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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-03-14

Girls who consciously go to work to
get married know very well that a we'll
placed sigh is worth fifty sonatss, and
that no amount of major and minor
prestidigltation can win triumph over
the rival who, though Ounce at the
music book, Is an expert in smiles and
dropped eyelids.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-03-14

Mn. THURMAN cast one of the two
votes against Postmaster General Key.
That was Mr.. Thurman's roundabout
wsy of dissenting from the opinion of
the majority of the Electoral Commits
sion.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-03-14

Set spiral studs, collar button. heavy plain
wedding ring, and gents Partisan dia-
mond pin. The above articles sent, post
paid, for SO cents. Have been tretailed
for IS. Bankrupt stock and must be sold.
Solid Milton Gold Watches. SO each. for
speculative purposes, good timers, equal
in appearance TO a 500 genuine gold. @HIs
reputation for honesty, fair dealing and
nberality, is unequalled by any advertiser
in this CITY,. y Day Book, Dec. I8,
1876. Postage Stamps taken as Cash. r.
q Bond st., Y. fe3b
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-03-14

THE Albany Argus refuses to be COM
forted. 1t won't admit that good can
come from fraudulent President.
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~ O II 10 n

CHARLES BEUTER HAvxo
~ deed dated February Is, liz BY
to the undersigned assignee All Isisnsd
counts, etc., Tor the benefit of his Ill. Nv q.
all persons Indebted TO said IN .,eeuiion,
ter Will call AID settle immediatsie :, S e.
Win u Sha IN BeS
dUsTAVUs A. BEuTHp
ASsisnS.
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sHERIFF'S SALE.

In County Court OF Ohio county:
W. NJ. Dunlap, use, &c.
VS..
Albert e.. Fowler,
BY virtue OF an execution issued In the
above entitled cause, and TO me directed,
have levied upon and will proceed to sell
TO the highest and best bidder, on Thurs
day, March I, 1877, commencing at 10
o'clock A. NJ, on the Iarm OF K. F.. and
Samuel Dunlap, in Liberty district, in the
county of Ohio, viz;
5000 Apple Trees, years old 5000 Apple
Trees, 3 year old; 5000 Apple Trees, year
old $50 Peach trees, year old: 800 Ever
green Trees, 2 TO feet high. Also lot OF
Cherry and Ounce Trees and Grape Vines.
Terms OF safe cash.
GEO. K. TINGLE. 8. &C.
The above sale is postponed until March
18th, 1877. mrIr
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TRUSTEES SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
ID made TO me by Henry Schatier, dated
January y, 1871 and OF record in the Office
OF the clerk OF the County Court OF Ohio
county, w. Va. in deed book No. IL page 5g1,
and OF deed of trust made TO me.by Mary
Schatfer, wife OF Henry Schaffer, dated
March 2, 1871, l will, on Saturday, March
10. 1877, sell to the highest bidder, ut the
front door OF the Court House of Ohio
county, w. Va, commencing at ~ O'Clock
A. M, the north u feet OF lot No. II, in that
part OF the city of Wheeling called East
Wheeling.
The said property will be sold in two
paroles, each 80 feet front on Eighteenth
street, and running back u feet, more or
less, or as whole, to suit purchasers.
Terms made known on day of sale.
mT6i Il. B. DOVENER, Trustee.
The sale OF west 30 feet of the above de-
scribed property has been adjourned until
Thursday, March Is, 1877, at ~ o clock A. NJ.
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For Sale at Public Auction.
FOR SALE.
rvAIuAgLE OHIO COUNTY FARM.

will sell at private sale, on easy terms,
the tract of land situate three miles from
the Ohio river. and one and half miles
rom Clinton postoftice, on Short creek, In
est ate of Andrew Mitchell, deceased.
Said farm contains 23S ceres, Is very fer
tile, well timbered, well watere1, lies well
and has on it a good orchard, two dwell.
ing houses, a good frame barn, stable, corn
crib and other out buildings, with ordi-
nary fencing. 1t Is also underaid with II
valuable vein of coal, which has been
opened and is easily mined.
/. +. JONES,
Administrator, &C., 1907 Chapl!ne street,
Wheeling, w. Va. mrleagh
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a CARD,

THO ALL WHO ARE SUFFERING FROM
the errors and indiscrections OF youth.
nervous weakness, early de lay, loss OF
manhood, &C., will send a receipt that
will care you, Free of Charge. This great
remedy was discovered ny missionary ir
South America. Send self-addressed
envelope to the Rev. Joseph I. 1nman
Station d, BIB Ho Sc, New York City.
janN
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PUBLIC SALE

VALUABLE RESIDENCE IN SIXTH
Y Ward.
will offer at public sale at the front
door of the Court House, on TIL u RSDAH.
MARCH 22d, commencing at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ, that valuable property, now occu-
pied ~ a residence by Mrs. Capt. Norton,
on the corner OF Main and Twenty-iouIth
streets. The lot is 100 feet by IL, and has
on IL a large dGuble brick house, contain
ing nine rooms, bath room, store rooms,
&C., q brick stable and out house. All in
fine repair.
TERMS-One-third cash, balance in one
and two years Tor all cash, as the purchaser
may elect,) deferred payments to be secur-
ed by deed of trust on property.
mrl3i J. &. HERNEY, Agent.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-03-14

AQENTN II you want the bSSt m.
AQAN d Ing article In the vorid
and solid gold patent lever watch. nres
OF cost, write q once 70 j. BRIDE 4 90
"a Broadway, N. 7. ss,sh'
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-03-14
Second Hand Boilers for Sale.

One fiue boiler, 20 inches diam, 80 IT. long
Two2 ~ % Il -
one cylinder boiler 80 inches diam, "a feet
long; three cylinder boilers, 81 in: diam,
y feet long; one small engine "A bore,
inch es stroke. We also build engines and
boilers for all purposes. Repair workdone
mr0 HOBBS. TAYLOR & co.
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CARPETS AND 0|LCL0THS,
FOR RENT.

vNHE FARM ON WHICH 1 NOW RE
side, 2hS miles above city, on tne hivei
Road. Good dwelling and outbu lldlngs;
large orchard. Suitable tor either garden
or dairy purposes. Also. farm Of hltyc
seven acres living on River Road, one mile
above city. Good coal bank opened. Suita
BILE for either garden or dairy purposes.
mrI3a A. NJ. JACOB, Agent.
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FOR r EMIT.
RUsINEss STAND FOR RENT

,DHE STORE ROOM AND DWELLING,
No. 81 Twelfth street, now occupied ~
j. F. Budke. Possession APTW LOU
Enq uleo lilo Main Street.
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A Man of q Thousand

WHEN DEATH WAS HOURLY Ex.
w PECTED from Consumption. an
was experimenting, he sccfdentsIIy maSs
preparation Of INDIAN Hsmp," Which
cured his only child, and now efyes tbis
recipe hee on receipt oftvo stam d. 10 nav
sapsnees: Hemp" also cures nfsht
s =, - n s q the stomach, and Win
Chaddock 4 Co., t0n Race Street. phi.
dolphin. naming this paper. r,oiata
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conartnership Notice.

AFR LEWIS BAKER, ONE OF The
M former proprietors OF the RDeIsTER
newspaper, has again becomea partner IN
the concern. The firm name Will remain
unchanged. THE REdlsfEh ".
JANUARY Sd, 1877. la.n
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e 8 + Milton

e 8 T Milton
GOOD Jewelry
Jombi n alton
out. Consisting
OF e ! e z a II {
watch chain, Ia
lies handsome
brooch, and ear
irops, pair ele-
amt gold stone
,IeQye hnffnpa
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-03-14
GUINNESS NOTES
ELECTION MOTION

THE ANNUAL MEETING op
! stSckh9liers OF Greenwood Car. Lak
Tor the e,, Election Of Dirscton s%nss'ep,
t Sa SsasS, Of such other bunness NJ 9s
o Of OF iss e.Srs mem xlll bs held -
inst, between the hours OF i snSS a
- Wi, 4. C. BONHkS0sk
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DISSOLUTION.

TIME FIRM OF BOSLEY & FEENf HAS
this day been dissolved by mutual con +.
sent, p. W. Bosley retiring. The business
Of the late firm will be settled by u. s.
Eeenv. All persons indebted 10 the old
arm are expected to make settlement at
once BOSLEY & FEENY.
IN RETIRING FROM THE FIRM OF
i Bosley & Feeny take this occasion 10
have favored us in the past, and to cordi-
ally recommend my successor.
SAY =. w. BOSLEY.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-08-02

- ZIr. Wu Tidrow. q Asqfnvan.
called n our Office Thursday % last
week, and gave Us an account OF TIE
closing day of-8Iiss Matte Mellow
ellis school taught in the ShocEey
school house. z=r.uElI precinct.
1Lr- Titrow said that Miss Matte had
acquitted herself 50 vel IN every re-
spect as q successful -eacher that fa-
vora5Le mention OF her should be
usd- II TIE ADVERTISER uotw1tE-
standing :s IS a .iltieLate 20 do so now.
Her ElaC1l closed or Friday the
-y.l 81 July. and the day vas made
one of great pleasure and SOCIAL rcuu-
io1 with parents. children and teach
sT. The exercises proper, O.: the
school. consisted Of essays. rccttatious.
music, etc, usual On such occasions.
and was held il Ivan 8 grove close 70
the school h0-se.-cool shady
and very pleasant The parents of
the district. zPPrecialng Miss Ne
DoEaII's worth and success o. q
teacher, came with baskets vel filed
and suuptuous picnic repast was
spread at the close Of the school exs7-
cises. The teacher, assisted By her
scholars, interEpersed the programme
with excellent vocal music, aEG il was
q happy time, to be remembered 5y
ALTO be a green spot during life in
the memory Of even the youngest
pupil.
Miss Matte, during her three
months school, has been very sue
eessful il imPartiag instruction 70
the children ; has gaineC and retained
their love and respect, ans the adu1i-
ration Of the parents. Greater or
more precious IaureIs than these can
not be won by the most experienced
educators Of the land May Matte
3ICJoweIi's star continue in the as
Ceudaut.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-08-02
KICKED " THE FOREHEAD.
The IRtegUments Torn Of, and the
Skull FrightfUIIy Crashed, with
Fragments Of Bone Driven
Into the Brain.

On Friday evening. the 9th Glt.
and Just before the storm, a little
daughter OF VIM. Richardson, and
granddaughter Of Jack Richardson
( living some two or three miles Of Pc
~, while playing with young quail,
veuture6 too near a colt close BY,
which gave her i most fearful kick in
1 the center Of the forehead, in1lioting
a wound some three inches ii length,
and tearing Up the tissues from the
bone from one ard q half 70 two
inches il diameter. The O. fronts on
both sides, and Just over the great
longitudinal vein, was crushed into
fragments, and some OF the pieces
driven through the divG mater and
buried IN the brain. The child was
carried 10 the house in an insensibIe
condition. but soon after became CON
scfOus. DR.. Neal, Of Peru, vas im-
metiateIy sent for. but found the in
Jury so great that he was unwilling 10
treat it alone, or attempt 70 remove
the shattered bones without the a.
sisrGuce OF some more eZperien ced
surgeon. Ee requested that Dr.
Crane Of this city be sent for. DR.. c.
having been notified, repaired early
Saturday morning properly equipped
with surgical appliances, to the scene
OF the accident. After putting the
patient under chlOrOf3Tm, he at once
pF0ceeted-assisted by Or. Neal-to
examine the nature and extent Of the
injury, and to remove the fragments
of bone. Some of the pieces were.
sent through the GlvG E1Ctsr, wound
ing the great longitudinal syuus, so
that in removing them considerable
hemorrhaCe followed, and some small
portions Of brain also exudeG The
hemoTEhage, however, vas easily con
,r0lled.
The shattered fragments having all
been removed. and the wound proper (
" cleansed, the InUegumeuss were
then closed by the interrupted suture,
adhesive strips and proper baGdaEiHg, /
dressing with. cold water alone was
ordered. After being put to bed the /
,hiId sooE came from under the in
iUsuca Of ChI0T0f0rm, and seemed a. /
bright and clear a. II no accident had /
and 10 severe surgical work /
lone upon f.
At this writing. i've days after the
lccident, no u1favorable symptoms |
have been shown. She has had but
title fever. very little pain and sleeps I
veil At night. is bright and cheerful, /
-4= good appetite. and now mani /
est= all the usual interest and play /
illness Of child.
Dr. Crane has the bones that were
euoved. which tell for themselves
.ow great vas the injury. It l. his
piniOn that, without some unf0re-
cen complication, she will fully re-
Over-wIthout any impairment of in
elect. =.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-08-02

There IS not a single business
man in BrowuFilIe who does rot be-
lisve that Moore OF the decayiug
smut-uaohiue across the street, when
he JGite6 IN business here Il few years
ago, did not fail at all as failures are
generally understood, bat closed in or
der 70 swindIe his ereditors-that he
could have paid in full instead Of
twenty-fTe cents OF the dollar. and
that Re ala not because he preferred
70 be stigmatiZed a dishonest man; vet
be prates about who would appear ata
disadvantage in respectable society
and casts al uuPr0voked stone 81 "a.
His dishonesty and hypocrisy are on
y FquaIl4d By his aadacjous cheek.
He couldn't get q dollars worth of
groceries in this city on his own prom
ise TO pay. Ifhe should plead that he
was starving. as he has plead. people
20 whom ne appealed would think he
was lying, it s so nearly impossible
FOR him 10 be candid and truthful
about anything.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-08-02
II IMMENSE STCCE.
SUM Il ER CLOTHING
Sold a. 1Iae Lowest Prices.
Goats Er0n8 sc up. n
E0EAS E0FTBE ANS.

- We decline to publish the article
from AIT GoTton Of Glen Rock. On ae-
count Of its abuse OF one whom We
have known for twenty years to be an
honorable. man and most worthy citi-
zen. We think 1IE. Gortou by the
charges he Indirectly makzs, is bark
ing up the wrong tree-throwinc
clubs at the wrong man. GIr. Gortoa
has some reason for being Offended
with the style ofthe gentleman, bu.
not sufficient to justify abuse tdl-
amounts TO criminal charges
We nov give both Of these entla-
man notice, and other itemIzeus may
apply It to themselves, that should
they send Is any mere items We VIII
be careful to expEage before they 20
into type. every ftem. sentence aud
word of a personal nature, IL refer
sncs 70 anyone, GnIess spoken iH their
praise. orcouGhed in friendly EsateaI
lauguaga- We shall adopt This rule
strictly with ali
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-08-02
{ ROYAL BOOK FOR TOEES.

The new book, "BucEejs Co5Eerg
ana Pr0c5icGJ LLol2cEecpiHg." 425
pages, tinted paper, in elegant bind
ing, every page fairly bristIing with
new ideas, contains !. 600 new recipes.
and very fall and abI0 articles or
LoUseEeepjr G Dining Room E-itcd-
en Dinners, and how % give them
Marketing, Carving The sick Reou
and Food foz the Sick, Hints on
Health; Beauty, and How 70 Preserve
it Medical and 4IisceI.ana Reel
pes, and altogether II exceedingly al
tractive table OF contents. No book
o: such value 70 the housekeaper has
ever before been issued from the press.
I tells bcE . 90 exeEythtng in de-
ta-I sr5m Peel1ng g potato - D1nae-
ing q hired gin - and Is r=1I.y a
treasury fuu Of ths best experience OF
hunEr-G~af z0ot uoss--se=P=rz. E--~e
sI-7=
Mrs. =. Pollock IL 8-e- t-r E-Iah-
county a sample copy a-- BE- seen
a. the post otlcs n Bra=uvl-lg.
among other Testimonials Mrs E5sE
-aa Cls7e. OF 1Ei-leapo--. writes E
o. 1au heartily lnLo.se Bues-.. cook
e-s - reliable and good. AZ t5e rec
tges which I have been able 10 exam
ina sra .-arr..t an =---.F .rF--
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-08-02

- We were not permitted 10 attend
the Band picnic az the residence Of
Maj. Ford last Thursday, but are
informed that it was very enjoyable
occasion. The day was bright and
sufficiently cool 10 make the drive out
into the country and tPS exercises in
the shady, Azeezg- grove. delightful
Indeed, especially 30 to those who sell
dom leave their offices TO take sniff
Of the heavenly, invigoraJing fresh
air OF the Prairies. Maj. Ford owns
the section or land UPON which his
residence stands. He has all the nat
gral facilities around him for . lovely
country home, which time, taste, and
little judiciousiy expended wealth
will polish and beautify. The Peru
and BrOwnviIIe bands, Miss Fannie
Arnold, AIr. and Mrs. Decker. and
other vocalists, were present, 20 that
there was no lack OF q variety OF ex-
Gellent music; the picnic banquet was
OF the rArest kind the social, friend
" feeling was full 10 the briu. and
the day-frOm morning to evening
vas marked by q harmonious sue
cessi0n of pleasures. We gather these
ideas from the band boys who are
lavish OF their praise of the hOspitaIi-
ties Of the Major aud his sstinable
wife, and Of the general good tine
/ they had
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-08-02

some people, those Who don z
know the difference between Al ed
t0rial and a communication, have an
idea that we pitched into" orr city
marshal q week or two ago. The ar-
ticIe by the gentleman from Phelps
regarding his arrest in this city did
not reflect any opinion or sentiment
Of ours regarding the marshal and
especially anything II contained inti-
mating that he acted through wrong
motives, Is entirely contrary 70 what
We believe. As we have occasion 70
refer 10 him we viii say that Marshal
LaGnan Is Z good ofIicer-0ue who en-
dsavours to discharge his duty cousci-
eutiousIy and faithfully. This item
is indited in justice 10 OurseIf and Cot
At the solicitation of the marshal OF
any one else. People ought to know,
If they do not, that thousands Of
things appear II newspapers net in
dO7sed BY the editor
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-08-02

- on Monday night this week We
had the pleasure Of attending the
meeting Of Nemaha City Lodge No.
Ip9. I. O. Of q. T. Il being the clos
ing meeting OF the term, aud there
fore the time for eIecting officers fOl
the ensuing term, there seemed % be
a general attendance Of the mem 5ers,
However, this lodge has 4 very largs
meubership-the largest in the State
and the meetings We believe ars
usually large, IS they always are in
=sourishing, wide-awake, Industrious
lodges. The following are the officer.
elect for the ensuing term
Miss Lizzie ScoviIl, W C. 7
Mrs. D. \. Morton. ". '. :.
BirI Johnson, ". see
:. A. Huntington, " + sec.
Miss Hattie Huntington, w 4
Mrs. = a. Huntington, ". Chap.
Charles Snow, ". n
STiss Cora Clark. ~. 7 e.
Robt. IcCCnas, " .. G
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-08-02
Natures Remedial Agents.

L = said that f1- every disease shat s-Eesss
suffering hCuartry. 1arure has provided q
remedy ard THAI al nan l-.ls O. I'D s. 70 1ts-
cover these remedial q : z---z e-5 1---- -zzE
CD tEair E7pr1Ertar- ailments Eh-ss are
mostly found II the El-c-a5,z -l--11-l, ana
r3otz. sarks he-5s. grains. l-- 1tz-r z,a-g-s
than any Of re mineral F0.sCEs Csst SC
freely by many 1hys.eia-s. The celebrated
IT. E-zdc--l, II -1z Sav-u seals OF GcL-Eu
wonder has a-a-ezl.Ig.- q vegetable Ez-ne-
- peculiarly adapted c1- wise --E= ~
diseases, coEltl1tEr ~ I- -7es c-e ------.t- ~
properties Of z great z--11er 1f tie most Fl
-scs-se roots. Earrs and 5sE-zs- Foz pains
and llaa 4 las zev-r l-ez -..ual=,l-
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-08-02

- Brewer & Ferris, corn buyers il
this city are receiving Immense lots
Of corn daily. their shelter Is running
constantly, a large number Of teams
are employed hauling the shelled corn
away. and the vicinity OF their cribs
is thronged with farmers wagons
bringing in more corn. Eli Wilcox
Is also receiving large quantities of
sheIled com 81 his warehouse from
the farmers.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-08-02

8-CZz-<szsL EZCo1
81 EaddaTt's Family Grocery ot1-e.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-08-02
Dried Beef

At Huddart= Family Grocery Store
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-08-02
EzaChina OH
A. Il c. Let's.

- The following are Prof IiCe',
pr0gnosticatioHs for August:
TO 3-Heavy rain and storms
I TO Fair.
20 IJ-Severe storms
10 10 I8-CIaar.
Il 10 I5-Threatsui1g storms
L TO Is-CIear.
Is to 2+-CIoudy and liable 20 frOstz
north Of 41tL parallel.
> &c -5-TLTeatening weather and
rains.
= 10 3I-CIoudy and raiustorus
The warmest days will be the u
9Th, 18th, Goth, 26th, and Both tie
eoIdsst, the 4th, IIth, 10Th and ID.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-08-02
sametlainE NeEE.

IN order % INTRODUCES our BIG SEED
FAIL WHEAT the WHEAT OF Taos.
in your locality-sinEle grains meas
uTi1g OHe-hdJ inch il Ieagth-I pro-
pose TO send sGIgpIs Of the wheat,
free 0f cbITVs TO every subscriber OF
TIE ADvEE-IsEEs Who viii name
this paper and send 4 three cent stamp
20 pay postage
Agents wanted in every county ID
sell this new wbeut. Address. with
out delay, 7. I. OsuEN-.
Cleveland, Tennessee.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-08-02
DECIDED
Bargains iEs ala departments
~ Z. LsSFF3z ANS,

This is the way the Peru Esra-7.
Sheridan editor l5ozs II i--
Not much news this week, except
not weather and 10 beer 10 queEch
thirst. The county commissioners did
not grant g beer license on Thursday
20 2. Il. WheeId0n. ThecOuseGUeuce
VIII be more whisky, m0re quarTels,
etc, and no license money CD - 10 the
school fund This fall there viii be
-Oa!y- enc question, fEEeze~etiyeo6 5sE-
", q IN Massachusetts license or
antE-license men.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-08-02

- Our much esteemed cousin. Char
ley Erwin. o. Plum Creek, Dawson
County, E=5.. dropped in on us Tues
day last and took dinner with Us. he
f. Just from the Black Hills country.
and i after that little wife and big
boy who have been visiting for some
time with her father, J. 3. Hoover, a,
Eemzha City. We were glad 10 see
Charley, and 10 see him looking %
hale and hearty.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-08-02
L o. GE

The regular quarterly meeting O.
District Lodge 40. =. EIil meet with
Eemaha City Lodge 10. Ila, on sat
GEday august IIth 1877. commencing
u 10 O'Clock, q III
lodges are entitled 70 one rtprlseu-
Jative TOR each ten meu5ers OF fr1e-
Gi0n OF ten
There VIII be ] public meeting II
the evening TO which tle public are
cordially invited. The q. -. g. T.
viii be present and atI Us WITH her
wise eouusels and sdvice. [l-t .azEe
be q full attendance from each Lodge
II the county Erl-sEEdily.
= = EEEE. =. 2.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-08-02

Among the visitors 70 this city
on Monday OF this week, We noticed
the following prominent citizens OF
this county Prof. Nicholson, Prof.
stone, Col Tom. Majors, Ar. Nc
Adams, aud Nj. sam. Moody, OF
Peru Esquire Burress OF Glen
Rock: Esquire Edmizten, OF
lafayette; Peter AuIt, Rabe
Elliott, J. 4. Titus, W :,
Clark, :. ?. Hoover, and others, of
Nemaha City; Church Howe and
Chas. ShafTer. Of Bedford.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-08-02

A nearly fuII-grUwn tornado vis-
tied this section last Friday evening
L blew territcaIly for 4 short time,
and then came q heavy shower OF
rain. \ few fraII buildings. priuci-
paIIv out-houses, we're blown down
through the county.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-08-02

Rev. J. 3. Piuney viii deliver s
lecture in the Presbyterian Church
this Wednesday evening. We can
not speak with certainty as 70 what
bis subject will be 4 small admit
tsnce fee viii be collected 1t the door
for some benevolent object.