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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-18
LITERARY NOTES.

r,rr,o1 A Frecman's Lectures to AuC''o""
s'',.,, win Inc brought out Immediately oS
Porter 4 Coates.
Tho orom;sed volume OF Miss Milford corr
s,ond,uce with her acquaintance, ohu,''"
rricnJsn;n. of Mary Russell Milford Is TO o0
hropcht ont in this country 10y the iarperS'
Mics Woolson's ncw stcry For the MAJOR ~
.,,J tc ne q remarkably artistic and well balance"
work. There are some fine intuitiVe ana h""'o'V"
1onches in the drawing Of the women Oh the ''''''
Notes on Men and their Books tie poS'hu''o"'
,-oIpmc. hv !. T. Fields, which Iloughton' MIN
10 viii soon publish il not series OF eSSNS' W.
collection Of paragraphs. biographical
and critical A..
Tho Scrihncrs arc about TO bring OUT inc ms
voIume of Dr. SchaGs History oi ,i'0
Church g; Logical Life" volume Oh ,'D,,rt.
n :. Holland. an English clerc'',n % W ~r;,',
,o,ian eiooucnce: and another WoIA ny 49,
on PRAYER and its Answer
"rlfu lind" is the title of new BOOK 10, cum
Ivan which will soon bo publ he'd by 4. '" H'i ''''
g. 70 Tie verses are by Miss Pollard the co'oi''
rsi,os bv Walter Sat!erlee. The same pupliSNVi
III, enc another volume OF verses by Nall H.
Er,o. entitled Christmas Rhymes ana NJ"
Years Chimes
Tho Last literary production OF Thomas Cary"'
.,,onllet ON .'Tcadcs-Unions. Promotcushl' anu
The Sirns of the Times" will be published Ni'oi -
"a Flinbprch In this piece of strong laheu"AV
carlyle defines guilds as tending HeaVenw'rC' an"
trades-unions as tending Hellward MI Vo0 re
william Curtis in the current Harr'r treats me
crusty author with tenderness which puts o%o "
sirht moro than one source of his malicious o"cN'
hitting. Mr.. Curtis does not at all take mo ~,
count the large and irritable vanity ana conccit %
a clever scot translated 10y force OF Drains ln'o "
nositjon far above that in which he was p |'n
With tie conquest of his own personal "oi'" va
lvie acquired Il sense of superiority "Inoh "ou, .,
not easily permit hlm to brook o'her hs"'' A'''
HIS ra.lnodlc fllmc.
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SAN FRANcIsco. Sept. l7--Comstock shares haze
been fairly active during the past week and vera
well sustained at lie close. The luscdroras are lie
fayorte outside stocks at present
The Cholldr drift low being run 70 cut me 'e!o
Is out % 1eet from the 1850 station
Late assessments: North Belle Isle, 10 Genus KOS
coe 81 cents; flo mes. ID cents:
Bullion receipts here during the past week we're
Head Center $1,000; Navajo fiooOo CVh le
Standard $1,000 Northern Bell, Sls,TlOi
Chrlsty $o.I7O; b0dle Tunnel, Tl,+Vo; cliFet
King, 1910; star. SLl5O.
DEADwooD. ID. r., Sept.17.-lIo Caledonia clean:
up Of fifteen days run OF thirty stamps was oIoug1e
down yesterday afternoon. The value was nol
made known, but the superintendent stated that u
was very q .isfacory aud insured the running OF
the mill continuously The ore Is beloved 70 aver
age Gil which is even bettsr than lOmcstake.
Deeds il escrow tor four mines IN PenulngtoH
County were deposited here Yesterday. The pros
pective purchasers are B1stonians.
ltOmestake /, now maIug lis ,enl--mohthly Cirdi-
up which l. fully up To the average.
he Pc tland mil Is shut down, owing 10 ~ sen
sloDs II the company.
BATTLE MOUNTAIN, Neg., Sept. l6.--fhe Mayo
Incl ae IN the Morning star mime was ex end"d ~
feet the past week, making total depth o. ~
feet The incline SHOWS three feet OF good orc III
The noI.h drift. go Lowell OF Betty ONeai. vas
extended l3 feet the past week. Fifty men are Aow
employed j.. the mine. The sOuth Slope shows luDy
silver and black ,ulphuret ore
Bullion valued at $4,000 was received 10 New,
York On saturday IoE. the mines, making lOlal
tor tho week OF T249,OOO.
The total sales Of mining stocks in New'Iofk ne
past week are officially reported 10y the Two TX
changes at G27, 535 shares.
Little Pitt,burG official report for week endmY
September shows: ore shipp.d, l4S tGus settled
for 1876 lOUs; balance slipped anu unsettled loif
l4S tons
The New York Office Of the Robinson Consoll-
dated Company officially reports The receipt OF tie
following telegram from tie manager al me nine,
under date of September Is; Output, 90 TONS !
| average, 40 Junee-.'
yiz,na Consolidated superintendent reports,
Seoiembcr > tra he 400 Level Is looking wen ana
Is constantly improving ard that since IA, report
! he mss taken 0ui enough ore 10 ne S3o,Ooo'
Rappahamr 0ch superintendent reports, 'R'emDer
Ii that the vein in me tuIr level keeps Iuly ihree
lest WIDE and look, we'll. he mill l. running
steadily Thirty men arr employed at tn mlne
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MINES AND MINING.


SUNDAY, Sept I'm
The seeming bright promises OF tho business a.
the Mining stock Exchanges for the week ended
Saturday, September 8. were no. fulfilled in rho
transactions Of last week. From Monday morning
to the end Of the week the activity declined with
each succeeding day. There was, however. fair
steadireos in prices snd the final changes. gen.
emily are small and Insignificant. While no little
disappointment Is experienced at the outcome OF
the weok's business the predictions Of an early re-.
yiyal OF mining spcculations aIeexprcssed IN a no
lcss confident tone.
Yesterday markets were fairly active for n sa,
urday, and prices generally were firm. Robinson
was quiet AMI steady mt 155. Chrysolite sold al
1902. Silver Cum was ess act. We than Of late
and yielded from % 70 s0d 30 cents. Green Noun.
tain was strong ut $2G ~ Is. Tho low-pricc Com.
stocks were easier: California at 81 ccns Smtro AZ
SO cents ma Consolidated Virginia at 1.05GllO.
AALEL 4 HHk ALNLN2 ENCY ANGNs
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For Young Ladiss-Country.

4 FAMILY SCHOOL for elris in connection
n WIN at NJ iS1 h yS1F E oe
DORDENTOWN FEMALE COLLEGE.-In-
ID crclsng yearly in syor and ar9nase ana III ~aatesp
hep, make cultured no9e-innHri ana '''"'n "op''
Do Ho i, Rev Il {. B0WEN \. NJ Bordentown -.
IURCULARS of good schools, wi,h Intelligent
- a @%i. fa S 70 p7 % sc
CORNWALL COLLEGIATE SCHOOL FOR
~ YOUNG LADIES -!iell..ia l"'An'h SCV i eG
vantage. in music ana studies. Rev ALFRED { "oE'
Cornwall onthr. Hudson. y. \ .-
COTTAGE SEMINARY FOR YOUNG
~ LADIES, r5tt'town. ,'e'ni ,eln r r. 40
by Bound route Home e. n.or 'teht. n'}p,an
and 10 "A lon we KNOW Tor 1ealy aud health
Iorfc1tli1sne5 aidse3. GEO. q hUrLkh \. ~, PAN.
NkEW LADIES SEMINARY, Camel, !; !.
1alr Tin ia bi 'r2 G6HGE S,ill, A
GOLDEN HILL Seminary fov young ladies',
" bridgeport. Conn. Address Giss EMILY NELSoN.
HONE INSTITUTE for young ladies, larry
town cMac ri home S ri O' %SuEsTS ' T6e
HILLSIDE SEMINARY, BRIDGEPORT,
i Conn. HcoTcns sept b. ISL College Pr'pari !"
'rSS%XXk l. STONE MARIANA sLADE HoPsON.
Miss Montfort'S school loryoung ladies, Grove
wi Hall Ncwfiaven. O. E.ghlh wear oo'h' o'p' ~
MRS. $. l.. CADY'S Boarding and Day school
thirteenth year eptrmhcr ~ send Tor circular
NIISS AIKENS English French and German
vi Boarding school Young Ladies'. STANFORD Conn
Circulars sent on application
MISS BULKLEI'S Boarding and Day
vi sohoo Young Ladies, Tarrytown Oh the Hudson
Will reopen - ptci Scr 20
lJApIFWOOD INSTITUTE. for Young
vi Ladies' Pittslcld Mass-Long ana widely known for
thoIo II, .frlctnn and raic beauty Of ocdtion
H " Address Rev. C. Y. SPEAR. the Principal.
MISS URNlANCE'S successor To MIS-, nan
WI nrVl Harding and Day school or Young Ladies Ekd
brth Sew Jersey vii be Icopencd wednesday, september
20 lSs2.
MISS f.. ELIZABETH DANA'S
vi l. NGI,ISU And FRENCH BOARDING SCHOOL
FOR YOU 80 LADIES. Morri,tOwu y J., reopens ,epem
her % Enlarged and gymnasium. Large ana
attractive grounds advantages In sveIy depart
nrut Hoard ana tuition En- yi-n aud Latin s40O per an
MIN Fur circulars address the PRINCIPAL
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Eegal Notices.

GALE OFTUE SEANEN'S FUND AND h MR..
- TREAT PROPERTY On StA thapte S.''. SOP o, IN.
suaneo ~ ,sS tn"tlce is hereby given that pVViesug
vii ue received by tho state 'Sn1, ,n,r " 1881 a.
y oe noon Tor the purchase OF az inc r MAJ Gown
pitnisH, $40 , nov possessed and teccntiHl oou.v a.
ne - ~ The Seamens Fnng and Retreat on bc Mar
int a. ll Ma six aCrc- O laiu &c uP,,, thsreOD
r, tia.|nv 4 synu. together win inc o"'H'""'
M mo "a nj of way theroon Ia gay 81 ma, nclnie me
am ilc I'm ,si,,h must for cash, may w
r INV portion OF said premises TO De s ne owen "A
W IN tho map OF said promises no" staten 10
in tSr once o. the Health orcer AT euA'""N"H
land Sam z lss1
Deputy ConIfois"
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COLUMBIA COLLEGE.
SCHOOL OF ARTS.


Tic examination OF candidates FOX admission will begin
YFDNEs DAY. SEPTEMBER y, at $50 a. m
Candidates conditioned IN June last viii present themselves
the same time
Candidates for the GRADUATE DEPARTMENT will
presept diplomas President AT tho College OH
FRIDAY MORNING SEPTEMBER %.
SCHOOL OF MINES
Candidates FOR admission any Of tho six regular
COURSES viz. Mining, Engineering Civil Engineering Ana
1ycsl and AYpled Chemistry Geology Meiaiurgy, Arch
tecture will present themselves for examination TUES
DAY SEPTEMBER 20. at g9Oa IN.
Candidates conditioned III June last viii be Teexamned at
the time
SCHOOL OF POLITICAL SCIENCE.
The purpose this school is giYe complete genera
NEW Of ali the subjects both Of Internal external public
poity threeold stand point OF history phil
os0phy.
Candidates for matculaton Will present their certificates
u the President at the College, FRIDAY MORNING
SEPTEMBER 20,
The first session Of begin
MONDAY, OCTOBER Z, at $3.50 u.
: i. A. 7. BARNARD, Ii. D.. President
lyon g. GILBERT'S CLASSICAL SCHOOL,
IL b7o 9th ave- viii reopen feptcmber 20 Pupils
bsed thoroughly Dost colleges ami scientific schools
Two and JUNIOR oacl Limited 70 neen
bA The Principals VIII 10 ~ tie school Aer September u
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gueiruction.


DACKER COLLEGIATE INSTITU ~,
brooklyn Heights N-31th annual sns.oh ,p
,.,i,'. III 1850 Ing- course extends nom tne vi ~.
a. rotry To- the III <h.s collegiate branches Ieht ~
g., ,,ta,es P,inting aud DecOra Arts tltsHc- III W.
ri.i.in Tho eomenTa French, GeImun nnd DIS"Ins
in the Younger departments without extra
iatus Tor heating huu
Ice ucci during the summer. me plImPnS T.
,,,'iy rerwnd and every improvement adopted sh' Hs.
has suggested Boariin. pupils sf' Ie9else III 90
,rii, - MIss y J. smith AID enjoy superior MiE1hIS "
W,.ic AMI French Address a. Ckll l4-NDf''' i'' ~
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filming.

ADVERTEtMENIo ron IT, NEMs
I-PrGXT oFFICEs SO. 23- Broadway. c0Inrr lhhy'
6rs,.st SOS Yves Twenty thl.i-st- corner l.ghh.V1,
ave- corner y,erenth.sti Mt tho HARLEM oFFlChf
Nos 90 a. 2.3OJ ThlTd-ave., corner onehAnAeH41S
twenty-hfthst ny 70 p n. al re 5al1r ONCE -
AMlE CONSOLIDATED MINING CO.
Y Mine Leadyine. Coz:
600, 90 shares SO per rhaf"
A.W GILL. president 5. 'QCkW9OD, secretary.
~ onice 81 broadway New lo.L
SIERRA GRANDE, Plata, Rella, Apache
~. and othef Mining stocks deaf u o. commission
Member Sew Yc,k and Philadelphia Mining EK' nanses-
TOCUlSTIlA. sierra Graude and all othe.
y unlisted mining stocks bought and soil Cosc
daily. W BhENh ION "LiI'i-''',, -. rs
NOTICE rUSCARORA ; rOCkHOLD 10;
y Tho stock holders Of tho lusc1iord MIL An ~
ornany are hereby notified 10 call at TIE tompdn sy.
9,1a tniiforpiast Room a. Francisco a. ~ ia
mar stn ina said Company exchanged Tor S" u ~
Gnn Mining COMPANY the Tuscarora II. and VI 10y
aVul been merged INTO tne llkO Con Mining ~
ord'f OF 'n' ''''' VI - SECRETARY pro ien:-
UOBERT E. LEE MINING co.
il property at LEADNILhE. co; JLAln" stn
c1 raI b io Isl. 81 s' Fsaent WILLS A. BNNEs.
Now.Y1rk ONCE. 81 Nassa.-st 9'' y ~ -
V,uE MINING RECORD, 81 Broadway, n. l.
Ioc pc, copy, Sa4gl coPe' n sen! iiilttII,rNf
Mining stacks bought aud sold i: lowest r1,'i d
Advances made 'a' dividends 'A'ASh p. cnIso eco
rVuE Annual Meetingof the stockholdGrss Oh t6 ST
win Dee hold "a the ou.,e of the toupiA 30. 80 4,
wny YORK ftoom lo on tns a' ,s s,ne y,al and
In t,e tnpsl. ton Of such other business as n"9
toreit ,, ,,.. lava ,,e fire .lr. Oh.
transfer poo"' wa FKEbE RIO r bAt ~
NewYork. sept 10. 1882. -------
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WESTON MILITARY INSTITUTE,
.nnPTR QUARTER FOR YOUNG MIN

y IsW AND BOYS At MEDlA PENNt . a. y,
~ nj opportunities for apt students u adFan'
r1uiI snccai itl To- backward boys suurnl "unieu
aud classified any time No e. nln .,n I"'
IIarvard College graduato), Media Penn
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Dnlllra AtlNemc9.

ALLEN DODWORTHS
n CLASSES FOR DANCIN No, .,.......,,
NJ. 05I FTFrLANENUB.
Wlurccommeuoe on saturday. October -
AIR. TRENOR'S .-,,,,.,.,,,.o
Broadway and 32d st.. now open SEM io q. DI-"-
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COLUMBIA GRAMMAR SCHOOL,

blSrsT., NEAR MADf,O>-ANE.
ll9ll year begins Monday. September - 1852 Ncw and
,rgcnus 1ucing constructed expressly school pupns
Ter ct all details OF light ataud vn Luton Large and
completely equipped gymna-a. IaO .EA training Tor col
iege sc.c itc schools business Primary department Ol
younger boys PIN ipals R' II 4 = 99PUtA - Nh d.
Clrculnrs M he = chool and az Whitman. pa 81.
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Cfurhers.
IL. TIE BUSINESS OF \ FIRST LASS
y Teachers Bureau Is transacted a. inc mon L,'c'o''
Agency. =. LOWELL IS Co, 80 BondaL. Ne"-l oiA----
LADY wOud like position rs tedchrIr, or
4 lo,erncss best city references Address VI d. fhi'
rlainhed, Conn
4 FiRST-CLtSS COLLEGE FOR WOMEN
n viii give credit 10 limited uumhero iea' hers 10. nan
e.r boar, aud tuition Ia English, Classes feAc go '
OH Painting and Music, until they teach. \ LoNEL" ~
co, 10 BOni-st. New YORK
4 LADY, who can assist backward pupils IN
Y Grammar and Arithmetic pay hair board az tloI
ClassCt painting W" al
In-t ram, Music b., t,tcIUg two houe tiy "'ieSS
PiI NCIpAL. r. o. Box 81
4 MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACH hkSS'
~ AGENCY supplies Colleges schools ana fAn,5S VIZ VIZ
Thoroughly competent Professors Prnelnal' AI vS
Families going abroad on 10 the conn ~ pre- !. ~, " r.
Y0 ~ American and Foreign Teachers Agency - ou'A
Square.
pFST TEACHERS. American and Foreign,
ID promptly provided Tor private p1pu' anues so2s'
,oIlcg... Skillet TEACHERS Constint. Mah'eu d. W.
CII7,RIERIi ~. secretary, Est llthsi.
DRIVATE instruction IN English French and
cassie. By a recent college professor Address NJ w.
Tribune Orcc
DRINATE TUTORING, summer ana winter.
/ Appiyto \. LOWELL. ~ Bondst
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INSTITUTE of DIR. SACHS
" ~ West Jgthst,

5th btI-aNoS,
ReOpcns MONDAY. september IL
Thorough preparation Tor COLLEGES especially Harvard
Columbia ard Conc and scientific schools fully orsauized
business course French important lea
tuIcs schools work. New building. specially con
ttluctrd for educational and pronounced by Char es
r. Wiugatc esq sanitary Engineer perfect IN al ITS stI
tary arrangements.
Large and welloquipped Gymnasium.
references Hon Carl ~chuI Consul Genera! Dr. Schu
u,acLcr ri j. Uo Lima Judge McAdam many others
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SANS n rHb aIyIy0 EYcHAvoGz
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CoUTH JERSEY INSTITUTE.

DARENTS SEEKING SCHOOLS for their
4 CiiILnREN VII nnd prospecusesot tho BEST eitlee
incy OF G9yIi t ~ ItoG01LAND COLLEGE GUIDE
designed to ASST parents IN '''unf 1o2 AZ once.
bv age Sp OH cl.t91h3@ "ttlf
- scno,, firqi,let GRATIS. IlOI niio concacalnB
scDool, f-.elv giyoa parents anu gnsrll tnS t,t
pfEt'KNElHS AGENCY for SChOpl(o Htl ~ tiI.N''
domestic Building BEOad"ay and 4lths-, Ne"-i o'H'
CTUTTERING and stammeI,ng removes by ny
- lnatloua. methods abundant rett fcra esta III siei
-ipht wears Address for ch cu'aIi THE AMkhlOA-
Voc ii, STITCTI- 1913 Wa"eilcy place
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Ins!rndlon.
For Young Ladder 81

CT. JOHNS, ,o, w., qo,.st Ny.
'~'''' - ~ Mrs 1HiODOHE li'N IN"'
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INNS sYINANTS REED'S

Enrsh French aud German boarding and day hool
fo girls Vns and East 5ad.st ~ Y, reop"ns oct :.
number OF pupils Primary ana Preparatory classes sire
limited thorough collegiate special students ~
music apartments This school II formulated ioi ht
education and framing Of OH RlS Ian Nomch -
Rooms light wei ventilated aud health record IN
.l.N
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MRS. ROBERTS and MISS WALKER,
vi l4s Madsonaye, will reopen their English ene
French DAY SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES 9rd hlt4e
gtIls on "Wednesday, september ~.
o Mrs Roberts Will b. NJ houaA aftsr beDiA5sbo' "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-18

NEW YORK SCHOOL or L G.,.II 1 f1r,.i,
and conrercial departments all term b'gnH ott ami
al" Tn"' nj, r1actlcal teaching. pro reS-lNc m'iS ,
O. crss nj results This institution CLAIMS W'p" ,t CIV cas-
.. h Sc Ieri, admitted with Llgh ci"ll mo 1'
i,,fnr c0 yes several passing at once mo tue 'oPN
al" orranizcd department for those aesirih. i ~,
preparatory 'ihS7t- Vi
reference made 10 the many tili'' ~,
q Nr"' \ OH "u"'o ''-'' IGI.Nl;Y c. MILLER.
Ily cIIHS e. STINfEFS. Principals.
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.IRS. MILLIAMES'

NtADEMOISELLE TARDINEL, - ". 10Th
IfE St New.York Boarding and Day Echool iof loun9
Ladies ana Chill ren Reopen sept u Thorough th@tsh
Course Daily Lectures. French and other langutRr'
many N, -rd.
Nebraska advertiser., 1882-02-02

The offer to send for 25 cents. in
money or stamps. a box of Vegetable
Seeds, containing one packet each of
Sure-head Cabbage, Egyptian Turnip
Beet, Trophy Tonfato, Butter Lettuce.
French Breakfast Radish, Excelsior
Watermelon, Model Cucumber, White
Egg Turnip, for trial, should be taken
advantage of by every person who has
garden, The eight varieties are put
up in neat box, and each packet is .Jjlll
size. This offer is made to introduce
our Seeds to new customers. 9,taydn-
teed to give satisfaction, or money re.
funded. Illustrated catalogue sent free
$. Y. Haines q Co.. Al North Front St.
Philadelphia, Pa.
Nebraska advertiser., 1882-02-02
CITY

One of the twin babies of Mr.. Dan
iel Maxwell, residing near town, was
found dead In bed Friday morning last.
Doc. B. Bell Andrews has been
vaccinating the natives for some time.
lie slapped il into so at neighboring
school house last Friday.
Titus Il Williams store is crowded
from dewy morn to rosy eve-for that
is headquarters-whe nearly every
body get their groceries and clothing
glassware and queensware, lamp Chin
neys and boots and shoes, clothes pins
and ladies dress goods and trimmings
i'm fact that is the place where they get
anything they want at bottom prices.
-Nemaha is well pleased with the
new postmaster, Philip Crother, who is
eminently competent, of quick business
conception, and accommodating to
fault i'm explaining the intricacies of
Uncle Sams's postal system-not really
a fault, but a great tax on his time and
patience.
Call on the ADVERTISER to get
your bills, posters, letter heads, bill
heads, printed. Best job Office in the
county and good stock of paper al
ways on hand.
--Birl Hoover is running the best
grocery store in town.
Lots of splendid ice stored here.
II. & w. pay for their printers ink.
Titus e. William-best stock OF
groceries and general merchandise in
the city.
Theodore Hill of this city and Mrs.
Persie Zook, Of Brownville. were united
in marriage Wednesday. That cage is
nearly ready, and it's "A nice one.
, Capt. J. S. Minick, Grand Worthy
Chief Templar of Nebraska. and Philip
Crother, Grand Worthy Secretary, are
always with us. Quite an honor to
Nemaha. Upon their stalwart shoul-
ders rests an arduous work; and the
veal or woe of the order for the year
'S2. depends to a great extent upon
their management. They work solely
for the good Of the order this year
don't get cent of remuneration This
sacrifice on their part in order to free
the grand lodge from debt demands a
great and generous appreciation from
the subordinate lodges, who should dis
charge their duties promptly, and ener-
getically second every effort Of these
grand officers to prosper the order and
the cause of Temperance
--Nemaha will excel all next sum
mer in the size. elegance, and cost of
buildings. Some of the other towns
will no doubt beat her ip the number
of shanties they erect ! ..,
-Nemaha although it has one sa-
loon. is quite an orderly town
this winter. There is good deal in
the way saloon is run after all, it
seems.
John Crother will do the best
thing for you in the way of a new
harness or mending your old ones.
DIR. Grim runs the best boarding
house. Call there and get dinner.
The ADVERTISER gave the Nema-
ha City Mill a good notice last week.
The mill is making an excellent article
of flOur now.