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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-04-28
Notice to Trespassers.

HAVING posted our lands, we hereby warn
j / all persons against Trespassing on the same
By building fires thereon, or keecing boats along
the river bank adjoining the same. Wewil pros
ecute all who disregard this warning.
T. A. KIRWAN,
WI. H0CSE.
April 2s lsT7-3t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-04-28

], Samuel Howell, Cashier Of the above named
Bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement
is true, 20 the best u my knowledge and belief.
SAMUEL HOWELL. Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me. this 23rd day
Of April 1877. w. SIMMONS,
Notary Public.
Correct Attest.
H. o. TALBOT,
W. l.. WILSON, directors.
GEO. II. TURNEa.
April ., 1877.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-04-28

CAUGHriX THE AoT. Several nights since,
the child Of prominent citizen was detected
in a severe paroxysm Of coughing. \ prompt
recourse to DR.. Schley's Family Cough Syrup
rescued it from Group, and all are now happy.
The intelligent reader will take heed. For
sale for 25cts by C. L. Beller here, and Gil
bert Bros. llarl er's Ferry.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-04-28

The people % Louisiana and tie whole
country are rejoicing. and have cause for it in
che evacuation Of New Orleans by United
States Troops aai tie election Of jude Spot
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-04-28
General Gleanings.

y little daughter Of William Bruins, years
old, in Cincinnati on Tuesday evening saved
her youngest brother and sister from death on
the railroad track. where they had been play
ing, but was herself run over by the train and
instantly killed.
The late Rev Dr. W. G Goes ministry en-
braced period Of q years, and during that
time he was never disqualified by sickness
and in the ! $50 Sabbaths of his ministerial
life he preached 3.l97 sermons His first SER
mon was preached 10 Baltimore his last in
Lexington some ten days before his death. -
His last words were " Let US make haste aud
pass over this Jordan
The leather interest OF the United States is
one-third more than that Of cotton, double that
Of iron, and is exceeded by nothing except
agriculture. In 1870 the products of leather.
boots and shoes, were over $500 900, coo; the
cotton manufacturing $4,000. 600"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-04-28

The Turkish reply 10 the Russian mani
fcsto protests against a declaration Of war,
and appeals 10 the treaty OF Paris and the
mediation Of the guaranteeing powers. Spec
ulatious are rife as 10 tie effect Of this ap-
peal
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-04-28
CHURCH HILL GARDEN.

G II WOODY, Agent. would respect
>. IL. w fully inform bis friends that
he has now at his Garden full supply Of Planis
Of every description. lie can confidently say that
hs Plants are The best be has ever offered 10 ills
market
VIII have 10 season Sweet Potato, Celery and
Egg Plants.
April q, ls77-3t.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-04-28
A FRAGMENT.

Always keep Oh hand, as delay increases SUI
fernG If you have cough or cold use Dr.
Bulls Cough Syrup. 1t will cureyou. Price
% cents
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-04-28
BANK sTATENINNT.

ID EPORT Of the condition Of the Frs, National
Ia Bank Of Jefferson at Charlestown, State Of
West Virginia. at the close OF business Apr !
H. 1877
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-04-28
NOTICE.

Z HAVE removed my TIN SHOP to the second
! door Of the building formerly occupied BY
Weirick Weller, as a Foundry and Machine
shop, and the old stand Of Thomas d. Parker's
Tin ard stove House, where am prepared TO do
all manner Of
TEN AND SHEET FROM WORK.
ROOFING AND SPOUTISG A SPECIALLY.
Ny Tinware will be cold at the bottom prices
Trade will be taken 10 exchan' for ware or work
1ze- Remember the Second Door.
JNO. ). YESTERDAY,
April IS, 1877. Agent
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-04-28

Packard made his exit from the State
House at New Orleans on Wednesday morn
ing, and Gov Nichols occupied.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-04-28
TsN AND SHEET FROM WORK


TTNHE STORE-ROOM formerly occupied BY J
b. Haines, on Market House lot. Possession
given Immediately.
BY Order Of the Council, April 2lth. 1877.
HIRAM O'BANNON,
April IS, is77-3t. Recorder
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-04-28

The President has been informed by tele-
graph that paper has been sen; him. signed
by the Bishops Of the Episcopal, Methodist
and Roman Catholic Churches Of Louisiana
and the principal bankers, merchants, planters
AMI business men Of the State, approving the
action Of the Nichols Legislature with refer
eucc to the pledges made for the faithful and
impartial execution Of the laws, and the pro-
lection and education Of tue colored people
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-04-28

The Mrs R. B. Hayes Temperance Society
Of The District Of Columbia" has recently
been organized 10 Washing,on-in honor Of
that lady for her punishment Of Wocs from
The White House table
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-04-28

The Baltimore american says that Nj
Thomas n. Haskell, who for the last twenty
five years has been Superintendent Of Bridges
90 the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, has re-
signed his position. Mr. Haskell has been in
the service Of the Company for thjriy-one
years, entering with Wendell Bollman, former
ly Master Of Road, in whose service he &C
quircd that extensive knowledge and expert
ence that SO well fitted him for the position he
afterwards occupied"
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-17

Through the kindness Of Uncle
T Moses C0nuor, we are permitted 10
+ peruse q letter from his son Aaron,
dated az Deadwood May eth, and
I from which we CLEAN some items that
viii be interesting TO his friends here.
- have seen considerable gold tax
en out. I saw one sIUice box with
three men 81 WORK, II one run Of
swenty-fOGr hours, clean up S630. 90
but this was az extra lead. Busi-
LESS has hardly commenced yet as We
have had for the past three weeks mis-
erabIe weather-rainiug showing or
freezing every day" He speaks OF
shooting scrape. - but says the vigi-
Ia1tes have taken things into their
own hands, and that they will enforce
better state Of society. As TO rob-
bing or stealing there Is none-a man
can leave his cabin with his sack in il
and 20 to his work without the least
fear Of theft, and return 81 night TO
ind everything safe"
Emigration Is coming in very fast,
and likewise going out tisgusted with
the country. last week 200 left IN
one train for the States, literally dis
gusted with the prospects. Many
come hoping to find gold by the hat
full, and when they see small partic-
les they say they want Jumps as big
a. valnuts, which are never found.
I have meta good many
that have net II Br0wuviIie-C0oI- .
ey. that kept the star Hotel, Bill Ed .
wards, J. \. Collins, Buck Philips Of /
Peru, Myers Of TecCuseh, and others. /
An going prospecting this week and 7.
90 not know where I viii land, but /
viii Keep you posted
Tell all who are doing well that they .
had better stay where they are"
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-17
COMMERCIAL
CHICAGO HARRIET sUmuARx.

IEy 9--Wheslt. sI-so for Nay ard SIS for
Juue- Corn. 81 -e for Nay ar,t 50 for June.
Rye, ssc- BE-lsE zee for Nay. Hogs. s5-Eas
S165- Cattle. s3-8065--l
-lI-lE I0.-Whear- 81 6sr Nay and g. g. /.
for June Corn. 5s1 lc cash and 5gE- l1r Juue-
Rye, Sc BarLsy &c f1- Nay. Hogs- sz-I1E
s5-70- Cattle. s1S5as.gG
UlF L--Wheat. sI--2fz for Nay G1d sLz4
f1- June Corn 81 cash and 5s- to- Iuue-
Rye, s6sS7c- Barley, 7zssGC. E1zs. sloCa
$50. Cattle. ss.6- ss8-15-
LLgg L-Wheas g. SCI for Kay alL g. -lla
for JEna. E0ru. - 5l f5r 8Ily an 5s-
81 11r June. a1G 81 So fl- July I've. s.
for Nay. and ssc f1r Ju1s- Ba-lz-. -5c for
FOR Nay Hogs, s5-I1zs5-5l Cart-s. 5.azz $50
1E1g IA-V-heat. SIS cash. AMI 81. 5SE, for
June. coz 81 &c cash. and SIS Elr June-
Rye. stz sG--.c- Barley, 75e for 1-1y. Hogs.
s5-I5z5Gz- Cattle s3.zs@ElG
IE15r I5--TheaE. s--s4.z IG- czss. G1I sI.55.s.
I-ss f1E June or July Corr s. Z.c cls-.
ard q -E t1- J1Ee- Rye. see cash Bar
IzT. -5e- Eogs. s5-I1E5.60- CIts-z- 5--5-
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-17
TIE SOUTHWEST.

We are permitted, through the eour-
tesy OF ex-'IoTsrnor FUrnas. 10 make
the following extracts frcm letters
written him by his son John. We
shouldn't wonder If Johnny would
strike lie" A young man possess
ing his will and nerve deserves TO do
so, certainly. He writes:
On BANK COLORADO RIVER D
ARIZONA, APRIL u. -.
Here I am, thus far On
my way 10 the mining region in
Southern Arizona. We are seven
miles from Yuma City, the residence
Of Judge Porter, formerly OF Brown
Vile. Arrived here this afternoon
Fixed up about camp; took a bath in
Colorado river, and take a minute to
write yog before dark.
On this trip I expected TO rough
If, F" and have found the bill filed. ."
Came by rail from san Francisco TO
Los Angeles, from thence over land
By fouT-muIe team. There are four
Of Is IL company. In making ny
trips 70 and through California. and
to China and Japan, since I left Ne
brasks, over two years since. I tho't
I had seen g full variety Of earthIs
surface. But I ind new additions
since leaving Los Angeles. Over
noun tainz, deserts, and through sand
storms, quite to the satisfaction Of
the most fas,idious. Often 7 would
have given all my earthly possessions
for 3 cool drink OF water, such s.
have 50 often drank at the Pom well
in BrUwnviIle WithaI, We are hap
1y and gay as when whirIi1g along
By rail at faster rate.
As you are aware, I left home 10
:eek my fortune in 8 mining region, I
md chose California But that Is not
he place for one with limited, or 10
means It is now only suited 70
.-O-C u " Eea-sA anu AEeA4 L-L--Eg -
he poorest country for q poor man in I.
he world. The region 70 which We
Ire going Is said to be the richest on /
he continent. I hope to make 3 /.
trike" down here. VIII give it at
east two years trial, and see what
here i. II only make q living, /.
presume that Is all any one Is now /.
ioing in Nebrassa. If I DO not find /
. BONANZA here, why, OF III be to .
ONE where else. I mean to strike .
le" somewhere, sometime, before
ong, OF ''break q traee.T
VIII likely see Judge Porter as We
bass through Yuma City.
Write me, Globe City, Arizona, I
.aTe D. G. ChIIson, via Florence, Ar
Zoua. JOHN. (
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-17
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
Furnished ny special C0rresponSents
for The Advertise.


London
7 - Rain, rain, rain
= Graszhoppers appear in grsa.
numbers. then suddenly disappear.
No one knOEeth whittier they 60
Il trust the friends in London
viii not forget that r 4. HawIey,
viii preach II BrOWnviIIe az the
Baptist church next Sunday at Il
o'clock. q u.
The fruit question Is decided thus
far; no damage has been done il by
the frost The prospect for an abGn-
dance Of fruit il fine Some apple
trees on John Harding's pIses. twen-
y years old, for some reason have not
borne flower or fruit, are now in fuTI
blossom. And other trees seem = sol
I'D mass OF blossoms.
= Good people Of London do not
forget that there viii De a festival IL
the ". Z. Parsonage, Gt Sheridan,
TO raise funds TO complete the Psrsou-
age.
a son was born unto John and
Josephine LoveIess, May Ilth-
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-17
Setting the Pins.
,ditor Nebraska Advertiser:

Editor Nebraska Advertiser:
The great I am''-poIitical reform
er-reuovater-How spent several
days in town last week, holding close
communion with his ''obedient ser
wants" IN the county, arranging q
"sIate" for the coming fall election
We learn fIom one who was admit
ted' that the programme Is 70 give
the "BrownviIIe skunks" all the Of
fees this fall. OsteasibIy this il said
be as 3 ''Feim bursement" for the vote
Howe received IL this precinct last
fall. But it really means that Howe
wants all the Legislature next faI-tO
carry in his pocket :" for certain rea-
sousi f'Do YOU see21 We have the
Iist. Each OF the officers 10 be elect
ed this fall are named-Treasurer
Clerk, Sheriff and County Judge-su
in BrowuviIIe- The arraugemnt Is
that for one Office, the party is to get
the nomination OF the Republican
convention, and be endorsed" By the
Howe organization. Another is 70 be
put up 10 trade on. One man who
has been promised q county office, but
could not have II now because he does
not reside il BrOwnvilIe, was dispos-
ed TO kick in the traces, but was
'soothed" with promise Of a place on
the Legislative ticket next fall. z.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-17
Many Thanks.
RRowNvILLE. MAY IS, Is77.

BROWNvILLE, May IS, lS44-
I To the Merchants and Business Hen O
BrozrnriZLg. Sheridan, Peru, NsBd-
CITY and AsDiHl-GH; also the People
Of NsmdhG County
In retiring from the firm Of the
BrowuviIIe Transfer and Ferry Co.,
and in behalf OF the company, I de-
sire 70 return you my sincere thanks
for the business and fsvors shown it.
I have endeavored to work faithfully
foV the interest Of the company, and
to secure as cheap transportation to
and from BrovnviIle a. from any
mpeting point near here. For the
last i've yesrs We have laid down
goods in BrowuviIle for the same rate
charged TO Phelps Station, No, and
have received and shipped grain in
Ike manner; the transfer Of said
merchandise and gran virtually cost
ing the shipper nothing.
I Iregret very much to have my bus
inezs relations severed with the busl-
ness men OF this place and vicinity !;
but on the other hand would solicit
your business for my Successors, who
viii be pleased 10 do ycur business.
In conclusion, teamstsrs, allow ne
to thank you, from the depths OF my
heart, for valuable services rendered.
At roli-caIl I always found you in
line and at your posts.
Hoping we may AL live, prosper,
and die happy, I bid you adieu.
Yours truly,
B N. BAILEY.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-17

We hea- it said that Major CaE-
rey wIlF5O0n return 10 Nebraska, and
take editorial charge of the Lincoln
Gio5E.-Br0LrHUiLLs 4dusrtiser.
Then, Mr.. ADVERTISER you have
heard . rUu0E without foundation.
The present editors and p-oprietors Of
the GLOBE Hedges & Bro are fully
com peteut to edtCit. We have heard
that Cafrey intended 20 return 10
Nebraska, but this l. the first iutima-
tion We had that he was % Be con
nected with this paper, The report Is
gaUZy in the exrreme.-GJ05G.
We eheerfuIIy and cordially correct
our error by publishing the above
An exeursio1ist to Lincoln gave Us
the report on his return. He received
it from some one in Lincoln who prob
ably don't know ali about the Globes
business.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-17
PezI1s by Land.

Within the limits Of our Own country lrs
% =. found almost al the vIrIl-I1-s q ell
mate known 20 the habtta5Ie globe. Butex-
teusive as Is our domain. the locomotive run
Ming az almost lightning speed, conveys the
traveller IN a few hours from Gha healthy
mountain district &C The C-ua b-ee1Iuz 1satu
and even from the sunny groves OF sle south
% lLe tce-lC-1d shores crtLa northern lakes
IN making these EaptL journeys IL travel
lers are subjected % those severe climatic In
EusuCss 30 Pr1tuctlve OF sickness and dis
ease Il Is therefore Of vital i'm lpo-1a1ce tLaG
he should be pr0TtL5G with sa remedial agent
that VIII no. only cure, 5-1 Ike wise prevent
Sudden asLl-lz- Of disease The Seven seals
or GoILez W0Eder. which Is q counter IrTt-
ta1-. LIst1lectant- q tLEusivs stIu1lI1r.
an lnodyue. q nerTLue and o tonic. is q sure
prevention "a 10 less efacrCl- cure OF f1vars.
a-ue. dilrrl-z, lysG--sry, and Gil other all
meats 90 which travellers axe especially Ia
bic. 40 traveller should L1IL 60 provide him
self with d. supply OF this v-IEs5-a remedy
before starting CpoC his Journey. aprL
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-17
A wonasr-yF orkins Remedy.

No remedial agent has ever been offered 20
the SICK and da1lIi1atat a. ali comparahls 60
Hosc5t5er's Stomach BI-rsrs. N cases OF r.
uittsns ard fErsrr,It-en1 fzvars. co1stipa-
ton, nervous ailments. rAsun1acisu-. and
disorders Involving c0us-IrE Ei0naI weakness
OF physical decay. Ic literally works Won
ders." The botantc Ingredients which its
sDirtcu0us basis holds IN solution. ac5 like q
charm upou the stomach, AMI through t1s
stomach upon the 5EaIl- liver, bowels and
nervous system There & nothing II ifs
composition that is not saIc-ri0us- t con-
saius some OF the most potent tonics OF the
vegetable kingdom and the juices OF the best
sperteut and aEcI-bfIltJus roots and herbs.
c0ubined with @ perfectly pure stIuIlLl5l--,
element. The BIsters I-e peculiar addp-ef
20 those engaged in exLaus1Iuz or unhealthy
occupations. as b. It's use strength Is s-s-
tanned and the ability OF the system % re-
stS1 atmosphere alL other Influences p-eju-
LIctaI 70 heath largely Increased may
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-17

DR. Grim, Of Aspinwal net with
3 frizhtfuI accident last Saturday,
which but for sheer good luck, would
have been fatal. Riding horseback
on the road along the river bluffs De-
tween AsDinwaiI and St. Deroin, his
horse scared and went over the bank,
which l. high and very steep, falling
On the Doctor, breaking one Of his
legs lust below the knee Dr. Stew
art. Of this city went down on Sunday
70 TX I'd the broken limb, and We are
pleased TO learn that while il Is pain
faI and viii for some time interfere
with the Doctors practice, the frae-
ture or break Is nat Of the most seri-
Crs= Character
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-17

During the past week # has rsined
nesrly necessarily IL this LEGALITY.
Not one third Of the farmers have
their corn planted yet, many have 10.
even their fields plowed IN readiness
for planting. owing to so much vet
weather iaiE spring that pIoWing
could not be done. Some ars lucky
enough to have their corn in, 10 re-
ceive the benefit OF these early sum
uaer rains, 2 great help 10 big crops
However. unless Il should be an IN,
uzusIIv dry sumusr, crops planted
during Nay, viii DO well
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-17

An exchange says. 'If our lady
readers are tesirous Of keeping their
rose bushes fTeefr0u the small green
vermin that 50 frequently iHfsst them
the following remedy viii be found
q most =GFzcCGaI'Oue To three gal
Ions of water, add one peck Of SCOT
and one quart OF uusIacked lime. Stir
It veII-Iat il stand for tventy-four
hours, and when the SCOT rises TO the
surface skim It or Use a syringe for
applying ii"
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-17
E@tFeT Notice.

Strayed from the premises Of Jo-
sePh @Ioss, on last Friday evening,
one thrss yeaE old aeifeE, bIue-5Iack,
some WHITE spots. with rope on horns
Supposed 70 be in hiding with young
calf AUy one giving information
concerning said heii6r at the residence
OF Joseph SL0ss, North BrowuviIIe.
viii De suitably rewarded.
c.. ". WILLIAMS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-17
I. o. G.. 7
Proceedings Of the District Lodge.

4 -AU[EEt-AkA-- "a AEAE AfA.LA ALt A-sta-1N@
District Lodge No. >, met with Ne
maha City Lodge No. los, Nay I2rh
Is77, vas called TO order AT one O'Clock
.. d. By ?. ". c. T. Crother, who
made tie follow ing appointments,
protein:
y. 2TCCouas, ". L.
Ellen Hem lessen, ". Y. 7.
Nora SCoviIIe, ". I. 9.
:. \. Huntington, ". Chap.
D. Morton. P. ". c. 7.
Committee on credentials reported
thz following Lodges entitled TO rep
resentatives:
AspinwaII. No. IG6-7 votes.
Neuaha City. No. 1910 votes.
Zion Lodge No. I37, was represent
ed by ?. W. c. T, Juo. Strain.
/ Security, No. I35. BY Jno. Ritchey,
IL
London, No. I36, BY :. Winters.
Owing 70 the heavy rains OF Friday
and Saturday, the delegations were
notsaE,Iarge as expected.
( Reports Of the Lodges being called
for, AspinwaII No. los reported 20
members in good standing.
/ Nemaha City reported 100 members
/ IN good standing
I Mt. Zion, % IN good standing.
London, So in good standing.
/ Pleasant Prairie reported G+ in good
standing representing q gain OF IS in
the past au8rter.
/ The next place OF meeting vas fix
ed at Nsmaha City OF the second sat
urday il August.
! Lodge closed n due form TO meet at
ABOVE named tine and place
/ At the public meeting in the even
ing, the attendance was as large a.
could be expected considering the
state the roads were in. The Pro
granue consisted Of music & speak
ing by different men bers OF the order.
The evening passed OF pleasantly, and
all feit L was good to be there On that
occasion. Respectfully,
:. L. MELVIN. Sec'y.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-17

- Capt. Carson, president Of the
First National Bank OF BrownviIle
returned home last Thursday, after d
three weeks trip to Pennsylvania and
other States East. We are pleased 10
see the Captain returned II good
health.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-17

We understand that = young
lady Of this city jumped into the Wv
e. 3 zEv CT 50 ago with the intention
OF drowning herself because her ''fe--
IerT vent cack on her. We suppress
cLe names OF the parties for the pres
-snt. excepting, Of couTses the hero
that pulled her out of the water who
was no more nor less than Ike sears
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-17
FLORENCE, ARIZONA.
April =. IS11.

FLORENCE. ARIZONA, :
April =, IS77.
Arrived here about two
hours ago. Glad TO receive several
letters from you. Found here an old
friend I knew both in Lincoln and
Oakland, CaIiforuia-Dr. Blunt /
met Judge Porter on the road between
Yuma and this place. He waz glad
TO see me, and kindly offered me the
cIeEkshiD OF MS court If I would re-
turn with him. But declined, as I
an not hunting eierkships JUST now
I am after larger game. I have eigh-
" miles TO 90 yet before reaching or
point OF destination.
Z -tszsszzzs sfseH, a. travel
ing through this country, how Pa
wouId have enjoyed the trip by rsa-
son Of the new and great variety Of
vegetation. ! counted over forty diff
farent varieties cactus
I tell you, the people are rough
down here. L would seem OvsTyo BODY
drinks, gambIes, and shoot each 9th
er. As 20 The two former, 7 decline
participation. IN the latter, viii not
ssriRk from duty, II pressed. SoOEe
for q moment is out OF reach Of his
six shooter. It is by his side work
ing, sleeping or eating. It IS good
place 20 te=t 4 mans grit, and Caplci-
" for keeping q stiff upper lip"
VIII write you g soon s. I reach
Globe City. JCIE.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-17

The Bloomington Guard copies
one Of our local items and credits it 10
the Granger We DO not blame the
Guard however, for il no doubt sup
posed the item original with our
ueizLbOr, who steals most Of his local
news from The ADVERTISER.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-17

- On last Friday morning Mr
John Colony, IN the north part OF
town, discovered that during the pre-
viOus night. the rats had attacked
quite large SOW IN 3 pen close 10 the
house, and had eaten or one ear and
= large hole N the hack, close 10 the
shoulder. some six inches long and
four wide. The alarm Of rats was
given and by the aid Of the neigh
50Ts some s. rats were soon slaughter
/ ed.-Putrneg Republican.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-17

One day last wazE the Omaha
Bee cane OUT with a large and sp-a1-
did map Of the European and Asi2tI1
countries IN which the great war now
RACES. We congratulate the Zee upon
IL z--zE7Ti=5.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-17

By private letter from J I. Col
Eapp We learn Iha5 he has 3 situation
a. foreman n the Ofies OF the Ad-
t55HE- U-zGly AID IEEsteCJ RsClClC,
published a. Chicago. We ere glad
70 Learn OF Johns good luck, a. not
o1E printer II I've hundred could 20
into 3 strange city the size o. Chica-
20, where typos are are as thick 81
grsssLOppers II Kansas, and work
his way into s foCsm aHship IL 50
short z sine.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-17

- At Fremont the other day q w0-
nan c0Edlded man or tried 70 90
30. El- writing Le- an offensive letter.
They afterwards found out that Il
wzs "sel gp" JOB, aul thaC they
vsrs the victims OF very unpleasant
iokE.