The Nicodemus cyclone., 1888-05-04


and 7.30 2. NJ. All are invited.
Rev. G. Fl. Brown.
SEND IN THE NEWS.
The Logan Mill still has bic run on
Tour feed etc.
Sanford Craig and James Groze left
Wednesday for Denver Col.
The rain Of last week were general
antl loft the ground in fine condition.
Prospects were never brighter.
Cheap suiting5 for boys at A,
Ialls.
Foster Williams IS selling IS
pounds Of New Orleans Sugar for
lsl.O0.
Sir knight de HiIIiard folded his
TENT sharpened his trusty blade and
Skipped for fresh pastures.
Abbie johnson still keeps very sick
lWith the chances however in favor Of
per final recovery.
r. P. Cupp the popular manager of
khe Saginaw Lumber Co. has takeu to
plmself a partner Success to YOU
Friend Cupp.
The Fisher House is coming to
ne front and bids fair to become as
~ popular as the gentleman for whom it
vas named.
Mrs. Fl. S. Henrie has returned
rom Big Bend and assumed the
position Of mistress Of the popular
fisher House.
"a. Hall will sell you overalls at
bottom prices, IS, 50, 80 and 81.
The prairie presents a beautiful mic
ure, covered with rich carpet of grass.
glth flowers peculiar to this section,
lain Rain Rain! A gentle
am, a steady rain. Good bve
hinch bug Wheat and rye are
ooking fine. Corn is COMING up
II CACCIcHt SIldp6.
--T'hte "Deyil" in 0verhauIinc this den
discovered several petrified spring
'oems as they had whiskers they were
ent to the Devils best girl.
"A. Hall has heavy ducking, jack
ts for so cenIs.
Farmers are busy plowing and
'lanting early and late. Keep it up
nd Graham county will jump up the
Gale several nOtches.
We are indebted to Sect'y. Moh-
er for the last quarterly report of
he State Board Of Agriculture.
'he pamphlet contains some valu-
bic papers which we will repro
luce at an early date for the benefit
& our farmers.
Deacon Ed Jones Of Hill CITY
hourns the loss of a fine fur cap that
tot away from him during the excite
bent Of the meetings last week. The
Peacon promises to make it lively for
'le fellow that nipped the cap. Be
Psy Deacon accidents will occur even
b the best regulated meetings.
IA. Hall has unlaundried shirts
bat are daisies. Prices 55 to 10
knts,
MIR. Bates and his son James Of
leavenWorth, accompanied by their
Rmilies arrived Friday. They have
Ecured farms and will proceed to
hanting Immediately. We bla them
hearty welcome and hope they viii
kduce others TO come.
Thirteen persons were baptized and |
kceived into the church Monday. !
lhus has closed the most remarkable |
kvival that has ever taken place
this community. Rev jackson left
ii Mississippi the next day on
hirty days leave Of absence.
The wind that passed through Sra
hm comfy last Thursday night did
considerable damage in the west end
this county. Unfortunately the
bors Of w. r. Hills new barn were
Eft open and the wind got IN its work
good shape. Tearing down one
brner and killing several COWS, besides
baking things up generally. Col.
surt of Gettysburg also suffered some
3ss.
Al. Hall is coming with large
Eock Of boots and shoes.
On the second Lords Day in May,
1Ilder S. NJ. Lee will preach his fare
Iell sermon at the Baptist Church.
T:30 p. n. Elder Lee has led or
kople for eight years and during his
lay has, by his christian demeanor
hd pure life, cndeared himself to the
sltire community: A collection will
taken for the Elder and it is hoped
Rat the appreciation Of the people
I'LL take u tan0ihla forY,, IN +ha eba,,o