landings. 5Zszs,igsSs
Street commissioners monthly report
as follows: Work repairing streets sSI, ,D
| On motion Conncil adjourned 10 NEE
Monday evening. March. nth, ls7l
J.B. DocxRR, eIk
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-03-09
The Marshal informs us that

The Marshal informs us that there are
some Twelve young men in this town in the
habit Of spending Saturday evening at
SmalIs Saloon, and do not leave il until late
Sunday morning, when they go away sing
ing and hallooing so Loudly as TO disturb the
peace and quiet OF the city. IL they have
any regard for their own reputation they
will cease their noise hereafter or the Marsh
al will he compelled To put them under ar
rest
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-03-09

The catalogueof the Old Colony Nurser-
les for 1871, has been received. II contains II
list of the Apple, Pear, Cherry, Peach, Plum,
Qnince, Grape, Strawberry, Currsnt, Coos
berry, Raspberry, blackberry, Rhubarb. As
paragvs. trees plants and shrubs which these
Nurseries offer for sale. Its garden and
flower seed department is well filled up.
See their advertisement in this paper.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-03-09
swan 9 Bro, have the best a,ssoriimen.

The health. comfort and liappfness,cf eve
ry family are certainly promoted by having
arst class Cooking Stove, and the Excelsior
Misunderstanding Company'of ST. Louis, whose
advertisement appears In another column,
can undoubtedly supply that very desirable
article as their celebrated Charter Oak must,
surely be not only a first rate cooking stove,
In the fullest sense Of the word, but the very
best ever made, or 10 would never have at
tained its present great and growing popu-
larfty. ;3-iiaE 9iiill i-stii .La'a -I.!i
We commend II to every house-keeper
who desires to always have good bread. It
is also proper to state that the Excelsior
Manufacturing Company can supply every
article that Is desirable and useful in your
kitchen, and can At out our tinsmith with
all the stamped and japanned ware that he
may require. and sell him at ..hard pan
rates." Give them a call tlsf = i-F
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-03-09

Farmers, 1 have now on hand the cele-
brated Browns Illinois Corn Planter. Also
the Self Dropping Planter. for drill or check
row planting. Please call and examine, and
satisfy yourself that Browns S Illinois Planter
is the only reliable planter in use. w. T.
Den, Agent.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-03-09
Z sUBscRIPTIONs-Is7I.

9... IFFW y!fT I-h-'A9 o. . .LaI
Harpers Magazine, one year-.........--...,s4 - 90
An Extra Copy1of either the Magazine weekly,
or Bazaar will be supplied gats tor every Club OF
Five Subscribers AT Sl0C, without eNtr1l copy .'
Subscriptions 10 Harpers Magazine, Weekly and
Bazaar TO one address for one year sfo. or, two OF
Harpers Periodicals, To one address for one year,
eG-Back numbers can be supplied at anytime.
prfsirr II voItnfes III feat clotif binding Wit be
sent Ly express. freight at expense of purchaser,
for Sy35 per volume Single volumes by mail post
paid sA Cloth cases for binding, 5scents. By mall
postpaid. L.
. The postage on shIRrpers Magazine is acehts q
year Which must he paid at the subscribers post
.,tAra Address gf(g
HARPER & BROTHERS, New York.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-03-09

o. A. Thurman-a young man whose
business experience in the city OF Brown-
Vile, eminentIy fits him rs a Druggist, opens
up lively and paying business in the old
Holiday Drug Store. His many friends and
others patronize him because of his gentle
manly treatment, his fair dealing, and
prompt attention 10 business.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-03-09

BIacksInfths, Wagon and d'Carriage max
ers wfii be pleased TO learn that there is a
depot for their supplies near home, where
they can get everything they need and at
prices competing farvorably with Chicago
and ST Louis markets MeSsrs. Mansfield,
ElIingwood &. Co., of st. Joseph, Mo-, keep a
large ard varied stock of Iron. Steel. Wood
Work, Carriage Makers Hardware, and all
other articl,s used in the manufacture OF
Wagons, PIows ani eRriBges. Can Aop
them, or wrtte1or thesir prizes. aud we feel
confident YOU will be wcIi pleased l6-iy'
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-03-09

Advice.-A little advice now and then, is
good for the best of men. Take heed, there
fore, and when you want something that is
nice in the way OF nice Sash, call at the
Lumber yard of Kilbourn, Jenkins & Co.,
and you are sure to find it, -f.-| - A..
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-03-09

We had the pleasure OF call, this week,
from Mr.. Bargis, of Iachmond, Indiana. He
reports Mrs. Bargts--thes Bazaar lady of
Brownville some two years since-and Miss
Bargis, the baby, in the enjoyment of good
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-03-09

short ride, this week, into the country,
brought us in full view of the farmer at his
Spring work. Some wheat has been sown
this week, and if the weather holds favora-
BILE the bulk Of the Spring sowing will be
finished next week.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-03-09

Judging from the sales of Pine Lumber
and building material generally, made by
j. T. Bell the country west must be rapidly
improving with first-ciass buildings, for this
yard alone loads from ten 10 twenty teams
per day. People are finding out more every
oa5 JaSt where to get their lumber low down
for cash
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-03-09
Newt. NJ, HOltzinger is now Overhal

Newt. NJ. HOltzinger is now overhaul
ing the stocks of Eastern wholeaale Furni-
ture dealers with n view TO order such as
this market requires. The whitley furhi-
ture House is looking for the advanced pack
ages of Nevis purchases soon. Mr. Wioiey
says that business is improving, ana, juds-
ing from the teams which he loads hourly
for the interior. we think SO TO. s.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-03-09

The weather the past week has been very
mild, warm and spr1nglllSe. The roads are
now in good condition excepting just at the
margin of unhridged streams. AS we go to
press, it is cloudy and rain is expected TO fall
soon.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-03-09
NOTICE..

The regular term of the Probate Court for
the trial of civil eases for all sums over one
hundred dollars and under three hundred
dollars, will be held at the office of the Pro-
bate Judge in the city Of BrownvilIe, Nema-
ha county. Nebraska. commencing on the
first Monday of each calendar month";. or
-~-Fi u'iia co. a. W. MOREA AN, T!-tsli
S-u " Hs..- Probate Judge. II
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-03-09

seheol Districts in need of School Fur
hIture of any kind, will find a full line of
sSihlHes, from which TO select, at Moore's
BOOK Store. lie also has fine stating for
hiack- boards, such as is now used in our
city school building. Call early and leave
your orders. School Maps, Charts, &c, at
,e~ prices, and easy terms. Remember the
Dook Store, next door 10 the Post Office. 2t.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-03-09
rnaaess,9fssel, ,,, s,s !, sss. s & 'rk
HARpER,S TrAGAZINE
of the Press.

Notices of the Press .
A-Smorc- ShtfuS travels are printed In the En-
~ glish, language than appear pfrl elpi1lly. IN
IIar5pr Magazine they ure read With equal m
teresi andsalisfaetiou 10y bOSs gfeyery sr1ds from
eighteen to- eighty It's Scentnc papers while sui
ficientiy profoundlIo demand the sttention OF the
learned are yet admirably adapted 10 the popular
understanding, and designed ns tnpc ~ di1use s$T
rect Information concerning current scientific dis
covery il could be ifnwHi tbe organ OF the Sc
ciety for the Diffusion of Useful knowledge. The
yreut design; of rIEafl ler5fi. 1T fo9giYe corrcet
Information and lational amusement TO the great
masses iof the people. There are few Intelligent
would not lie an appreciated and highly welcome
gueSt There is no monthly magaIine an Intelligent
reading ianiS tssh less aflor,ytObe Without" Mary
magazines are .accumuated. Harper - edited.
Tifere il not magazine tlratfS printed which shows
mechanical execution THERE'S not a1chpaper
magazine published There - mol enlresedIy, q
more popular magazine in the wsrd--1Netc England
Il Is 6fe Of tie wohaers OF etiito-
rial mgaIagsineHt st "Harpersf ms INefiOai ~. j.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-03-09
4Sdwtf
SHERMAN HOUsE.

This house, untier the management of its
affable proprietor @! NJ Kstuffs,an, lissune of
the best accommodations for The weary and
hungry traveller along the Missouri river
For good meals. COED beds, accommodating
host and walters IL stands unriva1Ied. > DIV
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-03-09
BUILDERS REMEMBER

The place to buy cheap and good Lumber,
ETC., is atBeifs. The stock, is man umetufed
In the west, and kept in the best condition
IL you wish anything in thht line, give them
q call. lIn 911.- q q. = ~. ~ -.1-. IL "a
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-03-09

Removable. F.. Souder has removed his
shop one door east OF his old stand where he
will be glad TO see all his oidcustemers- Ev-
erything in the harness line at hard times
prices for cusb. .-f--- bsf-. - III 20-4t
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-03-09

w. ID. .SheIlenberger our extensive
Hardware merchant, is now east for goods.
He will. visit ST. Louis. Cincinnati. Pitts
burgh, Philadelphia, New York and Chicago
He is determined to supply the South Platte
with his class OF goods: .et ~
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-03-09

n. May d Co., have a good assortment
Of goods on hand which they wish to sell at
cost, aS they wish To retire from business as
soon AZ they can close out their stock, which
they are prepared TO do AT a baIgain.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-03-09
All. w, Morgan

All. w. Morgan, the enterprising Merch-
ant Tailor, of this city, has just received a
we'll assorted stock OF Cloths, ami Mr.. Doleii
stands ready with tape and shears To cut
fhem into the latest style of neither or upper
garments. They Invite inspection, in well
lighted room. Those who like clothes 10 nj
and wear will give them a call.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-03-09

We arc surprised to see the amount
of Lumber being sold ut Kilbourn Jenkins,
Il Cos, Lumber Yard this week, from the
fact that the roads were slightly muddy and
somewhat slippery.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-03-09

Picturss.-W.w w. Mountis in town again
with his Eagle" Those in want of pictures
Will do we'll 10 call soon, for his superiority
as an artist is admitted by all. He will re-
main but short time ..-- .-
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-03-09

Dealers buying al st. Joseph will find II
20 their interest TO call on MesSrs. Mansfield
EllingwoOd & Co. Their stock of Agricultu-
raj Implements. Iron, Steel, Hardware,
Wood Work, &c., is large and complete.
They are gentlemen TO deal with, and offer
liberal discounts to the trade. l6-ly.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-03-09

The Advertiser Job Rooms still continue
to turn out job work first class, and on time.
But if the demand increases in the next
twelve months as 1t has in the past, we will
be compelled to get one or two more job
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-03-09

A. Robinson, the boot and shoemaker Of
the city, is selling out at cost. to make room
for a new and large stock. Call If you want
bargains. 2O-2t
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-03-09

F. E. johnson & CO., are selling goods
right ahead and find the business lively
They keep a general assortment ofaii classes
of Goods and are happy to see their custom
ers at all business hours iii f.. El3ue Hy-t
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-03-09

A. May d Co.. are doing good business,
Tor these dull times. They offer first class
goods at near cost, and are ready TO wait
upon customers. and charge nothing for
showing thetr goods. Give them a call, be-
fore purchasing elsewhere.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-03-09

Cemetry AssOciation.-The Board Of
Directors are about letting the contract for
the erection Of q cottage residence on the
Cemetry grounds The ladies viii he around
to colIeff the subscriptions theeornffg weef !.
We hope the sabseEl'ers viii he prom4t in
paving up- s,as.s.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-03-09

A constant effort to please and satisfy
his guests is the only phrase that Will apply
to the conduct of Geo. DaugherIyof the Res
taurant next door to CarSon's Bank; and his
success is truly wonderful. Try himi
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-03-09

I4at.sf frcra PaiSs.-TIseei city of Paris tIas
been authorized to contract for a loan OF two
hundred million francs, and Icvya munich
pal war tax; but this will not prevent XII
bourn, Jenkins & Co., from selling lumber.
lath.. shingles, &c, cheaper than can De
bought anywhere in this land district.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-03-09
EREAT R.RGAIysINI,vDlI

5000 acres of Tnimproved Land on terms
to suit the purchaser 10 improved Farms
good Land and good location. Apply at
VIM. j. AUSUIN'S
. 10 5r h'i' -t'ts - Real Estate Office. f"i
4Sdwtf .E3fi Jigl-tyCfr Il. U4Brownyille. g..
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-03-09
Claws Patent Weather strip.-Swan

Bro. are agents for this Weather str'p'
which effectually keeps out all rain, snow
ard wind from under all doors or windows,
To which it is applied. They have the agen-
cy for Richardson. Johnson, Pawnee ana
Gage counties. Applications to them at
incir store in This city, will receive prompt
attention. II
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-03-09

ktlbOUrn, sschAihs q w., CplIiei 'o''''i
and Main streets, in this city, have CONSTANT
Is on hand a full stock Of the best Pine Lum-
ber of all kinds: also. also Sash, Doors, Biinds
shingles, hath, Mouldings, Frames, ETC., etc.,
which they are selling at the lowest possible
figures for which the same can be got out OF
the log and shipped 10 this point. They are
determined To continue as heretofore TO sup
ply the bulk of lumbes, etc, used in this
Land District. Call and see them! 46tfdw
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-03-09
SUBSCRIPTIONs-Is7L
TERMS. ....Frs

Hsrpers weekly, one year----.-.-----.---sf %
An Extra Copy of either the Magaze, sMeek or
Subscribers Al e. % each in one remittance; or SlI
Copies for s5lDO without extra copy. - -. j,
ssIbscriptsof,s 20 IIarI,ers Magazine. Weekly ana
B,,zar TO one address Tor bns gear. so; 0rSrNoo
UarDer's Periodicals, TO one address, for off year
sx-Raek Numoers can besHppliesi al any time
Z, The Annual Volumes OF fIta<pers Wfekiy IN neat
etotf, binding Wi Be sentbS express flee of ex-
penss..for & eacis A. complete sch comprising
Ioui teen Volumes, sent oa receipt OF cash q; me
fatsof ssS per velnae. freight az ~ Pense of par-
The postage on HarpeT,s Weekly Is y cents q ear
which mus be paid az tie ssbscribess p6St oiee
FRAY KNIv -, for sale by w.sDo Dos5enenbetger
II 10. - Main Streets MePhers' ~ tstock. BFsyn
vile, Neb. -. - - -, :. = dwtf
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-03-09

Furst e. Bradiey's and Smiths Walking
Wheel Cultivator. Full stock, at F. A. sTis-
del & Co.'S. O-2t.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-03-09

Extra copies OF this paper can always be
had at this Office, or at the book store of 4,
B. Moore.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-03-09

See advertisement Of DIR. Butts Dispense
ry, headed Book for the Miliion-Marriage
Guide-in another column. 1t should be
read by all. N-ly.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-03-09

Free.-You have free right Of free Am
erican citizen, to call at Kiibourn. Jenkins
Co., and see the stacks of Doors, Sash
Lath, Pickets, &c. &C., there piled up for your
inspection. .-,f
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-03-09

Blooded Stock.-Jno. l.. Carson has q
few pairs Of Chester and Suffolk Pigs for
sale-purchasers will apply at office or ON
farm near London. ai4 ia l..
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-03-09

Geo. Daugherty has the reputation of
getting up the best Oyster Suppers, Of any
house in the city.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-03-09

BE IL Remembe red.-Dr. Henry's Root
and Plant Pills are the great Liver medicine
of the age. Every box warranted. See adj
vertisement in another column. 20-4t.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-03-09

The Rev. Mr.. MuIlis, of the Christian
Church, has been holding series of meetings
IN this city, which have resulted in the con-
version and baptism of four persons. Mr..
MulIis rs quite an able man.