Nebraska advertiser., 1875-05-06

q j. Fitch Kinney
lender, is in town at the of1ice OF r
: w. Thomas.
In another column we puolisl
: an abstract of the assessed value O
property In this county
: BY late arrangement the pas
senger train on the NJ. T. now arrive
g In this city at 3:45 p. m.
Wat. Empsor commenced herd
ing the town cattle on the bottom
, above town, OF Monday last.
- Several articles which we have ir
type for this paper are crowded out by
/ the demand for our advertising space
DR.. Mcpherson started for st
Louis on Tuesday, his object being
new goods and TO enlarge his cigar
factory.
Harry Dolen, whose wife has
been considered dangerously Ill for
some time, informs US that she Is
slowly recovering.
- The "Cllpper" base ball club will
go to Rockport on Saturday next to
play the "Silver Stars'' of that City.
1t will be an exciting game.
- Abbott & Emery have bought the
interest of A. w. Lemon in their
wagon and black smith business. See
dissolution notice in another column.
= Three hundred acres of good farm
land for rent. Two houses, two good
barns. water, corral. and everything
convenient. Apply tc F. E. Johnson
& Co.
The grasshopper clerk is shoot
ing off his contemplate little pop
gun again, and misses his mark wide
ly rs usual. Wonder what Colonel"
the simpleton is driving at?
"A. J. Ritter, Noch Welty, end
u. P. Thornton, all Of st. Deroin, paid
BrownvilIe a visit or Friday last.
When seem by our reporter they were
in search of something to sustain the
inner man.
DR.. Converse of the N. P. and II.
c. Lett of the Brownville & Ft. Kear
uey C. P. railroads, started for Column
bus, Ohio. on "Wednesday morning on
important business connected with
cur roilroad intpresfs
For cheap land. and land that
neUer fdiLs-grasshoppers or no grass
hoppers, drouth or no drouth-to
yield abu undance of any crop in which
it may be planted-grain, fruit or
getables-Nemaha county, Neb., is
unsurpassed in the west. Our farm
ers, who properly cultivate, never fail
to have surplus of farm products for
sale.
Judge Morgan. of Sheridan. gave
us call on Saturday The Judge has
been out to franklin county where he
has a timber culture claim, upon
which he planted on "arbor day"
II 400 cotton woods. We doubt not |
the Judge will take in the S75 90 pre-
MUM offered by the State Board of
for the greatest number of
trees planted on that day.
On last Wedneday afternoon |
there was an alarm of fire Mt the resi-
deBee OF Mr.. sIccay. this city. Phe
people responded promptly, and with
in q few minutes after the "fire" cry |
was heard a number of citizens were
on the ground ready to render any as
sistance in their power. The fire was
however. by the MEM
bers of the family before it did much
damage.
- The Grand Island Times has the
very complimentary notice
Df stock received at that place from
the Furnas nurseries:
"The.fineg lot of trees and shrub
berry of all kinds that has ever been
brought TO this section. we're recrived |
the other day by William Stolicy,
from the Furnas nursery at Brown
Vile, in this state. These trees are all |
nice looking and healthy, and as fine
as any we have ever seen fcom any
nursery.
- While we are pleased to see DIR.
taking hold of business
again In Brownville with firm hand,
we regret to see those excellent busi-
ness men and good citizens, F. Z.
Johnson & Co.. and Gus. Bergman, go
out of business. Bergman, however,
VIII continue to carry on the cigar
business for the Doc
tor, and we hope that Frank Johnson
will ere long go into business again In
our city. We cannot well afford to
lose him.
- On Tuesday evening last an i'm
portant conference took place in the
office of ". T, Rogers, Esq, between
the officers of the NJ. P. railroad and |
q delegation Of influential gentlemen
from Richardson county, represent
ing the Salem route for the extension |
of the road from this city southwark.
DR.. Converse, Superintendent, It. P. |
Treasurer, and Mr.. Smith,
Auditor, of the r. r. Co., were pres
ent. The delegates from Richardson |
were J. w. Holt, P. w. Berkhouser,
s. P. Gest, DR.. J. r. Brooke, d. c. |
all of Salem; and Thomas
Moore and NJ. II. Vandeventer, of
Muddy. We are not advised as to
the result of the interview, further
than that the Salem delegates return
ed home filled with hopes of success,
but that there was no definite arrange |
ment or agreement made.
DR.. John Mcpherson came in |
from Republican City last week. and |