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The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1877-12-15

TO the Editor OF the Herald
Knoxville, Tenn. November a.
There can bc no improperly in
publishing the following letter
from senator Morton to President
johnson as il is crcditablc 10 both.
Imade the copy from the original,
and it Is accurate. Respectfully,
FELIX A. BEEVE.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1877-12-15

10Huch Regular AdveFtlsemeEts e
d, ust be paid at the beginning Of
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1877-12-15
supRrMr CouRr.

CUPREWE OOUHTs
Terms Of Supreme Court--coin.
mcncc on the Srd Mondays Of April
aud October.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1877-12-15

Teeth Extracted Without Pain
nov. 4. 1875.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-24
LETTER FROM IOWA.

Correspondents Nebraska AdTe-tLssr.
HILLsBORO, May L. 1877.
think il will revive some down
cast spirit Of Nebraska 10 hear from
the southeast part OF Iowa. You are
trembling with fear, perhaps, that the
hopper will lay waste your country
you are wishing that you were in
some other country. But before you
leave or curse Nebraska, I ask you to
pause and think. Where can you bet
ter your self? Every country has its
advantages and disadvantages. I
think the natural advantages OF Ne
braska far excel the disadvantages.
No soil can be better for all kinds Of
produce. II is the opinion of all nat
uralists that the hopper can not last
much longer. In my opinion. IL you
have farm, stay by il; If not, buy
one. They do not pretend 20 raise
wheat here; nearly al their flour
comes from Nebraska and Kansas.
Last year they raised no corn ; in fact
there was nothing raised, but fruit,
worth naming. Hence no once has
any money except the school teacher.
He gets his money, from the fact that
all are compelled to pay their tax.
For any one wishing 10 teach school
this is the place. Wages from SIS to
500 per month; eight months in the
year. Each township has a uniform
price Good teachers scarce. Allthe
farmers buy nearly everything they
eat. Nearly every body has the
'blues." II has rained nearly every .
day this spring. The country being
a little fiat. and the soil not sandy, it
stays wet long time. Few gardens
are made; not all the oats Is sowed /
no corn planted. The prospect for
fruit Is good. Those farmers that
hired hands early in the spring have
turned them of. Can the condition
OF affairs be worse in Nebraska? Il
think not. Th-se are fscts JUST as
they are; take them for what they
are worth, and may you learn 8 lesson
OF contsntment. Never borrow
troublsr' There Is no sweet bat
what has bitter" SAMSON.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-24

A very useful and interesting vol
ume Of $40 pages has just been issued
by the old and weIl-kuowu adverti=-
ing agency firm of 5. N. PettengilI &
Co.. New York. entitled PettsH7i7's 6
Newspaper Directory and 4drsrttssrs'
Hand Book for IS77. The preparation
Of the work has involved much care
fuI labor, Information having been
sought from every city, town, and
village where even the smallest news
paper Is published. The leading facts
are given respecting S.574 separate
publications, designating the political
or other distinctive character, the fre-
quency Of issue, the names Of pub
fishers, etc, and showing how many
Of each edition daily, weekly, month
Iy, etc, are published in each State
and Territory in the United States
and Province in British America.
The book is elegantly printed from
new type, aud, beside its mine Of in
formation, il contains portraits Of
leading New York Journalists, aud IL
Iustrations Of the extensive offices
where the publishers transact their
business in New York, Philadelphia,
and Boston. Il Is sold at the low
price OF Sl-00 per copy, ana i certain
ly cheap at the price TO any business
man who does advertising, or 10 any
person who Is interested in the extent
Of the newspaper business in America.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-24
4 Grand Concert

= grand concert viii be given 81
BIcPherson's Hall, Friday evening.
Nav .. which will be the musical
event OF the season, by Prof. Hof-
mans celebrated orchestra, Of Omaha,
who recently produced with great ef-
feet the instrumental part Of the Op-
era of the Contrd5GHdistG. at Omaha,
assisted by Mrs. J. E. Edwards, who
made such 8 sensation in the same
opera as the R055er Queen, the lead
ing contraIto Of Omaha, and Mrs. D.
W. Grifey, the well-known soprano
of Council Bluffs, OF whom the Bal
timore and Council Bluffs papers
speak in the very highest terms
This company was organized sim
ply to give two or three concerts be-
low Omaha, and have kindly con-
sented to deliver one here. Their
programme TO be seen il another col
umn. comprises the very best instru-
meutsi and vocal selections, and the
concert viii be, in every respect, all
that can be done by the leading mu-
steal talent of Omaha and Council
Bluffs. Let them have q rOusing
house.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-24

CHICAGO sIARkEr sU,1,IaRY.

1fEV fs--Whess. a. - for NAY and sLsI fo-
Iune- Corn. goe for Nay and 81. 11r June
Rye. Stc- Bg-ley 78c f0r MAY Hogs. s5oe5
$50 Cattle. s35s0
IEry Iz--E-hsaf. sL5I1z flr Nay suI sI.s-'z {
f1r June. Corn. 4s5se cash s8G So f1- june
Rye. s-r- Barley 78c for Nay Hogs, szaea
$50. Castle, s3-35e5ea.
IErT Is--Whesf. sI-g5 flr Nay and 81. s'is
Tor June Corn. 81 e cash and 81 fur June
Bye. s9.Esze. Barley, sR87ae- Hggs, sS-atsz
$50. Cattle. So $50
Hey Is--Wheat 81 - f1r 3Iav a1I sI-sIis
for June. Corn. So for Nay an.s 81, ~ June
Rye, Soc. Barley, s5z71c. HsSs. S5-9e- s5--l
Cattle. s-zg.e5s5a
l[gs eI-TFheas, SI541z cash. and g. So g5r
June. corn Ec cash. a11 ~ fE June.
Rye. = -5c. BarleT. sc f1- I4y- Hl--s.
s5.esz5-g5 Cz-sie: s5.5,t95s0-
LEzg -l-W-heat. sl-5s5 L54- casl. .s.s-lI sI-55
Fog Ju-y. Corn. q zs-e e.-s-. a-d closed -
Is I'll s1r J-na. Eys. 1gc cash. Bailey, Csc
Hogs. sL75E5-23. Cattle. ssz515--5.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-24

NItItu the lt-l- - o. our Own country z-s
70 be f1Eu5 almost al -l= ~l-sl-t0us y eli
mate known 20 the LahttalIe --15e. But ex-
teustvea as IS our domain. rha locomotive run
ming 20 almost lightning s7--1. conveys The
traveller IN a few hours f-om tie healthy
mountain district % the a-Ca breeding plain
and even from The sunny groves OF the south
% tde tce-bound shores ofr1e northern lakes
In making these rspl- journeys the travel
Iers are subjected othose severe climatic IN
tIGelces 50 productive o< sickness and dts
ease II Is Therefore ~ vital importance -l8t
he should ae proviIel g---i. 6 reala.I-.-, a--z--
thas 7--lI not only c-re. c1- o zze--Ise g-a-=ur
sudden attacks Cs 5-=- --z seven seals
or GoIEs- FT.-t--, which is . counter f-g,-
rant. Gfs.af=esau-, q Li1Isive s-lr----rs.
an sCoI-ne. q ue-V--c a-l.t q -1lfe. ls @ sure
prevention 6 I'D less a---crusll eure % tz74-s,
a-Ue. I'lr-.os, t-~e- e-cc-1, and an other all
uleuts 20 which travellers arc especially --s-
ble- No Traveller sEoU-l -sT- -1rruvlte tiuz-
SELF with q supply og ,hts v.l-al5.s reu--f~
before starring urou rf- F-grre~. an-ii
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-24
EEIGHB0RH00D NEWS.
Furnished by special correspondents
for The Advertiser.



+ Wm- Winters viii preach in the
Christian church next Sunday. GC
aud hear him.
The continued rain has rotted the
early planted corn, so Il viii have to
De planted over.
Geo. BTcCrew reports the fruit on
his plaes much injured by the frOst.
The fruit Just set IS falling OF.
Mr.. Money. and Mr. Winters.
each had horse die Ias: week.
There was H0t any wedding fl
London last Sunday, ''as anyone
knows OF"
The g-asshoppers are making
times lively just now. Like the
Turks with the Russians. they con-
cealed their strength, until the time
had fully come, then made 9 bold
strike. The battle has begun with
great loss 70 the hoppers. Yet these
-Iuvineioles' are masters or the field
aud are feasting on theiE sVoils with
relish.
There Is much sickness round
about this region IN these days.
Caused perhaps BY the vet weather.
1t seeueth the time for "tLs
Lamentations" has come. Yet "s0r-
row coueth for night, buc JOY re-
turnsth IN the morning"
Glen Rock.
Rain and mosquitoes.
The corn Is seen in green lows on
the hillside.
The ErasshopPer-hs cometh aud
goeth, anu Jut One knowslh where !
How blessed srs those Ii.tIs
showers coming along about once in
forty minutes during the day-GlCte
DeH0erC+.
on yes, for those that love 10 ''lis.
dreaming"
Our superstitfous weather pvoph-
ets have It that it viii rain for forty
days, as II raiusd on the 10th of the
month, Ascension Day"
- Count Us & Co. IN with your
lucky ones. We have fry acres of
corn looking fine. with q dark green
Eeslthy color in spite Of The uataTOr-
able weather. Twenty aeres harrow
ed over. Who can beat it, Hay. 3Q-h,
1877.
What can the heavens BE- mourn
ing over that she sheds tears 20 cop
iously, unless II be the Russ0-TUrkish
waT? VIII.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-24

= The Omaha Republican has this
to ssy Of Prof. H0ffmsn's orchestra
concerts, which will be here on the
evening Of the 18th inst:
Prof. Hoffman with his instrument
tai sextette, which played with such
excellence at the performances Of the
CJEtrdbTI7distG. viii this week visit
Nebraska City, PlsttsmOuth, Red Oak
and BTOwuvilIe. and give instrUmen-
tai and vocal concerts. He will be
assisted, in the vocal part, by Mrs. J.
Z Edwards OF this city the Queen"
Of the opera), and Mrs. D. W. GrifFey,
a favorite singer OF Council Bluffs
The com binatiOn Il a very attractive
one, and We can truthfully commend
it 70 our friends in those cities.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-24
stoves! stoves!
BIZ Thomas Richards.

If BrovnvilIe has cause to be
proud Of one thing, it should ne that
she has q hotel whose table Is hard TO
be surpassed by any Of the hotels out
side Of Omaha. We refer 20 the In
ion House, Mr.. O. Pelt, proprietor. who
leaves nothing undOne to make things
ss pleasant as possible for his guests.
We find the above nice notice in the
Nebraska City NslCs, and it is true.
We have landlord and landIady that
We are proud OF in Joe. O'Pelt and his
estimable wife; but we sadly lack 5
restectsble hotel building, yet in the
course of time that necessity will be
added.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-24

Et1tcr NgslrasE-a Advertise
There is great rejoicing throughout
the land. The hopper hss lett; gone
TO The Indian happy hunting ground
We hope. But will the people renem-
Der snd give honor and credit 10 the
Great Captain that has led them 10
victory. OF gained It for them without
their ever drawing 2 spear OF un-
sheashing > sword? Or viii they act
Ike the IsraeIites-make great re-
joieing FOR a time. hut soon begin TO
muImur and complaint We will
quese from John KiJtoe's history of
Ihebihle:
After Moses had led the I=raeIitas
safely through the Red Sea, and the
Egy ptian hUsts-Ecr-emeu and chart
ots-Ead got fairly iutoit, he stretched
cut his rod over the sea, the earth
ahoOk. the thuuders rolled, aud most
appalling iigHJDiugs-the arrows OF
GOd--hltGlOr 2 the armament, while
the clouds poured down heavy rains,
haiistOuas and Goals OF FIRE, and the
restrained WarsTs returned and en-
gulphed them ali. And it II said the
sTaelites TeiOiced with exceeding
great JOY. They celebrated the day
y ith songs. dances and timhreIs. The
chorus qf one Of rheir songs was
Let Us sing unto the Lord. for he
hath triEmpbed gloriOu=iv: the horse
snd hisrIier hath he thrown into the
sea"
Now We can see that Il hss taken
neatly the same thing, all but the
Goals If fire, 10 exterminate our little
modem Egyptians that it did the old
aueIert ones. And We can celebrate
the tay OF our delivery from these
little Egyptians. a4d alter that chorus
IiLte, and sing unto the Lord. for
he hth gilFIously triumphed; the
hopper, our enemy, IS stuck in the
mud
TEse little Egyptians were about
as ei6etuaIly eHslaving Us a. tie old
ones did the Isrse,it=s. But let Us
try sad be a little more grateful 10 our
deIiRrer, and not quite go soon COM
meme our complaints If al does not
20 exactly 70 suit us. The history
saysthat gt one time, when the Isra-
eIits wanted water, it vas in vain
thai Noses tried 10 persuade ghem 70
be atient and wait the viii Of God.
Tkz only iufiamed them the more,
ara az length tbeir rsge rose to such
hs'-srn rHpy Threatened 70 stone
i'm. Moses hardly knew what to do,
ut was soon told. Behold. VIII
tand before thee there upon the rock
u Hored, and th0G shalt suife the
ock, ami there shall come water cut
q it, and the people shall d-I1E.
SOW, vc should rliLk tl-. Cur Noses
had Ist-tv suo-e the Taek. a15 or
people viii not ta very likely 70 crm-
plain for che want Of water; hgs we
'=sr they VIII h= fu.l as IouE iu their
complaints tecevze We are TseIy 60
lave a iitrIe too much Off. And If It
foes not clear up soon. 50 cIey can 90
10 planting corn. they viii be about
- ready 20 tLrow stones rs the Israel
ties we've. FAIR VIEW.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-24

STrs. Wm. RJssell. Of this city,
has presented Us a ripe peach which
came from the garden OF AIr. Joseph
EenabIe, Allentown, State Of New
Jersey. OF course ii was raised and
rnatured in 8 hot horse Mr.. Nens-
Die sold over $4,000 worth This spring
N the city OF Philadelphia, at nine
GOJlGTS dozen, or seEehty-fve cents
q single peach. A fully developed
ripe peach ct this season OF the year
n Nebraska is something we have
not seen before. and a. New Jersey
climate does not mature its fruit more
rapidly than Nebraska ripe peaches
would not be seen there. If not forced
70 perfection by artificial means, and
might be done here As well as there.
The donor Of this delicious fruit has
our thanks.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-24

Lincoln Globe II Is whispered
in railroad circles that the branch Of
the Nebraska Railway from Nebraska
City TO BrowuviIle will be abandoned
and the road De built acFnss the coun-
Try to Four Mile creek, thence TO
BrownviIIe. This change is made
necessary by the heavy Iand-slides on
the river road. The road Is az the
base OF large hill running parallel
with the river. and either heavy fall
of snow or a rise in the river, causes
q delay OF three days sometimes.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-24

- The Omaha Bee, IN speaking OF
the musical concert % be given IN
Mcpherson Hall Friday evening Of
this week, says:
Prof Hoffman : orchestra. assisted
BY Mrs. .. ". Griffey. Cf Council
Bluffs. and Mrs. !. E. Edwards. OF
Omaha, have been invited 10 give
concerts at Glenw00d, Red Oak, Ne
brssks City and PlattsmOuth. We
can assure the citizens OF those places
that they hsve in store for them 2 real
musical trest, as the above combina-
tiOn l. composed OF some 0f the finest
instrumen taIists and vOcalists in this
part OF the West.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-24
The editor OF the Sidney I.

The editor OF the Sidney TsIs-
Graph lies when he says farmers OF
any other clsss OF citizens are flee
ing" from this county on account Of
the grasshoppers, or for any other
cause. The reports in oUr paper for
several weeks past, regarding the dis
appearance OF the plague, would lead
any editor, not malicious (alsifier, 10
Telegraph makes Ou- farmers are
not fleeing" but planting the larg-
est area OF corn ever planted in the
county, and wheat fields Of from ten
up 70 two hundred acres could not be
more promising.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-24
NOTICE
TO BRIDGE BUILDERS.

NOTICE IS hereby given rllG- sealed BIDS
y WtII Be 1r=ezs-ali as r1a 1fzlce0F the C'uUu-
y CterE n T}-,v-l vile. y N-l- NJ % the --l-
dsv Of June Is--, aE = o'ci0cz- Il, flr tle
building OF an Iron or Combination IEuss
Bridge, OF 50 q 50 foot Suau. vim Il f1ot
ruaiE-nF- Rrlt y fset hIE7l- SubstrLctUre 70
&c OF WoOsi-tle best OF burr OAK OF Wbise
oak timber. Pla1s and specifications 70 ae-
company bids County Comm sziozllEls r6-
serve ths Tight u reject any o. ali bids
By order Of the County COWuliS iSSiGners.
WTES1S r MAJORS.
.ElEf Csl.-r-- lex
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-24

When the Beatrice Express called
attention 70 the senseIess custom of
agricultural societies giving large
premiums for horse racing, and small
premiums, comparatively, for eompe-
tition in displays OF fruits and farm
products, IL struck q key which Is
meeting with conco-dant notes from
the press OF the State generally, which
may possibly attract the attention OF
fair managers and premium makers,
and influence them 10 reverse the
custom. It Is certainly a matter
worthy OF their calm deIiberation :
and If any Of them are candidates for
Office, We can assure them that the
idea CT the Express is popular with
the farmers as well as with the news
papers.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-24
\ sample Bottle fo- Erf.I-

Z you ara sF1u5led srl-L f5-.la-f-e. DUH
ne=s, inespaeity 20 keep -i-d or aay sub
jsct. .-GizzT- -sIeepy, or nervous f=e-iuzs. ~lo1-
my f7-ehodfuEs. L-ri-aa--E-F ot temper. or @
bad taste II the mouth, ulstsl-iF sp1s-i-=,
choking seEsltlan IL -he th-cas- pain IN tla
site or a0C-. zi-0-b-ers o Back. coIdless lf
exr-er1I-ies etc. OF IL facc any sym Tsa--ls lf
.tvs- e0Euplasn --LlIlC--suass e1E--il patton q
che towels. er Dyspepsia. Eo % YOU d-ru-zts.
:. -. NICEELE. aEL go 6 bottle % liz
Shernal-s FrfczI-g- -i-a 5-st-Fs- No spirit
IS us=I in tEe-T nlanrfsetu-e except q pU-re
article % Holland Gin. La.lies z1 pa-t-cl--r
viii zud them peculiarly adapted 90 s1=lr
wants - al AGES and c1E.I5tio1s Of L-te Tic
label tells al r.sT contain. ecnsesu7a--y
phystetsTss 30 EC- hesitate 10 prsscri5s t.---
sample bct.le to- c--aI free Regular SO.
sIa0. >eoEIT
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-24

&C. l." Glen Rock, must send
his, OF her, reaI name, and then We
viii publish that piece" We do not
want the names Of correspondents
: signed to their articles in the paper,
but for oar own private knowledge
and use, If necessary This j. a uni
verssl rule with newspaper publishers.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-24

-Wm. RosseH has commenced de-
Iivering ice n his customers II any
one he has not called On wants ice de-
lfvered during the summer, they viii
please let him know and he viii sup
DIv them.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-24

Dan. Colhanp has opened 9 retail
cizsr store in Albert Smiths barber
shop. He also intends occupying the
rear Of the building for manufactur-
ing as so0n as he gets Uncle Sans
perm ission 70 move.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-24
HUMBOLDT, NEB., May IS, IS17.

HC1-B0LDT. EEB-, May 1S, 1871
I hereby certify that I have paid
this day Joseph Curtis, from Nemaha
county. Nebraska, for G63 40 90 bush
els fall wbest, ct 81 soc per bushel.
81 .732+G0I: and for 9S 1870 bushels
spring wheat, at $50, SI45.01.
Z. kEPLISGEE-
Afr. Editor. For the benefit Of nv
friends, who wish to injure my repu-
tatioR by stating thst / failed 70 get
the above price for my wheat. I wish
You 70 publish the above for their
benefit, and o5Iige yours,
JOE. CURTIS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-24
The following Is a State law II

The following Is q State Law IN
Nebraska. auc q very good one:
SIC. g. Any person who shai! mate
rally iniure, or who shall destroy the
shade tree OF trees Of another, @ per
NIT bis animals % InjuTe or destroy
them. sEaI. be liable to a fine Of not
Ie=s tuau = ar uzoTe than $50 for each
tree thus Injured OF destroyed, which
fine shall be- collected on c0mp plant OF
any person or parsons before any
couTtof proper jurisdiction. Oue-ha'f
Of al fines thus collected shall be
paid "a the owner OF the trees injured
or destroyed the other half shall be
paid iuto the school fund.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-24

The Nemaha Is reported TO have
been eighteen inches higher the past
week than il has been known foT
PdUHeC Republican
No. we guess nOt-the Nemaha IL
about the way il formerly Tas, but the
1cGter was up pretty high.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-24

Nr. y. Gilmore, of E. Dorado
City, California, brother Of our county
treasurer. arrived IN the city or Tues
day on 9 short visit 70 his brother and
father. n=+-da- OF whom has be seen
for twea-y-faur years The meeting
was truly q happy one. M Gilmore
has been east. and reuews his home
ward Journey to-day We were IA
vored with a pleasant call from Mr.
Gilmore.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-24

IF it wasn't for the bow IN the
clouds ore nigh hsve thOuCht snnth-
81 delfss Hess - haad. the rsv =
rained last week.-PULrUGs EeDU5i-
cFs.
HzssIer, We Join with the FaiFburry
C-inpCr in urc-nE you to unite with
those Temple of Honor fellows, or
some other good temperance society
Such unlimited faith IN 'the bow"
Ougbtta Re nouTished
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-24

- We read Of a mum" party be-
ing held somewhere east, for the ben
fit Of g church. The idea Is for every
one TO keep mum. Any one making
a vocal articulation is fined > cents
and marked BY having a yellow rib
Don tied IN a button hole It i his
b0unden duty then 10 cause others TO
break the rule and be fined Il is =
very funny kind Of a game.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-24

The following was handsd rs
With request 20 publish:
-@-77.-Dear Sir: will here
give what I consider the best way to
XII grlsshopPsrs. Ts-ou think well
oft pu; i in your valuable paper
Fire VIII xii! anything. Take a rod
of haIEinch square iron six CT eight
feet long, piece o! tLree-eighth
Eound; double and fiat the double
end aUd punch two rives holes to riv-
Il a handle; weld the two ends To the
long rod eight inches each side Of the
center; then wrap long rod with rags
saturated with turpeutiUe, kerosene,
or beUziEe, OF, if unable, take hay
and wind around the rod. When
where the hoppers are set FIRE 10 il,
and my word for it all the hoPpers
the fire comes near i your meat.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-24
GRAND REDUCTIONS,
Gents Full suifs at $500 at
E.LDU

A good two-holed corn sbeIleF,
with power or crank, as good as new.
for sale or trade cheap.
EAWLET & DOUGLAS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-24

The It. Joe Herald speaking ofgo-
pliers, says The vet weather issome-
what inserrUqciug the business in go
pher soa'Ds. Only thirty-fve were
presented 70 our County Clerk ysster-
day for rede1 1tion."
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-24

The parsonage festival a. Sheri-
dan bids far 70 Re largely attended.
There was nearly one hundred tickets
sold on Tuesday, and We have print
Cd tiftE moe.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-24

An IMMENSE line 0T Ladies'
and Misses Trimmed HATS.
just received from New York.
At LOWEST CASH PRICES, by
Z. bowman.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-24

- Dr.. Mathews, Dentist ever
puucSuaI 10 his appointment, writes
Us that he wiIl ne In his Office in this
city on Thursday Of this week, and
remain for one week.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-24

A new town has been located in
the RePuh iean Valley, Franklin Co
and named RoCktou. L i SAID 20 be
about the centre of the county. ".
X Hanson t=prssident. and Ernst Ar
mold secretary of the town company.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-24
sT.LoUIs sEAERET.

81 LoCJS. Nay 80
WEIEAr-Du-I and I1yer; No. re,I f--I,
SIS. No 9 do S---L
CoES-DC-l and l1ve-; T. cash
RTE-D1I- and Iower- 7sc bid
HJGS-,luis AZ S5-E 4sO-
CAITLE-Cao5ee 50 l.llg ssze-s. s=.i- So
slot % prime, g 49,
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-24

Wall paper ready trimmed, and
curtains The most beautiful, at Nick
ellis drug and book store.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-24

Wagons, SO, spring wagons. $40,
iron, g rates; files. ualIea5Ies, harrow
teeth, wagon and carriage wood work,
cheaper than the cheapest at Lock
woods
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-24

The Beatrice Express wants 20
know who owns the hen that can
get away with this: -
Mrs. ". L. Oman, of Highland
precinct, last week sent in hen egg
which measured eight by seven inch
g, and weighed four ounces. It Il
the product OF q buff cOachin china
hen.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-24

Examine the corn in your cribs.
especially where It is not well covered
We hear of some being spoiled by
the recent heavy rains.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-24
The Kansas Nnron

Took the highest premium az the
Centennial. L the best finished, and
warranted TO carry heavier Iosds than
any other. For sale by T. Richards.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-24

-Eree E-trclc-eE's clan Is scattered.
And demolished q e their w0EES,
Z lS rat t11 late for Flu1e-vCOrr
Togo and Join tle Turks.
-CeHs-aE on CC-E-isT-
and there's that fellow a. lone Tree.
~ vea y. EeEe ezzrltl -
should g. along. an cross she sea
To f0Iu LS-H---s artillery.
Nor s-1V IN Tudi41Cy.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-24

1t Is thought probable that the
cars OF the Nebraska Railway viii
run into the town Of York by the first
OF July.