Nebraska advertiser., 1879-03-06
LOCAL PERSONALS.

inst, q boy.
-Ex-Gov. Bob. Furnas went up q
Lincoln Monday.
DIR. Stewart has just returned
from 8 trip to Ysnkton.
" Willie Lett mas gone to st. Joe t.
attend commercial school.
Hon. W. A. Pollock returned Il
Lincoln Monday morning.
Capt. Carson and ]. H. Broadly
Esq.,, went East Monday morning.
- Mrs. n. G. Cook has gone East
for her spring stock of millinery goods.
Capt. Carson has procured III
chairs for the reading room and IL
brary.
U. s. Marshal Daily was in the
city attending to official business, on
Monday.
We had the pleasure on Tuesday
Of meeting DR.. Foster, Nemaha City
in our city.
- Thos. Malone, Sherman P. O.,
has our thanks for his manifest friend
ship for our paper.
Elder Chas. Rowe will preach in
the Christian Church on Sunday
morning and evening.
= Mr.. Karns, London, called Sat-
urdsy and renewed bis subscription.
and has our thanks.
- Miss Dora Dozier came over from
Roekport Friday on visit to her
relatives and friends.
We notice that Mr.. Gas. Royse,
after sojourning south during the
winter has returned.
Senator Church Howe will please
accept our thanks for Statutes of Ne
braska for 1878, 1875 and 1877.
w. T. Rogers has removed his
law Office to the opposite side of the
street from where it formerly was.
A. r. Dawson, cashier OF First
National Bank, returned last week
from a two weeks visit to his old
home in Pennsylvania
- Arthur V. Walsh, who spent the
winter working at his trade in Sa-
betha, Kss., returned TO his fayorite
city last week. His many friends
were glad to see him.
Albert Smith and Dan. B. Col
happ under the firm name of Smith
& COlhapp, have gone to selling wash
ing machines, and claim TO have the
best machine in the business.
- Misses Hattie Smith and May
Little, students of the Normal School,
came down 20 the city Friday and re-
msined until Monday morning, as
guests Of @. W. Fairbrother, Jr. 1
In note with 8 remittance, and
some kind words for The ADvERTIs-
ER, from Il. NJ. Dressles, Bedford pre-
cinct, he also informs Us that on the
1st inst. 6 nine pound baby boy was
presented him by Mrs. D. We con-
gratulate him.
S. 81. Rich, precinct and city as
SCISSORS. is hard at work making the
He waited few days
to ascertain the provisions Of the new
revenue law regulating the assess
ments, and learning from the Secre-
tary OF Secretary that the new law
will not 90 into effect before next
be proceeds at once to as
sess the people as heretofore.
That stsunch old Democrat and
Did settler, ". Il. Clark, called Sat-
urdy and said he wanted to try THE
awhile. While we can
hope that he will like our pa /
per's politics We believe he wilIlike it
On general principles. as a local and
family paper. And We are sure he
viii not find Us political weather
cock to disgust him. as did the paper
that be had such q hard time to get
rid OF.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lovman started !
East last Monday to select their spring |
stocks OF goods. We may anticipate
that on their return the house Of
Lowman will display one of the larg-
est and most excellent general stock
Of goods ever opened in this city. |
Mr. Lovman's motto is Excelsior, !"
and Mrs. L. being with him for the /
purpose of selecting ladies'
goods, this line will be represented |
without a parallel in this market, as
to fashion. beauty, richness and utiI-
ItY.