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A candy-oating horsu u tue property Of Dr.,
rFutr. Ut Atuauy, n. :. Every lnur7,lnx 10 Ii
son. aud AZ soon III hla ulaAter lcuvus hsm he
lo!ts across the stroot. md from woman keep;
nVa!ty tho arrival ot his luaAtur, Who pays tho
veulpr,
, 1880-09-10

ALTOONA, Pa, Bopt p.-;an. ]. II, Can,p-
publieans OF the Seventeenth DIstrtct.
NoRlllyTOwN, Pa, Sept. a-Tl,e Repub-
!tcnnS Of the Seventh Congressional District
r4loMiunted William GpuSchalk..
, 1880-09-10

spketdt Dtspaseh 10 The Chicago Tsibant.
MrplsoS, Wis, Srpt. D.-'rhc Grecnbnck-
ers of the Second Congressional District sntt
n Cunydhtion 1T the Capitol tn-tlny md mo.nl-
nnted H. +. AfafHe, Ut Oregon, us cnndEunte
t0f Congress.
, 1880-09-10

KILLED Dy 4 DEN1sICIS, .
DnAppoi.p, 1'n., Sept. 0.-,rl.omas Kcegnn.
aged 70, full from u derrick ut Duke Centre
to-day aud was instantly killed. -
, 1880-09-10

A still alarm to Engine No. 13at o:So ycss
,terday morning was caused by tho leakaee
from barrel vt lnachlnc.oll catching Ore uh
tho second iin0r Ut t;t,ss u rhtttipa psa'ilns:-
mill, ut tho corner Of AlaFEnn lliQ Iwels'a'
spcunl streets. pA!lNku tilhluK.
, 1880-09-10

HASSIltI., No., Sept. 0.-Dan Camory
ana Sa,n Shields descended Into o silver
,uine SIX niles west Of here totlny, too soon
listed. They were dead when taken out.
, 1880-09-10
Further Details Of the Manhattan
Market Fire in New York.
List Of Other buildings DESTROYED
During tho Contlngr.tion.
The Aggregate Losaea Over a Million
and a Half Dollars.
Bush Fires Ensailing Great Loss of proc.
esty Near Hattersea, Ont,

f., A.. r.'t 9lhtlEll
A., ,ue sla'lhat'an Market Building nj ML!-
stopped until to-day Mt nool,, although /
WINS fully under control before ,tnvli,Lt
When tho cnglnes were taken nway Inv IT, ~.
behn then, two blocks Of ruins, o1,a IS IioeS esis
Ut ashes, and twisted beams. and tottcrlns
walls representing tho finest market ii,
America, nnl ono.'of tho ilanisolncst anil
must prominent public buildings in thls city. 1.
;,,'t .,,"t "MI. I'M 10 sno onls ,nrRet.bull-
why elllnlcu tiu markets of other
great cIttes. anl 1t was Just ai,ont
~ III .u, Upe"s.s ~ 10y tun' "hen 1t was
s@naehls aes'1oseo' anu th's III spite OF tho
TACT Tint It was considered 4 fire-proof bu!ld-
Ing, beIug built utmost wholly Of iron, e]ass
easS s 1"e aas q ,h Drlek md
e'ss' ets.' tmu i"i,e's VI .to"' a'a LIE root OF
STATE. Ihe only wood used III tho co1sstruc-
lion VI Inc utlldlng was Tor the Interior coy-
ef,Hg OF ii'o iron falters TO make Foundation
for tho states, md tho wooden slate fixtures
Oil tho fuOr, II WINS this S1null nmonnt ~
framework that caused tle tlestruct,c, -, -.
tho building. The otllcers Of tho sfnrto, .,
company aro firm In tho belief that tho bu!Id.
SET on FIRE,
aud circumstances. im'cctl. sccm In min, f.,
that dir.rton Ti,n ,votol,,non e,,,, ~ po'". y,
lazc conin~ from ~ "." ,,l.' ~ ,,'' oi," stal1
oMze ot,s s, eoMns lrom Hle al empty pork baf-
Icls tint were stored u, tho north side Of tl,e
building, near tho centre, and not far fron,
mn open window. liz rail- for q tire extn.
"n *" % nsa o1 ',,.. .aIm ~. ,,s " ssiea ot "acr
upol' t'ie '1e' put W thls tl&'le It l'ad btazcd
up 10 great proportions, and WAS beyond tho
fccbju power OF Il single pxtlngusl,er.
From all accounts, tho fire burst out moro
, 1880-09-10

KILLED On TIE TRACK,
Nolrr ApAMs, Mass, Sept. 0..-John u.
brown aiul wife, agcd 70 and II, wpro killed
to-day while urlvlny ACROSS q railroad track
, 1880-09-10

. WASHINGTON TENnITORY,
BAN FHAacIsco, Sept. 9.-Ths Republican
Convention Ut Washington Territory met Ut
Vancouver yesterday and nominated Thomas
Il. Rrsnts Delegate to Congress. Thu cuu-
, 1880-09-10

JEnsny C1ry. N..y., Sept D.-'rho Ropub-
lcans of the Seventh, District reno,nlnated
Lewis A. Brigham for Congress. =
, 1880-09-10

MONTGOMERY, Ata., Sept. 0.-Tlo Iscpub
lIcans Of tho Fourth District have nominated
j: q. Smith fur Congress.
, 1880-09-10

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. l-Tho returns Of
tho charter eicrtton arc complete: For adop.
tlon, LAS; ngafnsl 1p,.O7.
, 1880-09-10

81. CONNECr1tCT.
Nonwiofr! .Conn., Sent. VI. r. Wilt Is
renomlnatcdiar Congress by tlle Republic
ans vi tho rhtrtt UIstfict
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-06-09
sHEaIFF'S SALE.
DY vgRrUx OF Tws ExEcUrIoss

DY vgRTUE OF two EXECUTIONS
u ls.ne' eIt of tie District Court OF the seoad
Judca District " Nevada and for the cprnty Of OIns
by the I'd day OK June, A. D. $780, DO duly attesed
under seal of said Court, the I'd day Of June A. D.
1885, ana issuc from tive sep tre Judgments. rendered
in said Court the 2st day Of November. A. 1872
and OF sId Judgments rendered in favor q Mary
Kennedy and against John Muldoon for the Of nine
hundred and dolars with
the rate Of cent annum from said 2lst day
dollars of suit and xccrung COSTS
other the said issued from judy
ent rendered in favor OF Thomas Mash and against John
AudOon for the OF sixteen hundred dollars with in
there ut the rate OF cent per annum from
the 2lst day Of November D. 1879 until paid together
with seventy and 7Ol0O dollars costs and Accruing
each the said executions separately directed and
delivered sheriff Of the county of Ornsby and
said State md commanding to mako the set forth
therein gu: Of the property Of the said defendant
John MuldoOn: il sufficient personal property oOad
not be found in Ormsby county, then out of the real prop
in said count belonging to the said defendant John
Muldoon the date said Judgments docketed In
pursuance Of these demands have levied the fol-
lowing personal property to- wit Three hundred Cords
thereabouts, Of IRE -lariy piled split cordwood, at
point the grade road leading from Carson City to
lot Of freyulsry piled corwOod estimated fifteen cords
lying beside said road about hui bred yards above
said wood dump; another lot, short distance above
said road estimated two Cords lot OF rreSuariy piled
limb cord wood in at the head of the fume leading
10 said wood Dump ami estimated to be about two hun
bred and cords; lot of irregular)y piled
limb cord word lying below said fums and t. the right
Of the line thereof and estimated to be about
cords; lot of scatteringly piled split cOrd.wood lying
rreguarly tho side Of the Hill and between the head
OF sid iume &al said wood dump said road and O.
timaed to he about hundred cords: lot OF cord
wood prOniscuousy scattered on the ground short dis
above the head Of he said ume, and estimated
be about forty cords and will sell the said several lots
81 wood at the hour of II A. H. on
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-06-09
Saturday, 18th Day of June, 1880,

Al puhlicaucon to The highest bidder for cash, and will
give Of said wood the day OF SALE and be-
gin day ascertain the correct number Of cords
81 said wood until number is made KNOWN the several
said lots estimated to be aggregate of hundred
and twenty five cords, less. The sale OF the said
wood will take place the said wood dump, anu at the
several points above designated the wood ranch
kaoxn as John Mudeon's wood ranch.
' lloyd HILb Sheriff.
Carson City, June 4. 1850.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-06-09
NEW YORK weekly HERALD.
ONE DOLLAR A YEAR.

NEW YDSk WEEKLY HeRALD.
ONE DOLLAR A YEAR.
VylHE CIRrTLA7InE OR Tbs POPULAR
i NEWSPAPER has more than trebled during the
past year 1t contains all the leading contained in
The DAILY HERALD, and arranged in mandy departments
The
FOREIGN NEWS
Embraces special dispatches from all quarters OF the
globe Under the head of
AMERICAN NEWS
Are given the Geographic dispatches of the week from all
parts Of the Union This feature alone makes the
FEKEY HERsLD
The most valuable chronicle in the world, it is the
cheapest Every week is given faithful report OF Po
cal News, enbl cing complete and comprehensive dis
patches Washington. including full reports of the
hes Of eminent politicians OIL the questions OF the
FARM DEPARTMENT
or gives the latest well the most
practical suggestions and discoveries relating to the duties
sf the farmer, hints for raising CATTLE poultry grains
trees vegetables, etc. with suggestions for keeping build
ings and farming utensils in repair This is supplemented
head Of s'' '''S'' "' ''''''''' "'''' ''fN' N''
the HGME,
Giving recipes for practical Dishes making cloth
ing and for keeping with tho latest fashion at the low
est prices Every item Of cooking economy suggested
this department practically tested by experts before
publication Letters from our Paris and London
pondents the very latest fashions The Home Depart
Eent OF the sfKLf HERALD VIII save the housewife more
than hundred times the price Of the paper The in
terests Of
SKILLED LABOR
Are locked after and everything relating to mechanics
and labor saving is carefully recorded There is page
devoted all the latest phases of the business markets.
crops merchandise valuable feature is found in
the specially reported prices and conditions of the
PRODUCE MARKET.
Sporting news at home and abroad, together with a
story every week, Sermon BY some eminent divine,
Literary Musical Dramatic Personal and Sea Notes,
There is paper in the world which contains much
matter every week the WEEKLY HERALD, which is
postage paid for One Dollar You can subscribe at
my time.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-06-09

in :he urine and many other diseases tina: lead u INSANITY
and death.
j pr MsNTIE will agree to forfeit Five Hundred
alollars Tor a of this kind the v lTNl HESI OH-
ALIVE (under his special advice and treatment viii not
cure for anything impure or injurious found IN u IN
lN IL all Private Diseases successfully without
rn.,c,rv fnn,~Ita, ton f--e Thorough examina.
ton and advice including analysis of urine S CO. Price
of Vital s. 90 bottle, or four times
the quantity SO address receipt Of
price, or O. D. from observation and in private
name if desired, by A. f. MlNIlE, n. -:
III kear.ey Street, San FrAnca<co "a.
RE IL UNI cures all kinds of Kidney and Bladder com
plants Gonorrhea elect, Leucorrhea For sale by B. r
Foster and Geo e. Thaxter Druggists carson Guy tloo
a bottle, six bottles for $500.
DIR. NAN l+'S D>NDFL1"N FILLS are the
best and cheapest DYSPEPSIA and HiLsOO~ cure
in the market For sale BY B. r. Foster and George e.
Thaxter, druggists, Carson City. mhl'y
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-06-09
THE G2EaT tNGLl. H REMEDY

Is a "evcr.failing cure for ner-
vous debility, exhausted vital
ity, seminal weakness, sper-
matorrhDa, LtsS MAN
I,s.'E, impotency, paralysis.
and all the terrible effects Of
self-abuse. youthful follies and
and excuses in maturer years
such as loss of memory, las
situde, nocturnal emission, a.
version to society, dimness OF
vision, Eoises in the head, the
vital fluid passing unobserved
A.. l1>I ., snoo~.t~-
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-01-15
cowLEs ITEMS.

N. D. Fox has been remodeIing his ele-
vator power the past week. He has il
all fixed now and works to q charm.
The Base Ball Club met Wednesday
and Saturday afternoon. There was
some good play ing done, and ell enjoyed
the sport.
Mr.. o. Everett of the firm of Ward l.
Everett, has returned from his visit to
bis former home in Ills. He reports
considerable mud there.
DR.. j. NJ. Calender has concluded to
locate here and intends building an Office
soon. We have thus secured one of the
best physicians in the Co.
There will be q social party and dance
in Ward& Everett's hall Thursday even.
ing. All are invited, and . good time is
anticipated.
The Literary Society met Saturday
evening and discussed the following:
Resolved that Webster Co. acted wisely
in voting r. R. bonds. MI. Z. Calender
and Mr.. Brigham acted as chief dispu.
tauts, Mr.. e. Afrmstive and Mr.. B.
Negative. The subject was well discuss
ed by both sides, the judges deciding in
favor of the Negative.
Nj. d. T. Thomas intends o to erect
an addition to his store building. Nj.
7. is full of enterprise, and We wish him
success in his undertaking. B.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-01-15
Educational Notes.
|, oue thinr n tim.

Teach o thing At . time.
Teach that thing well. Teach its con.
nectioos. ss far rs possible. With al 9th.
or thing& Teach that it is better to
know everything Of something THAI 70
know something Of everything.
Teachers should learn the Laws Of mind
development. They ought to know BY
what laws the mind attaius knowedge.
Knowing this, if they iupsrt instruction
in a~ecordarce therewith, they will not
fall short Of the highest interest Of their
pupils.
Lord George Hamilton Of the London
Eng. School Board 10 public address,
said. The government should educate
the children Of no parents Who we're nch
enough TO pay for them.
The State Superintendent has called .
convention Of county Superintendents to
meet at Lincoln on Tuesday Jan. 23d,
1880, also one for Norfolk Feb. Sd.
J. NJ. Pryse Jr. il teaching in DIST.
No. Is.
The school in District No. 8 was closed
last week by the resignation Of Miss s.
J. Noble teacher.
The following named persons hold first
grade certificates In this county. w. q.
Robinson, Hiram Hampton, Chas. w.
Springer, j. NJ. Pryse. A. L. Funk and
Mark Noble.
John Bright on the e!assiea.-''I re-
gard what / call classics THAT is the an
cieut languages Of Greece and Roue), Is
Injuries rather than anything else. II is
} grea. luxury to know . great deal Of
The past, not that it makes you more
powerful to do much, but it is . great
to the person who knows; but l
10 not believe myself that there is any
hing 10 the way Of wisdom which is to
be attained in any. Of the books Of the
Did languages, which, at this moment,
nay not be equally attained 10 tho book
IF our own literature. Speed of b
Eng. 81.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-01-15

As Al evidence Of what can be &C.
com2lished in this country. 90 . farm, by
hard work, We will mention the case Of
Mr.. VIM, Crouch, living on Elm Creek.
Mr.. Crouch came to this county in the
summer Of 1871, and located on the
claim where he now resides. All he Dos
sessed was q second class team, wagon
and harness, and less than $25. in mon.
ey, Shortly after locating, one of his
horses died and As misfortuaes never come
singly, his "dugo7t'' took Ere in his
absence and burned up. His harness and
everything almost that be possessed was
consumed. Nothing daunted, however, be
gathered together pr DIVISIONS sufficient to
subsist his wife and two children for q
few weeks, rebuilt his ~''dugout," made 0
cart from the front wheels Of bis wagon,
patched up q harness for his remaining
horse, and sought and obtained employ
meDt on the nearest railroad then being
built, here be worked until means was
obtained to load his cart with provisions
which we're brought home to his family,
and the stout hearted homesteader re-
turned to his work on the railroad. Mr..
Crouch finally bought another horse add
went to farming his place. He has
bought and paid for considerable farm
machinery and has his farm we'll stocked
with cattle &c. Only q few days ago he
bought . farm of24O acres and will no
doubt in a few years be able to retire
from active life, with a competency.
During all this time, be it understood.
Mr.. Crouch has not received = dollar of
assistance from bis friends in the east"
or frem any other source, be has carved
out his fortune. as it we're, with bis own
hands, by dint of pluck and persever-
ence. Mr.. Crouch has never been "too
poor to take the county paper" but dur
ing all those years the CHIEF has been
q regular visitor at his Preside, and has
been promptly paid for.
Hundreds of homesteaders in this
county have had similar haraships and
privations to encounter, and willie a very
few have become dispondent and return
ed to the east to drag ont their remaining
days. in poverty on a rented farm, the ma
jority have, We are glad to say, manfully
struggled against the hardships incident
to the pioneer life, and are now becom-
ing, perhaps not wealthy; but sufficient
ly independent to take life easy in the
future. wit the satisfaction of knowing
that they will not leave their children in
poverty. when they receive the summons,
and cross the Dark River.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-01-15

fOe S6es
II enc Of the mo.s a,iscsiye uuuh<r.
thai has yet been issued o! ihs eatef-
tsinins add edifJias ~pablcatioa. AID
veIl sastains iis hisk reputation. The
i2s pages are filled With d~eiishifal liter.
atare, aud ara bright With sonc lug
beautiful! euxr.rinss. The articles are
on . variety of SUBJECTS. 90 sui; All iasses.
and viii inter EFT educated and cultivated
minds - Vel ~ the most ordinary rea-
der. Our space wii. permit . I.icrsace
oely 10 . fsv Of the most noteworthy
The Case Of the Eev. wihl.a leo
nept." By Alfred HeIysy; salt and
Salt mines" by Godfrey A haa.oa,
St Augustine, the Apostle Of the h.
slisb." ty Herber Lee. aud The PEI
seeaioos Of the Husuesots." By Alfrei
Guernsey, Are exceedingly interesting a.
Is likewise the article on Mlxdalcn Her.
bert, the mother Of George Herbert, the
Poet Of the Temple" The hrs, Of q
series OF papers, entitled The childrea OF
the Bible, gives promise Of becoming
an unusual ly attractive feature. Mrs
Augusta b. Garret has an admirable az
ncis, entitled "Benedic ANNA MeA" .
voluntary on sacred music. The depart
ment Of fiction is crowded with good
things, and there are poems BY Mrs.
Carrie L. Post, George Herbert. Rev. h.
II. Bickcrs.heth, Austin Griffin etc, etc.
Youthful readers Will be delighted wiih
the stories. LATHE Hinges" The Lucky
Prince, Wee-Wee, etc, tho former is
the commencement Of . new serial
There Is . very abuudsn, miscellany o,
the most entertaining and Instructive
character. Single copies are only 25,ts.
and the annual subscription IS, postpaid.
Address. Frank Leshe's Publishing
House, So, IS and 81 Park Place, New
York.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-01-15
From Inavale.

I should write otener for your paper.
could l find news items which would be
of general interest.
/ could do as one of your gentlemen
correspondents does, write about myself,
l could tell how many loaves of bread l
had made, the number of pies I had ba-
ked. how many quilts I had pieced, and
when I intended to clean house &C., &c.
All of which would be intensely interest
ing to me, but l am afraid it would not
be so to your readers.
Most Of the farmers are just finishing
heir delaye d corn husking. and beanti-
fol weather they have for it, tso.
We have 9 new iron bridge across the
Republican 1t this place, and l venture
to say it is the handsomest bridge in the
county,
The Inavale Sunday school re-organi-
red last Sabbath and elected 40 entire
new set of officers, Superintendent, Mr..
Cochran, Asst. Superintendent; Eugene
Hunter; Secretary. Milton Lester.
The Holidays we're not q well obser-
we'd hero as usual There va Q Christ
mas tree gotten mp under the auspices of
the Good TempIers, bat only those atten-
ded who we're Immediately intsres-
ted.
The small pox proved to be only the
chicken pox. tae verdict Of the Red
Cloud doctors to the contrary notwith-
standing. BErsEY.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-01-15
Pause, eo.3e. aa3 peru:e!!

Pause, Ponder and Persae!!
The invention Of tha, superior and com.
plete sew ing machine the"Family"Sew-
ing machine). marks one Of the mos, im-
portant eras 10 the history Of machinery.
and when we consider its great usefulness
and extremely low price t$25l. il is very
difficult to conceive Of any invention for
domestic use OF more or even equal i'm
portance to families. Ithas great capaci.
ty for work; beautiful, smooth and auie,
movement, rapid execution, certainty and
delightful ease Of operation, that at once
commend it above oil others. The work.
ing parts are all steel, strung and durable,
and will last q life time; the bobbins hold
100 yards Of thread; the stitch is the firm.
est Of all stitches made. neat and regular,
and can be regulated in q moment 10 sew
stitches from an inch 10 length on coarse
material down to the finest, SO in6nitesi.
NAL as to be hardly observable with the
naked eye, and with a rapiIity rendering
it impossible to count them a. fast A.
made; 1t has more attachments tbap any
other. and it does to perfection all kinds
ofheavy, coarse. plain, fine, or fancy
needle work with ease, aud far less labor
than required on other machines. Ii
needs no commentator. the rapid sales,
increasing demand, and voluntary encom-
Iums from the press, and the thousands
Of families who use them, amply testify
to their undoubted worth as a standard
and reliable house necessity, extending its
popularity each day. Machines sent
anywhere to be examined before any mon
Is paid. AGENTS WANTED by the Com
pany. Address them for information.
FAMILY SEWING MACHINE co,
! l4-ly 155 BROAwAY. New YORK.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-01-15
PROVERBS

THE Richest Blood. Sweetest Breath
and Fsirest Skin in Hop Bitters."
"A little Hop Bitters saves big doc
tor bills and long sickness"
THAT invalid wife, mother, sister or
child Can be made the picture of health
with Hop Bitters."
When worn down and ready to take
your bed, Hop Bitters is what JOG
need"
Don't physic and physic. for it weak.
ems and destroys. but take Hop Bittters
that build mp continually.
Physicians Of all chocls use and rec
commend Hop Bitters. Test them"
Health is beauty and joy-Hop Bit
tiers give health and beauty
There are more cures made with
Hop Bitters than all other medicines"
when the brain is wearied the
nervs unstrung, the muscles weak, use
Hop Bitters."
THAT low, ervou fever, want Of
.leep and weakness, calls for Hop Bit
,en.'
Hsp ce1sA cuzs aud ea;a aei;efu Pleas
tan, sure and chesY.
PoR SALE BIZ r Il. SHERER,
Is-y-l Rnp CLorD. Neb.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-01-15
On The Tramp.
FELICITY ONO, l
L. SsL 1901 4

Jan. 5th, 1880.
En-. CHIEF.-Dear Sir. [ left Wash
ington Ills. on the Sd of last month and
the weather there had moderated some
and there was some snow falling, it
showed most Of the time while passing
through Ills. About midnight
it commenced to rain very hard
and rained the balance of the night. and
all the next day, aad while passing
through Lafyette and Indianapolis, the
streets were completely under water.
| arrived in Cincinnati on the 3lst,
about 10 o'clock A. NJ. I soon made my
way to the boat landing, accompanied By
q hackman who l induced to accept q
quarter for his services, training ell the
while,) l then went aboard the "Wild-
wood" q boat owned and run by the
Pomeroy packet Co. and took passage
for Felicity where l arrived about Z
o'clock P. NJ. aud found my brothers
glad to see me.
Felicity is a very nice town, with L.
90 inhabitants beautifully located on .
level tract Of land and some very substan-
tial buildings are erected, and somewhat
reminds me of our western towns, as most
every branch Of business is representa-,
there are about fifteen business houses,
two stirrup factories, two furniture factor.
les, one carriage factory &C., but there is
not the amount of business done here
that there is done in Red Cloud. one
store, alone. 10 Red Cloud, does more
business than is done in all the gen.
eral merchandise houses 10 this place.
There are two hotels with IN average
Of about four boarders each, six physi.
clans, two attorneys, &c.
The main product is tobacco, of which
an abundant crop was raised the past yea.
son. and good prices ca q be had. Prices
range from six to fifteen cents per ID.
The land produces an average Of 500.
per acre.
There is an abundance Of fruit raised
here and consequently l have been hav-
ing plenty of apples to eat during the
long winter evenings.
Wheat and corn was good for this coun.
try, but not . great deal raised of eth
er.
Fall wheat that is sowed looks very
well where the the ground is drained.
A great deal Of rain has fell in the
past ;wo weeks. and the roads are very
it is almost impossible to get
around, on the mud roads, most Of the
roads are piked, but I have seen more
mud and bad roads in the past three
weeks than l have seen in Nebraska in
years.
/ will leave here for Circlevils this
Afternoon and will write again.
Yours very truly,
D. 8. HELvERN.