Nebraska advertiser., 1875-05-06
LOCAL. MATTERS.
Vow is the time for plover shoot

Pead all the advertisements in
this paper.
- Maj. Caffrey, we understand, is
edling q paper in Chicago.
- Marshal McCabe is enforcing the
COW and hog ordinance TO the letter.
- Iowa Is the Egypt of Nebraska.
and tie people 60 over there afte-
co-H.
Our merchants are still receiving
new goods, and all have laid in large
stecks.
The constitutional convention
Will commence its session next Tues
dav. the Illh inst.
y. z. Neader and n. H. Gffllland
Of Glen Rock precinct, gave Us q
pleasant call since our last issue.
levi Johnson, Reub. Berger and
Wash. CuIp went up to Omaha to
court on Monday, 10 serve as U. s.
Jurors.
There no better point on the Mis-
eourl river 70 huy dry goods, groceries,
hardware. or agrlcultural implements,
than RroVnville.
- Thrp. Hill & Co. are offering
great Inducements to cash buyers, and
8 their large tore room is crowded from
morning tiil night.
-Tlat saturday we saw farmers
planting corn with their overcoats on,
q b8t then the weather was not hot that
& day ty any means.
The fellow who wanted to adjourn
on ths 3oth of February, showed his
smiling and benign countenance on
our streets last Wednesday.
- Joseph Curtis, agent for the Der
e. se'f-raking reaper and mower
eng 70 say af tue merful OF
Chs maohine in another column.
- We regret to learn that uncle
George Cuip. for several years resi-
dent on the Or. Keeling farm, is very
sick. and that 10 hope is entertained
Of hi7 recovery.
- Died, in Aspin wall precinct. on
The night Of .he 3Oth ult., of pneu-
monia, Mrs. Larkins. wife of our re-
spected fellow-citizen J. r. Larkins,
in the 66th year of her age.
John Bausfeld now owns the IF
ty-.our feet of vacant ground lying
between the store houses of +. s.
WIhley aud L. Lowman. We hope
/ to see q good block of buildings go up
there this summer.
- We sometimes feel utterly dis
gu-ted with the kind of weather we
are having; but after reading the re-
ports IN our exchanges, We feel great-
IL relieved in knowing they have il
much worse in other places.
We had the pleasure of meeting,
last week, Nr. John Titus, of Guide
Rock, Webster county, Neb. He Gays
waer 'se lc,t home, short tine ago,
there we're no young srasshoFpers as
yet in his part of the country.
-Asrinwall will vote on the NJ. P.
bond proposition on the 18th, and Ne
maha cry and ST. Deroin will vote
on the 1ist. Aspinwa.l will vote on
Wednesday. and the other two pre-
cine'- on the following Friday.
Weuuderstand that Hon. Church
Howe of this county, and of whom
our readers may have heard, has re-
eelyed and accepted an invitation TO
deliver the address at the Adams
county agricultural fair next Sept.
While riding on the prairies last
sunday we witnessed a very unusual
,'eak Of the weather--a snow storm
on 'he u day of May. 1t only con-
uhIed ab0uut thirty minutes, and
melted As fast as II reached the ground.
- The farmers Of Mcpherson coun-
" Kansas, says the Leavenworth
-'1'sS, will plant large fields OF broom
corn This year. 1t is crop that never
Halls on the western prairies, pays
well, and one that grasshoppers will
not eat.
We understand that some coun-
ny dealers in tobacco have laid them
Selves liable TO trouble by violating
Tie revenue law, and that a perempt-
o'y summons TO appear at the bar of
Justice at Omaha will be made upon
mem during the present term OF the
I. :. district court.
The farmers of this county are
q? with the season with their work.
Ihey are generally ready to plant
corn Some are planting. while 9TH
Us who are ready are deferrlng until
warmer weather, not willing 10 run
'Ae risk of having the seed rot in the
ground. Growing weather will cer-
>"ia'y come ere many days.
We think that Aspinwall pre-
elhci Will give quite a respectable ma
J0Ii'y for the bond proposition. They
want a railroad, let it run where it
may = majority of them realize the
''e' mat 1t cannot run by everybody's
1oor' or through everybody's land,
1I1 mat some who anticipate such an
eh1 must necessarily be disappoint-