Nebraska advertiser., 1873-06-26

eclipse any he saw in Iowa.
! - The Kansas Magazine for July /
received. Il is brim-full of goo,
things. We know of no richer trea
than a perusal of the Kansas.
Hon. Isham Reavis, formerly U
S. Judge and late resident of Arizona
has returned to Falls City and viii
make that place his future home.
The Cholera is gradually making
its way up the large rivers. Clean
up before it reaches Brownville and
we may escape the dreadful scourge.
- When Capt. Crapster of the
"Mountsineer" was got up there was
plenty of good material on hand and
it was unsparingly used. A nobler
] gentleman never paced the deck Of a
steamer.
-HetEel has erected q slightly avn
ing in front Of his store which viii
serve to preserve the alabaster COM
pleXion Of Hetz. and Rufe Leach, and
afford protection to pedestrians from
the falling rain.
Col. Tom Majors was in the city
last Monday and paid us a visit.
Toms hair is as long as was Samp-
sons, and he still wears the smile so
Indigenous to the family of which
he is the pride and boast.
The organization of Oranges in
this county has resulted in one motto
able benefit, viz: the reduction Of the
price Of goods. Ali of our merchants
have lowered the value Of their goods
to cash basis. We speak from the
card when we make this announce
nent.
"A Mrs. Morse, hailing from His,
held forth in this city Monday night
on Spiritualism. Shortly after she
opened we heard an item rolling down
stairs and sped after it. The hall be-
ing so hot we did not return for the
balance of the lecture, bat learn that
her effort was an able one.
- The Star Hotel has again chang
ed hands, this time falling under con-
troll Of w. s. Clark, a gentleman who
knows how to keep hotel, and who
designs expending all the ability !
which time and experience has favor
ed him with, in providing for the
comfort and pleasure OF his guests.
We deeply regret to see recorded /
in Wednesdays State journal, the !
death of J. III. Jamison, Esq, ofLin-
co'p cf the firm of Stout & Jamison. |
His death was occasioncd by a car
bunc.e, which spread from its seat on |
the back Of his neck until it involved /
the muscles of the throat and the lar
ynx, penetrating TO the arteries and |
causing gangrene.
- What one man can do IS illustrn-
ted by Nemaha City man who last
year planted and cultivated 30 acres
Of corn, besides hauling TO the river
10000 bushels, or g, $4,000 lbs Of corn,
which, allowing 3i3 working days In
the year. makes 1884 lbs. per day,
reduced to pounds per hour, counting
10 hours for days work and we have
] ,252l lbs, Or about q lbs a minute.
We cali upon our City Marshal
TO make All example Of some of the
urchins of the city whose mouths are
continually rolling out horrid oaths.
Profanity in man is outrageous, but
in children it is sickening. Surely
there is law prohibiting it, and it
should be enforced. BY such enforce
ment the attention of parents will be
called to their duty.
"A lady carrying an infant child
missed her footing when leaving Me
Pherson Hall Monday night and slid
down stairs on the back of her head.
Upon landing a5 the bottom of the
flight the child was neither injured
or frightened, but seemingly more
content than when listening to Mrs.
lecture. The mother soon re-
covered her equipose and walked
home but little the worse for her ad-
Several gentlemen who attended
the Band Festival last Thursday night
1
didn't tote fair. They bought neck
ties, and then put them in their pock-
cts until after making voyage of dis
covery, ascertained whether or not
the match was appended to the sbouI-
der of the lady they preferred. The
was a number Of them
bought several neck ties and didn't
get airy woman. II. G. Lett found
his favorite the first time.
We paid visit TO Peru the other
day and found business there pretty I
lively. especially in the grain trade.
The Normal School building is near
Iy completed which will add much
to the beauty of the place. From It's
grounds one has a fine view of the
town which lies below it and around
which the Missouri River runs like
dirty white satin ribbon. We were
too late to witness any considerable ;
amount OF School exercises, but our
valued correspondent Jeannette Har- |
ding gives 4 full report in this issue ]
IF our paper.
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