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Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-03
Breakfast Bacon.
Extra fine, at Huddart's.

- A. LiHcoiu the other day We had
4 conversation with Gov. Fu-uas, who
then regarded the outlook as very
hopeful He said that IN many local
i-I-s the eggs seemed 20 have lost
their vitality. aGd those that were
hatched did not show the usual ami
nation and IN many instance uIys-
teriou=ly Disappeared. and he *
pressed the opinion that a cold rain
would Fxteruiuate the whole living
race Of the pests The rain has come.
and We trust that the result viii veTi-
= the prediction. Gov. Furnas says
thar th= farmers are very hopeful T.,
and Is firm in the faith Of a SUCCESS
fuI year IN production and immigra-
rion on.-CuJCf1 PEy1EEEcGu.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-03
NEIGEBORHOOD NEWS.
Furnished by Special COrresPondents
for The Advertise.
L0nHnD.

The "fnvineible army il here in
force Ratious meagre, weather cold
and vet for them
Fruit prospect better than ever
before in this neighborhood.
Frost and ice Sunday night. but
1t is thought the fruit Is not injured
much.
A number from London went on
the Lincoln exearsior- Lincoln has
some fine buildings and some day
may be great city
Mr. Wn. Winters and family
have returned to London 10 live.
- Teachers association &C the
Methodist meeting house, Nay I7ch.
= Il seems that some OF the Demo
Gratis Ike the policy Of President
Hayes, and some OF the Republicans
90 not Let no one expect too much
Of human nature. nor human govern
ment, or they viii De- disappointed
But rather seek to culture the moral
faculties, % that man Will be = law
uGto himself and obey tile Higher
law, which i perfect, and leads 10
happiness.
Glen Rock.
- -Aay Ist- Corn Is ceming uE-iu
Chicago.
The acknowledged report il eu-
eouragIng To the gloomy farmer
- Wheat = doing well The acrs-
age Of corn will De much larger than
that ef last year.
- april showers Of snow Satur-
day morning terra firua was covered .
Ger to the depth of four inches OF.
beautiful snow" The csdar trees
and sh-u5bery were greatly damaged. .
Cedars and peach trees suffered most +
from weight Of snow many braaeh- +
e broken ct The feathery fakes
continued falling until Saturday
night. The apple trees in pink. peach .
trees II fun bloom OF violet. cherry
and plum blossoms white a. the snow.
and the green foliage made : beautf-
fuI contrast.
David Watkins brick residence
looms uD in architectural beauty
which, = to this country what Barn
un's WaIdeuers" vas 10 Bridge
port, near New YORK..
- GiIis new store b1iIiiBg looks in
viting 10 tle boys that feed the girls
1u spruce gum az singing school
- Our pedestrians still practice II
stroIIs and long walks have
anything 70 do with I1ve. they think
: "might-er' sight Of each other L
viii be we'll for young and uuexper-
.enced lovers Co remember POTATOES
have eyes and corn las ears"
If the folks tnat uufcleutsonaIIv
borrowed bibles Of the Glen Rock IL (
5r2ry WiII return them they shall
have Our thanks WILL.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-03

Forths better rlv-nlszee cz theco1suEsr
Dr. S'ssrGan's M--lr-1-ze - uow F-s up d
= bottles Is Wei A. $50 zs heretofore TC
those who are arlua5rtsd with she SIslc-i-
f1-e fr - ucr -eeesSary % sI- a vor- II -
hehaIE R-- % those E1ozlazs T. sznoraEce
q e. w VIII stz1DIT sly. ;rv ls s--l al y-J-r
testimony % -Lccsz--s ~ others that tr
c-re5 yoz. Eo oEher c7s-rc5Ie - re- -ssi
S. Z e z cn-bfns- r1rtc. Alternative. cafEar-
-5c f5hrff-zs- eL1oIa=1Eu=, and att periodic.
IE EueEr-sI1ZeS rliasIlatir poison. parties 2l1-
invtz1ra1es the 5ioCd- restores ne liver au5
ori-sr diseased organs % taAir olEuraI heal
tay condition, thereby Thoroughly eradicas-
ing sne GiSzzse- Fer sale ~
7sozIy 1. ~ SICKELL-
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-03

agree with Mr. Howe" on the assess
ruent0f bank capital, says the HOEre
Organ. and then drops the subject.
Why d0esn 'ttle organ take position
either for or against this action OF the
commissioners? Z il true that it dare
not oppose Mr.. Howe on the one
hand, and i hypOcritieaIly eourting
fav0rs from the commissioners on the
0ther2 The ADVERTISER, always
bold and Independent, says the com
missioHeTs did right concerning bank
stock a==essueuts- Come, speak Up,
20 we can hear and understand you.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-03

1t i true that We did not fling
many flags q the bT=zZz. neither did
We fra III cannon. OF ill the sir with
brilliantly bIsZiuZ fireworks, when
Hayes vas iHau=U-ated-Hgz-s Or
gan.
No, Hove hadn't given yCu your
orders vet what TO do, and you lacked
the Independent manhood % take an
uuegufv0gaI position, without orders
from him.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-03
COMMERCIAL
CHICAGO MARKET sUmmARY.

-5p-E @5--Whssz q 5fc higher. a. SI.-8s :
for Nay and sLZf for June Corn. s.. for
Nay and 5sl 4. flr June Rye ggEsIc. Bar
ley vas uomiHaiIv stronger. az -s1s9 70
April Hogs, s5-a0H5s0. Cattle s. 75E5-62zs
-s1--E 36-W heat. 5Tzr. I-56r &. for 3Isv and
SIC .o- Juue- Corn Ic lower. So s1- lIsv
and 5sc 67r June Barley - higher S7zsz
Hogs I5E29c lower. az s5.Z5G5.-L CartIs Ice
lower at s3.G3zL61.
4g-Z --.-W-Laa1 8 s7sl y hlgaer. g. so Tor
Nay and 81 , lor June Corn 5-s-, for 3Esv
ant 5sc ,7- June Rye s2 Barley 60 % s5.
Hogs $50 20 81 s. Cattle s2T5 % s5--
AprI 2s--Whsss isc lower. az sIsgFs for
Nay and sL7115s for June Corn % "a hIzh-
sr. a. SC for Nay a-d 55-. for June. Rve g.
Barley 50 % sc for April and s5e for JTl--
Hogs SID % s5--1- CatgIe $50 Co $50.
ApriI sG.--V-hea- cash at 81 81. FIR Nay and
sl-i,lt for June. Corn 567s for lIay and 5-sze
for June Rye g2c for Nay and s6c 11- Iuas.
Barley S5e cash. zl5 Z 11r Zla-. Car-1a SIS
- s. 50 Hogs s 81 90 So
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-03
For Tr2dRE
: secondhand wagon 70 trade for q
COW. ABBOTT Z EMERY.

It's really too bad. the amount of
time. labor and ingenuity expended
IN getting up Grss=hopper Exteruiu-
aror= and Old Probabilities never
breathRd a word OF what jupiter
Pluvius and EoIus had IN store for
the plaguey insectE.-CBaditG ReDa5-
IeGzs.
And We are satisfied OF the impo-
tsacy Of a.! those combined powers u
materially or perceatihIv rid the conn
try Of grssshoppers. Immediately sf-
ter the storm we saw millions % the
peston barren knobs alive and healthy
where they had been exposed 10 the
cold. dashing. protraeted rains and
SNOW "Cid Prob. , will have to get
up some ether kind Of weather if the
destruction Of hopperz is what BE Is
after.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-03

Has moved into his new store room in
McPherson's Block Go and see aim
a. he has 4 led his large hnuse fulI Of
DIR CGS and GROCERIES Of every
variety. and at the lowest prices. II.
c. says ne has felt un=etrIed fora long
time, but nov he intends to stay with
the people of Nemaha, and help to
build up one Of the best counties in
the west AL he asks il his propor-
ton OF the trade, and that he pro-
poses to have IL good goods and fair
dealing viii get IT,
just step in and tell him 10 hand
out some Of those cigars called Our
Boys, and see how promptly Lley lriZg
come.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-03

The story Of our Heighbor last
seek about a. innocent tramp losing
one d9Ezr A. POKER. and being arrest
81. dned. AMI ordered cut Of town and
- on. Is Misrepresentation Of the
truth IN the matter The marshal IN
forms rs That ne arrested 4 zTSCiCi0Cs
cha-gcater and placed him II thsjaiL
Until the police Judge returned from
the county, few hours only He
vas tried fined, and sent across the
river H= said nothing about losing
any money gambling. OF that he play
e5 cards at all The marshal believes
him 70 have been Z bad man from the
fact that he Ief, IN the jail a bottle Of
The marshal Is fully jI=-
tffi=d IN the arrest of the nan. and Is
cordially i1dor~ed BY our citizens for
the v5ziLGut attention he payz TO szEsh
poor men.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-03

The president of the board q
pubIfc parks o. New York City. has
written to Governor CARRIER. in an
szer 10 bi= application for English
s,4--ox= with which 70 stees Nebras-
- that ne viii be furnished With
set- O. one huadred II tF1e Governor
wants % receive - snail = Hum1e (;
that tflev have mt Vet exceeded their
,7=eFuTue-s IN Sew York that f"F
E5od they prefer seees sHd grains
snd that while they might destroy
the eggs snd y0uHg insects. he does
not thiuk they wouid attack fall
sFrTu ErzsshoPfser
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-03
The Nebraska State Grange.

We met, 81 Lincoln, q few days
since, Mr- P (. B=ard-Iey, Secretary
OF the Nebraska state Grange, = no
informed Us that the interest IN the
Grange vas reviving Of late IN q
marked degree, with a prospect OF
very promising results IN the future.
The farmers feel that they have been
robbed of q large sum Of money by
the National Grange, and inasmUch
as cooperation among farmers i Of
th eutmOst importance, they propose
20 keep up their organization, though
upon a more economical basis. AJ
any rate IL any monies are paid into
the treasury they will be kept ar home.
and not trusted to the care OF strang-
er= and Office seekers a thousand miles
away Western RUrCZ, fCHieGg0-)
Been robbed Of large sum Of
money 5J the E1ti1uGy Grange f' We
have called attention 70 this matter,
as a journalist, and been prescribed
as an enemy 70 the Grange. And
now the the Secretary Of the State
Grange says the farmers have been
robbed by th5 very head of the ins-i-
tuition. and that the farmers are Eec-
ting their eyes open. They wiIl De
entirely waked up when they shall
throw OF all allegiance To tbe rollers
and run their local oranges, OF farm
srs' societies, Or Institutes. without a
tyranny, or paying a percentage TO
foster, iH iudoleuce and hypocrisy,
few kid g.0ved, office-seeking. useless
leaders. or robbers. as Secretary
BeaEGslsv would undoubtedly say.
Every locality has intelligence en-
0ugh 10 run it, own machine iude-
pendent OF any National or State
head keeping their money among
themselves, or giving II II such de-
serving cases were they uay deem II
viii DO the most good. We under
stand what we are talking about. and
the truth-of vhas We -ay viii in TIE
course OF ain-e Le appreciated aud &C
ceFsed.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-03
Butter. Eggs and Corn
Erq7zt6d at sEc.PheTSOU s.

Those millions Of snow fakes
that fell all over Nebraska yesterday
were "fsathered zOngsters than
whose music none was ever Eweeter
TO the farmers ears.-OHlGHI ReEzl5-
sE-rEu.
That's nice sud Poetieal, but then
those 'ifeafhered songsters" didn't
Kill a grs=shoDrer TO speak of-in fact
they rather enjoyed tiff that's what
the PeDuJ Tr1H vas driving at
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-03
EOR THE
-SR=HT
EAEAE ESEEElALL4 I
Is THIS CARD INTENDED.

.NcPherSOn has recGUed
his immense spring stock
Of Dry Goods, Notions,
Clothing, Boots and Shoes,
Hats and Caps, and Gents
Furnishing Goods, and 1CiU
sell them at the T01lOJCIH6 9
LOJC prices
SUIT CLOTHING O..
for SO and up
standard CaIicOeS-
IG yards for 81
ChevoTt Shir1inE.
10 TO 124c 4cperyard.
GiuGhams-
TolOc peryard-
Ladies' Dress Goods,
12tc per yard
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-03
\ CARD.

To ~ EhOz-e sC5erI1z sruEc the srT-rs ard
iEzGs lzgEett1us o- T1EIt1. EsrVCI- weakness,
ea-fv reczv- Izss - manhood &c VII send
D reafEe r5Gf Vii eure voG. FREE o.
CHARGE Tais great rsn1e@y Tsz 6isc5v-
cred bT 4 missionary n SoCrn America
Ssr6 ssII-adGrzsssd envelope 20 rae RET-
Fos-EE T TysIA-. Ss1te7 7 7lsir Elsssg.
vgg F7rE f-U-
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-03

You should cal n st Hanna
fo76-s and see his large sad constant
" eular-ing stock oE furniture Of
every -descripti1n-Chs5p and high
p-ieed. He has q splendid assortment
Of cane bottom rocking chairs, an in
usrse stock Of common chairs 70 pat
Nd. bureaus. pari0r sets. kitchen safes,
etc His house i filed Up stairs and
down. Haunaford SAYS whatever Is
v-.1-ta doing = worth doing vel and
he = bound 70 keep first class furni-
tu-e house. He i "boss' az t1a'
business
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-03
AN Wool Cashmere suits,
$500 per suit. AT EOygman's.

- On Tuesday our Old friend Ju0-
y. Collins, Of Nemaha City, with Y
W Mcdowell and John KePpIer, Of
A=piuvsIl precinct, started for the
Black Hills Mt Collins Is an old
Californian and has had considerable
experience IN mining and prospect
Ing. We hope ne and his companions
may meet with great success
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-03
Everything cheap and good
at LOyEman

We have just printed s large
number Of bills for PrUfs. Moore &
Smith, Of Nemaha. Legerdemaiu and
Atdietie performers, who are now
showfn- on the line Of the B. & "
and [. P roads. When they take
in all tEa=e towns they wi strike
across 70 the Black Hills May much
good luck 60 with the boys.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-03
RIVOnlE NNTICF

Il Thomas L Patterson vii take rorfrR
mana. IN the STATE OF Nrnrassa- did On the
Zi day - 1urfI 4 = T---. ne her petition Il
TIE l-ssrtet losIrt. within and for tle Cuun-
- 1t EeEIs-s. IN sIlC state Cf Nebraska
a-al1sr the sislfl 11ul8s l. PFrte rS1r setting
t1rtu 1CI1 ca lEs - Gav OF June. A y. L.6e
she was Married 60 said Tomas L PIrrsr-
S11 tnar she mas ever since cunG zcre1 her,
>elr -O7Var1 him A. q taLr1f1I and CbeGiens
WIFE. rnaa he has been vgtilr-llv y q nsenc rom
her -lr more than -WD wears llast pust win
OFT suv cf8l<e or l-s-lr- cation and pruvt-=
sna5 On sa= Elsi bearing % saiC cause she
may - divorced from the said Thomas L
Patterson And the sad Thomas Z Pa-rer-
son - notified thai be IL required % arpeur
AMI answer sale petition on or before the LsZE
day OF Zav, Il = I--7
ANNA PATTERSON
4Iw4 nv = STILL her Arsrv
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-03

The Faisbury Gazette speaks OF q
g-as.h0pper machine invented in it,
locality, and says, 1T Is one Of the
BEST patterns We have seen, and viii
catch from > to 90 bushels Per Gay.
That most undesirable crop must be
immense cut in Jefferson.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-03

We hear laa- Chsrch EaHe
made zlx thousand d5.lErs list week
81. grain =7rc1Iat57n- II he dfl, We
zav oG5-y faz the Boss Granger" He
EouIt lzL1u6ted.y say tLtt vas q
betcs- sort ar gambling sLau 'd-aw
pozeE.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-03

Hackney Is having his warehouse
on the Ievee moved further back from
the river, raising the foundation six
or eight feet above the old site, aHd
otherwise fixing it so that it can De
easily converted into an elevator.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-03

The Western EzECL gives the fol-
IoWiug cure for chicken cholera -
Have the druggist prepare, IN equal
parts, tIuctuEe of opium, red pepper.
rhu6arb, pepPs-mils and camphOr,
mixed. For a f5wI give from three 20
e-<Lt drops iu tea-pooufgI Of water,
opening IL uloush and pouring 1t
down then prt the bird ia q quis5
1lAce vlsr= it can get neither food
nor trink- EeP5as ths dose IN thirty
minutes OF Al hour Sometimes =
third d0ss Is necessary. After twenty
four hours The fowl may be allowed
10 eat . little soaked bread. and should
s5r sev=ral days be led OF easily d.
ge=Lsd food
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-03
Z - ~ No.
Dist Deputy

FaTmerS:'l0OE TO your IN
tereStS, and trade JcIth those
gCHO DGtrOHizs y6It. Buy
your goods from those Lrbo
buy your produce.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-03

Fr=G. AuE1z. authorize UE 20 say
tHat he v.lL begin tC sprinkle our
=tr=ets for The season A. soon - they
REQUIRE It. Fred. Ha= attended t0 7ro-
v5ding the city VitH -Eiz necessary
iux1-v for several =easuHS = a. Ways
dfIf-zr- % Ef- business. giving E=Isr-
a <srisEscric1 - ths business houses
rr .-S r--E
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-03

- Messrs. Rainey and DOlen, who
attend 70 Dr. Mcpherson business
interests in this city, have several
new ADVERTISEMENT in our local col
umus to-day. They are Offering good
iaducements = for your patronage.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-03
Homer Eocuaf SEED.

I have few bushels prime Honey
Locust Seed. prepared for immediate
planting. viii let 0ut out on shares.
III stand the risk on Era=sh0ppers.
Call a. cncz. R0BT. W FURSAs,
5-3-Is BrDwnvilIe
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-03

Well. We will leave those birds Of
a feather to squeaI t0gether.-H5JCs
Organ.
But then "Proffessor"-you who
talk OF birds sgltsaLing-city council
men say you lied about IT, How
about that?
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-03

- Church Howe was IN town sever
a days last week and it was amusing
10 the boys to watch his trueuIent or
gan grinder trotting around after
him. 4 dog i very truly said to be
the most faithful OF our domestic ami
mall
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-03

\ saline. Kan. reSPCGGEnL OF
the Kansas City El.Z-EcZ, gives the
f3lLJwing hopper remedy
We have had the gr-ssh1Pper5
Hatchiuz 0I- here for sCUe time past
ve=y nsuer0u-lv. butthz pests are be-
ginning t0 be things Of The past. We
nave got the upper hand Of them. It
j. very simple and easily managed,
sud We sFe kiIIing millions Of them
Take y piece OF sheet iron, say ten
feeJ lGuZ sH5 two OF TnTee feet vide
turn up one side about one foOt for
back. zatUrat= piece cf cloth. calico,
or anything. with coal oil and place it
on the sheet iron place the iron or
the ground, and two boys can draw it.
The 'E-ppe-= viii jump on IL Es II =
drawn along They touch the coal
oil and it kilis them almost instantly.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-03

About q car load Of persons went
OF the excursion from this place TO
Lincoln last Thursday. The indics-
ton IN the morning OF bad weather.
deferred many from participating.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-03

- West Point -E=b-1 dispatch, oE
sEs --tl uIt-. zsEa- Yesterday
evening The rain began To fall il
I.zh- mist. Before Midnight i5
poured down n torrents. and this a.
ss-cou e haz changed n snow and
sIzet- Millions o grasshOPPers are
washed into the rI=er. and the vet,
cold weather + Destroying them in
couu-l==s numbers Cops never
looked better, and there j. about one
shird more planted ever iast year"
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-03

rr Tr-1 za-fa aFTrraa1
I-=1 a- ~ pu-- rbl
cog - -1a---lir-t IRE
Hs Ea- a1v rtrar
known --ac- car
Er E=-T-sz on mi Ia. =
Er-Ez-a-f Afr II E-aF
r-er f- rHz Lu1rs arrs
"a -=Fs --rl--1 -1= --
Sues ARD CON - fu -r-eE
-lrr1-- WIZ rh- 1LrgtL
as Fl s --rcei l-r0 the
LE--z By tEa lcr-u 1r
TIE lear ALLrla . lCCd
r our veins ra-lrgs o.
rrs EEar sVerv f0u-
Minutes II llz E10C tg
E1Cd anf t0rzf f--u-
-Te Eear- rI TIE .a-Es
nd rIa -r-1 0rvEar
-rT- l-la-a E-sc -l-= --uEs
me more v7 -a--~ TIE
p God Was ELvuaE
comes ri -1--acr WIZ
me -fI-- n the
blood O. -ar1CU-Zez arrl
burns. l.--1EE -Ce lscrg
OBJ cz -za-a- EC -Ha-
--1 s-a-v -a-- 81 ire
-~c- AS r. E=s on irH
-z-0 -li-l= rErruzl rhs
-uta- - vCur Blood
--re yea rar1rr %
SEX r ---- 81 f---rr
~ s-lf a. lszr. u-1r
-Hs r-- % ne . cod
sle EI-ar-r-ae -G --rrr
r-- rlEL IN CC=-E-rt
-1e G-e -f az cL1s-
.---z-- rz- zr~
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-03
GRAED OPENING.
SPRIHGAED SUMMER STOCK
The Eness display oC

The Enesf display OG
Dry Goods, Notions, Clothing,
Furnishing Goods, Boots, Shoes
Hats, Caps, &c, &c,
LsoE al q few prices and then
come and Judge for yourselves!
Standard Prints, -- Ola S G
d" GfngHams, Iod Iz5c.
" Caevoic, IoGIz5c 5c.
Gents AL-Wo1I Cashmere Suits
$500 psr suit,
Come C1e and All, examine
and be convinced that we sell
goods cheap.
L0TEs LCW 5EAE.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-03

The Eea--=v Press savz some
cHor-r less wretch SET IRE 70 the prai-
RE near the residence Of the county
treasurer. James Van Sickle, when
the sind vas blowing q gale, and oe-
fo-ea drove rE s5out eighty sheep be-
longing % NJ. Van Sickle. could be
driven ont 0f the dry grass where
they we're feeding. the fire overlook
them and many eE them we're burned
- EsA-b and ali we're Badly burned 81
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-03

Holloway & Co., who advertise
medicines, are svindlerz, yet We see
the Omaha ReplbLjcGg and some 9th
er papers continue to advertise for
them.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-03

U1-foe OATS are recOmneuted N
the eastern papers a. tAs hest folder
crop They are cHI when tae grain
+ nearly grown. hu5 before 5he foliage
Of rH= --aIzs Is impaired THey are
Shtznly recommended f7r WORK horses
a. vel A. for sheep and uiiz cows
Our farmers who are not provided
with --a~- r-5l= sh1a-a give the uB-
r.1e Gals q trlaI. for nay
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-03

They had big hail storm cut on
Middle Creek. one dav last week.
which they think had the effect Of
killing most Of the young gra=shop-
pers about that locality
Globe.
0 give us q rest
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-03

Haunaford has his stock Of fur
ufture about al moved 70 his new
room. Huddars's old stand where
be invites all TO call
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-03

A Division Of the Sons OF Ten
perznee was organized az FaiTbury,
Eeb- last week. The sons seem 20
De picking Up" some IN this state
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-03

SAN Tate. vh- eighteen years
ag7 VISA .a1U wnlcEer" t-r L3uss=ll.
Majors : TsaGel ~ - Per month,
l. nov tae owner Of : GO head - G=--
tie Il the Republican valley
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-03

Has Fresh Drugs. Wall Paper.
School and Blank Books. Bird Cages.
Paints. Glass. Oils. etc. az lower pri-
ees than any house IN BrowuvfIIe-
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-03

We had some frost On Sunday
and Monday nights. bat 20 far as We
are able 30 ascertain by inquiry the
frui1 was not injured.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-03

We leGUs those birds &c
EOsCe Organ.
Yes. you always leave when The
ADvEz-IsER gets after you.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-03
HDTFEZ.

On account Of the decease Of P. 4
Gibson, aft persons knowing them
selves Indicated tothe firm @. Gibson
& Lett. 2Hd g. G Lett. ara required
to come S0rward AMI settle all ac-
counts. however small, and save
costs, g prompt payment mUst be
made. 1IE2 H G. LETT.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-03

The house Of Wm. WhittOn,
OAK Greek Seward county. Neb-, was
burned s few days ago and two Of his
little sons perished in the flames. The
cause Of the shocking affair was the
breaking Of q kerosene lamp knock
ed of the table on TO the floor.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-03

We hear Ie said tha- AIa. Cafr-y
MI soon return % EenraSSs. amt
sas= editorial charge 5t me Lincsln
.r-l5-.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-03

-LoEman and Alex R0Sinson are
putting up real ornamental awnings
in the fronts OF their stoEss-
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-03

Can save money by purchasing var
rants and coupons at state Bank.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-03

FE 1- Er me sam p
reason as gwen ABOVE
Elz 5r-1c-la Tu1ss
ara si uIplr -uud-sLlrs r-
,l-rr ar -1 -ne Eu1Es
1acre EuEalaECu q 80
e. -l-eCr -1 E1e seat -f
ire LlaeIs- aCG -1E
7E--l -lllU7T cur 2 REGIONS
Wz E-lrEurze tl &C re
rn-. .1Ir-
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-03

Fleur. al the f4vSrite hran6= ~
spring sud fall wheat. a. HUGdzrt's-
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-03
The latest styles OF Ladies
Dress Goods, al
l.. LOWMAN'S.
Far sale.

Feather bed and pillows, HsJE, ex-
tension table and set OF dining chairs,
cheap. Gail at office Of
". T. ROGERS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-03

Wall paper Ss= never - cheap
and cIrtaiHs never 80 beautiful, a. az
NiekeII-s drug and book store.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-03

Look carefully g. Our market re
ports. They represent the mark cts
correctly on the date indicated.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-03

Grand Opening OF ladies,
Ii<seS' and ChIidrens Trim
med and TnarfmI.aed spring
and summer Hats. af
L LOWHAES.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-03

--cA- El-r-Es- - AZ Gr--1z-- -=ac--sg Ilsz'er'
E-r 1e c1z-z=- lsz cents psr Inc esc1 --se---on-
sex Llszia- type 5H=en ee-ls ii1e-
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-03
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
OFFICERS
CITY OFFICERS.
TOC4E II TTERS.

An E1E-.-lGlaH s1v- theEe
% Ey tu dis county L.=a-llg tL=-
-.IP=s
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-03

a good tw0-hOled corn sHelier,
with power or crank a. good - uew
for sale or trade cheap
EAWLET & DCCELAS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-03

n- -H =aE -a- ri
+. a-EF--.a va 1H-r -f---ff
I-- . raz -f r-az-z zE--l =
~ r--HT 1efuz EIvaH
-vsr Oh --s - a. pEvsi-
Cans -f ether schools lf
--l-- LCusUU E--aE
Heaze - ne A.
-IssE Eas GlE ever L1E
r-- -F r-e cases aru
-1--EEr- 1v ElE1r-- r. =
-sEra-a-a a -l-z -lI-
WI -CLz 70 seasCc
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-03

WAY 6eca -se a STIR
.- "a --r-EzeLCr 1f zhs
E - I--es- ear-g--.l
s- -sasLCalIgu ard r.
Era-Uu Of Ela EE-rLs
CIsE1raua hang the
E-rGC-l1 TEles- sE
lEvEzElslr AR ls Ne
7vl. Z rec- and We ri
warm a CURE We
-l-= ----s- cases q
rzIrz sCaa -DZ
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-03
strrans EenteC

.NcPHH5OB ZriIL sell y0U
DRY Goods. CI0tHIU 2, Boots
and Shoes. Hats and Caps,
Groceries and OZLesUSJCTFe,
cheaper than any house III
torn. Call and Be con-
giuced.