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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-05-24
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The Union Journal says: That the
prospects for an abundant crop Of wheat
are quite gloomy. The rust and tay have
,ken complete possession of it in ,naEy
localities, and from al! quarters fears ars
expressed that no more than one quarief
FAN average crop will be made. =. =. =
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-05-24
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"Wednesday, May a, 1871,
The Chester Reporter.

We are pleased 10 find the Chester
Reporter again among our exchanges
Its editor and proprietor, f. :. Achure'
Esq, makes tia good paper and Wi!
wake up for past delays. We wish him
success.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-05-24
COMMERCIALS

NkwBgRRY, S. C., May 23.-Cottou lie.
LIVERPOOL, Mav 22-Eyening.-CottoT
du;I-up!ands 7s n; Orleans u "a ~; ;;cstl &
- 900 bales. -. - ~ ;,
New Yoaz, May 22-7 P. ,M.-Gaad Iii .
liz. Cotton quiet, with sales Of 2 J99 balc-s
at l6. -
CHARLESTON, May 2-Cotton duIi-mid-:
AEe UsrA. May 22.-Cottcns closed quiet
weak, middling 14s. ~; .;
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-05-24

"T:.a!SGroS, May l5.-Tae statement
,,a:,= in the Northern papers, based on a
rs!sscsm Of the Associated Press sent
:7oa, .,,is point May 10Th. that the Rob
..oa county outlaws are ku K!ux is
-r:,osous. Lowry. Applewhite and
x,:5.g. the recognized leaders of the
~, IRE al regroes. and il i< net known
-; = eagle White ,Hsn '> "'nH"''c''
-ss go sa1t.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-05-24

The Outrage Committee adopted the
following Senator's Scott. Pool and
Blair, snl representatives Poland, Ste
venson, Colburn, Beck and Eantrump
are the subcommittee, 70 held sessions
in Washington. with power to Aend
subs from tie srb bcon,mit:ee throughout
The South. This arrangement lasts until
Septcmhrr 90, w'.n t,c full committee
will moct and arrange further pro
C!a:nn1o
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-05-24
SOUTH OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES COUNTY.

Personally appeared before me D. Mower,
and made oath that the within account amount
ing 10 Eleven Hundred and TbirtS-nlne Dollars
and Th:rty-siN Gents is truly and justly due
him, and that the SAME. nor any part thereof,
has TO. been paid by discount or otherwise. di-
rectly or indirectly. D. MOWER
sworn to before me 18th April. A. D. ISL.
THuS VI. LAKE. c. c. z. y. {.
Approved by order 3. Z. e., and draft issued
Aprl! 25. 1871. SIMEON 1OUHE.
{. L. G. {.
Einh;Gg sHch corruption, Yena!;:y and rob
berry 20 vxi,1 ia the aforesaid Board OF Cons
mi: ,irnrvs. tho Grand Jurors sc! It ;!Icir
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-05-24
LOCAL..

ST. LuKE's (EP1scoPAL) CHURCH Dis
vine service may hereafter be expected on
every second and fourth Sabbath of the
month. The holy sacrament Of the Lords
Supper will be administered at the next
stared service.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-05-24
Notice Of Sale.

WIZ be sold at the residence Of W
FRANKLIN, on Saturday the 10th Of !
lor Of Bedding and Kitchen Furnirr
property Of Ms. Margaret Caliv
ceased. 'i.r.:,s Of Sa:c ca:h.
Nay -, 2!-3t. j.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-05-24
oBITTaRY.

DsEn, at Springfield" ncsr Sesberrg,
:. g.. on the 9Th day Of: May instant, Of
~hoopine cough and congestion Of lungs,
Helen Pope, infant; danghterz Of Sampson
and Heea Pope, aged II months and ls,
days .E-.-.- ....:-.s.s......> .>s--s= = e.
And OH the li.h day Of yav instant, Of
the same diseases, William q. Pope, infaSs
son Of SampSon and Helen -!iope, a.ed 4
Years. / months and l. days. .....
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-05-24

CAKE SPaEADs.-Thc allcady famous
Baltimore corner will become more so when
it is known that it has in bulk box Of
ginger cakes, each Of which might serve for
bed spread. Mothers will find thcm IN
excellent substitute for quilts, as when the
little ones get restless under cover, instead Of
kicking and crying and m liking nigh: hilcous
with their noise, until they arc quieted
after the usual approved style, aud waking
up papa besides, al She has to do is to insert
one corner OF the cake into lit'y, twceiy,
darling's great, big, ugly mouth, and the
difficulty is settled at once. In the morning
there isno cover to fold up either, the little
darling has taken itinto his bread basket. Oh
dear, what I man is Wicker, embrace him yc
mothers, and little children clasp him round
the knees, his ginger cakes arc so good.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-05-24

THE PREsESTMENT Of the Grand Jury fur
nishcd US by officers Of the Court, and found
in another column, will he read with much
interest. So plain is the statement of facts
contained in this admirable report, the best
one of its kind that We have ever read-that
needs no comment or reference from US.
We simply compliment the Intelligence Of
the Grand Jury and the patriotism displayed
appreciation.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-05-24

SoLDlERs.-A detachment Of soldiers ar
rived here during the past week, numbering
twenty men, and under command of Lieut..
Miller. The detachment is cncamped in
rear OF the Summers residence. This is not
the first visit of Lieut.. Miller, he having been
on spccill service here before. We arc not
certain, bat imagine that he is attached to
Ncwberry, and when the cruel war is over,
and the millennium comes, the time when
swords shall be turned into pruning hooks,
when it shall be no longer necessary TO
mount barbcd steeds to fright the souls Of
fearful adTersarics, and bruised arms shall
be hung up as monuments, We believe he
will finally settle in our midst. Ills uniform
courtesy and gcntlemanly bearing have won
for him the respect of the entire community.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-05-24

INTEGEsrING.-Thc card elsewhere, under
signature of Mr.. ID. K. phfcr, will be read
with much pleasure. In severing his con-
ncctiun with aplr:y so inimical to the best
interests Of society and honesty he has taken
step which will advance him materially.
That he has held to the party SO long has
been a source Of modification to many. In
pcrtant services rendered by him already,
give great satisfaction. May his example
be followed soon BY others.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-05-24

SCRAPS.-
"Parson wish could take my gold with
me-" said dying deacon to his pastor. "lt
might melt" was the consoling reply.
An editor in Alabama having read an artl-
Gle in Halls Journal of Health advising that
husband and wife should sleep in SCI a'ate
rooms, says: CDR. Hall can sleep when and
where he chooses, but for himself he intends
to sleep where he can defend his wife glinst
rats and al other nocturnal foes as long as
be has got one 10 defend"
Some one says that the quotation BLESSED
is the man who invented Sleep" is very well,
but the man who invented fap.jacks and
maple sugar is more to be blessed.
1t is said that the "editors drawer in uar-
pers magazine, is made up by woman. So
are great many editors drawers.
The young ladies Of the Female Seminary
will have their annual Picnic on this Friday
at Major Jones' tanncry, instead OF the Mill
on Bush River. So much the better, as there
will be- no danger run either from railroad
explosions or falling into the river. We hope
they vii! have gay time.
A certain professor in the line Of teaching
young ideas how to shoot, certainly has
chicken on the brain. Every time he meets
US he says Chicken" Not being addicted
to growing we feel indignant.
All the church organs in town having becH
repaired. and tuned in frst-ratc style, VIC may
expect good m1sic in future.
Weather cool cnous' for fire again on FRI
day last. What can he the matter With inc
Clerk? He ought 70 be 4. hd.
A boy who undertook to ride horse raa
iSh is nov practicirg on saddle of mutton
A white granite pitcher, used to water the
thirsty, at the ladies' dinner and supper in
Mayes 4 Martins new hall, saleday in April
is non comatibus to the owner. Who has il:
If left at this Office, broken set will be com
plctc.
Augusta has but Ia ely enjoyed the pleas
ure of a boat race, and now has an ice cream
garden. The next thing will be a case o
Ku k!ux. Newbcrry is ahead in this, ano
besides has had the whoopins cough.
An African Church in Savannah has lately
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-05-24

4 SERESADE.-In the language Of our
long lost Schmitt, q "screnade was brought
to our house" on Thurs day night 1t came
in through the gate, took possession Of the
piazza, discourscd divincly at one front win
dow, and crossed over and woke the echoes
at the other window No other sound was
heard. All was still in the house. The see-
nadcrs then took central position in the piaz-
"a and rendered "IIomc, sweet home" Was
there nobody in the house? Of course there
was, and just there was the trouble. There
were two distinguished musicians inside,
fMr. Denck, from Columbia, domicilcd with
the local, and the other modeStly prevents
naming). Which Of these the serenade was
brought to-" it was impossible to decide.
Both kept mum-neither dared to appropri-
ate it to himself. The outside musicians, al~
post despairing, retrograded to the street,
and then struck up, very appropriately we
thought, the familiar melody, "Stop dat
knocking, dere's no use knocking at dat
door any more, dere's no use knocking at
dat door," We could not stand this, and
leapinc out of bed raised a window, and
though our fears had been greatly excited
that It might be klu Klux, we boldly spoke
a word of thanks, and regretted that having
been placed on low diet by the family physl>
clan, and half wine glassful of Motto 4
Tarrant's Liver Regulator, everything else of
a better character had been placed out of
reach. We offered them the Regulator, and
sorrow to say that twas declined. We are
satisfied that it would have done them every
one some good. They then Immediately
left. If they feel agsrieved, we do sincerely
regret it: the Regulator WIS the best we had,
and highly esteemed, aad il was offered IN
kininrSS of heart.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-05-24

ATELEIGH (PREsBYTERIAN) CHURCH.
The bell Of this Church having been broken,
was recently sent to the foundry for recast-
iog. Ifit be possible to find the original
model, the bell may be returned to US i'll all
its sweetness Of tone. At any rate, as soon
as possible, the congregation will be again
summoned 10 the sacred edifce By the pleas
ant voice of the bell.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-05-24

SPlFFLEs.-"Spifles' is the hero now,
John having played our. Spiffies by the way
though, is decidedly The LATEST man on top
of the green Garth. The way we know this
ic that he wAs seen under trying circum-
stances the other day, and we venture to say
that nincty-nine men on. Of i hundred under
the same circumstances would have acted
differently. A poor drayman was about
busting himself wide open in frantically en-
dcavoring to move j hog-hcad of bacon, and
Sp.ffl:s cooiiy looked on and lent no kind,
assisting hand. It WIS cruel, he was rcmon.
s.ratcd WITH anil asked why he dill not
help. Ills reply wa' ''I was afraid Id be
called off by some one" Did any one ever
hear such 4 reason. This local chopped" and
the hogsLcad moved like thing Of life.
Oh SpifFl:s.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-05-24

HOME INDUSTRY Farmers, planters,
mill-wrights or any one else needing ma
chinery, cannot do better than to apply to
MesSrs. Goldsmith { Kind, of Columbia, who
have an extensive foundry, and are not only
prepared for, but do large business. All
kinds Of farming machinery are manuflc-
tured by them in approved style and with
dispatch, and arc guaranteed to give salts
faction. They also execute, in handsome
patterns, castings for enclosing gardens,
cemeteries, &c. Many persons send North
for articles in their line, forgetting that just
as good, and oftcntimes better, can be had
right at home, and with the considerable
saving of freight. 1t is we'll then to think of
this, and if mills, screws, gins, presses, rail-
ings or what nor in the iron line he needed
send to Goldsmith ( Kind, Columbia; by do
ing so home industry will be encouraged.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-05-24

Too MANY DoRGs.-A we'll meaning but
unfortunate editor lately advertised that he
would take ga good dog in payment for q
years subscription. The next day. he says
that % dogs were taken TO his Office; and
two days afterward, a score or more Of far
mcrs, living at distances of from eight to
twenty miles, appeared 10 subscribe for the
naDcr, rendering dogs in payment, And, to
cap The climax, The M,yor Of the c., :: @s ':2'
tilted him that Ia: of 81 must be paid on
every dorg owned in tie place!
Had we been in his place, we'd have turns
ed our attention TO making sansagcs. For
ways that are dark" some subscribers to
country papers do beat all.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-05-24

Coed ..dvicc-hcrD cool.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-01-12

| A copy Of resolutions passed and adopted
by Nemsba Valley Lodge. No. &, A. +. d A.
| NJ, In token Of our regard for our deceased
! brother Jonas Hacker, as worthy Mason
Reso{red, That by the event Of hss death
we are sensible of the great loss this Lodge
has sustained IN being deprived Of one Of its
earnest and usost consistent Raembezs.
Resolped That We tender tO the Widow and
friends of our deceased brother, an express
ion of our sympathy and an assurance of
our fraternal regard.
Resotued, That while we are by this event
again solemnly and emblemalically remind
ed that we are all the subjects Of the King OF
Terrors and bound to that bourne whence no
traveller returns; yet, with the Holy Lights
and assurances we have of a glorious immor-
tality. We are confident our brother sill lives
In that mansion above, where all good Ma
sons hope at last TO arrive.
Resolved, That the Secretary be instructed
ia cause copy of these resolutions. properly
certified. 10 be presented to the widow OF our
deceased sEotheT, sEd cause the same 70 be
published.
'S'sAs'1 sA,Ef : 7! hfs,SS$f#i3s, SSsEi53fs Com
Jno. Bloke, W. NJ; r. T. Rainey, 5. W.;
VIM. II. McInich, J. w.
thereby certify that the foregoing is true
and correct copy OF the original resolutions
passed by Nemahs Valley Lodge. No. (, Of res
spect TO the memory OF Bro. Jonas Hacker,
deceased.
SIDNEY FRENCH, Sec'y.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-01-12
REsoIUTIoN OF THANKs,

At the stated communication of Nemaha
| Valley Lodge, No 4, A +. g. A. NJ, RroD Ira
Moore presented the Lodge. in behalf of hiss
daughter, Miss MoIlie Moore, with beauti-
| full little gift. representing In wax aud gold
those Masonic emhlems. so sacred and full OF
meaning TO all true membeEs OF our fratern-
ity, the square and Compass" and letter
&c" arranged evideRtIy by one who has an
eye for beauty and taste. The Square and
Compass are placed as they are ordinarily
found on Masonic pins. rings. &c, and are
made OF white wax, and ornamented with
al artistic arrangement OF leaves made of
the same material and bordered with gold
gliding. The &c" Is placed between, and is
also of white wax and prettily gilded. The
beauty of the whole picture is made more
apparent by the dark. rich background on
which il is fixed, and in that AS well as in
the work ITSELF the fair young artist hiss dis
played taste OF no ordinary kind. The frame
In which the work is encased, is in entire
with the balance.
AS a testimonial of thslr appreciation Of
the gift, the Lodge by uEanlmous voice
passed the following resolutions;
ResOied, That this Lodge extends to Miss
Hullle Sioore vote of thanks for the beau
liut emblem in WAX work, presented by her |
q the Lodge, And, be it further
ResOired. That the Secretary be Instructed |
- present Il copy OF these resolutions tn her |
'i!d To have them, with a description af the |
Iift, publ shed.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-01-12
HEAR YE! HEAR yr,,

In abundance and OF every size and quail
iy. al Kinds of Blacksmith's Tools. Iron
and Furnishings:
Az things needful in the Hardware line In
the Saddle and Harness busines:
everything needed in building, such as
Nails, Bolts. Locks, Latches, etc:
All kinds of Carpenters Tools:
All Kinds Of tools for Brick-layers and
Stone Masons:
All kinds of Tin and Copper Ware,
All Kinds of wire. Rubber Betting and
Packing. ETC.. low for cash, at
SHELLENBERGERS
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-01-12

This firm, dealing in Pine Lumber and all
building material that is made of pine, have
now their yard on corner of College and ist
stress stacked full, as also all the vacant
lots adjoining. They have millions of feet
Of all kinds of Pine Lumber, as yell as a
rousing stock OF Doors. blinds, etc. They
sell at the lowest possible figure, and are
selling an immense lot Of stuff Of all kinds.
froI:; ten - ff;eeG teams loading there daily
for the cOuntIes west besides their large trade
In this immediate vicinity.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-01-12
NOTES.

Proposals must be to carry the 10 all with "celer.
ty certainty, and security" using the terms of the
law, and tlsy must be guarantiec hy two respon,l-
bic persons certified 10 such by postmaster or
judge OF a court of record.
No pay wll be made for trips not performed and
for each of such omissions not satisfactorily ex-
piained three times the pay Of The Tip may be de-
Quoted For 3Trivais far behind time as TO break
connection with depending mails and not sufi-
clentiy excused one-fourth OF the compensation for
posed. unless the delinquency be satisfactorily ex
post office for suffering ii 10 be injured destroy
ed rubbed: or lost; and for refusing, after demand
70 convey the mail as frequently rs the contractor
runs, or Is concerned in running. vehicles on the
route: The Postmaster General may anlul the
contract for disobeyng the post Office laws or the
ins,rnctions Of the Department. He may alter the
schedule OF departures and arrivals and also order
an Increase of service by allowing therefor q orc
rata increase on the contract pay. He may also
curtah or discontinue the service in whole or In
part ~ q proportionate decrease Of pay) allowing
as f9ll indemnity TO the contractor months ex-
ira cofnpenssf.Op on the amount ofservice dspers-
ed with ana pro rdtd compensation for the sery-
zee retained ana continue6. Bids should be ad-
c1esseo 10 the second Assistant Postmaster Cen
eral, superscroed Proposals. S:s.e of SeEras-
ka," and sent by mail.
For forms ofproposal. &c, and other informa-
uon see advertisement of October 30 1859, and OF
offices. ~f F
JNo. A. J. CRESWELL,
Fo;tndster General.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-01-12

Seven teams iefi This city on last Tuesday
morning. for a bptiitlo hunt on the plains
h"rtA OF the Republican. Alex. Starry, Mr.
1ooh>' Jno Clark. II. Walkfr. Fl. Clark. Jno.
i""k' Henry BakeT. SAN. Summers, the two
"eA'iails' VIM, Marsh. Hugh Baker and Jno,
>uihthers, are among the armed and equipped
i'unteFs. They are confident OF bringing
oack several ton Of buffalo meat
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-01-12
Kiisaur., Jepk,n. A Co.. co,,., ro,

anu MAIN streets, in this city. have constant
~ on hand full stock of the best Pine Lum-
per al AL kiAdsi also. also Sash, Doors, Blinds.
shingles, iath, Mouldings, Frames. etc. etc.
winch they are selling at the lowest possible
ngures for which the same can be 60. out OF
the log eRa shipped To this point. They are
determined to continue as heretofore to SUD-
ply the bulk of lumbes, etc., used In this
Land District. Call and see them, 4etfdw
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-01-12
FIRST PREMIUM SIeAnx,

A. r. Cohn, OF this city. took the first pre.
MUM on Cigars. with H. c. Lett, one OF the
oest judges OF a good Cigar In the eoan,ry, a,
chairman Of the awarding ooramit,ee, and
.ne premium was deserved. Factory at No.
81 Main street. oa.,rt,
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-01-12

The FarvIew NJ +. Church will have a
donation supper at their Church. Friday
evening. January Dth, ISL. The proceeds TO
"e hon"ted 10 their pastor, j. VI. Martin. All
Things have been arranged 10 make the occ;i-
sion pleasant; and every body inyited to be
present. Admission. 30 CTS. 1874
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-01-12

atterson, of Sterling, Ill, a passenger
on last Monday by stage from the west, en-
te's al this Office bitter complaint against
the conduct OF the driver on the X d y. stage
.lne' He desired TO stop at the Reynolds
House. The driver told him he was ordered
. leave no passengers at that hotel and so
refused to stop. We have not eaQuires into
Sfe facts. bot call the attention. Of the COM
Pany 10 the complaint Tor correction.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-01-12

This house, under the rnaaasetnent Of fts
ansble proprietor C. NJ. Kssixnasn. n one OF
the best accommodations for the weary and
hungry traveller along the Missouri river
For good meals. good beds. acculn modsting
host and waters Il stands unrtvsiied. DIV
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-01-12

10 ypu want Stove ve:-Shellenberger
mas The largest stock and fullest assortment
In the west Don't be cajoled by any low
priced stove anywhere. but go where all sizes
and styles are Kept. aud where stoves are
made speciality for there you can get a good
article, as that Is his business.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-01-12

Mr. shaffer, formerly of the BrowmviIIe
brick yard, has taken AN Interest in the grist
mil So long under the control of Samuel
Bennett, near Nemaha City. Mr.. Shaffer is
a number one miller. and has the reputation
"f making the best flour in the BroYnville
market
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-01-12

The travelling public universally acknowI-
edge that the Sherman House on Main ST.,
offers the best accommodations of any hotel
in Brownville. Cy. is good and careful
manager, and looks well TO the comfort o.
his guests
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-01-12

The Late Local of the advertiser is pa
rsding the street I'm new clothes, and has gone
go far as TO try his hand at mule driving.
More experience in this direction will insure
greater success
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-01-12

Two travellers. apparently intimate s;op-
ped at the Star Hoie, ibis week. ana occu-
pied the same ronp. Barring the ujsbr one
- ing up Was asked 10y the other what WIS
,'ie matter. He answered that he haE to go
"""h' Not returning for some time the
man In bed, on examining his pocket book.
'ouhd 500 missing, Chase was immediately
given, but. as yet. the thief is AT large.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-01-12

fyou wish to save money these hard times.
you will go TO Sauder's for your Saddles, Har-
ness, Whips, &C., 81 Main street. A penny
saved is penny earned. 9wSm
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-01-12
Geo. B. Moore.

Bookseller, Stationer and Newsdealer,
next door TO the Post Office. School Books
of all kinds, Blank Books, Stationary. &c,
always on hand: School Furniture furnish
ed on short notice. Call at the Book Store
52-d
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-01-12
NOTICE.

The regular term of the Probate Court for
The trial of civil cases 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 Brownville, Nema-
ha county, Nebraska. commencing on the
nrst Monday of each calendar month.
A. W. MORGAN,
A-u Probate Judge.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-01-12

Furniture.-Furnitur by the the car
load or by the single article of good InaIeri-
al and well put up, at Il. Haunaford's
Furniture Store. Main Street, Brownville.
Cheap for cash.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-01-12

The weather thus far this month has been
One. ranging between Bo and GoO above zero.
The roads are dry and dusty,
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-01-12

Fa'roniIe home industry, and bene-
Ut yourself at the same time by using only
Coihapp Bros Natural Leaf Tobacco. For
sale at Wrisht's. Rich & ailmores and c. A.
POliock's at the Post Office.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-01-12

constant effort TO please and satisfy
hls guests IS the only phrase that will apply
To the cQaduct OF Geo. DaugherIy of the Res
taurant neSt door TO Carson's Bank and his
success is truly Wonderful. Try him!
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-01-12

The Ice in the Missouri River is out at this
point and the Ferry boat crosses regular
commencing to-day.