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Nebraska advertiser., 1882-02-02
LOCAL PERSONALS.

Ted. Huddart took his family &c
Calvert Friday last.
Andy Berger arrived home Thurs
day, evening on visit.
C. w. Bratton, this city, will here
after read The ADVERTISERS.
We return thanks to Phil Crother
of Nemaha City. for favors received.
Mr.. Bishop, an attache of the st
Joe Gdzstts called on Brownville last
week.
Regent j. l.. Carson, this city, at
tended meeting of the board Of Re-
gents at Lincoln last week.
THE ADvHRTIsER's old Democratic
friend, A. J. Richardson, made 1t his
annual visit Wednesday, and paid his
subscription for the 25th time.
Hen. Nepher, jr.. of Council Bluffs
came down Thursday last OH visit to
relatives and friends. He added his
name to our subscription list.
Ted Huddart sold his Lincoln
Sprinkling outfit to VIM. Burger and
- joyce. Ted got 40 acres of
the Pavey farm, in Bedford precinct.
Mr.. VIM. Burger went up to
Lincoln last week to see about sprink-
ling the streets OF that city next sum-
mer. Business men of the city gave
much encouragement.
We had the pleasure Of meeting
r. A. Stewart of Benton In our city last
Thursday. The "Gov." is one of the
solid men OF that locality: not only a
good farmer. but is success with fine
blooded cattle.
George Berlin, the barber. sold of
his household goods at auction. Satur-
day last. He leaves us, permanently
for home in Illinois, where his in
terests are at present. Georges going
is universally regretted, for he is good
citizen. a gentleman and run the most
complete tonsorial establishment ever
set up in Brownville. He and his es-
timable family have our best wishes.
Nebraska advertiser., 1882-02-02
BY her Atry, !. s. sTULL.
LEGAL NOTICE.

In the County UouYt OF NsmahaA County,
Nebraska. In the matter OF the adoption OF
Clarence Rice Thornton, n minor, by Zadoc
+. Thornton and CathaSine Thornton. Mo-
tice IL hereby given that an application has
been made by said Zadoc l.. Thornton and
that February eth, lisa, IT 10 O'Clock a. m. at
the Office OF ths county Judge OF Nemaha
county, Nebraska, In Brownviile, Nebraska,
has been nxed by the court ~ the time and
place for the hearing OF said matter. when
ami where all persons who may be interested
In said matter may appear and contest the
same.
JOHN 8. sTULL.
County Judge.
Nebraska advertiser., 1882-02-02
School Report.

Pleasant Valley. district No. ss'
Third month ending Jan. 27th. Mum
her of pupils enrolled. 81; lumber per-
feet in both attendance and dsport-
ment, 8. az follows: Helen Smith. Mat
tie Jones, Matte Clark. Davie Jones
Edith Clark, Allie Jones. Freddie San
ders. Founcie Clark. Number perfect
in either: Kate Clark. Lee Clark. Lot
tie Beatty. Robt. Beatty, Nellie Plas'
ters. Moilie Clark, Hol. Clark, Frank
Jones. Jim. Banks. Clint Banks. Lee
Clark. FLORENCE CLARK,
Teacher.
Nebraska advertiser., 1882-02-02
LEGAL NOTICE.

John W. Johnson ofTexes will take notice
that FANNIE II. Johnson OF Nemaha county,
Nebraska, did on the sth day OF January, A.
ID. 1882. f1lo her pstision In the ONCE OF ths
Clerk Of the District Court within and for
the county Of NemRha, In said State OF Me-
DESCENDANT, setting forth that she has been q
resident of said county fbv the zen yeaSs
last past; that about the 1Tth day OF uRust.
lS7v she was married 90 defendants that she
has conducted herself toward defendant as o
faithful wife; that about March ., 1880, de-
feudant was guilty OF extreme cruelty 90
ward her; that defendant has ever since
March I, 1881, grossly and wontoniy refused
and neglected TO provide any maintenance
ing OF this cause she may be divorced from
defendant, and the said John w. Johnson 10
notified that he is required 20 appear and
answsr said petition on or before the 9th
Dated January Q. 1852,
BY her Atty. J. s. sruLL.
C,sTATE OF CHRISTIAN EUHL, DE.
II ceased In the County Court OF Nems-
ha county, Nebraska, Notice is hereby CIV
on that February lith, March 18th and Sep.
tembev eth. 1852, nj 10 O'Clock n. M, OF each
day ,st the ONCE Of the County Judge OF Me-
mahs county, Neberaska, In Brownviile. Ne.
bSaska. have been fixed by the oours as the
times and place when and whore all persons
who have claims and demands against saiA
dec. assd oan have the same examined. ad |.
justed and allowed. all claims not presented
at che last mentioned date will TO forever
bavred, Ivy order OF the court.
Si.Iw JOHN p. sTUII.,
County Judge.
Nebraska advertiser., 1882-02-02
LY0AL NOTICu.
NenahA oounty. Nab. Ja

NeInAha oOunty, Nod. jan. ~. IbaI,
TO Elisa Melliok,-You are hereby notified
shst the following described real estAte. viz;
The north half Of she north east quartes. oon.
tanning 10 aoYes, and also the south wess
QuAstef Of the northeast quagter. containing
% eoses, all In section fourteen. To ownahfR
In ksmaha county, Nebraska. and tsxed In
ths name OF Eliza Msliiek, WAS on the tth
day VI November. 1882, sold for she delin.
seven and 6o-lO0 dollars. and ALSO saxss paid
by him for she ysars fsTs. 1879. 1850, 1881.
Also ON the forty sore tract the sum OF
cSuine thsresn sa dale, And thas the time
for she redemption ofthe said property .oovs
Described. fsoin suoh tsx ssis. Will expire ~
the end NJ three moL ans Nom the service OF
this NOTICE. JAhVIB y. CHUkCh.
Owner Of said oersincates. by his ssenss.
OsHoaN TAYLOR.
Nebraska advertiser., 1882-02-02

-Chas. Lee has purchased Berlin's
barber shop and has moved 1t across
the street into one Of the rooms
formerly occupied by Whittemore. He
will add a bath room and other i'm
provements. making the shop the finest
in this section OF the State, and as
Charlie 10 q first-class workman and
will have only frst-class assistants,
that Is the place you want to 60 to for
q good shave, hair cut, shampoo. or a
hot or cold bath. Remember the place
south side of Main street, opposite
tbs postofiics.
Nebraska advertiser., 1882-02-02
LEGAL NOTICE.

In tho District Court of Nomshs county.
State OF Nebraska
hExie J. Stivers. guardian
OF the person and estate
~ Lille Il. Stivers, u Application to
minor, sell land.
Lillte Il. Stivers.
Order to show cause.
II appearing from the petition In tbe above
entitled cause that IL would be beneficial 60
said ward that the lands In She petition de-
Hcribed should be sold a. prayed In said pc
tition. II II therefore ordered that said dc"
fend8nt Nnd her next Of kin and oil persons
interested in said estate appear before the
understgned, Judge Of said Court, ~ the
0flioe Of The Clerk of the District Court OF
LANCASTER county, Nebraska. In Lincoln, In
ssid county OF Lancaster, on the tth day o.
February. A. ID. 1852, ut four o'clock p. m. 10
show cause, II any they have, why license
should not be gran tod SAID guardian for thA
sale Of ssid property descyibed In said petit
tton. TO- wits The eaSs half ana tEs north
west quarter OF the north west qusster of SEQ.
tion slx t6l In township six t6>, north of
range rftsen tlk east, In Eemaha county.
ebreska, and That this order be pablished
three successive weeks In the SERRAskA
ADvxnrIeER.
January q, 1854
S0w4 g. u. FOUND, Judge.
]. II. BRoADY, Atty for Pif,
Nebraska advertiser., 1882-02-02
POSTAL CARDS
Proposals EOr Weed

Sealed proposals will be received un'
til Feb. 10Th. 1882, by Brownville
school district (No. 3%) for Atty cords OF
green wood. Bidders must state the
kind of wood, and the number of cords
of each kind. The board reserves the
right to reject any and all bids. BY
order of the board.
GEORGE ID. CARRIEGToN,
Jan. 81, 1882. director.
Nebraska advertiser., 1882-02-02

For a Cook Stove,
Go to Stevenson 4 Cross
For the Best Sewing Machine,
Go to Steven son O. Cross
For your Furniture,
Go to Stevenson q Cross,
For your Hardware.
60 to Stevenson g. Cross.
For a Coffin,
Go to Stevenson g. Cross.
For your Groceries.
Go to Stevenson q Cross.
For your Nails,
Go to Stevenson g. Cross
For Anything.
Go to Stevenson d Cross,
Who buy their goods in bulk from the
manufacturers and sell AT the lowest
profits.
Nebraska advertiser., 1882-02-02

--FridaV night about eleven o'clock,
q pretty good seized dry blizzard struck
this locality, and the thermometer
dropped about twenty degrees. down
to zero by morning. Saturday morn
Ing was the ooldest of the winter, SO
FAR.
Nebraska advertiser., 1882-02-02
LOCAL ADvxRrnxMxxrs.


John II. Mchains:..You are hereby noti-
led that on the 3d dap OF January. 1852, La
District Court In and for Nemaha county,
Nebrasks, against you. The object and
prayer OF said petition Il 60 pbtaln q decree
grossly, cruelty and wontonly negiectinE
and refusing to provide for her, suitable
maintenance and support. You will answer
said petition ON or before the 18th day of Feb
ruary, 1882.
Wwfs LAvINA L. MCMAINa.
Nebraska advertiser., 1882-02-02

--Eighty-four hogs averaging sesH
pounds were received at this place last
Thursday by B. M. Bailey, of Brown
Vile. This Ia probably the finest lot OF
porkers ever shipped from this county.
They were 30 fat that the boys were
obliged to make them squeal In order
to find out which end the head was on.
Faoti-Cdluert Courier.
Nebraska advertiser., 1882-02-02
The Omaha weekly Repub.
Ifcan,

Second grand annual distribution of
prsmiums, April 9Th. 1889. No post
p0nsment. Full list. $4,000. First
four premiums. value el.6e0. Firat
premium, $3.50. A T2-column. ~ page
paper every week for $3.50 per year,
and scsyy subscriber recetues a premium
Sample copies sent free. Write on a
postal card for one, Address and make
all remittances to The Republican,
Omaha Neb. al.<weow
Nebraska advertiser., 1882-02-02
GRAND JURY

--Decidedly Demorest's Monthly is
the most admirable magizine OF its
kind in the world. Being publication
Of great utility in the household, fur
nishing as it does, valuable inflammation
on all subjects connected with home,
no family can very well do without 1t.
In every essential, it is family maga-
zine, thoroughly reliable and compre-
hensive. Its stories are distinguished
for literary merit; its poems are of
more than average excellence; its SEN
sibe talks to women are a distinctive
feature; and the topics Of the month
are discussed In manner both suggest
i've and interesting. The engravings
alone are well worth the money paid
for the magazine twenty-five cents)
The January number is III excellent
one, and contains an exhaustive article,
fully illustrated, which will give you
valuable help in decorating your home,
the initial chapters Of The Admiral's
Ward, by Mrs. Alexander. one Of the
best novelists Of the day, and many
other articles of superior merit, thus
making one Of the most attractive num-
bers of this admirable magazine yet
| issued.
Nebraska advertiser., 1882-02-02

1T will be borne in mind that
Thursday 18th inst. the county COM
missioners will meet to hear and de-
termine the question Of the withdrawal
Of the railroad suit, and the other mat
ters involved therein.
Nebraska advertiser., 1882-02-02

The prevailing opinion Is that not
withstanding tho presence of Mr.. Frs-
iinghuysen, there exists very large
vacancy in the place occupied by James
@. Blain.--Blair Pilot.
O, yes--and it looks now as IL the
United States would not pick aquar-
rel with England. and the balance OF
the world.
Nebraska advertiser., 1882-02-02

Gov. Hoyt. Pa, has issued death
warrants for Frank and Henry Rum
berger. of Duphin county; James New
ling, Of Clearfeld county; Frank
Small. of Allegheny county; Joseph
Allison. of Indiana county. and iona.
than Meyer. Of Snyder county, and
fixed the oath of March for their exc
cution,
Nebraska advertiser., 1882-02-02

1.-The Holdrege" is the name Of the
new hotel in Calvert. 1t is named fol
the General Superintendent of the B. &
VI. railroad.
Nebraska advertiser., 1882-02-02

Mothers and daughters should feo
alarmed when WEAKNESS constantly OPP
presses them. "If l am fretful from
exhaustion of vital powers and the
color 10 fading from my face. Parkers
Ginger Tonic gives quick relief. IL
builds me up and drives away pain
with wonderful certainty. Buffalo
lady
Nebraska advertiser., 1882-02-02

DO you need cook stove. Call
oHt,s and we will sell you one trimmed
out in first class style. and at very
low price. STEVENSON & Cross.
Nebraska advertiser., 1882-02-02
List of Letters

Remaining in the postoffice at Brown
vile, Nebraska, for week ending
Jan. 2lst. 1922:
Brown, l.. II. Kitchen, Henry.
Jack, Marion,
POSTAL CARDS.
Coenger, Michael. Jenkins, G. s.
Gage. Edwards. Kitchel. Sarah A.
Hooper, b. G. McDuffee. W. 4.
Shriner, Lon.
Persons calling for any of the above
will please say aduertised.
Office hours-8 a. m. to 8 p. m. Sun
days, from / to p. IN. and 4 to 8 p. m.
TIC. HACKER, p. M,
Nebraska advertiser., 1882-02-02

Some sneak thief stole about ten
bush els of corn from the transfer corn
crib. Wednesday night last week.
The thief will find the place very un-
healthy one IL Lew. Keel catches him
there.
Nebraska advertiser., 1882-02-02

The undersigned wants a first class
cook. for the Calvert hotel, and is will
ling to pay first class wages. Apply
without delay to K. Huddart. at
Brownville or Calvert.
Nebraska advertiser., 1882-02-02

The Missouri Pacific railroad WAS
finished to Church Howe's-"Walnut
Grove Farm"-24th. Will reach Sheri-
dan within a few days.
Nebraska advertiser., 1882-02-02

Uncle Sans nerve and bone l'niment II
most efilcient In rhes mstisn, bruises, burns
scratches and many other Ills incident tc
nan and beast. Sold by dTuggists.
Nebraska advertiser., 1882-02-02

Scrub hogs and high priced cor
will break any farmer up. Buy a goo
Berkshire of Stevenson 4 Cross.
Nebraska advertiser., 1882-02-02

- Corn, corn meal, flour, bran, hay,
and wood for sale at Reaves', opposite
O'Pelt's livery stable.
Nebraska advertiser., 1882-02-02

There will be grand Washington
ball at the Marsh Opera house 22d inst.
THE ADVERTISERS is printing the pro-
gramme and cards.
Nebraska advertiser., 1882-02-02

Everybody in this city receive,
the news of the verdict of the jury i
the Guiteau trial, with much pleasure
Nebraska advertiser., 1882-02-02

Rock Ports proposition to build a
new court house, taking two-thirds
vote to carry it, lacked about 60 votes
Of a success. The election occurred
3lst ult.
Nebraska advertiser., 1882-02-02

C. w. Fairbrother. jr., Of Calvert.
advertises his Brownville property for
sale. 1t consists of moderately good
house of Ave rooms and three choice
lots.
Nebraska advertiser., 1882-02-02

New Howe and Victor Sewing
Machines, the best. none better. ligh,
running and noiseless.
STEVENSON & Cross.
Nebraska advertiser., 1882-02-02

The net proceeds of the supper
for the benefit of the M. 4. Church
last week was 1928. A large company
was present and enjoyed the supper.
Nebraska advertiser., 1882-02-02

Dick Hatchett has quit the restaur.
ant business. and Cranmer has moved
his meat shop into the building occu'
pied by him.
Nebraska advertiser., 1882-02-02

Clocks. Watches, Jewelry, ant
silverware. cheaper than the cheapest
by Joseph Schultz. Call and be con
vinced.
Nebraska advertiser., 1882-02-02

Buy New Home sewing machines.
Light running and noiseless
STEVENSON K Cross.
Nebraska advertiser., 1882-02-02

OUercO0ts and Clothing,
gerry cheap, ut j. l.. Nc
Gees.
Nebraska advertiser., 1882-02-02

The best cook stove, with the
latest improvements, you can buy OF
stevenson & Cross.
Nebraska advertiser., 1882-02-02

Best bread in the city at Aaron
Palmer's-and don't you forget It.
Nebraska advertiser., 1882-02-02

Another large invoice Of NewYic-
Tor Sewing machines, warranted hrst
class machine in every respect. Do
aot buy one until you examine the
Victor. STEVENSON . CHoas.
Nebraska advertiser., 1882-02-02

DR.. Jaques German Worm Cakes stan,
enrivaied ~ worm medicine. Give then
. trial. Sold by all Druggists.
Nebraska advertiser., 1882-02-02

- Want butter and eggs. Highest
price paid by Stevenson & Cross.
Nebraska advertiser., 1882-02-02

Best bread in Brownville. at the
Bakery of Aaron Palmer-always fresh
and clean. Give him trial.
Nebraska advertiser., 1882-02-02

Wall paper, window shades and all
kinds of curtain fixtures at Nickells.
Nebraska advertiser., 1882-02-02

Newton aud Studebaksr wagons
for sale by David Campbell.
Nebraska advertiser., 1882-02-02

- Hardware and groceries, large
stock of each. by Stevenson & Cross.
Nebraska advertiser., 1882-02-02

An X on your paper, or the wrap
per. means, please pay your subscrip-
ton"
Nebraska advertiser., 1882-02-02

Ladies' who appreciate elegance ana
purity are using Parker's Hair Balsam.
II 10 the best article sold for restoring
gray hair 10 Its original color. beauty
and lustrs.
Nebraska advertiser., 1882-02-02

- School books and AL misccllan-
seus books at Nickell's drugstore.
Nebraska advertiser., 1882-02-02

Bargains tn all tines Of
sct,ster goods at u. Il. Nc
Gees
Nebraska advertiser., 1882-02-02

Grand Island has a Building ant
Loan Association.
Nebraska advertiser., 1882-02-02

White Sewing Machine is the best
Corner 9Th and Main.
IT + SEATON
Nebraska advertiser., 1882-02-02

buy the Balm Wagon for service.
STEVENSON & CROss.
Nebraska advertiser., 1882-02-02

"A. w. Nickel, reliable newsdealer
Nebraska advertiser., 1882-02-02

Table and pocket cutlery at L. L.
Tones.
Nebraska advertiser., 1882-02-02

Sauer Krdut. direct from,
Germany, at. JstdEtnS'.
Nebraska advertiser., 1882-02-02
For Male Chean.

A good pair Of ponies, wagon and
harness by Mrs. E. Palmer. BrOwnville.
Nebraska advertiser., 1882-02-02

--Groundhog day. exactly one month
from to-day.
Nebraska advertiser., 1882-02-02
NEBRASKA ADVERTISER

: Fresh seeds at Nickell's.
Nebraska advertiser., 1882-02-02

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Nebraska advertiser., 1882-02-02

Chicago faH seyse1e ftO@r ia
barrels at u. Il. McGee's.
Nebraska advertiser., 1882-02-02

= A, w. Nickel. the bookseller,
Nebraska advertiser., 1882-02-02
Grand and Petit Juries.

The following names were drawn for
the term of the Nemaha county dis
trict court commencing Tuesday
March 2Sth, 1882:
PETIT JURY.
ThOs + Burress, VIM sutton, Jacob
Snyder. Riley G Miller. A A Taylor
Henry Stiles, ID h A Rogge, Frank Ste
vens. George Grow. George Homewood,
VIM Graver, Thomas Self, q Il Moore,
Henry Dankenbrinck. John Bennett,
John q A Smith. Riley A Brown,
James Stevenson, l. Piper, Carl AL.
drich, John Epler, John Kleckner.
John Wilson, John Jones.
GRAND JURY.
Heck Mallery, Harm Yolken. A r T
Thompson, VIM Edwards, Ellis Tuck.
er, Cyrus Richardson, Stephen Cross
VIM Daily, A J Ritter, jr., Amos
Hutchinson, Joseph Huntington. AL.
bert Howe. G Parker, Harvey Miller
Philip Crother. Peter Berlet.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-06-27

already made. The prospects are that tho
road will he built on the Roundstone line
The weather has been very warm for
few days, the mercury as high as 90 in
the shade.
Farmers are busy harvesting wheat
this week. With few more dry days the
best wheat crop ever raised in the county
will be harvested. The late storms did not
cause as much damage a. was expected.
Lightning struck the residence Of Mrs.
Ann Fish one day last week, and at first il
was thought to be on ERE, but an investi-
CATION showed that il was only the dust
which made the smoke. The damage caus.
ed is from $50 to $780, The family we're
not injured
Mrs. Elizabeth Stone and daughter,
Miss Emma Stone, Of Virginia, with Miss
Lizzie Huffman, Of Lancaster, have been
visiting relatives in this county for several
days. Miss Helen Conn, Of Brodhead, is
spending few days in town. Sam. Bur-
dett and J. d. Chandler are in Lebanon
this week. II. c. Thompson, Of London,
spent Sunday in town. Elder J. L. Allen
spent the week in this vicinity.
The democrats Of Rockcastle county
met last Saturday and elected the following
delegates TO the Danville Convention; w.
L. Henderson, c. A. Redd, Jack Adams,
Jr, J. w. Brown, T. J. Ballard and Sam.
NJ. Burdett. They we're instructed to vote
for b. NJ. Burdett as long as his name is
before the Convention. No further instruc-
tions given. A resolution endorsing Capt
T. ]. Henry was unanimously carried.
j. c. Brown and q. w. Jones came 10
town last Wednesday, and after getting
pretty full Of whisky started to go to
Browns house, where they arrived in good
time. By some means they began a quar-
rel, in which Browns wife joined Jones
raised hoe TO strike Mrs. Brown, when
Jim struck him with an axe just below the
left shoulder, cutting the width Of the axe
and three inches deep. A second lick
would have cut his head of had il not
been caught by Mrs. Brown. As il was it
cut through the skin on his neck. DR.. ].
J. Brown dressed Jones wound, and says
that, though dangerous, it is not necessari-
ly fatal. Brown came in and gave himself
up to the County Judge His trial was set
for next Tuesday, to-day. These are the
facts as talked upon the streets; whether
they are true or not remains to be seen.
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LAND. SrocK ARO cRop

w. O.. Hiatt sold to j. H. Il s. II.
Shanks 42year-old steers and calf for
500.
Good beefsteaks are only three cents
pound in Texas, while in Louisville eK-
ecrably mean ones are sold at five times
that sum.-[Post.
Geo. W. Afford bought Of w. ID. va
don, Of Laurel, 1852 mountain wethers, the
pick out Of 300, at 81 75, and A. J.Rice
bought balance at g..
&C. @. Ware sold to Tom Woods COWS
and heifers averaging 200 pounds at
cents, and bought Of A. r. Penny one fat
COW weighing ,llO pounds at - cents.
Mr.. A. J. Alexander, Of Woodford
county, has priced a sucking 6lly, a FULL
sister to Maud s. TO Mr.. Robert Bonner for
$4,000. lie has refused $4,000 for
brother Of the same mare.
The Cincinnati Commercial says: Ken.
lucky farmers are harvesting glorious
wheat crop. Tue present price offered il
only W cents per bushel, with prospect
Of it, going as low as 70 cents.
p Smith bought on last Wednesday,
Of G.. W. Parkes aud John i. Wagers 81
two-year.old heiferr, weight about 900 lbs,
at 4d4i cents. W.. X. Denny d Co.,
shipped to Bradbury, Conn, the last Of a
$4,000 pound lot Of wool purchased the
present season. The average price receiv-
ed was POI cents.-[ Richmond Register.
Below are the ruling prices for pro-
visions, &c, in Stanford: Bacon shoulders,
l2lc; hams, l6ic.; sides, l5c. Flour, 500
to $3.50; corn, 81 so; meal, Sl.lO per bushel;
oats, sjc.; coffee, l2l to Doc, molasses, G5c
to 75c.; dried apples, slc.; peaches, slc.;
new Irish potatoes, 20 cents per peck but
ter, poe cheese, zoe; eggs, l2le; salt by
7 bnshel bbl. 81.
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GARRARO COUNTY
Lancaster


ED. w. l.. Williams, Evangelist for
the Christian Church has been preaching
in the county for several days.
Lancaster will be we'll represented at
the State Sunday School Convention of the
Christian Church at Nicholasville to-day.
Miss Lizzie Aiken, Of Nashville, Ten
nessee, is visiting at r. o. McI4ean's. Miss
Lee Sandifer, Of Danville, is visiting her
brother, j. z. Sandiler.
The wheat harvest is being prosecuted
diligently all over the county and the yield
per acre will prove ten to fifteen per cent.
better than ever before. We have been
favored with fine weather for harvesting
but il has been exceedingly warm and sug-
gesliye of cheap ice. A thermometer
which had been in the shade all day was
examined Thursday after shutdown and
found 10 register 800
There is a great deal Of dissatisfaction
here over Madison county instructing hel