Nebraska advertiser., 1872-08-15

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THE ADVERTISER
q,TTT-RSDAY, AUGUST -. 1872.
Publishers Notices.
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a~ Ha. % Main street, next door to the Postolic
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CAFFREY & HACKER,
Publishers Advertiser.
CITY AND COUNTY.
Geo. s. Dunn, Deputy Collector, ar
r;ved home from q collecting tril
upst. last Saturday evening.
Glasgow No. l Chewing Tobacco
t,r sale aft. L. Johnson's, A. II. Gil
-oore's and Brown & French's. 1t i
the Old Reliable!
Religious.
Rev. T. J. Morgan will preach il
fba raptizt Church, this city, on Sun
dav next. at 10 o'clock A. N.
I is but seldom we come across
I : Law as lengthy as the one We
r,bIisb this week. Next week oul
frst rgge will contain a fresh variety
of reading matter.
Rossell lost his dog Joe" and aa:
rarffsed it in the Democrat and AID
vrRTIsER. The advertisement in the
ADVERTISER found Joe" in Aspin-
wal and Rossell is now happy.
On Friday night our Republican ar
rrery,ne!, fired a salute in honor of
tbe victory in North Carolina. Again
thev found the cannon spiked-this
time. however, with a wooden plug
ging.
We are pleased to see Homer John
son, Esq, at home again, after an ab-
sence Of five weeks. He reports crops
here as far superior to those in any
State between this and New York, in
Guiding the latter.
Subscribers at a distance need not,
Oh relnitting forsuhscription, require
Of Us a receipt, inasmuch as the slip
upon which their address is printed
denotes, weekly, their status on our
subscription books.
The promptness of Strces Commits
sioner Campbell, in repairing the road
from Judge Hewett's residence, to ac-
commoda;e the public attending the
funera! of the late Mrs. Atkinson,
was c0mmemdahle.
The bottom road from here to Ne
maha City is susceptible of much i'm
provement Where is the Supervisor?
In times like these, when trade is trade.
4. a.
UhehooveS us.to see that every road
Is 50 that a farmer can bring in a load
OF wheat. corn, oats or garden sas,'
And haul back his coffee and things!
Mr.. EDIToR:-I aHl requested by
Capt. II. NJ. Atkinson, through your
columns, 10 cx gresa his sincere and
hearty thanks TO the many friends
who kindly showed their sympathy
and rendered thcir assistance during
the recent Illness of his deceased wife.
JOHN T. BAIRD.
The dirty scribblero of the Democrat
challenged Us some two weeks since
70 bet that lac did not own the mate
rial or the Office over which he pre-
sided, knowing full we'll that it was
covered s-ith a mortgage. Last week
he was obliged to give q new mortgage
covering what little material he had
added since the old mortgage vas Civ
en-. He would rather sacrifice to lie
than to make money by telling the
truth.
Colhapp Brothers are shipping con-
siderable tobacco to nearly all points
west, north and south of this, as well
as supplying considerable to mer-
chants in Missouri. \ few such en-
terprises as this would soon have the
effect Of placing Brownville on a
good footing with the commercial
world. The home products for other
as profitable manufactures are album
dant here, and constantly beckOning
enterprise To take hold.
1Attt Il j ElhcTtel III llliS CITY WIN
Gays he agrees with Greeley in that
febel soldiers shouh$ be pensioned
Ike unto Federal soldiers. This, of
course, was what Greeley meant when
he said in his Nicksburg speech, that
he hoped the day was not far distant
when the soldiers who fought under
p Lee and Johnson would stand as high
IN popular favor as those who fought
under Grant and sherman. This is
what is meant 10y "clasping hands
over the bloody chasm."
Nemaho County AgrIcuIturRI and Ne