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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-06-27

Go to Mrs Henderson's, Main street, south
OF Douglas avenue, and get the spring styles
OF hats, bonnets, etc. 2-tf
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-06-27

A good long drive, sure, and heaps of coun-
try they must have seen. \ party consisting
of tweBty-three men, women and children ar
rived in Wichita day before yesterday in wag
ons from Tioga county, Pennsylvania. The
party left their old homes in the Keystone
State on the 10th of April, making the trip in
just sixty nine days without serious accident
Many OF the party are old friends and ac-
quaint ances OF J. VI. Steee's who did the
honors OF the reception. II one could, in
these fast days, without doing violence to
their feelings, make up their minds to take
trip from here to the Atlantic coast in wag-
on, the ride would not be so long or tedious
and il would be one that no doubt would AZ
ford much pleasure, health and profit.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-06-27

The Good Templars celebration will be a
basket and picnic dinner. All come prepared.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-06-27

Mrs. ID. A. Mitchell, of this city, in response
to some of our "rose talk" sends us a cluster
OF four roses on 4 single stem. 1t is the
.Msdame Charles RUSSELL" very fragrant and
very beautiful.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-06-27

Henry Schweiter will supply the purest ar
ticle of ice In any quantity, daily or other
wise, to families and business houses during
the summer. 2-tf
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-06-27

From Thos. Sergeant, who came up from
Sumner county yesterday, we learn that q
woman and three children were drowned in
attempting to cross the Minnesota last Sun
day, near London. We got no particulars OF
the sad calamity.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-06-27
Sedgwick County Peaches.

There appears to be quite rivalry existing
among our fruit-growers as to who possesses
the earliest rIpening and choicest peaches
Last week We said that Moons Early was a
larger peach than the Pierpont variety, but
Mrs. Pierpont seeing the statement sends Us
three specimens which proved larger than
those left by MIR. Moon, and fully as fine in
other particulars.
The following notes explain themselves:
To the Editor Of tie Eagle:
l sen you peach from Seeding, fruited
for the first time this year. The tree stands
in the nursery row and has borne ten peaches.
They ripened from the 10th to the 10Th OF
June. Had the tree stood in open ground i
think they would have ripened a few days
earlier. | have fifteen hundred fruit trees
ana twelve hundred grape VIM, that are
heavily laden with fruit, and / ;,creby take
this opportunity TO invite the eli .,ss OF Wich-
ta to come with their famii' aad regale
themselves with fruit fresh from he tree or
vine, when it is ripe. $. W EGCHMOND.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-06-27
Price Reduced,

For the genuine Halnes' Illinois Header go
to A. j. Cook 81 Co. If properly managed
you can make more than the price OF Your
machine, clear of all expenses, the first year.
The genuine Haines' Header for 5000. 5tf
Have you seen the new Spring Millinery
Goods at Mrs. Henderson's ?-Lovely. 2-tf
Dunscomb is having rushing trade. Cause
He offers bargains in all lines, 6tf
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-06-27

Gen. Thomas j. Anderson, who has Gu arge
OF the shipping interests OF the At Gibson, To-
peka and Santa Fe railroad, came down to
this city esterday, TO look after matters per-
tanning to the shipment Of wheat and so forth
Gen. Anderson says there shall be no cause of
complaint among the farmers this year. as far
as this year is concerned, if the management
can help it.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-06-27

A young man of temperate habits, circum-
spccI life and well to do financially, by the
name of George IL. Singer, living on Four
Mile-Creek, near the eastern line OF this coun-
ty, suddenly and unaccountably disappeared
a few days since from his home, He was u
bachelor. His rpened grain was lett in the
shock, his team in the stable, and nothing was
missed from his home. OF late he had been
somewhat gloomy because of poor health, and
it is thought he may have committed suicide.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-06-27

A watch was stolen from Ferrelrs store,
Sunday morning.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-06-27

In connect on with the following list
we I'VE for sale several tracts of land,
ranging from to 20 acres, adjacent to
the city, suitable for suburban resi-
dences, and choice residence lots in all
parts of the city. We also have the ex-
elusive agency of several of the best
business lots in the business center Of
the city. Call at our Office for infor-
nation as to price and location.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-06-27
WICHITA PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
Full Report Of the supsrintsndsnt for 1873.

To the Board of Education:
GENTLEMEN-Ih have the honor to submit
the following rsport Of the work and condition
OF the city pubic schools for the school year
beginning September II, Is77, and ending
Nav II 1873.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-06-27
New Drug Store,
For Sale.

Subscriptions taken for all papers and mag
azines at publishers prices at the Post Office
Book Store. ATT
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-06-27

The party that borrowed that saddle from
the City Stables is requested to return it i'm
mediately. A. BAsLEY.
13-It
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-06-27
NJ. KOHN & co.

Ask at Losee's new drug store, by the Ea-
gle Block, for their .'Primera' five-cent cigars
41-sf
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-06-27
Wall Paper.

A large stock OF Spring styles of wall paper
OF new designs, just received from the facto-
ry, at g. Il. HerrIngton's post office book
store. 4)-tf
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-06-27

New lot bird cages, croquet and such, at
Ferrell's Dollar Store I3-2t
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-06-27

Very fine French perfumery at Losee's new
drug store. Att
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-06-27

Those having land to sell in Sedgwick, Cow
ley or Sumner counties, improved or improy-
ed, in tracts from to $40 acres, may find
cash purchaser by calling at the corner OF
Oak street and Lawrence Avenue on Abner
j. Pope. I3-4t
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-06-27

NO. 3O4-240 acres; the northeast quarter and
the north half of the southeast quarter
of section 4, township 2e, range east;
has % acres broke, and hedge rows
broke; miles north Of Wichita.
Prize 1500
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-06-27

Have you seen the new Spring Millinery
foods at Mrs. Henderson's LOVELY. 2-tf
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-06-27
THE ULTIMATUM REACHED
Read Our Quotations.

Good all Wool Cashmere Suit for. .........s5 20
Good Satnet Suit for. 20
No. Kentucky Jeans Suit for. 6 90
Good Cotton Jeans Suit for. 20
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-06-27

south of Douglas avenue, and get the spring
styles for hats. bonnets. etc. 2-tf
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-06-27
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.

Nows tmeto buy plaeo sa this week1n
doubtless Gated Of
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-06-27

Fire works, fifty cases OF fire crackers,
twenty cases OF torpedoes, at the post office
book store. g. ii. Harrington. lost
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-06-27
HATS AND CAPS.

In this department our stock is complete. We
A fair saxony wool hat for IS cents. A No. Fur
that we offer regardless Of cost.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-11-19
3uei utaie oes g3aren 9auI.

3psi utaie oes 93aren paul.
SIN gr&ipe BEG rulFi4en Rrisssmini.
itsrlums lieesn susi utale bisiss Raiie:s,
Die auf ben Orisinelen Gbarattsr bsHsl6sn
Elm Invertebrates Gitt t~uerfen.
Sie 8ei9i9te bieier lltaie III foIssnbe f:
Gin ruiii4es SuIarsnrssiment bate ben
Ssfs6l bsfommen, fur ben CONNER in ei.
mem 2rsiie oes Saroslou'iden Gouperne.
msnts Quarter gu nebmsn. Ser Ritt.
msiiter elmer S9pabrDn mar nit isinsn
2suten in oas i6m anespieisne, isbr armt
Sorf sinssriidt unb lieB ieinsn linisroifi.
,i.r Nadforidunssn mad Der fir Die
Pfsros nOtbusnoisen 5ourase anfsGsn.
Eas Geiultat ersab, baB nur Der
S1anfpirtb 6es SOlfes nod bas notS-
penoise Ouantum $eu unb Safsr porrd.
tbig bab.; bitter perlanste absr sinsn fol-.
den borreuoen Yreis fir isin. Waare, baB
Der Rittmsiitsr i'm ni9t 81 3ablsn fi4 ss-
trauts; pielmsbr tommanoirte bsrislbe Den
llntsrofRsisr Oh, in Der llmsesenb b.s
Sorfes Die r6t6iee Sourase fir anssmeis
Isnere Yreiie auf3utrsibsn unb besab F9
oann IelbIt 3u einem in Der Rdbe nobnsn-
Den 8utsbefser, Der ibm cine ginIabung
gum WittaSsiisn batt. sutOmmen Iaiisn.
Rad sinis.n StunbsH sri6sint Der In.
teroiti3isr i'm Salon oss @~utsbsEbsrs, mo
Der Rittmeitsr bsim g9ampasner In fr6b-
Ii9sr 8sisll6aft iist unb rapportirt, bob
sr nirssnbs Die n6tbiss Quantitdt Ssu unb
Safsr babe auftr.iben fOnnsn.
so ssb gum S6antuirtb unb biste Jpn
bic Sdlfte lsinss ssforbsrtsn Yreiies!
Ser unt.roiF,isr ma9t Rs6rt, .rI9sint
absr nod elmer Stunoe ruisoer uno msIbet,
oaB Der Mann ni4t sinsn @roi1en bon
isinsm Srsii. abIaHs.
Ser Rittmsifsr drssrIid, INNER lpi,osr
in ieiner untsrbaItuns ssit0rt ju wsrbsn,
i9rsit Dem untsroff3isr Sa:
so gable ibm Den ssioro.rtsn Yreis.
bang ibn ami uno LAB mid sufriso.n !!
Ssbr pObl! antportsts Der uutsrOIf,isr
unb ssbt ab.
aber mad elmer Stunos fommt er tpieoer
unb rapportirt Ssrr Hittmsifsr, i'd babe
oas Ssu unb ben Safsr empfanssn, bas
seforbsrts 8elo bsjablt uno ben S9anf.
wirtb Dor isinsr Sbire a~ufssbdnst!
Yif Su psrridt, Rsrl! i4rsit Der &itt.
msifsr.
sic babsn bsfoblen, perr. Der Mann
bdngt b,rsits cine babe Stunbe, bas 8slo
bab. i'd in i.iue 9ui4s ssftsdt.
Ser S9autpirtb mar maui.toot. Der
Rittmsiitsr pitbsts unb mubte natiirli9
ib,r ben Ysrsans ieinen 9crssitbtsn Be.
ri1tsn. Der Ssri4t iibsr oieien aub,ror.
oentli4en Saq puroe BEN Raiier Yaul
porssIsst, Der 4aiisr erlieB nod Sur4F4t
bsHslbsn iolssnb. susi ufais:
Der Rittmsiitsr Ghsraslom bss brittsn
Suiarsn Rssim.nts 1T tusssn grtb.iluns
ni9t r.sslmibiser 8tfebls gum Gemsinsn
Su bsSrabiren!
Ser llntsroifsisr SpanOu bss brittsn
Suiarsn.R ssimsnts III ptsen panihi4sr
unb idnslsr ausiibruns ibm srtbtiIter
9efebls gum OfFSisr gu bsforosrn.
limb biti. bsioen lltais purbtu .bsn 10
i&nea unb prompt ausssfhbrt. wis Der
Stttbl oss Hittmeiftrs, ben S4aniwirtk
a~uf,ubdnsen
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-11-19
Qstrr Rifnf Sobn.
General . Maent1lt

fir BE 8suerpsrHderunsssetui&afsn
SMyeriaf { yortderu 8n[. Cos, Don SOuSou.
3lspaf Sn(. g., pau SiperpOof.
esmmsrtiaf &uisu Al. Co., pom Souoou.
German American Suf. &c., pom 2tewYo re.
st. gauf Seuer & Saarius Suf. Co.,
pon St. Ydaf.
st. Setp6 Seuer & Saarius SuL g.,
bon ST. Sofsp6.
atlantic SnE g., pau glen Yor6.
Gsrman Snf. g., pom SrsspOrt, 81.
&. q. Aetisentiaf An. g., pom $artforS.
vrGpslers' 9uL. g., Don Sariforo.
Aetna Sdt 8ul &c., pom &artfora.
Dtft m6&hssn Gsnpasntesa. bic TO bet ban asiease uns
osfss esua sarA panhit@s Baslans terr geriuts be.
md tsbtn. tupfsbItn a4 faba nnb Snneu GuiAnuuasn
psa eteuttrm " tea btasaen Raten sntsessn srnDs mtu
ssbes.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-11-19
CID t..
@nnSerbare &uren.

paRsr s. @. gu&bcIl 8afea, Winn.,
ranstt sas Ct. Satcbs Del bel timer 5rau lsinsr
8emsinss an. psl&s ftrn felt IL Sabren au
&btnrh atismus lit une bsttlaSerts mar. Rad.
esm +. srtt lass lang sas Del stbrau&ts, fOnuts
Fe riessr auffsbtn.
Ssr 8. Saafr, 81 grprnar., aa.as.ny Ct
to, pa, mar utn 8 Sabre nit Rbeumatismus
bebattet unp bate I6ou ale Rseitinen ptne Gr-
fols sstrau6t. Cine tin3ist 6Ial9e ct. Safpbs
Del eurirte ibn pol fiusis.
Str 8ufap u. Seilmaru, Rtsatteur Sss
pittsbursb ,,&spublifaRsr", lit imsi Sabre lang
an rbeumatii9ep S9merjsn une braHts man.
DE Natt untfr Gualsu ltlafes ~. 3pei Sla-
l6sn o.. Safpbs Oh furirtsa ibn.
Grau Vrfna Buselmaun, SO SABRE alt, aus
Der S&rsii Canton Arsau, isst abtr in &oHs.
ter, ". D., anideis, bate icldt rbeumatii9e
S@mer,en In ben Heinen, sae ne ni&t sebsu
ionute. Rad Rem 8sbraute elmer Slai6t ct,
Satcbs Del tublis ls IpIs nsIsrbsGsn gne fpuTir
ritesr fctt lduftn.
bnr u. Y. Surt, Wsittpatsr, Wise. :-Das
Ct. SafpbS Del furirt NQe. Ginsr mtiner Run
ben b.bauptet, ts lei cine 8stttsleneuna.
Ssu 5. aifbart, WabSuY City, pa. lit fur1t-
bar an Ri6tnft merJeu. Cine 6lai6s eurirts ibH.
6rau Katharine 3in1 erntann 9anrafer, Y.
o., panete sas ct. Satpbs Del NIT Grfpls asatn
Heinsd&pula une @sfdtsrofe an.
Dr. 3. Ssiu, Soutb Aeams, NaH., G&rsist :
Tas 81. Safcbs Otl tbut bier Dunsrr.
Or. Stnry Gear, patrirt Sbip. bate iclGsn
S9mer3 In her linfeu Stulter, tab ,r f&
Mot rabren fsnnte. Das Ct. Safsss Del fu.
rite ibn mad ,pe Iassa.
81. 6rans Wilts. "a Gaytttt. Sus., brittst
BON sintm 6aQs, no Elm Wann 70 fart an Rbeu'
matismns lit, sae CT l& nitt bsrsstn tOunts.
Ssine Stins warren sti&ppltn uus CT lit uu-
iasli&s S&mn,sn. 3pSlf Stuneen mad Ge.
brauu tss ct. SaiVts Del parsn ale SGmerjsn
unp bic 8tidpulf psri9punesu.
81. Ssnrs S6aisr, Rilrsburs, Sbiu,
&beumaismus In ben Siftu.
Or. Stnry Stpud, Wsaspint, pa, bosartistr
Rbeumatismus.
pr. Br. Ditt, GIsptIane, Obis, Rbtumatis'
mus tn 1eine: na9 urtimalista Giarsibtn psa-
faneis furirt.
Or. 8. Rasssr, 9IsssIans, Sbis, srsBe unb
anbalteune g4mtrjen aui Dem 8alen bee
rehten SuBes: mad jtpsinialissm gtbrau&e 10.
fort ALE S6mnisn ptri&uauetn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-11-19
unb miaft BIZ frei bid nennen.

lns pilf Tu frsi bid utnnen.
Damn fampf' fir Reht unp THi4t;
unb firdte bic 0rrratbsr.
nne ibre Shussu ni6t!
Die 6reibeit forbsrt admpft,
Der Sflapt nur bat Rub
D'rum fdmpfe, frsitt, riuss.
Damn pinft Der Sits Dir ~!
Ri6t brau6'f Du msbr ID bIutsn.
Cir 8 eibf unb..rir 8s6t;
Rein isi nur IN Gem pole,
8ein feilseeuus'nn 6nstt!
Sisr fred ben 8sire ~ Sebsn,
Dur9 esinsr Gimme Ratt;
Damn BAH eu esinsm eauet,
Den Grsibeiis;pa ssbra&t!
ga, Grtibsit pire sann lsben,
Sn Glib, %, @tf unS Rrre,
Dir Bolt jum &ubm jur Sbrs,
Gum S6uB unp Sbiru, anb port!
nD'rum fsbt fsf m SampfE
Du Solf Ter unipn"
90 brad bid nat ben Sttrntu,
9inif Batter Baibiustuu!
8. Esuusr
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-11-19

pa- Ser Gal. Semotrat" smpFsbIt in
aubstra6t Der pislsn banferotten 8anfsn,
6as Ainsfide Spitem sin3ufibrsn. Sn
China III IS ndmli6 Srou6 bsim 3uiams
msnbre4en elmer Sani Die 26pfe Der 8anf=
bsumten ben Assets" bsiSufisen. Sslbft
Der ydlttits glnpobner" gbina's ~trinnsrt
lid nidt, is BON sinsm 8anttra4e seb6rt
80 6aben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-11-19

u nterba Itenoe 8.
Rptts dnadn6isu S&tr, sitm.t hem atriaeB,
ubditrf stt Stes une befSressf fdta
bt Sttunebtt ets ettbts.
SD fab ben WaIe if6 fdreen
Sd fab ben Wals ft firtsn,
Die 1uft mar grau unb fumm
Wir par betriibt gum Stsrbeu,
nne pubts faurn, parum
Tur&'s 5slb bonn StrtfssIdnbt.
Der tries bas siirre eaub
Da eatt i'd brine Brtube
SSarp 10 ets Wtness Raus!
Drn Ssrl Der bliibensoqt,
Itin rtiher CONNER ltmaut
IN bic stfrprnt S6oat
Bit Eu run fsltgsbannt.
Da plSsli6 Hpe Elm flarts
8eion in 4iiftes bod;
Gin Wanoerppssl mar %,
Der mad BEN Slpsn ,ps.
at. ME Der S&las Der S&ptussn.
Gas 0ieb ms DIR mir Fam.
8hblf' t~'s ME 3rOf mir brinsen
Gum berjsn tpunesrlam.
Gs n1abut aus btQer 8tblt
Ti@ ia Der Fibt'ae Sat;
8srate, 0 W,nittniesle.
RiGt eaB eu 6lissI bat!
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-05-30
LONDON ITEMS.

Services at the Methodist Church
every Sunday morning,at II o'clock.
Rev. A. L. Beggs, pastor.
= Miss Alice Parish takes the Lon
don school.
The weather during May has
been too cold for corn to do we'll; it
looks yellow.
Two cousins of John Heiks came
out from Ohio to look about in Ne
braska. They have concluded to stop
awhile. Joseph will help on the
farm. Rollo, who is in poor health,
will travel and take orders FOR fruIs
trees.
= The noisy com shelter Is heard
shelling out the golden grain. Many
thousand bushels are being sent away,
but the price is too low to pay ths
farmer for his WORK.
= We begin to hear of the close Of
schools and picnios. Mary Winters
will close her school in a few days.
She has been teaching at Hannaford's
school house.
- The time OF The roses is here, and
the gardens are blushing with their
beauty, and the air is laden with their
fragrance. What a delight are the
flowers.
- The peach and cherry trees are
thickly set with the young fruit. APP
pie trees are not so full Es last year.
Fine prospect for grapes.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-05-30

Editor Nebraska Advertiser:
Dear body has been writ
ing open Isuars about Browns eels--
brated medicines; this is private let
ter, and l write 10 tell you cOnfiden-
TALLY that Browns Liver Pills
have entirely cured my sick headache,
billiousneas and constipation.
We would as soon think OF going
without bread IN our family as TO be.
without Browns Liver Pills and
Black berry and Ginger. One of my.
neighbOFs was cured of Chronic
Rheumatism and a bad skin disease
arising from impure blood by using
sarsapariI!a, DandeliOn- and
TOdide OfP o92ssium. compounded
by the Brown Medicine Co.
For sale by A. W. Nickel, H. G.
Lett and ". II. McCTeefy, Brown
Vile, Neb. 48tE
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-05-30
An OPEN LETTER.

To the Farmers of Nebraska and tt.s West:
Just now more than half the farm
ers are looking about to see where
they can get the best combined reap
er and mower at the lowest price. on
easy terms and low rates of interest
A little caution will prevent a mis-
take. The Marsh No. 4 is a double
rigged combined machine. Self-rake,
furnished with an extra drag bar and
mower bar, which gives the purchas-
er. in fact. two machines-a complete
mower and a complete reaper. The
change is made by removing one pin
and one key.
1t is light draft-having very high
driving wheels.
1t has no gearing In the drive
wheels, to clog up with dust and mud.
II is easier changed from a Reaper
to Mower than any other.
1t has all case hardened bearings
no Babbitt boxes.
1t is exceedingly simple in its con-
struction.
1t has no springs, ,lswitohes or straps
to get out of order.
1t is almost entirely made OF cast
and wrought iron.
It has no wooden finger bar or frame
10 warp or shrink.
It is the only two-wheeled Reaper
that can cut very high or very low,
both sides alike, without stopping the
team to make change.
1t has cold rolled iron finger bar,
both for Teaping and moving.
1t has, as mower, #. or A. fl.
bars.
1t has, as Reaper, feet, feet, or
] feet cutter bar.
1t has no equal in cutting lodged
grain.
1t has none to exoell it in handling
tall wheat and rye
1t has more advantages and fewer
disadvantages than any controllable
self-rake reaper and mower combined
in the market.
1 have i've car loads of these supe-
rior machines, which will be sold at a
lower price and on easier terms than
any other first class Combined, Self
rake Reaper and Mower. Give the
Marsh No. 4 trial. il Is OIQrQnteed
to do good work in grain and grass.
Apply to JNo. L. CARSON,
Brownville,
And agents throughout the State
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-05-30
CK1EdreD'S Linen Suits, ut
TcGee g.. Bros.

A Mr.. E. F. Stevens, Adams
cOnty, Nebraska, through his local
PIPER, the Central Ne6r0skun says:
Residents of the river counties pride
thmselves on having great auvan-
ta;e over Us in raising fruit. When
hir trees bear the seventh to ninth
seson from root graft, 1t is accounted
ealy.
t is interesting TO notice the age at
which our trees promise to bear. Also
the varieties which bear youngest.
A three years from root graft, Coop
ers Early White, Autumn Strawb ber-
ry Hewes Va. Crab, Sops of Wine,
Wnesap, G. @. Pippin, Warfield, and
l hink one or two others, show bloom
-Dme trees over q hundred. At five
yers from root graft, add Jonathan,
Egly PennOck, Red June, Snow, Hy-
slO Crab, Haas and few others. At
eint years a number of varieties are
prmising good yield.
Larly Richmand Cherry, five years
from bud have set a heavy crop
pT6ably more than the trees can car
ry. Budded pIums. little over three
yeas from bud. are in bloom. Stand
ard Par trees, five years from bud, IN
bloom and trees very healthy. Ear
liest apple bloom noticed was a Dom
inie, April 14th. All the small fruits
promise an abundant crop.
Thb is all news, and good news for
the Inferior Of our rapidly developing
State. But the first paragraph and
especially the first sentence is one of
those selfish local sneers often In
dulgel in by very good citizens, who
let thdr jealousy and prejudice lead
them he very ragged edge" of false
hood. We do not believe residents Is
of tbs river counties pride them
selves, etc. The interior of the State
has scarcely been in the fruit tree bus
mess a sufficient length of time
to develop what Its pOssibilitits
are. And the same variety of trees
with the same treatment will show
precOs'ty IN either locality of the State
Adams county or river county
about che same. Apple trees may
show signs" very early in life and
do in he river counties, we know,
but to ak about q bearing apple or
chard Inder eight to ten years, any
where, is all hosh. We are pleased at
every article or item we find tending
to show that Nebraska, not only In
the hated river countless" but 'all
over ls developing into one of the
best fruit States in the Union.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-05-30
View Hamburg EdgIRg this
week at LOyymaR's.

officer Scott Hail received a dis
patsh yesterday to intercept a couple
OF ladies' who had skipped out" from
Brownvile. They were registered at
the Grand Central where the officer
arrested them. They gave their names
as Nrs. Royse and Miss Royse. Mrs.
Royse's husband is a livery man of
thai city. He left for Tecumseh few
days since and told his wife as he left
her that she would not be at home on
his return and to make Mr.. Royse out
a truthful man, Mrs. r. left, accom-
panied by his sister. Mr.. Royse ar
rived here at one O'Clock this morn
ing and took his wife back to Brown
ville.-Neb. city Press.
We guess there was no skipping out
about it, and that the ladies were
merely taking a little Tecreative ex-
cursion. Otherwise they would not
have been so easily found.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-05-30
Gents UBjte TESTS,
McGee & Bros.

The river seriously threatens to
wash away the road and only road
Brownville has to get in and out from
the South. The city council has the
matter under consideration, but are
postponing action until the meeting
of the county commissioners which
will be on Friday this week. A
southern road above all others is of
the most Importance TO this city, and
we must have a road and a good one
leading In that direction and regard
less of locality thesingle object should
be the most practicable and cheapest
route. From the way the river is
crowding at present, the council
should do something firmly and
speedily In the matter.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-05-30
New RucOIng this week, at
LOWman's.

- Business in every branch is good
every vacant spot nearly every day
is jammed full of leams-eyeryb body Is
in a rush TO have their wagons re-
paired, their plOws repaired, their
horses shod, their reapers, mowers or
other farm machinery made as good
as new and at ClOver's shop is where
they nearly all have it done; he be-
ing the boss blacksmith OF Southern
Nebraska, and thoroughly prepared
with good machinery to DO the best
work promptly ard warrant it, up
on the most reasonable charges. Those
who go to Clover once for work al
ways return when they want work
done. LOokwoOd's old shops at the
foot of College street.