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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-01
KurTrRE-MR. KLINE,s EXrERIENCE
OF DR. NHEKNANN IKEATNENT
DRirroN. JlpDo rosr OrricE. LuuRNE Co, PA.


DRroS Jlppo rosr OrrcG LrsraSs Co, Pa
. . July 20. 1878.
ptAR ~. Was at Hnlciun. about seven miles rom
here. and called Dr " X LungslOrc 10 he examined
pleased with tin sui port AMI pronounced il one OF the
best tact the V,rl best he lie has had
one rs goiG as Your apSisncc lie saws was entifeiy
healed up only the must were too weak TO do without
anlcd me yet hn Shall get lin to d. so next sunday
A. am not ~ hone during the week. only AZ night
quested tn ash y to come Ia Ialeton. and lie thinks
Iou eonli 81 great many patients by coming up lie
here lie is voins Ia New YORK soon and vii 1--WE vou
call thavc given him address He's going have
and ct Them be- convinced Of what 6ev viii moi believe
WISHES to he convnced that YOU have cured me. Dr.
Lone.horc saw before went to YOU. and also tried
great many trus~es on me- but none would keep the
You could get quite number of patients am pretty
dress It a. follows. Dr. " r. Lonsshore. Hszicton
Post unicc Lulcrnc county. Pa Hoping you will meet
ally ''''''' Wherever "" S0 ''"''" r. r KLINE
ccl Sol
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COM
PANl.-IT NEVER SCALES OR PosrPoNEs. EIGHTH
GRAND DISTRIBUTION AT NEW ORLEANS. AUGUST
IS ls57 PRIZES, AMOUNTING TO $1,000, CAPITAL
PRIZES S3nOlO slooon. 5000. &C; 1000 rICKErA
TWO ~ DOLLARS, HALVES, ONE sD DOLLAR
ArPLN 10 VI DAUPHlN. Z. o. BOX go. NEW or
LEANS, La. OR II. l.. PLUM $40 BROADWAY, NEW
YORK.
GOLDEN HAIR.-Robares Aureulne produces
nN twoor thrcr applications the beautiful golden color
81 mMli minrvdi ~ is ttieely nafmess 70 he had OF
HOvENDEN 4 SON London, England
ATrE>TED ny TIME. VERIFIED BV
Great cue- that iNATTs LIFE BALsAM may he re.
Neutt-it' S'roinla 6c sold by druggists everywhere.
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-01

NERVOUS PROsTRATION.-A truthful trea
u.s. ~ ruted my stefan OF 80 years study aud cN
dcchnc, structures lost health aud manhood can be
cured harrennrss ana all impedments Ia marriage re
moved, mailed IN wrappers. DOC currency postage
stamps communications strictly conndenual; nfa con
sutauon Tree. Address PHYSICIAN, station D.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-11-21
The Plunlett theatrical Season.

The old veteran Of the boards, Mr..
Charles PIunkett, closed three mig d Is
engagement in Des MOines- MI
PIUnkett's opening here on the night
of the Fourth, vas greeted oy the laTg-
est audience ever assembled 70 hear 3
theatrical representation IN Moore ;
Opera House. Since We last saw Mr..
PIunkett, mis- troupe has been greatly
i'm proved, and it now equals anything
travelling. Plays presented by his
powerful Dramatic organization are
elegantly eostumed, richly mounted,
perfectly rendered, with magnificent
scenery. and under the immediate s1-
pervision ofthe veteran actor, his COM
petent management Of selecting the
finest dramatic professionals, has done
the business. Mrs Carrie Plunkett.
whom vein Iowa have known a. Miss
Carrie Storms. always a good singer,
hiss not only improved in that accom-
plish mRnt, but has also biossomed IN
TO q very powerful actress. Changed
into the well developed form of beau
tiful womanhood- Mr. Plunkett has
lost none Of his force of versatility as
an actor. while the members or his
company are well up in their parts
With 8 strong esst and appropriate
costumery.-Des AoiHss Register.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-11-21
New Clothing this week
atLuwMAN'S
0UercOats cheaper than
eUer at .ncGee & MOOFe'S.

- The following advice, from For
sst and Stream, should be utemori5ed
by young sportsmen: Don't point
your gun at yourself Don't point
your gun at any one else. Don't car
~ your gun so that its range includes
your hunting companions. Don't try
TO find out whether your gun Is load
ed or not by shutting one eye and
looking down the barrel with the
other. Don't use your gun for s walk
ing stick. Don't climb over q fence
and pull your gun through muZzle
foremost Don't throw your gun into
$ boat 20 that the trigger will catch in
the seat, and the charge be deposited
in your stomach. Don't carry your
gun full cooked. Don't carry your
gun with the hammer down. Don't
5e fool Dou't you forget It."
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-11-21
NEN4HA CITY LOCALS.

The picture ear has come to town
Titus Bros have a full stock o
fall goods.
We understand that Jim Benne
has sold his Touring mill to Kenior
Skeen.
Our ely Council has granted Sam
Bennett License to keep . liquor sa-
saloon Nost of his petitioners are
not real esate owners here.
We a'e going to have an exeur-
sion to LucoIn when the cars get
down here.
The Hover Hotel is open for the
aeeomm0 iaton OF travellers and
boarders. ant is doing already 3 good
business.
Andy TyIan, wao for many
years has had an old honse here
which was fast hitting down because
there was no morey in keeping il re-
paired, is now reclothing il with
boards and shingles, making q neat
little residence ofit. Rents are COED
here now because houses are scarce.
Rabe EIIiottis just finishing his
new ho1se, and ohn Titus is making
. new house ouiof an old one.
RiH's grair elevator Is about fu-
ished.
The Me'vii boys gave the young
folks pleasant social and hop last
Thursday eening.
ID. Il. IeLaughIiu is opening a {
stock Of gods here.
The sading exaeted from our
citizens byhe railroad com pany Oh
prcuise ofhe immediate completion
of the roado this point. Is about fin
ished, andhows q good job. Now
why don'the company come TO time
- Msnyre doubtful about the rail
road, fearig they are sold again-es-
peeislly ifad weather should set in. {
PhiliECrother is teaching the
school her He has lost the sight OF
the eye Ekh he hurt some time ago
while choIing wood.
- The ''avis Family" performed .
in HooveB Hall to good and appre-
eiative aue1ees on Friday and Sat
1rday eve.ngs last.
- Man Rvidenees are noticeable ,
that Nsmla il waking from her Van
sep. Just the prospect OF ,
the earlyxtensiOn Of the ties and ,
IRON quieHs the pulse Of the old .
.own. Ist see then what healthy
snort fro q real iron horse viii DO. :
Well hre il within q few DAYS. i
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-11-21

A German farmer by the name Of
Christ. RentZ. about ten miles north
ives. OF Humboldt. made an attempt
20 take his own life one day last
wesk-trouble nit his frau was the
cause. The Humboldt Sentinel in its
account OF the affair says Rentz chose
a razor with which to sever the brittle
thread Of life, and inflicted three
ugly gsshes II the left arm and one in
the right, one Of the wounds barely
missing the jugulsr vein" Next
time II he will take his razor and
prod around vigorously under his ear
two or three inches, he may be more
successful in finding his jugular.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-11-21
DIED.

Sister Mary K Thrush died afte
several months OF severe suffering
which she bore With great resignation
and patience. at her home near Lo-
gansport, Fulton county. Indiana, on
the 24th Of October. 10 minutes pas,
seven O'clock p. m. in the 37th year
OF her age. She was born IN Sumner
county. Tennessee. January =. 1872 :
prOfes=ed religion and joined the
Methodist Church at the age OF thir-
teen, which profession she EOnOrsd
till the day of her death.
In the fall Of 1855 she came to Ne
braska with her father, John G
SkeeD. endured the hard-hips Of
frontier life, and in the fall OF 1857
was married to E Warwood moved
TO Indiana in Is6O. In the commence
ment OF the ~sr her husband enlisted
in the service Of his countr-; died at
Nashville Tennessee, and was buried
IN The cemetsry at that place. She
was then left to battle with the cares
OF life alone. except IittIe Johnuie.
who vas still spared 10 eheeE her
pathway, Bat her trust was in God .
that he would take care Of her. she
afterward married James Thrush. f.
with whom she lived until the dav Of
her decease. She was confined to her
bed for seven weeks. but all that fam
lly snd kind friends could do was Of
no avail The Lords time had come
" hen she should be freed from earth
y Care During her sickness she tslk-
I'd Of her future prospects as having
10 fear OF crossing the river OF death.
7ut had strong faith and reliance on
iOd that ali would be EeH. She T
caves an aged companion. two chill
iren and large circle Of relatives and
rIends 20 mourn her loss. Not lost
'us gone on before to wait our com
ng- The funeral services we're con
ueted by Rev. Adams assisted bv
y lliIam E.eder and Hudson McGse. ,
nus our sister passed away. May /:
7e that are left behind. like her. fall /,
sleep IN Jesus when our race Is run.
A FRIEND.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-11-21
BUSINESS BRETITIES.

/ Ague Cure, st McCreery's.
Maple syrup at q. C. Lett's-
| Flour of sIl brands at JONES.
| Stevenson 4 Cross for low prices
Hannibal and Savannah -four 8
HiIIis-
-Full line OF sample piece goods 8
Marsh :.
Drugs, Fresh and pure, at Me
Creery's.
1t pays to advertise in The AID.
vERTIsER-
- Cooking stoves at cost at Steven
son & Cross.
Money to loan on farms. Apply
to T. L. Sehick.
- Nuts. candy, and rzisins by Ste
veuson & Gross.
DR. Collins, Dentist, visits Peru
every Friday.
For your horse blankets and lap
robes go to Bauer's.
More Queensware and Furniture
for Stevenson & Cross
- Nice stock of clocks. watches and
jevelry, at Joseph Schultz.
New corn will be taken on sub
scription, at 20 cents per bushel.
Tin Shop and Furniture repaired.
STEVENSON & Cross.
Another new stock of heating
stoves az WiIIing's.
- Nebraska Wagon $50. and war
ranted- STEVENSON & Cross.
"A term Of the District Court will
begin in this county on the 18th inst.
- The old reliable ADVERTISER has
2 larger circulation than any paper IN
the county.
- Hay knives, Corn knives, Butch
ar knives and Pocket knives.
STEVENSON & Cross.
Wall Paper and Window shades
at the Drug and Book store of W. H.
McCreery.
Extra copies of THE ADVERTISE
for sale by 4. ". Nickel, druggist
bookseller and stationer.
If YOU want the official news,
the local news. and a good family pa
per, take THE ADVERTISER.
HawIey & Douglas buy sll kinds of
grain, and sell wagons, pumps, wind
mills, scales, sewing machines and
steam engins.
-Hardw ware. TinEare, Queeusware,
Stoneware, SiIverEars.
and Woodeuware.
STEVENSON Z Cross.
An Y in pencil, on your papers
indicates that you are sometime be-
lind With your subscription, and that
We need the pay. Friends, please call
md renew, or send in the money, as
.oOn as you can. Don't forget Us al
Ogether. We never forget 10 give
Iou, regularly, the best paper we pos
ibIe can.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-11-21
Bird Seeds at STR OBLE'S

Andy Rosewater, brother of the
editor of the Bee. a few day. ago
when crossing the Z P. bridge when
approached for his fare offered the
conductor Is cents. This being re-
fused he offered 80 eents-the usual
far@if the conductor would give him
q receipt for the same. This the con-
ductor refused, as cut OF their line Of
business, and ROsewater declining TO
pay more than five cents a mile with
out receipt, the conductor elected
him from the ear. What the Rose
waters are going 10 do about it is net
yet divUlged, but it is thought they
will call out their mslitia. They will
either DO this or Edward will write
an editorial They will do something
desperate without doubt.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-11-21
Nemahs County Sunday School Con-
TentiOH.

The s. s workers in Nemaha eoun-
" will hold 8 convention in Brown
vile, in the NJ E. church. eommene-
ing Monday December 2d. at one
O'Clock p. m, and closing OF Wedn-
esday evening the 4th.
The committee are making s vigoF-
oUs effort 20 make it success, and
an earnest invitation * extended 10
all the workers in the cause in the
county. Entertainment will be pro-
vided for the members OF the eOnveu-
ton. Persons intending to come will
confer favor By sending to Rev Il
B. Dye, committee on reception,
postal card, giving notice OF the same,
and whether they will come with
horses to be cared for.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-11-21

As 81 II dicati0n OF a favorable
balance Of trade in favor OF the west
fact, hat Ex-Gov- Furnas i shipping
dried peaches and corn to PhiIafeI-
phia from this place. Some o. the
products 81 his new evaDorating pro
cess, which from samples cent. are
pronounced superior 20 those OF the
Fast
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-11-21
FOrGrGajas i53 Clothing
and oaks call at j. L. He
Gees
LONDON ITEMS.

Behold I come quickly, and my
rewd is with me, TO give every man
eccding as his work shall be-"
-eather still remarkably pleas
ant
-Gr. J. Coulters has his corn all
cried.
Henry Vickers has been lying
veHow with typhoid fever; i get
tinpetter.
Writing school at the Campbell
looked to Massachusetts, and
beholBuIer is berried under = ma
jority .O.OOO. I looked to PenusiI-
vany. q ther Dimocrisy goes under
to the In of 81. eco. I turn my eyes
implorgE to Mishigan, and To- the
auser cIes back, Republican Il, 800
In ago I turn 10 Moo York. and
Conkl carries that stronghold Of
DemOcy by Z majority which it
amt With while to count up" Poor
Nasbyake q cigar with your "Iik-
ker." -et your case is desperate,
howev we'll you are smoked. you
are los Alas for the lamentations
Of the senbsekers,. Could not that
''patrc bird" be made 10 chant
some .smn dirge for "the lost
cause.
S, has come to be remarked, -
has it.at all the angels spoken Of
are inc masculine gender" L
that IS Oaite 8 Jewish heaven. all
men. Women, keep silence in the
church, there. But ye DO greatly
err, notoving the scriptures. for in
the resUction they are not married
or given marriage, bat are as the
angels heaven" There Is neith-
er male female in Christ Jesus"
in the rJTrectiOn state, but srs like
the angs IN speaking Of that re-
turn to eh, some prououu il needed
10 expreit. and the masculine i
used, ths all. In speaking OF Lu-
msnity a whole, either in the
earthly te or the angelic state.
maHkindcludes male and female.
No use rang women out Of the con-
gregstior the angels. for they will
claim ''tE rights" there as well ss
here.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-11-21

Peru Herald. . The streets Of
BrownviIIe are througed with teams
so much OF late that it takes one lack
20 the year 1872 Business in every
branch was never more thriving. The
public are preparing themselves for
winter, our business men are receiv-
ing goods almost daily. and there
never was a greater demand for grain
than at present.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-11-21
FOR Gd ana cheap grOce-
I'ieS 90 j. L. HcGee's-
SERBIAN ITEMS.

Waer pleasant. you bet
E.J,Isrk, of N0daway county,
No. il ,pdinz few days in Nema-
ha countiOOkirg after business.
A iIBry society has been organ
lied in Sridan. At the next meet
ing the Iembers will discuss the
question 2ssolreG. That It would not
be TO thsterest OF Nemaha county
20 chaBgrom the present county or
ganizati' to any kind Of township
organism at present
Glance Parish Is happy. It =
a splend looking boy.
- Mryiiiiam Wadkins has built
z new use Oh corner Of AEir and
Third Gets.
M Whseldon has rented the
Sherid hoGse to Capt W. ". Gran
dell. ? CrandelI proposes 70 run q
first cs botel.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-11-21

- The Geo. ". Walters Dramatic
Company Is performing nightly in
this city TO crowded houses. This i
the best dramatic troupe that ever
visited BrOwnyBIe, and our people
appreciate IT, Mr. and Mrs. Walters
are actoFs WHO draw coed houses any
where East or West. and the lady We
deem especially excellent, and added
TO her good voice and natural acting.
she i a very pretty E0man. As Lu-
cretia BOrgia-piayed Tuesday even
ing-Mrs. Walters certainly has no
and Clarence Bennett in his
character Of the Spanish Count i q
star. But the characters are ali good, .
and have their admirers. This COM
paDy has already acquired popularity
mere. and will perform the week
20 big audiences. Thurs
day evening Rob Roy" will be pre-
sented, and everybody wiII want to
see Il.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-11-21

- Miss Carrie SHurtz Of this city,
and Nr. ShuIingbargar 0f Chieago,
vas married az The residence Of the
brides mother. on the 19-b iT=t. The
happy young husband au6 wife We
learn started N the afternoon on their
bridal tour
The friends sent Is some very fine
wedding cake. but failed 70 furnisH
the particulars Of the happy affair or
the full names Of the parties 50 We
are unable 70 give sueh = notice a.
the occasion demands.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-11-21

IF yOu vaut 20 emerge from the
manipulating hands Of The barber in
3 happy mood yoU will cslI st Haw-
= fu's t0ns0rrai headquarters, frst door
west Of national bank. Mr.. Il has
recently secured the assistance Of Mr.
Wiil-tts, who Is an expert. and they
viii shave, shampoo, and perfume
yoG, and trim your hair and dye your
mustache. TaTrsutinZ satisfaction
Give Hawkins q trial. and then you'U
know how II i yourself.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-11-21
Musical Convention.

There will De Musical Convention
at BrownviIIe, Nebraska, eommene-
ing Dec. 10Th, 1878 and continuing
four days, closing with q grand con-
cert on Friday evening the 18th in
the Marsh Hall. Prof. s. Wesley
Martin, Of Chicago. Ill, is employed
as conductor, and will be on hand
promptly at the time, with supplies
of new music; also, selections from
Hayden's sublime OratOriO Of the
Creation, and other grand works Of
thesold masters. See circulars for par
ticUlars.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-11-21

- Mrs Laura Robinson, vIfs OF
Luther Robinson, Of the American
House, this city, died OF the 18th
Inst and was buried on the 18Th in
!" ainGt Grove Cemetery Rev. : p.
Wilson, n Z Church. preached the
funeral sermon. The deceased was
n the 9Th year Of her sge.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-11-21

District court opened in this city
Tuesday morning, Judge Pound pre-
siding. We noticed in attendance at
opening OF court, attorneys Warren.
Mitchell, Stevenson, Watson and f
T. Ransom OF Nebraska City and
Thomss and Schoenheito Falls City.
District Attorney Smith, and the
BroEnville bar.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-11-21

The street auctioReer Was quite
busy last week There Is one feature
~ least, Of this business that Is quite
annoying; and that's the obstruction
Of the sidewalks by the dense crowds
that gather. We noticed that ladies,
instead OF gseIessly trying to get
through the crowd on north side nf
Main street would go out into the
middle OF the street and around, pre-
ferring the risk Of being run over by
some vehicle. The council when IL
csnse is granted. should make q con-
ditIon that the sidewalks must not be
obstructed IN any wsy. We observed
Marshal Love trying with all his
might 70 Keep open sufficient room for
people to pass. but It Is impossible to
do this when the auctioneeE il permit
ted 70 bold forth on the sidewalk or
% locate his wagon against it.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-11-21

- Some time ago, when corn was
worth lSc 10 Zoe bushel. We inserted
an item in our paper offering 10 tax :
ten bushels Of new corn for a years
subscription. Not a bushel did We
receive, on that offer. Now corn Is
down to 10, offered by the merchants.
but tIVetrs bushels will pay for THE
ADVERTISER one year.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-11-21

Nebraska has q very good law for
the punishment Of persons guilty of
cruelty 10 horses and several other
animals, bat 1t l. scarcely ever en-
forced. Ifitis an indictable offsnse
We call the attention Of the grand jury
70 q case in this county Of q man in
his unmercifuI rsge pulling MS horse {
tongue cut by the roots.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-11-21

- Peru Herald The work Of r.
pIastering is going on at the Metho-
dist church, and it will no doubt be
made TO stick in this instance, as Nr.
Arthur Welsh. one Of the best plas-
terers IN the state, has 1t IN hand.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-11-21

- One o. the saloons keeps open.
sometimes. long after the lawful hour
for closing at nights, and after the
marshal has ordered the house closed.
Mr.. Love. TIE enforcement - the or
dinaHce regulating this matter Il de-
manded-Iet vioIatnrs Be promptly AZ
rested and punished.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-11-21

= st the request of the General
State Agent, 1 have accepted the
agency for the Singer Sewing Ma
chine for Nemahs County, sud will
keep constantly on hand an assort-
ment of machines and accessories be-
longing thereto. TED HUDDART.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-11-21

We notice that in several places
in the State young men have organ
lied IyceBms. When carried on prep
erIy, under well enforced parliament
sry rules. no way OF spending winter
evening once q week Is more beueie-
ial. The members acquire knowledge
CT history, OF governing legislative
bodies, and develop powers ofspeseh
and talent for debate. which would
not otherwise be done. We recUm-
mend iyeeUms 10 cur young men, es-
peciaIly Of the country.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-11-21

= G ". Walters Is an ackuowIedg-
ed Star in the world of draua-bas
played IN the principal theatres 10
England, Scotland and America. In
his Scotch character as Rob Roy he is
the chief. Come this. Thursday, ev-
eniug and hear him. aud see him.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-11-21
c0ssUMPTION CUREc.

An o-I physician retired from practice haT-1-
had placed n his hands ov E1s1 India 20 ssl17-
arv the f1-n-uIl OF Simple ve5z-l1-s -e-e1T for
the speedy ard Ps---1=-- r--e--s1r c1-F-z-g-l7c-
6-urc1Irls. ca-z-rl. as-hza- and Al throat and
---- asecr1-s- -ls1 posture ard rl- ca ---e -1-
nervous Lzallry and al nervous Complaints z--=r
having -ssJ=L --s T--zz---- ---z-.-7 E1Te-V -r
thousands Of eases 5as fs-- f. ks -E-- % make %
known 90 lzs sgze---E s=--1Vs- Ac--L-zL 5- -l5s
motive ard q desire -7 relieve 1u--a- s-sEpric-
VIII szuz free o. c1ar-e. 90 a. ~EC desire -- tls
-sci1e. r-z fll- directions a- u-e1a- uya1G using
in Ts-u1-. French or English sent o. nan 5-
-lt.-eSsf1- VIII stamp naming -h1s plps-. " "
SEsrar. flg Powers 5-1-z- Eochssse-- Ne~ yCrz-
rJ--t
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-11-21

Fo- CorSu-sSt5cn. br0rcEi-is, ast--17.
-zrzErl- LLrlt. and .--z diseases Also q
sure reltzf and permanent cure FOR general
Fz-ILI-V. drsUe1~-a ana D. -E-----S a-t=cEL1-s
lv simple vegetable rIeLiet-e v~lt--- cured
z veuzr2ui= n iSsIOuFry Physician WlJ vas
I0uz a resident OF syria and the East, ard
-E1 -gs freely given this -7,C11te specie
% Thousands nj kindred suffers wiki -l=
z~=a -zS- U1-~- be benefits. and lfe u0- fees BE-
his saer1f christian ---- % iCIClr- t1 others
q = wC-r-sr--- --1---l- rem - -l-il 7 .-
send FREE the original recipe rn--r .a1-
90 any person enclosing stamp tG- reply.
-111f1e pa-e-. n r. -IL-zE, " ss- TOY =.
p CO. Hr.v 81 Tins
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-11-21

- The new meat market Of Will
liams 4 Seeman Is now finished, in
operation and well stocked with meats
The people will always find at this
market the best of everything in the
line, clean and tastefuIiy handled.
Both Of the firm are experienced
butchers.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-11-21

Church Howe. on Wednesday OF
this week delivered 70 Bausfald &
Armstrong 1890 bushels of winter
wheat raised on H0we's farm. His
wagons hauling this wheat into town
made quite q procession.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-11-21

Immigrants are not so numerous
q q month ago, yet nearly every day
more Or less are seen moving through
our streets westward Thousands will
be csught in 4 fearful Nebraska suow
storm one Of these days and not
FoCf 20 shelter them
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-11-21

= Born to Mr.. VIM. Stinson, resi-
ding on the Bedford farm above this
city. on the 18th inst, son weighing
il los. There Is nothing, generally,
very peculiar or wonderful about q
common birth announcement in this
country where il is ss easy 70 raise ba-
bies as corn: but in the case OF friend
Stiuson it was rather s surprise, a.
the mother is upwards of forty-five
and the father over fifty years of age,
and they sometime ago thought they
had performed their duty in contrib
uting 20 the census roll, and were en-
tireiy out OF the business. DR.. LUch-
ems superintended the delivery of this
due boy.