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The New York herald., 1879-12-30

submitted to the Convention, and decide upon their
adoption within the next two days. during which
the Convention lasts There altogether seventy
members of the Convention present. and the pro-
ceedings We're marked by harmony and cordiality.
This evening the meeting OF The Convention will be
held ut Demonicos.
The New York herald., 1879-12-30
SYMPATHY AND coNDoLENcE.

The Commissioners OF the Sinking Fund yester-
day passed tho following presmbles and rosolu-
tions:--
Whorcas BY tho death Of the Hon. John Hackett the
Recorder OF the city Friday the 10Th inst the Board
Of of the Sinking Fund has lost member
who since 1856 has faithfully and efficiently discharged
of his Office; and whcreas desire place
record high the sterling qualities
late associate public officer and recognition of
his faithful services to the city of New York be
Resolved That deeply regret the death of late
associate and that tcndor ~ his widow and family
heartfelt sympathy and coincidence in their beroav
and alliction.
Resolved, That mark Of respect for the memory
Of the deccased the OF tho Sinking Fund
will tho funeral Ia body at ten o'clock A. H.
Resolved That tho secretary Of this Board bc directed
transmit widow of tho deceased copy of these
resolutions and that they he entered in fut tho
min
The New York herald., 1879-12-30
ARREARS OF TAXES.
Enormous Amounts Unpaid in New
York and Brooklyn.
THE CITY's BAD DEBTS.
Additional Legislation Needed to Rem
edy the Difficulty

From year to TIE tax Offices Of the sister cities,
New York and Brooklyn. become and more
burdened with long accounts Of unpaid taxes which
after = few years become uncollectible and 60 to
swell the seeming assets Of the city. while really
worth no more than the paper they written on.
The accounts cucumber the books of tho various de-
partment connected with the city revenue and are
o source OF constant annoyance and useless anxiety
to tho clerks besides creating false impression
to the actual state OF the city's finances. great
part Of the uncollectible for personal
taxes and embrace period OF twentytour years. from
1852 to 1875. during which time nine million
dollars due the city went by default of collecting
and will never be turned into the treasury. Every
year this. amount of bad debts is increased
by about $25oOO and there seems to be way in
which to remedy the evil without special and care
full legislation the subject. It is said that the law
regarding personal taxes a constant temptation to
taxpayers to falsely act dishonesty toward
the municipal government. The amount of personal
taxes in this city about equals the amount of State
tax levy paid by the city to the State government
at Albany. 1t has been suggested that the persoal
tax should be abolished and the State tax be paid
by corporations directly to the constituted author
tiles at tho capital This would obviate the
sty Of raising the assessments real estate. The
following table shows the enormous aggregate of
these amounts
Arrears on real estate dss
Local improvements, assessments. 1O.627 537
Total New York ...........S31, S31 81 ,693
Brooklyn (estim ated). ed)................. 17,0000O0
Total both cities. s4s 912. .6s3
HOW THE ASSESSMENTS ARE MADE.
The New York herald., 1879-12-30
WHO WAS HE?

The following communication was yesterday ro-
ceived by Superintendent walling. Thepolice think
the person referred to was former resident of this
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-06-05

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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-06-05

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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-06-05

Il TAKE lis METHOD OF
L the public thai l will not be rssPonsioiI
fer any debts or contrasts Mat ny nusosA~s
W. T. ropiin. may make,
Eureka, NAY .. isss. pyau
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-06-05

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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-07-11
pas S~etrat6sge(m6.

Warie 81. unb 9hGna 6. maren i6pM
felt ldnaerer 8eit BEL Der @ittrpe q. in
8enfion. Beioe tparen luftige, aus9es
MGeben, bic fih nur i6tper ben
ftreneen Re9iment ibrer erfteu 8orses
iebte1 Al fI9eu hermu6ten uno, ie ftrens
eer fie i'm @ansen iberipa9t puroen, in
ibren Wu6eitunben INN o ib%ermithigere
Gtrei6e %ausiibrten, bel benen Ioie Cine
INNER toIlere @infdIe battle, els pie
Qnbere. 9a tuaren fie beHu gar ni6t
erfrept als ibnen zines cages Elm irnges
Mabaen ols ibre n%rnmebrige @efdbrtiu
poraeteqt iplroe. 9ieielhe modte i'll
ibrem Otter. unsefdbr fieb3ebn Sabre
aft fem, sic bate regelmGBt9 i1one
9iae, bidtes blondes Saar nnb 9rOBe,
blaue, finnige 4usen, IN benen aber
ebenfo tuie UNI ben feiugei9nitten Wtuno
elm 3ug oes @56merses lag, Der in Der
tiefen Srauer, tpel9e bas Wdb6en trug,
tpobl feline grfldrun9 fanD. 8pr tpeAl9en
0oden hattie Der Sob Maraarethen ibre
SHUTTER 9sraubt un6 nit bieier bate fie
lire lebte Stiibe Derl0ren. sic hattie
iid nidt eutI6lieBen f6nnen, ibre Batter
itabt, in Der iie ibreu ssSusenb auge'
bradt, in Der lie a0es Sreilo uno 2eto,
bas i6r innges 2ebeu bi5ber e%rfahreu.
erlebt hattie, 81 uerlaHen Mno bet elmer
en%tfernten &erpanbten 81 leben. Gil
tpaf milf berIelben iibereinsetommen, BAT
tie fi6 t~pentgltens aui elm Sabr untei
ben S9nB Der @itttpe 90. itelen Hna i
6eren Saus leben tppAe, Bis tie ftd all
mdlia an ten @e6anten aetp1bnt baber
Dfroe, ibrer Waterfaot pielel9t fl'
INNER ben &iden febren 80 maiier, oOel
Bis nieaei@t irgeH6 cine 8enoun9 u
| ihrem Qeben ibr ben @eg aeiseu luiiroe
ben fie feruer einsui9ln9etI babe.
Nar9aretbe's ernftes titles @slei
paBte penis gu benz iusenoli9eu ueber
mut6 Der beiben GnbereIt, nHo ut9
felten burhtreuate bafielbe oereH ge
beime GnidlDse eeaeH bic gttt9e abe
aeftreNge 6rau 81, 9as araerte pte ne'
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-07-11

Die beibeu Medb1ep la6en ffd einen
Nigenblid i@tueigenO an, Oant ienlteu
ne bei6dntt ben Sid Dor einnnber.
Der Brief ~erinilerte fe nt eiite 6anb<
inissiueiie, bic Iie Idon lance, ielbft
obte 81 tuifen, tuel9 bitteres@e ieaRdrz
gdretben emit boniit Sugefigt bntten,
berellten. Dos 8emuBtiein, baB ibr
nebermltb felbft tpi6er ibren @iIen
gum Beiten gefi6rt bate, mabm linen
oos briiden6e @efibf bonn Screen, bic
offene treue SreunbiR beretnft 70 i@impfs
li6 binterSaugelt 81 ba6en.
Sic 9elObten chamber eiuigeS GHmeis
gen Hber ienen mittbtuiligen G@er5 unb
baben i'm fiber nidt mieoerb0lt, benn
-. tuhr6e er tuObI oft 70 gum @uten enc
ben? 7. p.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-07-11
cine ga6e BON Snterene fur
NetfettOe.

SsuriIteu, Gmiaraften NIB eeeIeute fnben, eaB
66aetter's glitter Gun nIeot5lni
mssIdss he lid nnbeOin9t r~frldIen t6Hnenl neil es oe
%iriunasH zines ungeinn6en Rlttnas uerblitet, ionic
Sic elmer mngeilnoeh Mtmoiphare, nn9etoegadss nno
hg9eI sSasSIidSen f8aadnbe aufbebt. sat lanae1 See.
tetien, OSer &eiien sl eaao n ben BEN HsSsatos nS9s
s9s's ~ Observation-Disclosures bon fieberiihtn Gntdner
S S,fS ta BEL gSssens. Der Rgber IMP beg ggter
ieFSs, iueIGea 8ufSnsn Ss GiIige66r TEai Der ssT, oIisu
H M 1nSnu &c lid bort dufhaIten Ober reiien; es "
ea apsaessihMefes S6Hsl1ittsl, sesasn be gtnilane
%srfrfRee. sdIte, ,thneIlsE NssSS ai;, 0s5 S aes4 srSHs:
StenSen sfrcpasen. Ga beuat IiRt MIR BEN Itehsr.
BeGSeiFeber In6 aNsereH IaIaril9e1 HIantsttisn
nOF, IoIberu rottet o~iefeihen aug: cue 19aI'G SSsri Pe
IeHtH6ieH, duitralteu uu6 anbereH eduoerH Der sssii
EetaNRt tf. W."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-07-11
Der entfeslt@e @aH.

geOfeRpr . ufeGborH neiB, mos
fd bel IiI6 1didt. GineS cages ipeift
er bel einem @oleaen, ii6Bt an bas
@alsfos unb ueri9ittet be1en sanden
Snbalt.
IS bite tauIeno Nal nm @nti6ulo!.
ouna!S ruff er in b6hiter 8erlegenbeit
Der inn sesenlbsrfssnOen Snnsfrau
az unb Shiittet Iein 9Ias NIT &otbtpsir
Sorasam iiler bas SalS aus
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-07-11
OerItert Retae 2at4.

Die erHen Gtabien Der Sttptnbiu6
fiin6en f6 bur6 Sufteu. 8rmftf9uteraen
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS unb Druid ont ben
2unae1 an. 90 lit feline Belt gu nerlic'
rem. Der @ebrau6 BON &len'S Sun9ers'
BaiIam beiettist bic @efabr. Sn aileu
Npctheten Al batsn. nap
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-07-11

Die brei Mdb9en, Marie, &nna unb
Marsaretbe, sinsen beute, tDie iebe
ISOLDE apei Mol. hur6 ben Staotpart
All Ma6emoiIele 2abaIiere in bic frans
s6fiI9e @tunbe. 9us fie bas Saus bets
Iiesen unb burd ben @arten einaen,
pHadte Mnrie, tpie lie bies oft 3u tbun
pheete, bret Der 16Oniten Stolen unb
ftedfe Margaretben bic tueiBe in ben
@irteI, tud6renb fie @nta unb ftb ieIbft
nit elmer rDtben 19midte. unb tie giu<
gen tpeiter, aber faum maren fie an benz
8arte a~n9elanet, 70 blieb Rarie fteben
unb rief er19redt aus: y0Rein @Ott. oa
babe i6 ia tpieber 8Ocabulnire ber9ef<
fen unh WabemOiIene ibalt mid i6On
aeulid. baB i3 es ni9t mitgebro9t
hattie . i'd mus umfebren unb es bOlen.
&ie fatal! gi6t mabr, Inna, 9u mar
teft bier auf mid? panote fe ft6 5u Der
4~uaere6eten NHh Warf berielben elner
bebeutunssnOuen 8lid 81; uno 9ret9en,
9u bift 10 gut unb enti9ulbiaft uts emit
peilen bel @abemOiIele. uebrisens
tuerbe ib mid beeilen, Oieaei6t tbnnerl
tuir Did nod einbolen.
@eiagt, getban. Warie feDrte INN.
Nuna blieb am @insans bes Bartes ftez
ben unb Rarsaretbe 9ine ribis ibrea
@eaes tueiter, abmIn9slos Der 6aue 5ul
bic man ibr 9elteat bate,
sic tpar nod ni9t meit aesGH9en, alS
ibr elm eleaanter Serr eutsegenfnm, II
f6arf firirte, aber, 6a fie i'm gar nIbi
su bemerfen i9ieH, an ibr uOribersine
Damn aber 56eernb fteben blieb unO, MT
einen pGDbiifen @ntI9fuB fafenb, UNI
brebie, ibr nadsins, un6 als er fie er
reidt bate, fie b6fli6 uno fat ettpaS
perlesen aniprab,
-&efaeibuHs, iaste er ben Sat 8le
henb, Rno sic bic :. bic .. =?
Sd -. itJ perftebe Sie nt6t
ftammeIte 0ar9dretbe unb trat einel
G6ritt Surid, ~hetrpfen. anf eIIieT
@eoe, Der UNI biefe Aeit faft u1enihen
leer mar, bon einem i6r pnDtg trenIoel
!6errt ia 70 eis~eutbhmIider Setle an
9eiprnheu gu Dercen. -.
Climb sic es nidt, bic mir an Die
fem Orte unb au bieier Stunoe EN- 1en
be,zpous aab. bic mir f@rieb, eIle tpeIs
@Sie foae 6as @rfennmgs3eibeH lem
Gtneu Moment mar Wdrgnretg
j fprohlps. nann aber CAB ibr 6Ie Vnl
riituna Gber fold b~eIei6ieenoe sSort
Ruth un6 beftig ertDi0erte re:
- 0ein Serr, sic iPrebeR IN DOL
ftdubiaen RGtbielnL sic trreu ti3 Ieoer
iaQs in Der Rerlp1!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-07-11

Tas 8aDtr, Il. Snni. = Sas l6nlg.
H9e Bsdirfsamt 81 9irmoienS GLANDS
SarbYOliSeibefrete @obItano nn0 Sitts
pgtsit inneFbalb feines Na6tbereidS
SaglsI3 beben 81 f5nnen. Die 9eoa4te
os1proe erIldrt n6mll6 in einem Cir
EllGt. 6a6 Unit &idii6t theils anf bic
aa9ahFiaeH SeitOerbdliHihe un6 ben
Muser1enoen MISUNDERSTANDING zines
s.esen 9beiIs Der BeOb!teruns, tbeils
Sl ote leibsr INNER nod tDqbieloe
MO99slt unb 8srwiIoeruna, hann aber
ssg Berl9men6uns uno Rnhiu9t zines
TSssR 1bsilas Oer iusenb" teinerlet
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-07-11

Us nrttemper9 9.
SlIpera (S6naben,) II. Sum-. Dos
IOaenanRte fleiRe Niper9le. in Der 9tdge
bs8 biefinen G!ebttaatoe2 Dfterbol5 BIZ
dublih. baa nod 8oltsia9e bon ben
S~ran5Ofen gum 8wede Der 8eidteBun9
SobenaIperas 3liammensetra9rn NOR
ben Sein ion, ldBt BrDf. Or. 6raas, Der
es fir einen @rabbiseI bGlt, ge9enpdr.
tia aussrabsn, Guf Der SeIie, nl6t
iueit com GinGanse bes S9a6tes emf
ternt.' pur6e Elm &inbel9rab, 9ooten9e<
beiue. Elm &e1el, elm nergOlbeter Teller,
Elm @olblab," eipe 8aie u. {. 10. entbal'
tenp, aefHnben, uu6 iebt. no man rae9r
eeaen BE Witte beS Siigels ton1mf,
Seiaen Fd Spuren zines ipeiteren Sras
beS. Die bisber sefnn6ensn @eeenranoe
SOIeH elm utter BON hber 1000 Sabren
baben.
\@Ifass2 tbrinaen.
Meb, IL. Stunt. -9ie &eeeurationS'
aYbeiten an Der 9atbebtale at 0tes ftno
iebt 70 melt fCrtgti&ritten, baB oieiSte'
nopiruua Der il 400 Nuabratmeter mel
! ienoen Sauplfenaer in Nnariff senom'
men ruer6en tOnnte. Die in fpdt9otbi'
ibem Stiie nussefabrten @las8emdiOe
bon bObem &nnitDertbe tnerben aegei''
lDdttia' 6erauseenOmmen, nm IN Naber
BON fiuHleriI6er Sanb %renoUirt 81 tuer.
ben. 9eiOer miro bo6nrd Der &eft ees
pom 8ei6e beipilliaten BeitraaeS Dor
| $4,000 Wart eTtb6pft tDeroen uno 81
bletbt bann big auf @eiterea iInr cir
idhrliher Baufonbs BON 10000 W. SH'
iBerIasurs. Die nod anssufabrenoer
| ReftaNratIpn sarbeiten, n9mli@ bic 9teu
aelialtune bes am Z. Nai 1877 tpdhrenl
See RaiIerbeiu6es a~bSebrauuteu Sabes
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-07-11

~ Sair eutuehmeu oieie erabsItde @ei6ttts sinem
~,,n(Snoff eridtenenen interefdnteH uHo tuftrutttoen
Rerfe: La Chine familiere ct galantea oon Su1es
arene, (Paris, GharPeHtter, u. etfn lsFs'I
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-07-11

als Selir &athen anb &arl BON 9riez
fen am Nben6 auiammeutrafen, seItanb
2ebterer ieinem 5reun6e fleinlaut, oaB
bie5er bod f9lieBli6 &e6t bebalten un6
bic @ette 9etupnren babe. @r fei 81
re6ter Belt am beftimmten Srte 9etue>
fen, babe LANCE l8eit setpartet un6 i'm.
iner 9ebofft, fie iperbe nod fomrnen, aber
feline bolbe @596ne nit petBer &Oie babe
fi9 bliden lafien.
Nebraska advertiser., 1879-05-29
SHERIDAN ITEMS.

Behold the corn how it grows It
Is neither wanting sunshine nor
shower for both it has.
- Some ague hereabouts which, OF
course, is e sign of good health.
One OF the railroad bridges on
the east side OF the Nemahsriver was
destroyed by fire few days ago.
John CoddingtOn is erecting .
fine house two miles soBth east OF
Sheridan. Mr.. COddingtou will open
up one of the finest stock farms in
Nemaha County.
The Pnsf thiu ~ tEas Fe -~ill not be
long until the grass will be so tall
that we cannot see a person. Perhaps
it would be we'll to put bell on the
Post man for fear be gets lost.
Our time hOnored friend Rev
Seeley, of DeKaIb county, H., Is vis-
iting friends in and about Sheridan.
Last Sunday while Elder 5hurt-
lifwas preaching funeral sermon he
received the sad intelligence that one
of his children had taken sick and
died.
- Mr.. Fred. Mayer, has lost two
children and William Mayer one
The doctors do not agree upon the
disease.
Its probsbIe that themost q the
readers of the ADVERTISER have not
heard that Oh last evening two houses
were burglarized, one store and con-
tents burned to the ground, and three
persons murdered IN sOl6 blood by a
body OF worthless tramps. We have
hot heard of it either. if We had we
would not be raking our brains to
find newsy items.
Frank TInney IS tired of borrowing
scales every time he sells fence barbs
so he is trying to put Up telephone
so that he can ask how much fifteen
pounds Of barbs weigh.
Nebraska advertiser., 1879-05-29
LONDON ITEMS.

When thou pTsyest, thou shalt
not be as the hypOcrites are; for they
love to pray standing in the syBa-
gogues, and in the corners of the
streets, that they msy be seen Of men.
Verify 1 say unto you, they have
their reward. But thou, when thou
prayest, enter into thy closet, and
when thou hast shut thy door, pray
to the Father which is in secret, and
thy Father which seeth in secret
shall reward thee openly. But when
We pray, use not vain repetitions, as
the heatben do; for they think that
they shall be heard for their much
speaking. Be notye Ike unto them"
Some very warm days.
- The time of roses is here.
- The voice Of the locust is heard.
Sunday school picnic next Sat-
urdsy at Mr.. Ely's grove.
- Corn is looking finely.
The cheerful face of Joe. Heikes
was sean in London last Sunday. joe
is an industrious, good boy
- Straw berries are ripe.
Yes, the Indian is cruel, savage
and revengeful. But then who began
the fuss with them?
BE temperate"
1t was well said by Dr.. MCGrew
at the Red Ribbon club last Friday
night, that rum-seIling is not legiti-
mate business.
Father Bacon is able to walk
about little.
BE courteous"
The Knox Brothers have bought
the Ellis place and are fixing it up
very nicely. They are very excellent
citizens, intelligent and quiet.
Henry Sehlitt is making re-
pairs on his house.
Hon. Church Howe is expected
to be at the picnic next Saturday.
All honor to President Hayes for
his veto.
Thinks to brave Judge Dandy
for his Indian decision.
Use hospitality"
Nebraska advertiser., 1879-05-29

j. 5. Morton of Nebraska City
recently interviewed Mr.. TouzaIin,
with regard to the new time arrange
ment on the Nebraska Railway. Mr..
Morton reports the manager as saying
in effect as follows:
During the year 1873 the Nebraska
railway gross traffic receipts, passen-
ger, freight and miscellaneous, reach
ed the sum of Sl9I, ,64S. 81. During the
same year there was expended for the
operation of the road in all its various
details Sis, ,322 OS. Besides this
amount there was expended for con-
struction and equipment S25, ,O33. .49.
making the total amount expended
in the operation and construction of
the road the sum of S203, 355 81. or
S1I. .706.70 more than the total receipts
OF the road.
ANY and every measure which can
add to the nett receipts Of the proper
ty we would very gladly adopt. And
more than this, if We could see in an
additional passenger train sufficient
money 70 merely pay expenses we
would be very glad TO put on the train
at once, and wait for the future de-
velOpment of the country for any
profits arising from this additional
convenience.
"As matters now are 30 reasonable
business man can, after a full cODsid-
Grafton Of all the facts, advise sddi-
tinnal passenger accommodations
Our purpose has been to give the best
possible accommodations with the
facilities at hand and to this end the
trains have been arranged on the Ne
braska railway. so as to give the
greatest convenience and accOmmo-
dRtiOn 10 the greatest number of peo-
pie; and while our Brownville friends
have to some extent been disaccommo-
dated, l believe the present arrange
ment is satisfactory to the bulk Of the
people living upon the other portions
OF the line.
The "disaccommodation" TO Brown
VILE is in the change Of making our
train north reach Nebraska City a
short time after the train leaves Neb.
City for Lincoln, and making the
train for Brownville leave Nebraska
City a short time before the Lincoln
train reaches the City. Now as there
are no connections to make with 9TH
er roads, on the "Brownville Branch"
excepting at Nebraska City, there
seems TO be no reason whatever why
these connections could not be made.
All that would be necessary to con-
meet with the western bound train at
Nebraska City would be to leave Ne
maha City an hour earlier, and hold
the train little later in the evening
at Nebraska City for the arrival OF the
train from Lincoln. II Mr.. TonZalin
has a reason why this could not be
done, Just as well as the present az
rangement, we would like to know
what it is. To start the train going
north b. few minutes earlier and the
train coming south q few minutes
later, would make the matter all right
down this way, or at least as good as
before the late change. If we could
imagine any cause for it, We would
think the r. r. company was venting
a little spite on the people down this
way. for the unreasonable "disaccom-
modation" Of Brownville and Nema-
ha, and every traveller who would go
on the road, but is hard to account
for in auy other light.
Nebraska advertiser., 1879-05-29
summer Patterns viii soon
arrive 1T LOyvman's.

Some of our leading citizens be-
| ing in company a few evenings ago,
an impromptu move was made to
have a grand general Fourth Of July
celebration this year at Brownville.
The mere suggestion of the matter
"took," and at once important ae-
ton was taken for the celebration
and TO make il a success.
This was right, and the movement
set on foot meets the hearty indorse-
ment of all our citizens and the peo-
pie through the country, so far as we
have heard from them or talked with
them.
BrownviIle has not had q general
celebration Of the national birth day
for a number OF years. While it has
at each recurring anniversary been
talked Of, the citizens have yielded to
Hsrmon's grove or some other point.
This year the citizens of this CITY
ask the privilege of getting up the
celebration and inviting the people of
the county to come, in a wholesouled
grand reuiOn. and celebrate with US.
With this spirit our city will take the
matter vigorously in hand, and it is
believed it Will be met with a like
hearty good will, and the cooperation
of all from all portions of the county.
BrownviIle, being the shire town
Of the county will do her level bestu
for the accommodation. the amuse-
ment' the happiness. aud general en-
tertainment of all her guests.
A success, a big thing, good thing.
will be expected. a failure she can
not afford, and will not brook.
To accomplish such success. bowev-
er, scquit ourselves, as all desire. the
people of the city must without ex-
eeption, come generously forward
with funds or whatever else is naoas.l
sary and consummate the enterpri4
which Is By no means light, with a
determination 10 make the celab1-
ton fitting TO the thing 10 be ceJabra-
ted-"The Glorious Fourth of JuIvr'
At this writing it has hardly been
determined what the character of the
dinner will be. a barbecue or pienic
but the latter being generally favored
We presume it will be a picnic.
Whatever the character of the dinner.
however, ample arrangements and
preparations will be made, especialIv
by our citizens, to feed any and all
who may come unprovided for. This
feature Of the occasion will he fully
set forth in future issues of the prsss
Now in behalf of the committees /
and the people of BrownviIIe. We cor.
daily invite and earnestly request the
people of Nemaha county to unite in
celebrating the approaching anniver-
ssry Of our Independence at Brown
vile, let the character of the festivi.
- - .-4t it may. /
Nebraska advertiser., 1879-05-29
PUBLIC SCHOOL
Graduating Exercise.

The graduates of the High Schoo
will hold their public exercises in the
Marsh Opera House Wednesday Eve.
June 4th.
The public generally are invited tC
be present. No charge for admittanee
Miss Cora Gates will take charge oi
I the music.
| PROGRAMME
Music, Chorus.
Prayer.
Music. Quartette.-Glee, "Village
Bell" Misses Mime Rainey and Ma
~ FsirbrOther, Messrs. J. c. Ne
Naughton and Charles Body.
Salutatory. Essay-"Panorama of
Iife." Miss Clara Mercer.
Essay.-"The future of the world
through seierce." Miss Minnie J.
Rainey.
Music. Jubilee song.
Essay-"The Worlds Heroes"
Miss Leila Crane.
Essay-"The Future Woman.
Miss Mary G. Fairbrother.
Music. SOlo.-"If only knew"
Miss Leila Crane.
Oration-With ValedictoTy address
es-"The Politician Of To-day" Mr..
John d. Rainey.
Address to the Graduates with pre-
sentation of Diplomas by 4. H. Gil
more, Esq.
Music. Chorus-"Good Night"
Benediction.