Nebraska advertiser., 1877-07-26
NEIGHB0RHOOD NEWS.
Furnished by Special Correspondents
for The Advertiser.
AsDInwaEH.

the late rains.
- The hog disease appears to be on
the increase in the precinct; num-
Der of fatal cases recently.
- Bro. Coryelle, of Humboldt.
preached three sermons at Aspinwall
last week, which resulted in the ad-
dition of seven members by baptism.
May the good work 60 on.
- Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. s. Minick have
the thanks of 2 number of friends who
enjoyed social evening at their
house on last Thursday. The music
was excellent and the refreshments to
correspond.
- Last Saturday evening the Good
Templars were repeatedly annoyed
during their session by the music of a
dinner-horn, blown by a lad OF the
village who, for his mothers sake,
shall be nameless here. The W. G.
7. appointed a committee to ascertain
the PERSONS name, and it was an
nounced in open lodge. While we
feel disposed to denOunce such rssoalI-
ty, we feel truly sorry for any one who
has got so far below common respect
ability as to execute or abetsuch work.
- The probable, possible and i'm
possible candidates for the various po-
litical honors of the country are being
freely discussed, and the early inter
est promises a vigorous canvass when
the work comes. MAX.
Glen Rock.
- Local news scarce.
- Peace and quiet again in Glen
Rock. It's time to give US a rest.
- Very dry at the present time,
corn and potatoes needing rain bad.
Some prospects, however, of rain to-
day.
- Harvest has come. Barley in the
stack. Wheat and oats not in the
shock yet, with the exception of
few fields of early sowing.
- We notice in THE ADVERTISER
of July Il, that "Will," OF Glen Rock,
thinks 1t is very strange how unman-
ageable and exciteable the people of
Glen Rock are. Wonder who con-
troled and managed their affairs for
the last twenty years? We think that
there are plenty of men here with
unprejudiced minds, and are unshak-
en- for truth and honor, and may they
long live and retain to the last the
faith and inspiration that raised them
to the position they have 80 long held
with integrity. We see no cause for
charging the people here of turning
g deaf ear to the case ''Will" has ref
erenoe to. Vile creatures we must be,
TO turn a deaf ear and not even listen
to truth. "Will" seems to take some
delight in setting himself right before
the people by his acts. words and mo-
tives, and would even have the press
combine with him against the people
and make them the target for ribald-
ry. But the press gives him poor en-
eoura geueut. Now. If "Wiu' lives
here as long as some of the people
have, he will find them serene and
calm, and ever able to stand the
storms Of envy and blasts Ct evil un-
shaken and undisturbed. Again we
will say, the people here are ever
ready and willing. and delightto hon
or any young man that. comes into
our neighborhood and walks upright,
and has respect for the people. Such
will be sure to have friends. and the
people will earnestly desire that such
may long continue in their midst.
- Elder Barrow filled his appoint
mental Glen Rock Saturday evening.
His discourse was the Ark Of the Gov
enant and History of the Tabernacle,
Heb. x, 1920. His discourse was
short but to the point. We agree with
him In mis- description of the passage
of the High Priest once year, of the
attonement, token or type of Christ,
who. with his own blood, entered
within the veil which separates Gods
own abode from earth. He also
showed how the body OF Christ was
rent upon the cross, which indicates
the entrance into the holiest OF all
and was laid open to all believers by
the blood of Christ, and which was a
new and living way, which was con-
secrated for US through the veil. We
would like to hear him speak about
two hours on the subject, and why
the tabernacle was moved TO Shiloh.
We would like to hear some one DO
any better justice to the subject than
he did, as far as he went.
London.
- Peradventure there were five
righteous, would it rain
- james Ely is having new barn
built, and Jason Harding is building
1t.
They are having the whOoping-
cough In the family of Walden Clark.
Mss Lizzie Mace has been spend
ing 6 few days in London, the guest
of Mrs. John Heiks.
- At the residence of Amos Bacon,
Elder ShurtlifT, asked Mile AIinick
and Thomas Miles, few questions, to
which they answered in the affirma-
tive, then ne pronounced them hus-
band and wife, and now they are to
travel ''life's bill together" Yes,
MilIis and Thomas are welded fast"
- II is to be hoped there win be no
false Impressions entertained concern
ing the ''young chickens in London"
We have just lots of them, and If any
preacher OF any or ell shades of faith,
from Catholic to Campbellite, should
be pleased 10 visit Us, ne wOnld have
a hospi.abie reception sandwiehed
with chickens, but as We are very