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Nebraska advertiser., 1878-01-24
FARMERS INSTITUTE.
To be Held at Lincoln, February 11th
to 22nd, Inclusive.
PROGRAMME.

Monday, %. ~ -Organization statement
OF the object of the Institute. by Prof. 8. 4.
Thompson; address by ex-Gov. r. w. Fur
nas-subJect, Fruit Growing an Important
Factor in the Productive characteristics OF
Nebraska: discussion.
Tuesday, q. ni.--Paper By Mr.. 8. Barnard.
OF Table Rock-subJeet, Fruit Growing In
Nebraska as a financial enterprise; discus
sioh. AJternoon-Paper by Mr.. II. K. Ray
moud, Nebraska City. on Grape Culture and
Small Fruite; discussion. EVenfa0-Lecture
by Prof. Hiram Collier, OF the University, on
Lightning Rods. illustrated by apparatus.
Wednesday, Morntng-Paper by Mr.. E. T.
Stephens. OF Crete, on cultivation Of forest
trees; discussion. AJternoon-Lecture by
Prof. Samuel Aughey, OF the University, on
Bee Culture; questions essay by 81. Culbert-
son, Agricultural College, on Plant Growth
discussion.
Thursddy Morning-Paper by Prof. a. r.
Thompson, Lincoln, on the Use and Abuse
OF Farm Implements; discussion. Afternoon
Lecture by Prof. Aughey, on Bee Culture
questions; Paper by Mr.. L. E. SInsabaugh, nj
Syracuse, on Poultry Raising for Profit; dis
cussion. Ecening-Lecture by Chancellor
Fairfield, OF the Unive sity, on the Claims
OF the Industrial Department OF the Univer-
sity.
Friday Mor7ting-Paper by c. 8. Harrison,
Of York, on Cattle Raising; discussion. Af-
ternoon-Lecture by Prof Aughey, on Bee
Culture; discussion; paper by Prof. G. E.
Bailey, of the University, on How Crops
Grow; discussion.
Monday Mornino-Paper by Mr. ]. V. Wolfe,
OF Lincoln, on Raising Pigs; discussion.
AJlernoan-Lecture by Prof. AuRhey. on Bee
Culture; discussion; essay by Mr.. j. H. Stl
vernaiI, OF Gibbon, Neb., on In Whate'er you
Toll Indulge your Taste; paper by Prof G.
E. Bailey, on the Fuel Question Evening
Lecture by Chancellor Fairfield, on the Edu-
cation Of the Laboring Classes.
Tuesday M.rniag-Paper by Hon. Moses
Stocking, of Wahoo, on Sheep Husbandry A;
discussion. Afternoon-Paper by Mr.. L. B.
Cheeny. OF Lincoln, on DaIrying in Nebras-
ka; discussion.
Wednesday Morntng-Paper by Prof, g. r.
Thompson, on Farmers Boys; discussion /;
paper by -, on Mixed Farming discus
sion; essay by Mr.. A. ". Foote. of Elmwood,
on the Relation of Agriculture to other In
dustries. AfteTnoon-Lecture by DR.. n. H.
Paaren, OF the Chicago Veterinary Institute.
on Horse Breeding in General. and Influence
OF Heredity; discussion. EUentn1-Lecture
by Judge o. T. B. Williams, Of Seward, on
Agricultural Advancement.
Thursday Morninin9-Psper by H. Culbert-
son, on Manures-their Utility, and Methods
of Saving; discussion; essay by Mr.. J. p
Hartman, OF Gibbon. Neb.. on Wet Days and
Winter. AJrernoon-Tslk by Prof. s. r..
Thompson. on the Elements of the Manual
Art of Farming; discussion lecture by Prof.
Hiram Collier, on Ventilation OF Houses,
Stables. etc.
Friday Mornfng-Paper By -, on Corn
and its Culture: discussion. Ater7rooH-Pa-
per by -, on Wheat and its Culture; dis
cussion.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-01-24
Saturday. FiehruarY 23. AID. 4
ING. lO47.l
CHERIEF'S SALE.-Noticei Is here.

~ by given that by virtue of an order OF sale
issued out OF the District Court OF Nemnha
County, State OF Nebraska, and 20 me direct
ed as Sheriff Of said county, upon decree
and Judgment rendered by said Court, in q
cause wherein Mary II. Barnes was plain
tiT and John W. Hardin and Thomas duch-
inson were defendants, I will offer for sale at
public auction, at the door of the Court House
in BrOwnville. in said County, on
Saturday, February 18th, A. ID. 1s7 s,
at one O'Clock P. NJ the following described
lands in Nemaha County. Nebraska. to-wit !:
The east half of the south east quarter of
the south west quarter or section twenty
six (26), In township six (6), north OF range
fifteen Q5), east; and also the north east
quarter OF the north west quarter OF section
thirty five (S5). in township six (6), north
OF range fifteen u5). east, saving and ex
cepting five acres out OF the south east cor
ner OF the last described tract of land hereto
fore sold to Alexander Mckinney by GeCFxe
II. Swan also further saving and excepting
q portion of the said land last above de-
scribed and heretoforr given to the Brown
willie, Fort Kearney and Pacific Railroad Co.,
together with all the improvements and
privileges thereto belonging.
Taken on said order of sale as the property
of John w. Hardin and Thomas Hutchinson.
Terms uf sale cash.
Dated, this 18th day Of January. 1873.
Bows r. v. BLACK, Sheriff.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-01-24
mo. 962

OHERIFF'S ALLEN office 1s mere
~ by given that by virtue OF an order of sale,
issued out of the District Court of Nemaha
County, State of Nebraska. and to me direct
ed Sheriff OF said county, upon decree
and Judgment rendered by said Court, I'm a
tiff and p. Coursey Richards and CnrnelIa
Richards were defendants, I will offer for
sale, at public auction, at the door Of the
Court House in Brownville, In said county,
Saturday, February 10th, A. ID. 1s7 Q,
at one o clock p. NJ. the following described
lands, in Nemaha County, Nebraska. to-wit F.:
The south half of lot seven (D, in Block one
hundred and sixteen Ql6l. in the town of
Peru. IN Nemaha County, Nebraska, IOgeth-
er with all the Improvements and privileges
theretO belonging.
Taken on said order Of sale Rs the property
of P. Coursey Richards and Cornelia Rich
ards,
Terms of sale, cash.
Dated, this 18th day OF January, 1878.
BOWS X. V. BLACK, Sheriff.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-01-24

Recently near Lexington, KY, a
party of Kuklux hanged two negroes
and shot another to death In the pres
ence of his wife and children. On the
bodies of the two men hanged writ
ten notice was pinned which read
"These shall not be taken down be-
fore 10 O'Clock. (Signed) Z. K. K. 4"
Those Kentuckians need reconcilia-
tion. But then, according to the dis
patch which conveys the above news,
the people in the neighborhood oi
these murders are very indignant over
the outrage.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-01-24

The State Agricultural Society
which met at Lincoln last week, Sc
lected Lincoln as the place for hold
ing the State Fair for 1878.
The officers elected for the ensuing
year are.
Mart Durham. president.
c.. Matthewson, lst Vice president
Ed. McIntire. 81 Vice President.
d. H. Wheeler, Secretary.
The board of Managers is as follows
Messrs. Winslow. Mcintyre, Furnas
Perky, Hastings.
The ninth annual meeting of the
State horticultural Society was held
on the 18th. Ex-Gov. Furnas was
unanimously reelected presidents oi
the Society and D. II. Wheeler Sec.
retary.
Amongst other important business,
the following resolutions were adopt
ed:
Whereas, The members of the Ne
braska State horticultural Society,
fully recognize the fact that the pre-
servation and renewal of our forests is
matter Of vital alimportanoe to the fu-
ture interests of this nation; and as
the subject has been recommended to
the attention of Congress by the Pres
ident of the United States in his re-
cent annual message, in furtherance
Of this great and important subject, it
is hereby
Resolved. That We heartily indorse
the recommendation of the memorial
OF the committee ofthe American Nur-
serymen's Association. and commend
it TO the careful consideration of the
Congress Of the United States, and
that we urge the passage Of the Bill
No. 1.2lS of the house of representa-
tives.
ResolUed. That THE STATE Hortioul-
tursl Society heartily endorse the
amendment Of the timber culture law,
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-01-24

The mortality among the Turkish
troops is said to be most terrible. A
correspondent at Bucharest says: al
saw Russian soldiers digging huge
graves. and near them fifty Turkish
corpses lying in confused heaps, as
they were emptied from the dead carts.
Their ragged, half clad forms and
frost bites visible on their u ak ed lin bs,
gave evidence OF the hardships they
had suffered on their dreadful march
from Nikopolis."
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-01-24

The fact is undeniabIe that this fi.
nancial question happens to be so ex-
csptionsl to the general rule that
there is but one side to it, There new.
er has been a sound argument advanc-
ed In favor of the single gold stand
ard. Whatever has been offered as
srgument has been sophistry, and
nearly all that has been stated as fact
has been fslsehood.- Western Rural.
That Is all so. There has never
been a sound argument offered in op.
position to remonetizing silver.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-01-24

Edward Rosewater, editor of the
Omaha Bee. was severely pounded
again one day last week by a man
named Nicholas, whose honor Rose
water had attacked in his editoria
columns. Nicholas was fined 500
and sentenced to imprisonment on,
month as punishment for the bruta
assault. but bis lawyers took an ap
peal and he was released Oh 5000 bail
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-01-24
TOWNSHIP ORGANIZATION.
The Supreme Court Decides the Act to
Unconstitutional.

The opinion. rendered from the Su-
preme bench by Chief Justice CAN'T,
is too lengthy for our crowded COL
umns, but the following extracts from
the published opinion. upon the gen.
eral validity OF the law, will give our
readers the main points for its rejec-
tion As a law dIscordant with the con-
stItutiOn:
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-01-24

The incoming South Carolina Leg.
stature will probably call a conven.
Ion to draft a new Constitution OF
that State. As has been done in 9th.
.er Southern States, it Is surmised th al
some property qualifications will be
adopted, the effect of which will be tc
reduce the negro vote.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-01-24

We notice that Senator Paddock
voted to "refer" Senator Matthews
resolution on the silver question, the
reference of which, it is claimed, to q
committee adverse to reconciliation
was an attempt to kill demonstration
We regretted to see our senior Sena.
tors name recorded among the "ysas'
on that motion to refer. but perhap:
the Senator did not understand the
motion.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-01-24

mo. 1851
SALE


y Notice is hereby given. that by virtue OF
an order OF sale issued out OF the District
Court of Nemahs County, State of Nebrns-
ka. and to me directed az Sheriff OF said
County, upon q decree and judgment rem
dered by said Court, in n case wherein JOSH
ia C. Butler was plaintiff, and Washington
A Mitchell and Rebecca Mitchell were de-
PENDANTS, will offer for sale. at public auc-
tIon, at the door of the Court House in
Rrownvllle, In said County. on
Saturday. February %, AID. 1878.
at / O'Clock p. NJ. the fpllowing described
lands. in Nemaha County, Nebraska. to- wit ::
The north east quarter of section three (3l.
containing one hundred and ffty-nine and
hfty-three hundredth (l59.5Sl acres. and the
south east quarter of section three 49, con-
taining one hundred and sixty C6O) acres, all
In township number five(5), north OF range
twelve Q2). east, containing in the aggregate
Si9.53 acres, ali in Nemahs County. Nebras-
ka, together with all the improvements and
privileges thereto belonging.
Taken on said order OF sale as the property
OF Washington Il. Mitchell and Rebscca
Mitchell.
Tepms Of sale. cash.
Dated, this 18th day OF January, 1875.
3lw5 R. V. BLACK. Sheriff.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-01-24

in other penitentiaries in the United
States.n
Ten hours Is to be a day's work
The compensation to Mr.. Stout il tC
be paid monthly. The State reserves
the right to make any improvements
on the buildings IL may deem proper,
and reserve for the use Of officers and
guards, certain rooms OF the build
ings. The State guarantees the dis
cipline of the convicts.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-01-24

The Pattee block, Omaha. was en-
tirely destroyed by fire on Monday of
this week. IL stood on the coner of
of Sixteenth and California Streets,
and had six large stores on the street
floor
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-01-24
[ EGAL NOTICE.-Iohn ]. Thu

II EU . I
IL man and VIM. l.. Thurman: You are
hereby notified that Francis Fisher has filed
Neinaha County. Nebraska, to revive the
Judgment In q case pending in said court,
wherein Patrick HcCarren and Francis Fish
er. partners as McCarren & Fisher are plain.
tiffS, and Hezekiah c. Thurman and John J.
Thurman, partners as II. c. & J. J. Thurman,
and VIM. l. Thurman, are defendants.
You are hereby required to appear and
show cause, If any you may have, why said
judgment should not stand revived, on or
before the 18th day of February, 1878.
WM. T. ROGERS,
S0w4 Attorney for Francis Fisher.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-01-24

The greenbackers and silverites
hsve a majority 10 the Wisconsin leg
islature and have elected one of their
number Speaker.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-01-24

An old lady named Mrs. E. V. Clark
at Grand Island, Neb.. on the 2lst
inst. was fatally burned by the over
turning of lamp.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-01-24
ADMINISTRATOR,S NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE
n State of Nebraska, County o' Nemaha. S.
Notice Is hereby given that Harlan Edmin-
sten has filed his final account as admins
traitor of the estate of William Adams. de-
ceased, in the COCnty Court OF said county,
with vouchers; and the hearing OF said ac-
count, and the settlement with said admin
istratOr OF said administration, will take
place in said County Court, In Brownville,
In said county, on the
9th Day OF February, 1S7ss
at nine o'clock A. NJ. when and where all
persons may appear and show cause. II any
they have, why said account should not be
allowed.
Dated, January II, 1878
yOw4 JOHN s STULI. County Judge
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-01-24

Hon. George Williamson has been
appointed Collector ofthe port of Ne W
Orleans. And Packard didn't get 1t.
The white league must be reconciled.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-01-24
No. 99S.
OHERIEE'Q SALE NOfina Ia n .

5S5.I
HERIFF'S SALE Notice IL here
- by given that by virtue OF an order OF sale,
Issued out of the District Court of Nemaha
County. State of Nebraska. and To me direct
ed As Sheriff OF said county, upon q decree
and Judgment rel dersd by said conrt, I'm q
case wherein W. NJ. Durham was plaintiff,
and =. NJ. Petit and Elizabeth J. Petit were
defendants, I Will offer for sale, AZ public
auction, AT the door OF the Court House in
BTOwnville, in said county. on
Saturday, February 18th, A. ID. 1878,
at one O'Clock +. NJ, the following described
lands, in Men aha County, Nebraska. to wit I:
Lots number one. two, three. a ye, six, seven,
eight, nine, ten. eleven and twelve. q. 2, 3. 3,
g. 7, g. q. 10, II and H. in block eighty six (S6l.
In the town Of Peru. together with all the
improvements and privileges thereto belong
ing.
Taken on said order Of sale as the property
Of ]. NJ. Petit and Elizabeth j. Petit.
Terms of sale. cash.
Dated, this 18th day Of January. 1878.
S0w5 r V. BLACK. Sheriff
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-01-24

II is said that Indians are collecting
on Milk River. and trouble is feared
Matters will be ripe for another In
dian campaign next summer.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-01-24

'Fhe eonspicious silence Of Mr.. Hen
dricks at the silver meeting in Indi-
annapolis leads the Cincinnati Enqeitr-
er to infer that Indiana's favorite son
10 In the doubIs-ended trap business
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-01-24

On the 10th inst. freight train be-
tween Sidney and Deadwood was at
tackled by Indians. One freighter and
{ wo mules we're killed,
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-01-24

]. B. James, well known manufac,
ureT OF boilers in Cincinnati, oom.
mitted suicide the 18th. Cause f1nan.
cial embarrassment.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-01-24

NOTICE OF ADOPTION Notice
~ Is hereby given that on the 5th day Of
January 1878, Teresa Odell. James c. Ode
and friedrich August and Fannie II. August
filed their statements before me. g provided
ny law. for the said Friedrich August and
Fannie II. August TO adopt az their OWE
child Richard Lincoln Gross. All persons
interested in said matter are )ttfied TO ap-
pear before me on the 18th day of January
1873, At 10 o'clock a. m, and show cause. II
any they have, why said Fredrick August
and Fannie H. August should not adopi said
child. JOHN -. STULL,
29w3 County Judge
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-01-24

again, so graphically described by
Robertson, of South Carolina, as "a
dead fall TO catch the coon comm or
goin' ."-Iater Ocean.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-01-24

Boss Tweed has applied to the Su-
preme Court for discharge from prison
under the poor debtor act.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-01-24
THE ADVERTISER
THURSDAY, JAN. "a, 1873.

It seems that the Turks are in their
last ditch, as il were.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-01-24

Hor. b. II. Bristow was banqueted
In Boston on the 18th.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-01-24

Gen. John O'NeII, of Fenian fame
cied In Omaha few days ago. from
paralysis.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-01-24
ST. NICHOLAS FOR 1873


Besides Miss AIcOtts serial for Girls and the thras
serials for Boys TO follow each other IN 1Rpld sue
cesscn, will contain short serial Story by the a-
thor of The Schonbe S-COtta Family; and an ar
ticle, Around the World in a Eacth bsys 20 LaS
been prepared by brilliant writer nOw on the ac-
tnal tour OF the world In his yacht. There will
be contributions By Daughter Of the PasOus Pc
ter Farley. and Letter 20 Young Americas by
George Macdonald. The How Series OF ipstfnc-
tive papers. by various authors, will tell HOW n
bind your own books; HOW 70 mine coal. HOW
to enjoy yourselves az home; HOW % be an zs-roe
able guest HOW 70 entertain COMPANY HOyV ~
be a CARPENTER: HOW to make an fee boar. FtOyS
TO build house. HOW India rubber is gathe, ~
HOW matches are made Row money' IS Tnsde
HOW mackerel are caught: HOW they laid fbss
Atlantic cable: HON they mine in CaIIFo-or.s
HOW they work in the tea country: HOW 10 he =
or stories and sketches Of Foreign Life 'oiioo
Travel and Adventure
such as "Oid Sicoiai" "a Russian storvJ "a r,,,,
amorg the Welsh Castles - Easter In i..y,rn,t
The indians OF the Amazon" How Kftf- -,
Lost In a Turkish Bazaar" Master Moots-rrns1s
"a Mexican story. "AGnsa the Lapp NaIden- =.
and many others. @F -4N'NSH'
'-Jack-in-the Pulpit Young CorsribDto,s, T.
partment Letter Box. :" 'Rsddie- Roy 81 -
Very Little Folks" Will be continued ~ 4OE
The four bound vOlunn IS Of 81 Nfcb,laa .t-o.a--
puoifsnec are the most wonderful beaut5f,,r -
attractive christmas Present tor YoUns, Peoria
Eacn volume - complete IN itseis Vofs 80 =
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SUBSCRIPTION price. sac a year rosta1e nafd efr
gle copies 3 cents each 'N So P'.o-- -''u-
sola oy Al BOOK Sellers and News-Daalers
SNHiSHEh q Co.. 743 Broadway. y. 7.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-01-24

A man named Williams is the U S.
Senator elect from Kentucky that will
take the place of Senator McCrary.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-01-24

The tailors of Chicago are on strike,
demanding higher wages.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-01-24
REMOVAL!
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REMOVAL
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NEW QUARTERS OF THE
ADVERTISER OFFICE

Some people have hard work to find us
they say.
1t is one OF the easiest places to find in
town, when you know how.
We are on Main street-north side-hrst
stairway EAST OF Hannsford's furniture
store-nrst stairway WEST of Huddart's sa-
loon.
When you are at the foot of the stairway.
II you will look right sharp you will see our
sign. Then read It carefully. and walk right
up-open the first door you come to on the
RIGHT hand side-without knocking-and
walk in where we print THE ADvERTIs-
Err at
$500 a Year,
and do the best and neatest JOB PRINTING
Of all kinds, promptly. and at the loves;
prices.
Find that stsirway-oome up and see us
and subscribe. or renew your subscription.
or have a friendly chat-anything to make
it tinteresting-but be sure you find u.s.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-01-24
THREE
.USefllArtiCleS
CENTENNIAL
CAKE & BAKING PAN,
FLAT IRON
P0LISHER AND STAND,
AND THE
KITCHEN GEM.
Household Duties a Pleasure
INSTEAD OF A
DREADED NECESSITY.

The Patent Centennial Cake and Bread
Pan made 6f Russia iron, Is so constructed
that Won can remove your cake y hen baked
Instantly from the pan, without breaking or
iniuring IL and you can remove the tubes
and convert il into plain bottom pan. for
baking teIIy or plain cakes. bread. etc.
The kitchen Gem, plated wire boiler or
steamer to hang inside OF an ordinary iron
pot for boiling or steaminR vegetables. ETC.,
which. when done. can be removed perfectly
dry, without lifting the heavy, sooty iron
nor off of the stove avoiding the danger OF
burning the hands with the steam IN pour
ing off The hot water, and the vegetables can
not possibly burn if the pot oolls dry, As TIE
steamer does not touch the bottom OF the
pot. -
ttcIe long needed by every hOusekeeper. IL
cleans off the starch which u so liable 10
stick TO the iron and soil the clothes BY
simply rnbbing it through the emery polish
er occasionally while ironingI also cleans
of any rust that may adhere 10 the iron, en-
abling you TO iron your snirt-oosons ana
most delicate fabrics with the greatest ease,
giving them a glossy finish equal 10 the
finest Laundry work. II Is also an e1ceiient
rest OF stand for your irons, oy placing them
across the top,
These goods are sold exclusively through
agents, and have secured the agency Ior
Nemaha and Richardson counties, eno Will
canvass for orders, believing nave tnree OF
the most useful articles ever offered 20 mousse
keepers.
John Davies.
25tf Brownville. Neb.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-01-24

OF the story element the brightest feature is the
beginning of Tie serial By Miss lcOjt entitled
Under the Lilacs.' with illustrations by Mary
Halleck FOote.
The Christmas Number contains also the oper IN z
of serial story for Boz tale Of tropical II fe
BY 6ustavus Frankenstein, entitled 'TCwer-NlOuu-
tain" admirably Illustrated By the artists Moran
and Kelley portrait or Miss AlcOtt with sketch
OF her life several poems by Two Little p erican
Girls: Pay. and n Christmas Carol tset 20 ulu-
sic) and halfa dozen complete short stories brfzat
funny. exciting AND pathetic. &c. &c.
The New cover Ia by the English Artist. Walter
Crane. The famous designer Of The Babys