Western cyclone., 1886-06-03

Homer Boylan has been in town
part of this week with herd of ponies.
The late late rains have made the
promised bountiful harvest of small
grain an almost assured thing.
Miss Pauline Grebles, is now en-
ployed setting type in this Office, and
will attend to the duties of the Office in
our absence.
If any thing turns up that you want
turned down, call on .us. aud we
will help you out of the mud
five possibly can do so.
Rev. Henry Morley former postor
of the Free Methonist Church at this
place, gives nGGioesef "a scamp-meefng
at Marvin, and invites all from this
place to be present.
Fred Bruning, of Rocks county, the
pension swindlar, is said to be very
ignorant foreigner and ut is intim&ted
that he was being used as a tool by
which a Stockton lawyer might
replenish his purse. The facts of this
case may yet be revealed. .-Millbrook
Herald
T. C. Grebles has secured a lot on
Main street east of the new barber
shop, aud will Immediately erect
building thereon which will be used
for meat market. We are glad to
see such improvem ents coming to our
town. Mrs Grebles will be quite an
addition to our good society.
Nioodemus Cyclone has made its
appearance with Arthur G GTaalman,
| editor. The Cyclone is a credit to
Nicodemus; and by-the-way, NAe-
demus is a credit to our county; our
country, with the exception of the
alkali ring is a erednt to our state and
our state is credit to the union.
-Millbrook Herald.
Mr.. F. Grimm, one Of the wealth.
st farmers Of Wild Horse township,
was in town on Monday; he reports
many new corners to mis- neigRborhood;
men who are wealthy and enterprising
and will put many improvements on
their farms. Let every man who has
a farm to sell, endeavor to sell TO such
men rather than to spectators, then
our country will prosper
Our town is fast assuming the rank
she deserves Situated in the midst
ola fine farming district, in the Solo
mon valley, far enough from all other
towns TO make it of an advantage on
the natural line r. R. and a to vi
not brought into notice by scheming
spectators. We have good sober
minded industrious inhabitants and
our community contains more
church members to the square mile
than any other community in the west.
Some OF our neighboring towns, stu
in an undesirable location cry out
when they see their mistane "What
shall we do to be saved?" Had thcy
put their town in as good location as
Nicodemus, they would not have seen
their mistake all too late.
Tie Temperance cause is gaining
strength al ever our country, and We
hope to see the day when it will be
impossible fer the unfortunate in
iebriates of our State to get liquors OF
any kind whatever. More money and
time is expended and wasted at the
shrine of Bacchus than is expended
and used in educating, feeding and
clothing the youths of the State.
Whisky is double curse. 1t ruins the
man physically, mentally, temporarily
and eternally. 1t prostrates the body,
blights the intellect, damns the soul
and forges the chains of slavery, and
binds them upon the hands of all who
use it. 1t impoverishes the family,
debases the children degrades society,
debauches elections, destroys pa
triotism and grinds the paternal ak.
1t withers hope, it pauperizes men,
dethrones God, defies the laws and
murders the prattling babe, as we'll as
the aged grandsire. 1t is the one curse
Of all curses, the blight of every hope,
the bane of all good, the Devils battle
AK and Hells most potent weapon. BE
ware of the poisonous coils of this
deadly serpent, escape for thy life and,
tarry not to gaze on the wine, for at
the last it biteth like serpent and
stingeth like an adder.-Ex.