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The sun., 1873-09-29

"Thc Constitution says that nil trials sha II
be by jury, mud the accused Is entitled. not 10
be- first convicted by n court aud then tO he ne
quilted nv IA jury, hut to be convicted or uc-
emitted IL THE FIRST INSTANCE BY
tury." SANtIL uIAlCuroup.
The sun., 1873-09-29
The TlIbmle Of Sntnr,iny saws :

" \ correspondent IN Brooklyn informs Us that the
words 90 Iritatcl TO dadsc NEtLsuN IA thr ta-o uf
NoN.N against fAEiN Nctr not accurately stftrd lu
me mn and other New Nufk paptr- The Rngunr
used by the Judge, when proved disastrous to Nr
kARLE and vii uuuhtcss carry CONSERVATION into tlc
rUuks Of batAVlurr. ft.iINr d" IN engage
meat 70 ~. the contract Can 0e entered INTO Oe
tween lovers thout his asking n words the question
whether slc VII marry hun aud without her ans9rr
lax IN words that she viii de- 50. This contract
or engagement can he made without such words. II
tue facts and CIfCui stances sufficiently full and
ic ant 10 amount D. hs euEag mgnt were thcy or
could th', Doe arcuac. the sirt q the Law supphe-
TIE lacku speech n this Dee the law tie PlIAudt
may as wen take leave of his trade Farewell nirta.
uon y Farewell imPunity Of spooning lotharos &C.
cupation's gone
There was nothing new In the law as laid
down 10y Judge NEILsuN. lie merely applied
to the case before him principles which have
long been established, as a sound aud learned
Judge was bound TO do. Young mcn-or, as for
that Old men well, II single who carry nirt-
ing - an extent t. imply promise To marry are
just as much obligated hy such Implied promise
as II It were express; and so the law was settled
great many wears agu.
The sun., 1873-09-29

1t is special distinction Of the Hon.
FRANCIS :. THATER, Rnpublcan Secretary Of
STATE, that when he WIS member OF the Senate
he voted against the TWEED charter. Then lac
voted with rus SrS and TINS sun Is not now
Indifferent to his merits.
The sun., 1873-09-29

49, 'aoWr s. Go. have v h4' ~ state
ment showing that they have cot about eight
million dollars moro than they ow%. ~ this
pretended surplus i've millions i've hundred
thousand are IN obligations ~ the Northern
Pacific Railroad. while two millions and hall
are In second mortgage railroad bonds stocks,
SC" II this Is the icst and the most detailed
showing they can make fur themselves, their
case Is quite ~ desperate ~ anybody has ever
supposed. lfthey pay twenty cents on the dol
lar their creditors will be lucky.
The sun., 1873-09-29
That's all.

One of President GRANTS most faithful
and substantial friends seems, In this the hour
of financial discrcdit, to have deserted him.
Heretofore whenever the President was IN or
near philadelphia no one wa more constant in
his attention than Secretary BoHiE. Tho Prcsi-
dent was lis guest and he the Presidents. llut
of late Mr.. BoHIE seems to have disappeared
from view. ON the last visit to Philadelphia
Gen. GRANT was the guest Of JAY COOKE, mud
wandered, smoking, through the marble hall.
of which bcforc long tho Federal assignces will
be masters, little dreaming or h.tlc caring ~ To
what was impending. But there was no Mr.
DuBtr. This is easily accounted for. Mr.. BONtE
is a man Of sub. tsnti ial wealth, and, personally,
~ the highest honor. lie not only inherts
wealth. but he inherts proud name for COM
mcrcinl integrity. lie and his fatniy-for they
are all men ~ means-hayc no affinity with
spurious spcctiaturs and adventurous bankers
OF the j N COOKE type. The Reading Railroad
Is not the Northern Pacific, and 1t Is matter VI
reasonable Inference that, finding the President
indissuluhly hound up with the Chclton Hills
cliuue. ani with the sure Instinct that told of
coming ruin and disgrace, Mr. BlRlE and such
a- hc Thought n matter of sClf-rcsprrt Co stand
aluof rhis a q fair solution Of a pu24lng soc al
problem Mr.. DuExFL will take his hat noNt
hut Mr. GtuHGE ". CHILns viii never rcf -e
incense to Gen. GRANT as lpus a. he remains IA
ONCE.
The sun., 1873-09-29

Amusements To-Day.
Aeadt MY Of Mu,ic-fa 1fasa'a.
American Institute tihIhttn.
Brooklyr Acadcmy of Music SH'.r. ohsh'.
patr HALT Crest J.rs',ir,, tn Pilgrim.
Peoth. Theatre RP Van winsH
v.sery Theatre ts us Soco 49, suu"t
DAYS Theatre tt.If I.sn.
Dan Iir,ant- Minstrcls Tv'r'r Hfd street
Graud Opera Horse lis rt.l ii'Dia.
NIhIus Garden Hatk Cioos.
New I,ccum Theatre Nous paus
OIL mpic Theatre -Ma4au.s Afgot, CaIL
steinwG, Hall ltssA
Theatre Comiauc Nsv .u'4.tof,.
vony Pastor. st.,. si.f t.r..u,..n.
union square Theatre Rsur ofth, Kt.l,s
woods Museum Shin Fn..
The sun., 1873-09-29

l. the Republican party in this city run
in the interest If the people. Is the Tammauy
Hall Democracy Is the Apollo Hail Democ-
racyi All will doubtless answer that they are
friends Of the people that their only object h
the peoples welfare. Well, then, which of them
win incorporate in Is platform a resolution call
Ing upon the Legislature To- reduce the fees Of
the sheriff and County Clerk OF this city down
to a reasonable amount2 There Is no sense IN
paying thuse officials from SjOOOOto $1,000 u
year each, especially when all the money comes
out Of the pockets of the people.
The sun., 1873-09-29

The rcg,Gou ddND circulation OF The SCN
for me uce, cndiHg sept. q wds a. fol-
The sun., 1873-09-29

The fools are talking about continuing
the WORK OF building the Northern Paciac Rail-
road with Government aid. When they get II
we hope they Will publish the fact
The sun., 1873-09-29

Can il bee true that the Union National
Bank Of Philadelphia was forced TO suspend be-
cause all the STATE funds but Sl0,OuO were with
drawn to bolster up W. n. kEMuLF's disrcput 4
bic Institution known as the Peoples Bank
The sun., 1873-09-29

The most inn .cntol OF the colorcd m,u who,
.lth0u-u they alc dissatisfied with fU, t.-t.u
h1u-" Radicals. are not Vet ready tH II.u hl.u-
With the Democracy u MIR John j, Freeman. thr
'dliui oi the ifoait strc -iiHtitstH. tine rul'rc
uaI uItdu. Ia conversation with a gentleman
recently Mr. Freeman said that the culprtI men
were becoming greatly dissatisfied with the way
lh which they were treated hv the Republicans.
luir feeling wa not confined 10 tui, city OF
State. II prevailed in every state, His Iudg-
mcnt, me- continued, was based ON what hc read
in the newspapers published hy col1red w,u.
lie tAodght taut the dissatisfaction Ia this cltY
was caused hy tine failure of the Custom House
Nudicals To keep their promises, "Auottcr
cause, he continued, "is the determination uf
these Custom House Radicals to pT,,vut the
cgl4red mcn from naying political Organizations
~ lher own. lucy want us tu uisuand oar ASSOC
calluns' and they fTnmisc to give u- "a reurescu-
t0tion on the Central and the District Commits
tees The tolorcd Republican state Committee
meets IN this city next month to consider that
question. At the meeting last Summer we heut
the iug.cuan uf the kadical leaders and think
We can do IL again. They are
AFRAID OF Ua
~ long a. we have separate oresniyations aud
they think that they cah manage ma better II
they are broken up. But We think that we can
take better care OI ourselves Oy maintaining oar
ASSOCIATIONS"
- ia. tlluk A.. r,n tt,, ,riII a.,
The sun., 1873-09-29

In the chaos OF our financial troubles let
not those Of our community who are enabled 10
play the good Samaritan overlook the fearful
destitution in Shreveport. The death rate Of
that cty since the list inst If apr lied to our me-
tropoiis, would sum up terrific mortality Of
over 10000 " our population. These nsurcs
are truly terrible. and must speak for themselves
to every philanthropist in the country.
The sun., 1873-09-29

IHt INlIUV'IphW pNpeIs hIr slIrnt as 10
the fate Of TANAR Johnson and her gang
Of bank robbers, which was TO have been
decided on Thursday; and We infer that
the Masonic parade and the continuing
financial excitement gave her and her
friend the District Attorney respite
These coincldent Interruptions can hardly he
called godsends, for they come, one may infer
from another quarter; but they serve the pur-
pose Of glyin, these Ring rogues another chance
OF tldng WmESER 4 co. over the election.
which is a fortnight from next Tuesday II he
can only We counted In then lac will consider
himself safe, and able to stand any inculpation
that Mrs. JoHNsoNs confessions may imply
We shah look to the reports Of this week with
some interest.
The sun., 1873-09-29

The IiHe suggests that confidence ls
oven better than grcenbacks. That may be 500;
the Iim,s IL apt TO b. correct; but we have
heard Of no failure In any case where tie party
had plentiful supply Of rreeubi.k7,
The sun., 1873-09-29

The GLADSTONE Ministry have suffered
defeat IN almost every important town or
borough in England in which elections for mcn-
ber' OF Parliament have been hcld since the
prorogation The action of the British Cabinet
In making Admiral HrLyErON play policeman
toI the benefit ot "a power which Mr.. GLADSTONE
declincs to recognize Will hardly improve his
prospects before the country.
The sun., 1873-09-29

When asked Whrthcr al n the cOIOTcd Repuh-
h'ans who we're dissatisfied with the Radicals
MeIe ready to join the Democratic party, Mir.
respond To- the slightest OVertuIes from that
party, Aside tum politics, said he, "our
Democratic than by the Republican leader.
some IF the culurcd men have objected TO tie
favor of slpy.ry teIi these men tHot Mi thrt
want r. "a ruLar-c0ated pail. ! tell chem tuHt
there is little difference between voting for a
Democrat who runs uu hi4 panty ticket and
voting for "a Democrat who Is endorsed 10y tue
HyIuullt.lu-'
Nebraska advertiser., 1873-02-27
SPECIAL NOTICES.
MARRIAGE GUIDE.

EVERY ONE HIS OWN DOCTOR Being pri,
va;e Instructor for married persons or those about
o be married, to;h male aUd female. iu everything.
concerning the physiology and relations Of ourScN-
uai system, and the production and prevention Of
offspring. in>uding all the new discoveries never
before given In the English language. by NNI
FoSNG. " d. This is really a valuable and in
teTetir- work. II IS written in plain ;anguage Tor
the general reader, and i, Illustrated wija numerous
LnSravInss. AIl young married people. or those
contemplating marriage and having the least i'm.
pediment to married l.;a should read this book II
dScloSeN secrets that every one should he acguart-
with; Sill 10 Is "a book that must De locked up and
not let lie about the house. II VIII De sent ta aa-
address on receipt or 80 cents. Address Er. WN
YOUNG, 80. u6~pruec street; shoya Fourth. Phil
deirhic
Ep- AFFLICTED AND rNt,- ,-,TUNAT,.-N
matter what NAV %" yDur 1.sag-r arr-- v.l ..-r.,
vouT~el Uui p ftsr e-..r- amy once. rrr OIL ,s..-
-i.a''v" and :a-r.-1 who aC ,--. -. .u U... 1u,
other paper. -v- "a c.ly y. l-. La.r-.. li... a..a
read 70 care u.iy. 70 VIII r- taa ya... t. saving
ysG many Dollar. ra.r H..-',l ar. r.. .,ry y.ll
lie. nc. Young can De- consulted ar .u.v Of Tie.
diseases described in .i- publication ~ maf. orat
his office, No. 40 Spruce street G.c, Fourth PAIL
ade!phia. septaGra6
Nebraska advertiser., 1873-02-27
County Teachers, Jns.I,u.e


; This institute will be held at Faii
view. (near Thompeon's MILL com
mencing Thursday evening. March 6
aud to hold over Friday aud Satur
day.
PROGRAMME OF EXERCISES FOR THE
EVENING SESSION.
Thursday evening, O'Clock D. m
Opening exercises, after which Gen.
L. j. Morgan, Principal of the State
Normal School, will deliver the open
| ing ;alfress.
Friday morning exercises will com
mence at s! O'clock. The exercises
of the day will consist of class drills
and discussion.
4 p. m.-Adjourn.
Friday evening-Music. short talk
by Prof. Rich, of Brownville. and al
so an essay by Mrs. f. J. Ebright.
Saturday morning. 81 O'Clock -
Opening exercises. The exercises of
the day will consist i'm class drills and
DISCUSSIONS.
Up. m.-Adj0urn.
Saturday evening, p. m.-Nusic.
Lecture by Prof II. II. Straight.
We expect to meet all the teachers
of Nemaha county at this institute.
The programme for Friday will he
read on Thursday evening. also the
programme for Saturday will be read
on Friday evening.
We expect the institute to be "a
grand success. We feel that we can
exDect nothing short of this. and
would like TO have every teacher pres
ent. We also extend the invitation TO
the friends in general. We will rry
and make il the most interesting it,
stitute ever held in the county, so
come ont all of you. We have the
promise of free entertaiDment.
5. NJ MCGREw,
County Supt.
Nebraska advertiser., 1873-02-27

ST. DEROIE TEACHERS I1STI-
TUTE.

/ Programme of Teachers InsIitut,
to be held at st. Deroin to cOmmenc,
oil Friday evening, February %, lS7,
and to hold over Saturday.
Friday evening : P. NJ opening ex
ercise.
Z! Discussion. Topic-Should par
ents be compelled to send their chill
dren to school? Leading disputaut,
II. NJ. Jones aud G.. w. McGnweir.
Saturday morning, 81 A. NJ. opening
exercise.
8 to 10 class drill in Mental Arith-
metic. w. II. Berger.
10 to II Fundamental Rules in Ar
ithmetic, F. VI. King.
II TO II Division of Fractions, l..
McCoOk.
II to l2l Dinner.
i! to General exercise.
10 Reading by James Hacker
, II Longitude and Time, by Y.
b. Catlin.
3 to / Geography by P Crother.
Miscellaneous business.
We bespeak for 1T. Deroin a good
time, and would like TO meet every
one interested in the subject OF educa-
ton, where the people of St. Deroin
have fine school building and a good
school and are anxjU4SS 10 sop a full
turn out. Arrangements will be
made to entertain those from dis
tance free Of charge. So conre out
early on Friday evening.
S. w. MCGREw,
Nebraska advertiser., 1873-02-27
Manhood. How Lost, How Restored

yTSfEy n Just published. q new edition or Dr.,
~ ROBERT J. CULVFRWTI is Gel.
-[FSss-z2<sS ebIItcI Essay or tie rrs',-1f c1Y.
tg..tAout meticinel Of Spermatboru,. or ScI1-u.s
WeJSucss, involuntary Seminal Emissions. Sev-
UIl Debility, and Imredimcuts 10 Marriage Cen
orally; Nervousness. Consumption. Epilepsy. aud
Fits; Mental and Physical Iucapaclty resu.JnsS
from SeIEAbuse or sexual ENtrayagaHCe.
re Price, in a sealed envelope. only cents.
The wo-3d-renoW.ed author IN this admirable
Lecture, clearly proves from Eis oVn experience
hat the awful consequence of ~e'fAbJ~r may be-
eI-ctU-ily femC~rd without medicines and with.
our dangerous surgical operations. b11ges iustru-
mcui-. rings or c0rj!aIS, F1.ntiu= ont moHe of
cure Ec once certain ard efeClGu isy t5Ilef c.ery
sUg,-rr, Hy:ter Nhac Eircouditlou u4 ~ 80. may
be may cure himself cH5UpIy. privsrety, and rad
iCaliy.
r. bis Lee aEe sl0IIf bc n the hands o. eve
ry youth and every man in The i.nf
Sent under seal 10 any address. in FIais seried
envelope on the receipt Of six cents or two post
age stamps. Also. nr. Culyerwel-s Marriage
Guide" prices cents. AdIrcs- thc Publisher
CHAS. J. c. KLINE & co.
I2y E3Svery, New York, Post Office Box 4, ,j>6
2ly
Nebraska advertiser., 1873-02-27

Strangers in the city will find the
Union Hotel first-c class in every par.
ticular. The rnUnIs, beds tai ahd
in fact everything that tends To the
comfort Of the traveller, are carefully
looked To hy George aud hi, e.tima-
ble lady, assisted by first-cIass corps
OF arti-tes i'm the dining room and
Kitchen. Try the Union once. and
wr are sure YOU will not 20 away di~-
satisfied. but will stop at no other
!iuu>t while in The city.
Nebraska advertiser., 1873-02-27

SOCIAL DIRECTORY.

..rlrv Lodge 10. 8. :. =. & 4. u.
See .I .Hr--l. evening ia each
=. re.-al-I. --, ~-r.- j1HS BLAR r.
lille fbapiar No. {. Il. \. N.--tatga
EF-N ..-E l.-..- lu rtr.. month 4.
B. p. E.aEr- ~egE-
...r,f 40. p ". -. - =. =. NJ
"..-. . Monday d.. r.n. month.
D. ~. TSH. ELaEE Recorder.
-,- ..-.g.It commanders 10. 3. Is. T.-~--te..
u. r H..lE IH each L.H-La- JHES
..r-. @. 8. 'EEIHI- Recorder.
.rE.sfs t,r.r.a,rc. ',0. C.}, n. RI. u.
D. -....-- E-.. .. raa lf.- Mon
...-ssE. -.-. JauS bLsKE- Rec
.....-...- -. p Hr'e-. 10 tl.e Eastern star
l-.. .. Monday lr ta.. month
$ q N. II EE- HAEE +.
.--.- -.i. lodge No. ,, I. q. %. Regular D..
Nebraska advertiser., 1873-02-27
On NInrrInrr-

HaTry relief for Young men from the effects oi
ErrorSGEd Abuses m Early life Manhood restored.
Nervous debility cured. ImUedimeu;s To- marriage.
removed. New method of treatment. New au,f
remarkable remcties. Books and Circulars sent
free. in sealed envelopes.
AiGre=7. HOWARD ASSOCIATION. No. aSouth
Ninth 81. PhiIadcphEe-an InsJitutiod having p
high reputation FOR honorable Corouct and profcs-
SIGNAL skill vf-uigvI
Nebraska advertiser., 1873-02-27

7 Az SELLING MEMS OVER-
COHTS IND CLOT THiNG or ILL
KINDS. FLINNELN AND LI-
DIES FTR.S 4 + PRIME tONT
4 LSO IL " 4 LIRFE .STDCh
OFSTiPLE DRY GODiJ.S. .SjIOES
4 NJ BOOTS AND GROCERIES
IFIICN ! SELF Low nc H7N
FOR CfSH OK CORN N TIE
EAR. CALL AND SEE We.
GEORGE MARION.
Nebraska advertiser., 1873-02-27

TIE OAK LEAF.-The genuine
Charter Oak Stoves have AN oak leaf
on The side doors, and are Stamped
with the name Of Giles + Fillcy.
- Louis" When buying one OF
them, therefore, look out for these
proofs Of genuiuess, and reject all that
30 not have them.
Nebraska advertiser., 1873-02-27

Swan & Brother have on hand
choice spring amt fall wheat -four, II
fresh lot of that Palmyra, No fall
y heat flour, which i acknowledged
to be the best in the market.
Nebraska advertiser., 1873-02-27

We were too busy last week, and al
So this week To call on our local pat
roms, to see ii they had anything new
10 offer their customers. In fact We
don't much believe in that style OF
business. II you have anything To
say, you know 1t without our calling
to remind you Of il.
Nebraska advertiser., 1873-02-27
so Humbug. No Iumbug.

I am determined to close out nv
winter stock before | go east for my
spring stock, and viii offer the follow
ing goods az and below cost: Over
coats, shawlS. dress goods, furs. gloves.
nuhias and scarf$, winter boots and
caps. Thanking my customers and
the public for past patronage. ! will
try and live up TO my motto: quick
sale and small profit.
l.. LOWMAN,
81 Main street.
Nebraska advertiser., 1873-02-27

The notice. in another column, of
the County Teachers Institute, ut
Fairview, will not be overlooked.
The ablest instructors of the State
will be present. What's the matter
with Brownville that this institute
Is not held here?
Nebraska advertiser., 1873-02-27

We failed last week to call attention
to the advertisement of DR.. \. Opper-
mann, who i Offering is property in
Sheridan for sale. There will be "A
"speck" in this sale for some one.
See advertisement in another column.
Nebraska advertiser., 1873-02-27

Your name, and the date to which
you have payed your subscription TO
the ADVERTISER, i printed each
week on the marsin of your paper
Look at it, and see if you owe Us any
lhing.
Nebraska advertiser., 1873-02-27

The earth that is being filled i'm on
Second street. between Main aud Col
lcge. j. bringing It up to grade and
will make the finest crossing over the
ravine, i'm The city.
Nebraska advertiser., 1873-02-27

Each one of our subscribers who
get their paper through the post Of
fee, can tell how they stand on our
books Toy fooking at The printed ad-
dress on their paper.
Nebraska advertiser., 1873-02-27

\ representative of the stock deal
or. Mccoy, of Brownville, WAS here
this week endruvoriug To buy enne
cattle. He offered ! cents a pound
for stock. Al this price stock rli~pr~
ought To make "a fair protit.-Bcutrjce
Express.
Nebraska advertiser., 1873-02-27

Canned oysters, clams. California
salmon. l0hsters, green peas. lima
beans, corn. tomatoes, strawberries
peaches, green cages, aud IA good
may other kinds of choice canned
goods for sale at Swan X Bros.
Nebraska advertiser., 1873-02-27

Swau & Brother have o. hand aud
for sale cheap. cho &c Michigan Irie 4
apples, Salt Lake prache> lperlrd
and unpreit.D black berries. prunes
dc. Low prices and good goods is
the motto AT this establishment.
Nebraska advertiser., 1873-02-27

AsININE STUPDEVY. The auWus
f't"S sheet acr".,~ Ia" way, III the H.
sue of last week. contains the follow
| ing:
''WHAT Dos He MAN The Iul-
l'Win. "r Iind IA 'nt. -rt,.t ..vrT tie
va! " e I.rUt'.~r. IuwrNrr. u.aln>t t
iur .epit.tl"n nf Dr Ho.iday'> a,tvrr-
lI-cuieiI' uf no>ir"ln>. fer IT l. Il frau,i
on the printer, aIId no man can pros
per who loves and Hunur- unG the
printer We hope that "A satisfartu-
~ explanation luay he given To the
;iho.". DR.. IL has resided fo. over
seventeen Years in Br0wuvilie, and
his old friends will I've surprised at
such Il charge. DR.. H.. however, j.
aide To take care of himself in uny
Kind of combat"
We will sign Il petition at sight to
gain a mission To the Lunatic A~y-
lum for the idiot who was guilty Of
penmiug The above. To sever para
graph from its connection. in which
The veriest Ounce would recognize it
"a "a jest. and surround it, a. in the
above. with such iuuemdoes prohahIy
indicates more of cnutrrnpIiUlenes~
than stupidity.
Nebraska advertiser., 1873-02-27
Howard, Ncb.

Twin Brothers Yeast cakes. Dnol-
ey's yeast powders, lemons, de>,icated
coroanut,, corn starch, nuts of all
kinds, rasins currant>, citr. n, lemon
peel, &c, sc, at swan & Bros.
Nebraska advertiser., 1873-02-27

The house recently removed by Z.
:. whitley, E~q.. To permit the eXca-
vatiou- That are being made upon his
lots, was one of the oldest in the city.
Nebraska advertiser., 1873-02-27

Suppose our city fathers consider
the Importance of securing cheap fu-
Il fur oar people. How? VIII some
one make a suggestion !-DcmOcrGt
Try QQa.
Nebraska advertiser., 1873-02-27

If you want to buy Il good boot, and
cheap, every peg and stItch of which
i warranted, call at Dtmny's, next
door to CarsOn's bank, there y,u will
find just hat you want.
Nebraska advertiser., 1873-02-27

Our County Clerk. James VI. Hack
ct, i advertising this week for plan,
and specifications for a house to hr
erected on the poor farm. See adver-
tisement under head Of new adver-
tiSemtMts.
Nebraska advertiser., 1873-02-27

We were permitted on Monday
night to 90 "heAini tile SCENES" To-
! wItme-@ the rprlormnnce of our Ama-
teur Miu-trr!s, who RE to give an Ell
tertainment next Tuesday evening
We are not permitted tO DC mrre than
promise one Of the most entertaining
exhibitions We have hGd in our city
fer many days. The orchestra music
Will be >iEnply superb, and the eXer-
cises largely original, ahouu,liug IN
vii and comicalitie~, capitalIy rxecu-
ted. The well known character of
jhe young gentlemen interested in it
IL guaranty thai the entertainment
will ~ m~riforiuu~ and unrxcypt-
inlIahIp iu IL c.aiacier. Ne give i.
nur hearty cu.inr~eHI~ut. auG cnna-
'lt,!ii !! Ia puniir p.frrua ,a. f.t,....-
mission wiii tr~ , c-it,- ..u.. r.t.-
t.r children. NnrNI.. r....-r. uti. ..-
uIaiy. for reserved -rur~. h4i a~ There
l. a limited mhrr. ,asly application
mast he made. The ~.;,,. ui reserved
seals viii commence tut lrna.-i,yJ
afternoon A. Lett K Crr,.b'> drag
store, where hey vii. br soil pc.."rd-
ing To plat.
Nebraska advertiser., 1873-02-27

Fresh Usage orange, timothy, clover,
blue grass. red top, and garden seeds,
for sale cheap by McCreery & Nickel.
lSm3
Nebraska advertiser., 1873-02-27

We are a~toui>hed to see Bro.
Church, Of the Democrat staff, SO 90
back on his temperance principles, as
70 write for Porter.
Nebraska advertiser., 1873-02-27
To RENT.

'ea-.. ..-r.r-- -.E.- .IE- head u... Doe CHARGED
...-- each ..s.a-..... .ur ..ye ..u,a- ar less
EF-To Rent. ror ca>hin advance. SOacrcs
or -..r.veI -H"r llrw.u- IzuI. Comfortable
h-.-. d.. -...- --arl u. Perm. Rent 500 Per acre.
.-..-~ p. % ger r... uu.u'el tenant. Apply to
p .- W..-l. g--r. Nen.- ur ay letter 90 Matter
.. Na- 80 Mission street. san Francisco. Coli
Nebraska advertiser., 1873-02-27

The cold weather of the past few
days has considerably diminished our
wood pile. You who have promised
u wood will make "A note Of this.
Nebraska advertiser., 1873-02-27

Our enterprising grocer, Sidney
French. We notice, has put delivery
wagon upon the streets. This speaks
wei.
Nebraska advertiser., 1873-02-27

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