Nebraska advertiser., 1879-04-03
LOCAL PERSONALS.

- B. ". Baily viii ship f.om this
place on Friday nine ears Of cattle
and five cars OF hogs.
3Ir. Robert White has been in
! Chicago, on business, for the past
week. VIII return Thursday.
Rev. Mr.. Baird and family, OF
PIattsmouth. Neb-. are visiting st the
house Of Mrs. Luther Hoadley, this
city.
Lueius Church, who has been
visiting his relatives in Michigan, for
some weeks past, returned home
I Tuesday evening
7 Ben. Thompson Irving on farm
/ between BrOwnville and Sheridan,
was. one day last week, kicked in the
face. by a horse. breaking one of his
cheek bones. He Is recovering slow
Iy-
Our young friend W u. Crow,
who has been attending the Normal
School at Peru during the past term,
called on Monday and renewed his
subscription to The ADVERTISER and
ordered it changed to st. Joe where
he will resume his position in the s.
tabIishment Of 4. A MeIninch.
The General Manager. Saperin-
tendent, and Chief Engineer of the
B. Z N. railroad in Nebraska. made q
flying visit down to the terminus"
Tuesday afternoon After viewing
the condition of the Brownville levee
8 short time, they ran down to Ne
mahs, spent q few minutes there, and
returned west, calculating to 60 to
York thst night
Joseph Heaster Redd. from An
trim, Guernsey County, Ohio, in COM 1
pauy with !. !. Richardson Of this
county, called st THE ADVERTISER 4
Office this week ''for reading matter" +
Nj Redd IS 80 well pleased with Ne
maha county thar he returns 10 Ohio, I
70 sell out and come here. He Is 8 .
weII-to-do farmer, and relative OF Mr..
Richardson. He i welcome TO Ne
br7ska. There Is room for more like
you, Mr.. Redd. Bring them along.
- On Monday evening BrOwuviIle
Temple Of Honor had the following
visitors: Rev. D. F. Rodabaugh,
Rev. J. B. Green, J. ". Pearman,
Fred. Rzuner. ". B. Roach. Jas. Nc
Guire. Dan. Everse, C. Anderson, all
Of Nebraska City Temple; G. ".
Lincoln Temple; :. H Mil
Ter and Benz Knott, Peru. These
brothers were most cordially received +
and welcomed by BrownviIle Temple,
and q most pleasant evening of mutu-
81 congratulations. and interchange /
Of thought, encouragement and sxpe-
rience was hsd. It IS very pleasant
indeed, and beneficial to the members
and 70 the cause OF temperance, for
the Temples to become acquainted
with each other, thus forming closer
bonds Of friendship It gives CON-
torts sad Fzzevs the strength Of tenn
uerance soldiers along the whole line.
Nsy such meetings g. that OF Monday
night. be OF frequent occurrence.
- Miss ReIIs ColeETck, OF Nemahs ,
City, while il BrownviiIe on Wednes- .
iay OF last week lost her pocket book
some eighteen or nineteen
dollars. and has not yet recovered nor
Ieari Of it. Some one, Of course,
iound It, and IL the finder has g spark
e hoHestv they will return the mon
y to TIE true owner. The loser Is
poor girl but 3 lady. and that money
zs= al she hsd or expects 10 have IN
til she earns it By hard work If the
1ader would avoid the lashings Of & I
guilty onscie3ee-such as the COM :
mon thief po=sesses-for keeping the
money OF s poor, honest girl. they
nsy do soft they do not wish to be
zu0vn-by placing the money in gu {
envelope addressed to Hs, Brownville,
y 10 Miss CoIerick. Nemaha City.
The person Who found the money, re-
using TO restore Il 10 the owner :
when knowing Who the owner Is. Is
guilty OF 8 crime, and although they
nay escape lawful punishment, they
'annOt escape the accusations OF their
Iwn conscience, which puts them
loan on level with the pick pocket.
Since the above was in type We have
a card from Miss CoIerIck in c
orming us that it vas 8 leather purse
SIC. and lost either in
3rOEuvilIe or between BrovuviIIe {
md Nemaha, on the bluff road.
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