Lincoln Nebraska State Journal from Lincoln, Nebraska • 4

IfUOi Mr, Suter received a dispuk ji, iatc last gTain from' the vast granaries t'OKj fi KILOW i A ti iWi CW? A A ffVi liVli i m-1 Ns Soro iieiirosity.f JwmiALi Ytt.iBy"iafM-ia. the public if you desire, 1 that I will send the gross receipts of my business. to-dayx to the Howard Association of Memphis, i to BnTfllnillWi MajJI arfrlii Therefore Fine Summer Lare Beins Sold at the Time and Poney. LOWEST CASH PRICES, AncJ so Effect a Double Saving of Both THERE IS GOHETHinC FOR ALL: I Plain Black and Diagonal Dress Suits, Brown, Cheviot, and Plain Gray Society Suits, 1 Navy-Blue Flannel Business Suits. 7 G-ray Cassimere Working Suits.

-i Mied Drab and Linen4 School Suits. Tlio Finest Material, the MOST STYLISH COT the Best tliel.0 west prices; A Full Line 1 4 STETSON'S HATS Al Ways on Hand. Wo. 12, Street. i.

HURL BUT. jane 5 dtp i noTIME; lGeiitlemeni. i-J JE7C JL Comer BAKING IS THE It. 1 51 1 JOHN McWHINNIE, i 11 and Eleventh erohaiit Tailor LINCOLN. NEBRASKA.

POWDER. DR. PRICE'S CREAM Balcino- Powder MOST PERFECT MADE. i Eminent chemista and physicians certify that this powder is richer in carbonic acjd freef from adulteration, more effective and producing more delicious articles than any other. It is prepared by DR.

V. CLARANCK PRICK, Physician and Chemist, wit ha view to health anil are aUw hit, Flavoring Extracts, of imeqiialt'd excellence. i- i i-t DR. PRIOE'S'i ITrihine Perftimes, the terns of all odcrn. (Toothene, an erqusite liquid Dentifrice' USE STEEL PRICE'S LUPULIN YEAST CAKES.

i fy STEEL PEIOEf Manufacturers, -jSt. Louis, Chicago or Cincinnati. sep2dedwly4p i f-i DAS ID Nl iY, to ut; Applied 4a aid of tht yt Uow; fever sufferers, I'. QulCtt. i A Crd, Having been present at the exhibition if 1 of the Phonograph last night, I most heartily advise every person to avail himself of the opportunity to see and hear for himself, the tIAhiljitkitt Is most wonder' ul.

j. FairkikuJ. "-ri a ltonling for Students. AH parties who can furnish boarding for University students are requested to give information of the 'fact by postal card or otherwise, stating location of residence, price of 1 boarding, etc. If, any have rooms jto rent without boarding let them also communicate the jVi.

I i E. Ih FAlttflKLO i sept5 dtf Cliancfcllor. i-i For Kent or Sale. Grain Elevator, Dwelling House and three lots, on Nebraska Railway, at Palmyra, For particulars, address Rl L. Smith, Machinist, mch24 d.

Lincoln, Lok Box 533. Cheapest slde-lnce Shoes In the clly, at septldCt jj O. W. Webster's. Uood for Five Day 5th to lotlu A large lot; and fine assortment of Plants must bo sold cheap, to make room for a winter stock, at Murbavs Green-House.

Corner it ind Seventeenth Streets, east side State-; House. sep3d4 A good warehouse. Fanning Mill for sale by Henry, Keefer. Four Pictures for 93 Cents. At the corner of Twelfth and Streets.

opposite post-bllice, fori a few days only. AJk sizes takon at reasonable prices. Satisfaction guaranteed. scp4d0 i A card. The partherkhip heretofore existing between the undersigned In the manufacturing of llarnfcss, in the State Prison, is this day dissolved, by mutual consent.

The unsettled business of the late firm will be settled by 8. B. Loughridge. CLARK Loughridoe. Aug.

21, 188. sept4 d3 i 1 i The of manufacturing Harness, Collars, letc, in the future, be conduct(l under the firm name of S. B. Loughridge Si Co Aug, 21, 1878. ept6 d3 1.

I Saline Rath. Hollinger has reduced the price of Saline baths frojn 3 tickets for $1, to 4 tickets for $1. The baths are now within the reach of the poorest in jthe land. july 30 A Kindergarten will be opened Sep tember IS. 1878, on the; south west corner of-M and Twelfth slreejls.

'Mils. R. Cattle, Principal; Miss Maooik Dawson, Assistant; Miss Leila Simpson, Music. aug. 8 tsepi ti Chew Jack.son's Best Sweet Navy Tobacco.

aug34-d4m --f University of Nebraska. Instructlon'given in all the branches of a liberal education. Open to both ladies and gentlenictt. i Candidates fcr admission to the Pre paration Department, must pass a fair examination In Orthography, Reading, Arithmetic, Geography, English Gratn" mar, and the History of tho United States. Instruction isi given -in higher Arithmetic, English Analysis, and Physical Geography, each for a single term.

TUITION FREE TO ALL. Fall Terjj begins Tuesday, Septem ber 10, 1878, ind ends Friday, December 20. Winter TinM begins Thursday, January 2, 1879, anil ends March 21. SntiNo Term begins April" 1, and closes on the Second Wednesday in June, the day of the annual commencement, Catalogue ficontaining full information dan be had upon application to E. B.

Fairfield, Chancellor. Lincoln, 12, 1878. 4 I.OSta From the stahle of the Henry House, Saturday morning, August 31st, one dark bay mare pony, withj left hip knocked down; is about 8 or 9 years old, mane sheared off, has a brand of Mexican design on her left hip. A suitable reward will be given for any information of her whereabouts or her retnm to the Henry House, in Lihcoln, or to Wilcox's Stable, Atnora, Hamilton County, Nebraska. sept4d3wjl Money to loan on farming lands at Reduced ratc.

Hunter Sawyer." july26dtfwj 1 Three to fdur thousand dollars worth of personal property jto exchange for clear real estate. Address P. O. box 20 Lincoln, Neb. aug 28 d6 wl.

Fred Kronb wants a few' boarders, corned Ninth and Streets. sept 36t. For Sale Cheap. A two story rick buikling, with seven rooms and kitchen, well, cistern, fence; 'shade-trees, It is i one of the finest and best constructed residence buildings in the city and only three blocks from public squarjs. Inquire of aug.

22 tf Hunter Sawyer. Wanted To Rent A house with 4 or 5 rooms; central location not necessary. State size, price, and location. Address P. G.

box Neb. ail Doyle. Chestf wjjlL open, in few lays. a brand new stock of Dry Goods, Notion' Alsotbc latest things in Hats and Caps." Keep your eye on Jhe place No. 18 east side of vTJth Street, wfor4ndigLease8 3 'i THE LEADING- A JtttiarkBtole Itaalt, It makes no difference how tnany Physicians, or how much medicine you have tried, it is now an established fact that German 6yrup is the only remedy which has given complete satisfaction in severe cases of Lilnff Disease.

It is true there are yet thousands, of pCf sofls Who are pre disposed to Throat'and Lnng Affectlofte Consumption, Hemorrhages, Asthma, Severe Colds settled on the Breast, Pneumonia; Whooping Cough, who have no oersonal knowledge of Bosehee'a German Syrup, 4 To such we would say that 50,000 dozen were sold last year, without one complaint. Consumptives try inst one bottle. Regular size, 75 cents. Sold by all Druggists In An Astonishing fact. A large proportion of the American people ar to-day suffering from the effect of Dyspepsia or disordered liver.

The result of these diseases Upon? the masses of intelligent and valuable people is most alarming, making life actually a bUfdea instead of a pleasant existence of enjoyment pnd usefulness, as it ought to be. Therq is no good reason for this, if you will oply throw aside prejudice and skep-ticisn), take the advice of druggists and your I friends, and try one bottle of Greeij 's August Flower, your speedy relief is certain. Millions of bottles' of this nSediclne have been given away to try itfe virtues, with satisfactory results in evry case. You csn buy a sample bottij for 10 cents, to Three doses will relieve the Worst case. Positively sold by all druggists on the Western continent! Worth tta Welglik.

In Solt f. Undoubtedly" the greatest nfdtfhi discovery in medicine is DaCosta's Radical Cure for dyspepsia, "sick headache, sour 6tomncb, coativeness, biliousness, loss of app(ilites distress afttfr eating, and all disonders caused by indigestion or a deranged liver. Its" results are astonishing, and sure relief is guaranteed in every case'where it is faithfully used. It tone up the stomach, regulates the liver, restores the aatural ritppetite, strengthens the delicate and expels all morbid humors from the system. Typhoid and bilious fever might, in almost) every ease, be prevented bv its timely tise.

Tril size, 25 cents. A very few doses will relieve and a little perseverance cure you. For, sale by W. J. Turner, Druggist.

Also Agent for Prof. Parker's Pleasant Worm tyrup, which is sure death to worfns. Pleasant to and requires no Price, 25 cents. 1 ry it. fitl-ptMl-itUt u.

Uncle Sam's Nerve and Bone Liniment, is for man and beast, and is a balm for every wound. Sold by Leighton Brown To restore and keeo soft and pliable your harness, apply Uncle Sam's Harness Oil. Sold by all Harness-makers. Candid thouchts are alwavs valuable so is Uncle Sam's Condition Powder for all animals. Sold by Leighton Brown The children'-e best friend is Dr.

Jaques German Worm Cakes, pleasant to. the Ux the child, and sure death and expulsion of the worms. Sold bv Leierhton A Have you a Cold and Cough? Avoid all flurry, and to a first-class Druggist hurrv. asK for JSllert a hxtract of lar ana Wiltl Cherry, one bottle buy, your cure is sure don worry. tkm Dy leignton isrown.

A good investment, better than loaning money at one per cent a minute, is to keeo vour Liver. Stomach, and Bowels in a healthy condition, by the use of Ellert's Daylight Liver Pills. They will restore you to health, impart new vigor to your mind, tone upyohr8ystem; and -give re newed pleasure to tne joys oi me, oiu bv Leierhton Brown. Why should a loving mother wait for the coming of the doc tor to prescribe a remedy for that fearful Cholera-tnfantum, Croup, Colic, or Cramps ith which her precious cauu is suaenng, fw neu buc mu administer Dri Wiiichell's Teething 8y rup, and at oncergiy the child relief? Une trial ot tnis cnarming syrup wm make vou ever its friend and patron This Syrup regulates the bowels, keeps the system in a healthy condition, pre vents all pain and discomfort arising from teething, and is an old and well-tried remedy. Sold by Leighton Brown, at only 25 cents a bottle.

DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CONVKSTION. The Democratic voters 6f ter Connty win meet al their respective places of holding elec tions, at 3 o'clock on Wednesday, the 18th day of September, and elect delegates to a County Convention, called to meet at Lincoln on the Slst day of September, at 2 o'clock p.m'.. for the purpose of electine deleeates to the State Convention, and nnttini! in nomination a County ticket. The several precincts are entitled to the follow ing representation L.INCOL.N, i I FRIDAY MORNING. SEPT.

4 Twelve different kinds of Bt. Louis (jrackers at' J. Farmer's, manufactured from winter wheat floor. 49. THE CITY.

Our readers -will find a special telegram the Journal, in regard tothe dcsith of ifoa. Frank Welch, published on the first I The public schools of this city opened with an attendance of over BOO. I New Fall Hats at Mrs. Gosper's. cd I 1 I Mrs.

J. J. Gosper leaves the first of next week for the eitst. Scrape the Iwrers out of your maple Converse Godman are selling ilard ware at bottom prices. septl dim ed Now brine: on your oysters your mfjuth with an R.

This Is i 1 The summer is over, and everybody is Hd of it. 1 The sportsmen of Nebraska Cityl want 1(MK) pigeons to slaughter. Wantki. Day Borders at the t'own- lk-y Hoase. aug21-tf ed I Mr.

Vetlder died at Amsterdam, N. instead of Norwich, Conn. soaking-, drenching rain this yfiorning, was by no means oat of place. I Judge Doolittlc, of Johnson Cpunty, I Three or four extra trains a nothing unusual now a -days. I day I Grass for sale near Lincoln.

'J. G. Miller, corner Lund Eighteenth street, jj aug24 ed The front elevation of the dormitory will be framed and placed on" exhibition at the pualoffice in a few days. For the first time in many years the fever and ague-is prevalent in tho rural flistrictit of I 1 I Jno. Shumway'a 'former citizen of Lincoln, now-of Illinois, arrived In the city yesterday.

i I W. E.iJX. af Delaware County Ohio, a brother of our townsman Charley, is Spending a few days in the city The Urlversity upens nexj attendance, it is thought, will be larger than ver before. liautifiil ew styles in Carpefings, just received, at A. M.

Davis Carpet Rooms. 8ep5d6ed Look to outhous and ack alleys, and use disinfectants freely you want to prevent sickness. I jr 'mirfrrrmw f-i- The summer of 1878 will be remember-d as one of the hottest ever known i'i this State. wv 5 i .4 I The gtass, as well as the leaves oa the frees, is assuming the "sere 'and jyellow jeaf j-ur 1 1 Mrs. Gosper has just receivel ajlfhe of lieautiful Fringes and a nice line of But: pons.

sept6 jl3 ed George Spencer, not to be loutdone by liis brother James, has presented his wife with a handsome saddle pony. I TIuj convicts at the penitentiary had brass band music last Sunday instead of preaching. I Gather up your odds and ends for the fellow fever sufferer before Monday fnorning; rk'- I SpHnc Lsmb i At Bohanan Bros, every Wednesday and Saturday. junel2 ed "Trouble has commenced" -at the Schools, and the small boy ja lessnnmer-jous on the streets than for softie time Spa8t. f.

A A c''ii A portion of the B. JI. yard fronting on Street, near Sixth, are being Hnrd wil enclosure- jas a coal and wood yard. I sunmsonlyT 'TTiriirone oTlJncoTn's gallants will soon lead-to the altar one off "Nebraska City's fairest and most bewitch-: sing daughters. i I -fi 1 I The University school terra begins the icoming week, and wc recognize the faces of many of pupils' attemt fed the school last year on our 4 Uncle John Morrison has opened his Tailoring establishment in his.

sold stand, two doors South of Fjirst Na -ft ional Banket lt augQ dtf ed 'i i i The fellar for the dormitory was fin fished esterday, and the masons" will Kommeuee laying the stone for tie foundation Walls to-day. Robtj Hawke, the merchant prince of 'Nebraska City, proposes to build Ian elc; vator ai Red Cloud, Webster ftountyi Bob knows hat's what, and don't yow 3orget ill, either. I i The most wonderful of Edison many inventions, the phonograph, will ftalk to jthe cliiKlren of the city to-morrow, after snoon. By all means let the little folks jhear the talking and singing machine. i A delightful and welcome shower, the in four weeks, visited Ihis Jocality last night.

The dust on our strw ts has hard pan, and the atmosphere cool and refreshing. 1 Look to lour Own InlerwU. Yon can buy more Hardware for less of Converse Godman, 'than of ijany other dealers in the city. 4 septl iim ed i Charley Chiniquy, an old Statb Jouk- jNAL "com p. "has struck "ile intbeaurif serous regions of Wyoming Territory.

Ru-nor has it Charlie is- panning' out' 4 200 JpwweHt- I. of the Hon. Welsh jja'nd It AW'rinCtofifirniflg kTthe "Grand prnahewerinati j( xrent surprise to onr feoplo ves-i Jter'! ly. i i Jusintss at the B. land-office is CLlOTHIER Western 'Nebraska' is now beginning to move quite lively, and is taxing the ratl-! road companies to their utmost" to furnish the cars.

According to he Omaha Evening AfetM, the last man who took the 'benefit of the bankrupt law, in the State, was Hosea Horton, of Nebraska City. He at precisely a quarter to 10 o'clock last urday night. Oiifflth 'Brothers 'commenced work Wednesday Ui Jot pa, the, corner of and Tenth ftneUand by the first of November-will have erected it fine two story ifcuildtnfc, 55 by Wl feet. Let the good work go on. We understand Cooper, the Ice King of Nebraska, will donate a half car load of ice for the benefit of the yellow fever suJTereri.J'otr-tBtvigpiesttOn is: "Will eurf citizens raie me money, 10 nu uic cur with the cooling substance.

I i You can buy a sack of Flour, one pound of Sugar, a gallon of Syrup, a pound of Tea, or anything that is worth buying in a grocery store, for 10 per cent advance -of cost, at No. 24 Street. J' june29d ed J. Farmer. We welcome 1t attrtff our'xchangt: list the Pren.j$ Running h.

weekly: irt, first class town is too monotonous for Eaton lie couldn't stand it. His paper is as bright and sparkling as of yore. That; portion of the School Board knpwn as the Committee on Schools were in consultation yesterday afternoon, with Prof. Jones, in regard to some contemplated improvements about the High School building. The first installment of gent's furnishing goods for James Spencer's new establishment in the Commercial Hotels-arrived yesterday.

The balance will arrive to-morrow, and some time next week Jamea will be ready fot Received every day from Jas. A. Bailey's fruit farm. Parties wanting fresh peaches to can or preserve, will please call on Tomson on Eleventh Street, and leave theirt orders. Jas.

A. Bailry. sept 6 d.1 ed. The Juniata JleraUi threatens to sue us for libel, for stating that- Dublin ick had returned to Lincoln, We penned the item more in sorrow than gladness, and iare rejoiced to know that Dublin is a permanent citizen of Juniata, and that wre were mistaken in stating otherwise fW. V.

Carder, a practical farmer, as FfH a a njot excellent: printer, informs us that' the Corn "crop is now safe fnim grasshopper depredatious and a visit, of Jack Frosty Hejays he has corn in liis field thecobi)E which is drver tlia. mm in tits tact, vunr "Sw Our city is again thronged with land ouyers. joeiirown pointed out to us yesterday afternoon, three men standing in front of the Commercial Hotel, who represented a million and a of gthe, dollars Of our daiLs. are in Want of lands, and plenty of it. Six "coons," to work in the Commercial Hotel dining-room, arrived from Chi cago yesterday.

They are all from the Tremont House of that and know howjio fUvs hasJiliCartistictyleT? This makiff a corpK twelve Uarklesryn the Mr. Ed Sizer infomis us that a few days previous to the death of Mr. Vedder, he expressed a desire tq return to Nebraska, to die in the city he loved so well, i A telegram to that effect, which he wanted sent, was received by Mr. Sixer, Tyester I Prof. Church, of the State University, arrived from an extended toiir through Europe, yesterday.

lie is much improved in appearance and health, 'and readjf to commenee his labors at the University witU renewed vigor. Tbe- Jocks welcomes him back to his old home. A meeting of the citizens of Nebraska City to aid the yellow fever sufferers, was held in the City Hall of that city last Tuesday evening. A large majority of the people of Nebraska City are from the Southern States, and we shall watch with considerable interest the result of their soliciting committee's labors. OaJday, the S7rh of September, there, will be a grand excursion on the A.

NT i-oad Li neel Nebr ae-ka, to the State Jair, The train will leave Atchison al 6 jGinloln m. anil reach Atchison 10:45. Round trip $8.1 1 The Kansas Spirit sojt: Whca' green corn is in the milk it can be fed to hogs with the best fattcning'results. An acre of green corn may hot be as profitable in feeding swine as an acre of ripe corn, but when it is desirable to put on fat quickly for market, 6r for exhibition fairs, nothing will do the work quic ker than corn in the milk. The building mania has broken out anew nmong our people, and new houses are going np as if by magic in all parts of the city.

Besides the six or seven two-story brick 'business houses now in course of construction in Lincoln, there are at least seventy -five frame residences, many of them large and commodious. Yes, the building mania is at fever heat. Parties wishing to contribute clothing, bed clothing, Hour, preserves, or in fact anything that would be apeciated by those suffering with the yellow fellow, will please have then at4h-A N. depot Saturday morning jbcfoi o'clock. The A.

N. aulhoritiesvil start a car through from this city to the yellow fever district on that day, Itath of Congressman Welsh. SptSal Dti-patrb to Tbb Journal. Nokfolk, Sept. 5, via Wisner.

"Hon. Prank Welsh died last night at 9 o'clock, at Neleigh, Antelope Count v. The cause of his'death! was appojplexy, and he died very suddenly. His remains will arrive here to-day, awaiting instructions from his family in the East before interment." Dr. P.

Schwesk. The vocalists of the city have concluded to give a concert at the Opera House some evening next week probably, Thursdriy-irfpiNtbe benefit of the yelloW fewer lsiffersii The matter haaf beea "talked up" among themselves, and every vocalist of. the city has signified a willingness to participate. -Should this 'concert take place, and we have every assurance that it will. It will be the grandest affair of the kind ever given in Lincoln.

higlit, from Mrs. Vedder, informing him of lier safe arrival at 'Amsterdam, New York. She also states that the funeral of Mr. Vedder will take place to-tray at 4 o'clock p.m. Our townsman, J.

W. Painter, who is now rusticating in the Lone Star State, writes us a very interesting letter which we in a few days. The Squire thinks Texas very nice country, but he would rather live on pork and beans In Nebraska, than on the fat of the iandi" in Texas If the wind Is from the So'ftth bo-day. want our people to stand for a few- moments on the crossing between the two National banks, and sniff the gentle breeze that comes fresh from the culvert, ladened with a stench worse than four slaughter, hou-jesand a. half dozenjtan- neries.

a- i The University Is now In the hahds of the painters, laboretHi and other parties fhcJ aro putting il ih JJrOper shape for the fall term. Yterday a half dozen painters Were at work, and as many The windows, inside, and outside, were being cleaned, and the floors scrubbed. A few days more, ami the lieantiful building will be thoroughly ren-. ovated from top to bottom. I 1 I I iy r-v 'I I Post-office changes In Nebraska during the week ending August 30, 1878.

Furnished by Wm. Van Vleck, of the post-office department: Discontinued Buckeye, Hamilton County; Steam's Prairie, Platte County. Postmasters appointed Athens, Jjichanlson County, Josiah 11. Cope; Weston, Saunders County, Mrs. Mary N.

Hill; Williamsburg, Phelps County, Albert Hanson. The. Dc Witt Flouring Mills of Gage County were burned last Monday night. These mills were owned and managed by Webb, of Beatrice, and W. W.

Hall, of DeWitt. They were valued at $25,000 and Were insured, for $12,500. Oyer bushels of choice wheat was destroyed with the" rnill'" The fire was discovered at 11 o'clock p.m., and is sup posed to have been the work of incendiaries. Prof. Bailey has a correct picture of the dug up" In which his Excellency, Gov.

Garber, bunked and ate his corn-dodgers, when the Republican Valley was a howling wilderness; and the Gov ernor was a plain stock man. The structure is not very imposing, but it afforded shelter to Nebraska's best Governor. It stands, so we understand, on one of the principal streets or avenues' of lied Cloud. The members of the Temple of Honor. their regular meeting last evening, ap propriated the sum of $100 for the relief of the yellow fever sufferers of the South, past Worthy Chief, Billingsley, was appointed to telegraph the Mine by money order to the Howard Relief Association at New Orleans.

The Masonic fraternity and the Odd' Fellows' of the city are yet to be heard from on the sub ject, and we have no doubt the sum real ized in this city will not" fall shorf of The Knights of Pythias sent. $50 day lefore yesterday, and Mr. Quick, no doubt, will send upwards of $100 to-morrow. New York, on Wednesday, the 4th R. N.

Vedder, Clerk of. the District tknrt the Second Uistrfct, and an old yeswent of Lincoln The health (if Mr. Vlder had been' un dermined for a considerable 'time, and he started East a few weeks since, by the advice of physicians, to seek a change of air and to revisit his old home in New For a time the change was benefi cial, but a few day since ho suffered a relapse, and rapidly sank. The deceased came to Lincoln from Oniaha soon after the stakes of the new city were set, and has held important trusts as Deputy County Clerk; City and Ulerkf the District Court, a good share of the time, and had a large circle of-friends. He leaves a large who have the sympathy of our entire community in their bereavement.

XX -f I Generous Quick. While the business Mr. Quick is engaged in may be considered disreputable by many, it cannot be denied by friend or foe, that he is a most generous and warmhearted man. At all times, and under every circumstance, when aid was wanted for sufferidg humanity or money for some nerw public enterprise, he has given with a lavish When the subscription list forthe purchase of: the Fair Grounds presentc to him he gave $100 he another It 0 to unprove the ground; and only a few.4 daj; since he gave floO for the University dormitory. These and the many other good, deeds that we have heard of during, the past year 01 two, convince us, to speak loosely, that he has a heart almost aa large as a steamboat wheel.

Now, to cap the climax, he proposes tb give the gross receipts of his saloon to-day, to the yellow fever sufferers of the South'. We are not much on whisky and don't, think a great deal of those who use it; but if liquor must be drank, we hope Mr. Quick will do a rushing business to-day. Mr. Quick's generosity is only equalled by his size.

If the reward he is deserving of is not meted out to him on this earth it will certainly be in the home of his Heavenly Father. Our 1'ublic Schools. The public schools- of the city opened last Wednesday with a larger attendance than ever before at an opening. The class rooms in the High School were found; to be in most excellent order, and Prof. Jones informs, us that the building throughout is in better condition than ever before.

The schools in other parts the Citjr krh same or-per. Belov we append the jirollment in fhe sipveril classes on that day: High School, 70; second grammer, 50; Miss Irwin, 50; Miss Hartley, 45; Miss Hawley, 43; Miss Bain, .35, Miss Marley, 65: 3Iiss Fitch, 54; Miss Brown, 7i); 3Irs. Roberts, 45: Mrs. Franklin, South Lincoln, 40; 2d ward, no report; Eleventh Street, 50; Cropsey's Mill, tea report. Total, 740, The Phonograph.

This "wonderful little machine interested a number of our citizens at the Opera Housed again last night." Among the number present we noticed Gov. Garbe'r and wife, Lew Cropscy and wife, Chancellor Fairfield, and many more of our Reading. citizens that we have not space 4o name, yrhe exhibition was the finest ever given in the city. This little witch of a machine actually reproduced seven voices at the same time, and they could be heard by the audience. It will be on exhibition this afternoon from 2 to 4, and this evening.

Don't fail to see it. SiMTial Kki ly A. V. K. It.

1 The Atchison! kind Nebraska Railroad management willj dart a special tar from this city on Monday morning for the purpose of transporting supplies for the fain' ilies of the sick land needy in the yellow-fever stricken djiitricts of the South. It is well known tliat thousands of peophj are thrown out bt employment by the terrible ravages o( jilto x'stilcnce, anil arc Ihrowri entirely iupon the charity of the people of those! Sections of the country not visited by the destroyer- for tluaf-nicans of life; 0ur 'people and those of every city and town the, North have contributed and iw ill contiiblite of their money to "a generous figure for the relief of the South, bit there are many who can betted seikL iour, and bacon and prt- Visions of othe trescriptions than fltone-: The A. 11 R. tefider their carrier thai 11 11 contributions of pro visions and clothing hi list be delivered "at the A. N.

depi bt by 6 o'clock evening, The je ir will take in the con- "tributions! of tlq people al every station along the; line, jbfut we hope the good people of Lincoln iv'ill give it a good send-off and come as nearly as" possible to filling it up with those articles and necessities that will feed lUu starving aud ck the the linked ojt our Southern" We Cope 1 see the good ladies of Lincoln stirriiir in the matter. They know What is mted by the sick and the destitute, and tlere is hot a household in Lincoln that. will fail to contribute some thing to the hearted bestir nessfj. fuse. Will the gitHl'ouis themselves in this bufci- 11 Letters Kemaining, ant i nncallei il.

Nebra lied for, in the oftici at Linco ska, September ($, 1878, il. DIES LIST, Calljihan, Miss L. A. Frederick, Mrs. reeman, Mrsj K.

Oriflis. Mrs. Ann Hudson. Miss Dell Harr, Mrs. John Higgins, Mrs.

M-'J- Liddle, Miss annie Itogtrs, Mrs. D. C. ENTS' Anderson, A. Brown, Ale.

Braiter, lkinrk' BerHdge, Saulil Cain, Thornton R. Devtuport, J. F. 2 Ford, Ilenry Flack, John Gapen, Daniel Harris, Frank G. Lamb, Mead, F.

F. Morris, Geo. B. 'i Crawford, A W. Daluy, Mike Forbes, Forbes, James Groth, Charley Harris, AUTrti Ilerdman, G.

S. Miller, Frank Mengel, Harry Mctiee, Ueo. McNamara. Walter Parker, John i 3 Plimpton. John Plating, Nicola Purdy.

S. D. 8 Schelat. August Sharp, James Warren, Joshua Ward, Nelson Phillips, T. J.

Smithy C. W. Trenian. A. Webster, John; Persons call ng tor any of the above letters will plei ase say advertised.

(Jtto Funke, P. M. Ijook Out for Horers. Those baviinte maple trees would do well jto eJtatnlrtd them closely and see if the Itorer is no at work. A gentleman of the city, 'w4 the working o)f has given much study to jthe bOfer, says thev may be found on tree, from 1 ttte southwest side of the to three feet from the ground, and generally where a branch has been; cut off, and the wound made by the incision jthe knife has healed uo and formed a llnotty covering; by paring away mis Knotty growth and scraping down to the solid wood, the industrious borer, in niue qases out of ten, will be found.

We examined the four maple trees in the High School ground yester day afternoon, aud while every one of theni showed fnunistakal.le signs of the work of the bod'er, wt. erj; only able to find one borerirf but he'was as lively as-t cricket, and to make his way through the ui disturbed. body of the tret if left would, be well enough to examine yblir trees; the scraping Or digging process will benefit the trees, even if borers! ire not found. The" following, from the A'tchL-wm Champion, applies to this city "If the doctors are tjuj be believed, the present ian 1 wut au unueiuiny season, til1 argued that thjs vegetaliou is very rani that the surrimer has been unusually wet and hot, and that all 'the conditions are favorable for- -the breeding oi epidemics. Onr-5 city authorities" tght, aiopt measures fof a thorough disinfection.

Streets and appys ought to be cleaned up. and baek-yartlfe, ocllars sand out-houses should be looked after. Limeand ther disinfectants Wjiould be liberally used in L11 damp, marijhy places. An ounce "pf preyention isiworth a thousand pounds of cur ineitch ases as4Jiis, Action shoukl he prompt, gHet'al and thorough:" In our item yesterday, in regard to the money collected for. Dr.

to send him South; fwtej inadvertently? statedr that passes for Drlj Davis and LeilieVere fur nished by our' C. E. Yates. This is not so. The passes were furnished by- Irving, General Superin tendent of thtj B.

to whom credit should be giy4n- Mr. Yates telegraphed to Mr. Irvinj on the subject, and that gentleman promptly issued tfte passes from Lincoln tjo Memphis. I Amusements. ell upon Kerry'Tiuw Dhm at too faretiBaotir, iind tile play has-too much rare merit and originality to allow of a sufficient! review in our crowded columns this Mr.

Fred Marsden. the brightest Jtad most promising1 of all young American playwrights, and Mr. Joe Murphy, the comedian who gave him the outline of The. Kerry Blotksulh, the hero of which Mr. Murphy personates with such admirable effect, are both to be congratulated upon a genuine success.

Few, even, of) Boucicault's triumphs in Irjsh drama, tive so much actual merit. It was only th (second product ion tof ho play, and even; the author has not seen it on the boards po as to prune any cnili-ties, but it was a -are treat, and indeed a surprism- to- jthe audience, -who owing to the diffuse advertisements (whose promisor wa I earried out, by tin by) of the: realistic! horse-shoeing scene, had been prepared fortbe beauty of dialogue, the delicate sentiment of the crjsp, bright and fresh -wits with which the. acts "fairly urklod The. uggested active experiment will be made by and then we hope to see a fnll review of the play, which was admirably cafe and received with roars of applause, jMiss the. new leading; lady, made a pleasant impression.

Mr, Ferd. Hight. a reappearance, and Mr, Mr. Fuller, Miss Meatier and others ofi the company, were seen to great advantage. Of them we must fer detailed mention, however, until our full review of a play which well deserves it, and whose sifnple, yet beautiful and dramatic, stort we have previously Mr.

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