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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1878-11-21
TOWN OF PLEASANT PRAIRIE.
IT n Bank Of Chicago-S HIN w or Sec S. T

U N Bank of Chieago-S hin Wqr Sec s, T /
r %, so acres. 1923 81.
U n Bank Of Chicago " hf E or Sec 5, T l.
r %, 80 acr s. $19 %.
u Bank of Chicaao-S W or ex cemetery Sec
5, Tt, r %, 15S ceres. $84 80
q Bank ofChicagoS i or Sec 6, /, R r.
100 acres S52 g.
U N Bank of Chicago-W hf 3 w fri or ex r R
Sec Z, r 1, r %, 90 acres $40 So.
JAS R&ttegan-P PIT Of lots and blk Sec s, T 1,
r %, being N 81 feet IS o.
G Burnes-S acre i hf E or " of Highway
Sec 6. = /, r %. - g.
John Cifford-N AS OF s 3 AS Elf S e or OF
highway Sec 6, Tt, r % s517.
Martha Pomroev-325 AS on 3 or or
bounded II bv Fremont avenue S by Strong St
W by Bond n by city limits Sec 6, 7 /, r
% SIS So
Chicago & 81 Paul r 2 Col and $40 AS Of E
side or L of r r Sec 4, T l, r %. 81 ~.
Chicago & ST Paul r R Coz H acrss or B
ORR Sec a, Y !, r y. So 49,
Chicago u ST Paul r r Co-Oom on center Of
highway on w line Of r thence running N
1900 feet thence w 100 feet thence S 800 feet
thence TO beg nj CIR Sec a, T. R ~,
35s acres 50 %,
TOWN OF BRISTOL.
Est John SWANS Or S Wqr Sec u, II /, r vi,
40 acres $3 AZ
Est John Swain-N w or E or Sec 80, 4. r
u. 40 acres. 81 81.
Est John SWANS hts w or Sec II, T. l, h 81.
so acres. 81 OF.
CITY OF KFNOSHA
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1878-11-21
FOURTH WARD.

The following Described lots or pieces Of land
ar, on the S Z Or, Sec 81, To, r 3D.
Peoples Gas Light y coke Co-100 feet f and
~ 1919 feet N and S in s w cor OF block 1 and
lying Of Ann St and N of Rock ST fronting or
said St block $3.50 -.
Lakin. Kimhall u C0llins--Except 100 feet z and
W by 100 feet n and OUT OF s W cor of sand
block heretofore conveyed 10 the Peoples Gas
Light & Coke Co block SIS 81.
Fl Kiuball-Lot2 block 9, 1852 50.
do Lot 8 block 9. SIS o.
Caroline Kimball-Lotl block ID, S26 ~,
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1878-11-21
FISK s WESTERN ADDITION.

The following described lois or pieces of land
are on the S w or, Sec 81. t 2, RI %
Est Of @ * Watkins Com rods w and rods Of
f cor of said or Sec thence w Is rods thence
N 16 rods thence e is rods thence is rods TO
beginning except + r. track, 50 08.
Bishop & Stua1t-Com rods w and 80 rods S of
n cor ofsaid ar sec thence w 16 rods thence
SO rods thence f6 rods thence N 10 rods to
beginning except r. track. S. 81.
Efram Marriner- Com rods and rods w OF
cor Of aid or Sec thence w Is rods thence
S 12 rods thence 70 10 rods thence N to begin
ming except part used and occupied by r Co
for track and depot buildings, IS 40.
The following described pieces or lots Of land
are In the y Wqr, Sec 81, z 2, r %
j. MI. Stryker-Com t2 rods NJ and 2 rods of S
s cor of said CIR Sec thence IS rods thence w
9raFa.*sonea IS rNas thence ID to be1innlnr.
&l6sa
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1878-11-21

Mrs f G Brown-Lot, II, block /. 81 Ga.
do Lot p, block J. 3 So.
G T Ford-Lot 10, block 5. $40 AZ.
do Lot O. block OF.
End Of addition,
Josiah Bond-Com 36 rods and 2 rods S Of N
cor Of N K or of Sec s, thence E rods
thence s Is rods thence W rods thence N rs
rods to beg. Sal 20.
The following described lots or pieces ofland
are on the N w or, Sec 6, fl. r %
Unknown-Com 70 rods and 20 rods " of N e
mont Avenues rods thence y rods thence N
3 rods, thence w to beg. 80 50.
Emela Bond--Com on w lire of N E or Of
said or Sec and 30 rods S OF N line of same
thence "a rods thence 60 rods thence w
3D. rods to beginning except part sold to W H
Bell and part redeemed by S Brande Feb /,
1871 $40 SO.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1878-11-21
n EHLE's SUBDIVISION OF SIX ACRES

Margaret Murphy-Com 90 chains and "a links n
offs line of said az Sec. and is Rods and links
W from line; Thence w 10 land now or for
merly owned by Hale and Bond; Thence to
corporation line; Thence to point S of be-
ginning; Thence n 10 beginning except part
Included in Fremont Avenue. SIS OF.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1878-11-21
CITY OF KENOSHA.
FIRST WARD.

The following described pieces or lots of land
are on the S e or, Sec 81, 7 2, r %.
Charlotte Pricslley-S q n Ii ar OF lot 90 $50 81.
F HalHday-Lot 10 and w hf lot II in block
q. $47 66
" F Haliday-N Sc feet of lots II and IL in block
~, S12 48,
J H Kimball-Com 1415 feet S Of N E cor of lot
thence TO N line Of same thence Al feet
thence to S line Of same thence w to begin
ming lot block ii 70 49,
J II Kmball-Com 28and 2-12 feet Of N G cor
OF lot thence W to " line Of said To- thence s
u feet thence h to E line of said lot thence N
q feet o beginning lot block Al, Sis 38,
II Whjte-Exce2t 90 feet of N end 0flots II
and IL block A. S2l SO.
The following described lots or pieces Of land
are on the S W or, Ssc 81, T 9, r 80.
J G McLay-Lot 10 block "a, 50 10.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1878-11-21
TOWN OF WHEATLAND.

Fox River Valley r Goa piece ofland decided
to the Fox River Valley Il Co. running nearly
through the center part of S bf E or Sec 6,
T i, r 10, 31a acseF. 81 IS.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1878-11-21
TAX MOTTO

The following is a true and correct list Of ali
the unIedeemed pieces, parcels or lots Of land
situate, lying and being In The Comfy OF Keno
sha, in The State Of Wisconsin, which were sold
BY the County Treasurer Of the said County OF
Kenosha aforesaid, on the 9Th day Of May y
1875, for the unpaid taxes and charges due on the
same for the year 1915, and the amount OF taxes
interest and chargea calculated thereon, M to
the last day ofredemptfon, being the 9th day oil
May, 1879, due and unpaid upon each of said
pieces, lots or parcels ot land.
Now, Therefore, Notice is hereby given, Thai
unless such pieces. lots parcels of land are re-
deemed on or before the said 9Th day of May A
D. 1879, they will upon proper application, be
law.
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SECOND WARD,
The following described lots or pieces ofland
are on the S E or, Sec 30 To, R 80
Francis Etsing-S ar N w ar block 80, 81 &C.
Sebastien zanncn- Lots and block 50, "a 40
Sebastjen Zarnen-Lots and block IS. 81 40
Sebasteu Zannen lot block IS, S4hl.
Uuknown--Lots 2 and block 81 81 Oh.
Eat Miller-S hf block %. S 16 So.
A Borsch--N or block As, SIS 81.
The following described lots or pieces of land
are on the N E ar. Sec31, T2. R23.
J II Kimb lll-LOt 2 block "a. S18 %.
ii Klmball-I.ot block Sd, SIS 80.
Matt Schmtz-Lot 6 block 81, 50 So.
. u n w r Il Co-Lot block 50, 80 80.
do Lot &. block 80, 50 80.
THIRD WARD.
The following described lots or pieces of land
are on the n w or. Sec 3, Town l, r %.
G II Sapborn-Lat IS, block 3, 81 ST.
do Lot IT, block 3, IS 50.
The following described lots or pieces Of land
are on the N g or, Sec 6. T /, r %.
Jas l. Howard Block % $11 II.
HOLMES & NICHOLS ADDITION.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-15
ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, FRIDAY FEBRUARY Is, 1873
report, together with The repof + ri the tlit,p,

report together with The repotpof the minor.
lily Of the tnnimittee were ordered printed.
HOUSE, btLIts ON Third RHa Ir1He4.
House bill No bill No. liz.
AN act authorizing and empowering The
Governor to appoint police Jurors In The par
ish nf Bossier.'
Was taken up on It's third reading.
The bill was read the third time and tn mo
tiun Of Mr.. George was finally passed, It's title
was adopted, and notice was ordered tn be
sent tu the House Of eoiint,rtnnee
Mr.. George moved 10 reconsider the vote by
which House bill No. it2 was finally rassel
and on his own motion the motion To recon
siler was laid on The table.
On motion Of Mr.. Perkins the Senate nd
inurned until Wednesday, February H. 1878 al
II o'clock q III.
JOHN CLTHG.
Secretary IT the Senate
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-15
Th'rty.first Days Proceedings.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
New Orleans, Tuesday. February Il, 1878.
The House was called to order at IL o'clock
m. Present:
Hon. Louis Bush, Speaker, and Messrs. AL
dige, Ayeock, Barron, Barrett, Berry. Eel.
Breard, Biice, Bridger, Billieu Brooks, Bow,
den, Brown, Bosley, Buck, Burton, Carloss,
Carville, Cressy, Como, Cole, Davidson,
D'Avy, Dayries, Delavigne, De Lacy, De.
Dupree, Drury, Estopinal, Fitzpatrick, Foob,
Can't, Gary Gaskins, Gaudet, Gillespie,
Hahn, Hammond, Hill Of Ascension, Hill OF
Orleans, Holt, Jonas, Jones, H. NJ johnson,
Robert Johnson, Kelly OF VIM, Kelly of Or
Leeds. Leonhad of Caddo, Leopard Of Or,
teams, Lewis, Lyons, MagIoire, Martin, Means,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-15
OFFICIAL JOURNAL
FIFTH GENERAL ASSEMBLY
STATE or LOUISIANA.

REGULAR SESSION or 1878.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-12-05

LITTLE Rock, ARK, November 80
Il. 5. Allard was shot in the mouth
and vigorously wounded, at Hot
Springs, last night. by his son. Cad
Allard.- Family troubles were the
cause. Both father and son formerly
published paper in Illinois, and at
Hot Springs.
l.. S. Allard and the editor of this
paper served in the Mexican war in
the same company-I, 4th Indiana
infantry, Willis A. German Colonel
and were attached as the warmest
of friends, although he was second
Lieutenant and the writer hereof a
private soldier. We have not seen
Allard since a short time after the
close of that war. thirty years ago,
and have heard Of him but two CT
three times since; but In those early
days of our lives we knew him to be
a most honorable and generous man.
The above dispatch therefore gives us
ashock of sorrow.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-12-05
Select Telegrams.

DAYTON, O., November S0.-Rev.
J. w. Stevenson. presiding elder of the
Day yton district of the II. E. church,
was arrested in the public street to-
day in beastly state of intox ication.
He was taken TO the station after Sc
we're struggle with the officer, when
his identity was discovered. Steven
son Is one Of the most prominent min
listers in the state and has borne the
highest moral character. 1t is believ-
ed this action comes from a derange-
ment caused by family difficulties.
MEMPHIS, November 30.-J. G. Nc
Cabe, commissary of the citizens re-
lief committee, in making final state
ment reports 745. 900 rations issued to
6S. 600 persons iuring the prevalence
of yellow fever in this city.
RICHMOND, November 30.-The ma
tional grange of patrons of industry
adjourned to-day after characterizing
the internal revenue tax upon tobacco
as unequal and unjust and providing
for a memorial to congress praying
for its repeal.
NEBRASKA CITY, NEB., December
"A horrible murder was committed
in this city Sunday morning. About
o'clock Apple Charley" was strang'
led to death, his wife choked and raw
ished. and the house burglariZed of
three dollars and seventy-five cents.
Great excitement still prevails. A
large number of arrests have been
made. Suspicion points strongly to a
gang of colored men led by white
man. All of them are under arrest.
Nothing definite is known, but should
the right one be found his life would
hang by a slender tie-"neck- -tie."
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-12-05
NEBRASKA NEWS AND NOTES.

- Lincoln has q kindergarten
school.
- w. s. Horn has placed an Usage
ssppling 10 feet AZ inches in length,
the growth of one year, in the B. &
NJ. land office, Lincoln. as specimen
of the strength Of Nebraska soil.
- Lincoln has a BOOT and Shoe
Company" with president. secretary,
treasurer, directors, ETC., and capital
of SlO,O to start on.
- Gen. Roberts will, says the Lin
coin Globe, commence suits against
those parties that borrowed money
from the school fund during Govern
or Buffers administration. The
amounts with interest foot nearly
500, 900.
"A farmer named Gormly, of Polk
county, few days, took load OF
wheat to York, got drunk, started
home, fell out of the wagon, receiv-
ing such injuries that he died soon af-
terward. What killed Gormly? 1t
is q reasonable conclusion that had be
remained sober he would pow have
been alive, aud his family not mourn
ing the sad fate of husband and
father.
A swindler by the name of w.
r. Toppin, who decamped from Sew
ard sometime ago has been arrested
in Pennsylvania, and will be brought
back to answer for stealing two horses
and q buggy and carrying away some
$500, which he collected while canvass
ing for PaTker's Marble Works, Lin
coin.
Syracuse journal. :: The Press is
trying to have little sport out of
postmaster Schminke, of Nebraska
City, publishing a burlesque speech
attributed to him. How the Press
does hate the Germans.
- State Journal: Nine prisoners
from Wyoming, for the State Peniten-
tiary, came down on the B. & NJ. from
KearDey on Thursday.
Teeumseh ChieftGin About
three hundred men took part in the
wolf hunt on Turkey Greek, or the
18th inst. One deer and three wolves
were killed. Another hunt will take
place December 14th, at which time
all.sportsmen are invited to partici-
pate.
- The r. r. surveyors arrived. here
from the west last week, and are now
engaged In locating the road through |
this city. The present survey is
through the north part of town.-Te- |
cttnaseh Chieftofa.
This. we presume. Is the survey
from Red Cloud. The old grade from
Tecumseh to Brownville win be used. |
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-12-05

In Iowa they have a prohibitory
law. In Nebraska we have a license
law. In Lincoln there are five sa-
looms each paying to the school fund
81 600 year-total, $1,000; without
any expense to the city or county to
collect the same. In Sioux City,
Iowa. there are thirty-seven saloons
that pay no LICENSE at all, but they all
recently paid a fine of fifty dollars
each, the only income we have ever
heard of being collected from them,
total 81 $50. Deduct lawyers fees
and the amount will be less. Now
these facts and figures should not be
ignored in devising temperance legis-
lation.-Stdte Journal
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-12-05

The Chicago Times few days ago
referred to woman suffrage in Wyom-
ing territory as follows:
Woman suffrage is failure In Wy
oming, because. having acquired the
o right to exercise the elective franchise
and having at the first election or two
poiled her ballot and found nothing
exhilarating in the process. she no
longer musters. Certain lewd women
of the baser sort take a hand in the
glorious work of reform. but the wo-
If women are to vote, never go near
the polls.
This sweeping assertion does not ap-
pear to be in accordance with the
facts. A gentleman citizens OF that
Territory In a letter to the Inter OceGq
says:
The better class of females are large
iy represented at the polls here. They
are accompanied by male friends or
relatives, spd have never seen elec-
tions conducted in any other Western
city as orderly as they are here. The
influence of good and pure women at
the polls has proven most salutary for
good, and thus far have failed to see
any evidences of their degradation,
ipconsequence of their having been
clothed with the elective franchise.
My own observation and the eX-
pyession of opinion which / have
heard on the subject. lead me to assert
that woman suffrage Is complete
success.
And Gen. Thsyer. late Governor of
that Territory, in one of bis Messages
said:
Woman suffrage has now been In
practical operation in our territory for
six years. and has. during the time.
increased in popularity and in the
confidence of the people. In my
Judgment. its results have been ben
eficisl, and its influence IL favorable to
the best interests of the community.
A right or privilege. once granted, is
not easily surrendered. In this ease
it Is difficult to perceive any good
reason why It should be.
The Chicago Times is not good au-
tbority on any subject.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-12-05

Robert AtcApliffe, recently police
raan OF Omaha. hsd two jugs under
the bed; one contained whisky and
the other a solution of concentrated
lye. On Tuesday evsning Of last
week he got hold OF the wrong Jug
the two looking very much alike
took drink of lye and after four days
of terrible agony, died. Had this
man enlisted in Finch's army of Red
Ri6boners, be would in all probabili-
ty not been wanting a drink out of
any kind Of jug. and been now alive.
The papers say "Mr. McAuliffe was
In the habit of drinking moderately.
but not to excess" But then it is not
safe to be fooling with jug ct ell, as
this sad case evidences.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-12-05

Omaha has increased her grain
trade more than 100 per cent. over the
past year, and over 500 per cent. In
two years and six hundred per cent.
i'm three years.-ComnlercidL En-
change,
And what is true of Omaha Is of
Plattsmouth regarding grain, and we
can add lumber, stock of all kinds.
&C., to the list,-Plattsnloutb Chroni-
Gle.
We don't doubt it O bit. for that's
just what's the matter with Brown
Vile.
Omaha Republican That was a
pretty strong stroke from the shoulder
made by Mr.. Finch Sunday night
when be said: "You Oh christians,some
of you. say to the liquor seller, give
US q hundred dollars and you may
sell your rum.' You set the price and
he paid 1t. Now you go to church.
get dow on you: knees and ask God
to put down the liquor traffic. 1t is
dishonest to cheat man out of his
bargain that way. Arrant towards !!
You go to God and ask him to cheat
those fellows out of their business af-
ter they have paid for the privilege. I"
Nebraska City merchants should
seek to command the trade of the ris-
ing young city of Nemaha County
Nemaha City.--Press.
That's an exceedingly brilliantidea,
when st. Deroin and Sheridan are so
much nearer.
- Seth Cole, of Omaha has been ap-
pointed post trader at Fl. Brown, w.
T.
The Omaha Herald has the fol-
lowing Endorsement of our Congress-
man: Col. Majors is a man of intel
ligence and force. and will ably rep
resent our state on the floor of Con-
gress.
- Petitions are being circulated ev-
erywhere in the State asking the leg
islsture for prohibitosy liquor law
These petition papers are signed by
men, women and children, who de-
sire to sign, but each voter is designa'
ted by the word voter" written op-
posite the name.
"A man, 55 years old, named Mar
shall, of Aurora, was killed on the
26th ult, by being thrown from hi:
wagon when his team was running
The wagon passed over him, breaking
his neck.
&C. w. McFadden and Georg'
Bradford, a ranchman near Caml
Clark, had fight last week, WheI
the former fatally shot the latter.
&C. w. Arlington, a railroad track
man at Big Springs, on the U. P, oil
the Goth ult., attempted TO shoot tn,
woman he boarded with, and in tn
row shot section boss Mike Kane ant
his assistant Thos. Scott; it is though
both fatally.
"A young man named Ben Case
at Alkali, near North Platte. former
ly of Chautanqua county, n. Y, wa
recently killed, while hunting horses
by Indians or horssthiepes.
- The wife of Prof. G.. Z. Bale.
died recently at Franklin, Ind, tel
days after giving birth to q child
She was % years old.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-12-05

- The total number CT silver dollars
coined since their remouetizatlon, mp
TO and including the 23d ult. is Sl9,-
Sl4 55l. or this number about Sl0,.
500, 900 are in the United States Treas
ury. Some 81. 200. 900 are in the mint
vaults. and the balsn ce, little over
S. 600 600 in general circulation. The
total is about 81 SOC. 600 in excess ol
tEe minimum required by law.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-12-05
,w3 DR.. A. OpPERMANN.
MASTERS SALE

vi DISTRICT OF NEBRASKA, So.
In the Circuit Court of the United State for
the District OF Nebraska.
In ChanceTy.-Phpaix Mutual Life Insur-
ance Company, COnpla inRnt, versus Rich
ard \. Hawley, Elizabeth J. Hawley, the
Goshen Pump Company and W. j. Deeliu,
Defendants
FORECLOSURE OF MORTGAGE.
Public notice is hereby given that In pur-
suance Of decree entered In the above cause,
on the llth day of Septem Der, 1878. I, Willt-
am Daily, Master in ChauceTy IN said Court,
will. on
Wednesday, the sth day OF january,
1879, at the hour of eleven O'Clock IN the
forenoon of the said day. at the door OF tho
Nemaha County Court House, ut the City of
BrOwnville in the State of ebrNSka, sell a
public auction. the following described prop
erty, to Wit: The southeast quarter %. al
so the northeast quarter "a of section mum.
ber (3); also the west half Of the northwest
quarter 90, also the west halt OF the south
west quarter a. OF section number TWO = Z.
all in township number five 90. OF range
number thirtec.2 (l3}, Of Nemaha County.
Nebraska WILLIAM DAILY.
Special Master in Chancery Oi the Circuit
Court Of the U. q, District Of Nebraska.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-12-05
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.

The German steamer. Pommerania,
a fine pack EFT commanded by Captain
Schmensen, collided with another
boat on the night of the 25th ult. near
Churburg, and sunk within twenty
minutes thereafter. The captain re-
mained with his vessel until it went
down, but was not lost as at first be-
lieved. There were 100 passengers, Of
whom about T5 were saved. The crew
took pretty good care of themselves,
as So out of III took the life boats and
ware saved. A number Of Americans
principally of New York. one from
Omaha, was among the lost. One man
named Oleson, of Omaha was among
the rescued.
A U. S. Marshal, last week, escort
ed, to Cincinnati, nine Illicit iistillers
captured near cstlettsburg, Ky.
Ed. Hudson. charged with robbing
the postoffice at Creighton. Neb., has
been arrested by a deputy U. S. Mar
shall and taken to Omaha.
At Mahoney City, Pa. on the 25th.
John and Anthony Richor and Chris.
Post were killed " lie tunnelling un-
der a street, by the dirt falling on
them.
An old gambler by the name of
Stubblefied, who used to be about
Lincoln, in a game recently at Den
yer, shot AMI killed a man named
Martin, and now languishes in Jail
awaiting to be chOked.
The Cheyenne Sun says D. J. Nc
Cam is out of Jail on bail, a new trial
having been granted him.
Harrison Page. black desperate
Of Clayhorne county, Miss, killed
Sheriff Buck and two of his deputies,
aud Knocked another one down, and
made his escape, during a recent effort
to arrest him for murder.
Lewis Guetig, who killed McGraw,
at indianapolis, has been sentenced
TO be hanged.
Rev. J. H. Beales, of Willingford,
Conn, has got himself into trouble
by kissing the wrong sister at camp
meeting, and soliciting entertainment
in her tent during the night.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-12-05

The better class of Democrats in
South Carolina admit that election
practices In that state were a little
crooked. but says "they had to do it"
or be defeated. The election then
was q. farce, and does not voice the
TilI Of the people.-h,ter Ocean.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-12-05
A GREAT OFFER FOR
HOLIDAYS

We will during 'he HOhIDAYs dispose
ORDINARY low prices for cash. Splen-
did ORGANS 2, 8, 8 sets OF reeds Sos,
3 sets with Sub Bass and coupler $50,
q sets $50, set $40, set e35. octave
11H RIOS z WOOD PIANOS SI3O, z I.3 do
sI4O. warranted for SIX years. A agents
wanted, illustrated cat alog ues m allied
4 sons, ,Mnrfrs f. HDesIers, 40E- -I4thSs Ny
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-12-05

The Southern people had "respon
sive throb" during the yellow fever
contributions. hut they say that the
"great Southern" heart ia heing fired
again by the wicked shaking of the
bloody shirt which the Northern peo-
pie are indulGilg In. We onght to
he mighty careful now we talk about
that section. First we know they
will refuse all contributioDs.-Inter
OcenT
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-12-05

A South Carolina Democrat writes
friend In the North to say that,
anxious as be is to have the Democra-
cy succeed. be must condemn the
frauds Of Nov. 5. He says freely that
the election was not fair.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-12-05

=. b Chinaman was naturaliZed in
the court Of common pleas, New
York, on the 28th. Now that China
man Is just as much a citizen as Mr..
Kearpey, and no doubt better one.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-12-05

Slosson and Schaefer recently had
q billiard contest, and the former was
the victor. Schaefer not being satis-
fed has challenged Slosson to anoth-
er trial.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-12-05

The vote of the State for Judge of
the Supreme Court and Congressman
has been canvassed. Cobb's total vote
was 2S.956: How's, % 191. Majors.
28.22l; Bear, 81 ,12t. Valentine, 2S,-
637 Davis, q ,952.