Nebraska Advertiser from Brownville, Nebraska • Page 3

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HAKLESS.Frrleor. Railway. P-Jtt I MM -HT3C IKVISCSrt. THURSDAY, AUGUST 3, 1S7S. Go to for low prices.

Aue Care, at McCreery's. Belli are in demand. Go to Witlfciss for year fruit in Misses skoes Huddart's. ents per pair at Hawley Doners pay the highest priee for all.khios of Go to Willises for ail kiads of iuwre.atte oW Decker building OM nl see eekstoated Cork Corsete tle ki tA. J.

L. McGke. S4e ag't. Ntee lot of hwl straps--pJeadid toearry books with 15 eewte eorh.at Httdrtart's. Wro h4 Sewiag Maefee.

Stbvknson Ceoae. The team of Mr. Soovill, City. ran awmy Satry last, lmrt-ni-s one of hs horses severely and Lote planted has suffered by past tfcre weefcr droeth. Late lanted oom werer does well ia thle jrt of tit eoKBtry.

Don't tell tt (here Js any -own in Nebraska of its size taat tfoes more bnlaeestn Bwwmrille. Ye are a liar ad at hor-hief if say su. Tiee ao. Sebool comaenrf neitTaesday. We peget tbHt a there are so many unwell at tais Ue, it wooW nave iieea oUr to postpone the opening -of senooi for a few werts Tb Nebraska City Jrem says, "On a pet of sro1" SS 1-4S feet, IV.

CitBbe4iS little boys have picked Ami s4d sm of blackberries the presoat ssoaob. averagiag 12Ut per tjuart, or Slot foe the eroo. Haate, Sbooloers, a BaeoH. Stevkkson fc Cas. There are mor agae btttfons leknss throagaotrt this eouaty than ias been for RMay years.

There are howevr. very few seritos or fatal cm es.aad witbgood oarekad tiasely meli-tjal aki aboat all aiy be restored stored to good aeila. Lsi Satorday about 4 telock a light ttor'wester eoe wp karliag the iest furkly in all direction, and rodHoiaf tli extreme heftt to a desret- tbat was hHd with delight by man aad beast. Since then ias been very pietisaat. the weother Mr.

Editor: Can yoa inform naeros readers why Nemaha Coanty Fairs for many years have bteu such complete failures? Simon Peter. VVe havn't time to do so this week. Seppose Siiaoa Peter does that. He oan do k. Bain aad Nebraska Wagoas.

Stevenson Ckoss. The Falls City Jottrnal is doubtless proud of the beaevoience of its people and don't propose to keep secret from the left hand what the rich Imad doeth. Recently after service by Uev. Rritt. the preacher called up- ni ooasreatioa for contributions For the purpose of purchasing a new Bible for his desk.

The way the Fallseityites responded to this noble objeet was a caution to sinners. They went riht down into their pockets and raised a sum which after being carefully cos ted was found to amoeat to 60 cents. AH the best brands of flour at Jnes'. Kaipe Sahler are the proprietors of tfce Eohane Mill, looted oa aortb fork of the Nemaha. This mill vs one of the best the ooaaty snd ta dninc an extensive business.

Humboldt SentincL Keary Sniffer, who used to bo the bos miller in this countrv. is the ShiflTer indicated in the above named firm. He i bow seperintcndiug the Dawsoa Mills, and we learn he it making a splendid artiete of flour, some of wbtoh will soon be placed on the Brownville market. Scytbes aad Hay Rakes. Stkvkxpo.v Cboss.

That wide-awake firm, Hawley Douzte deserve aoltoe. They are doing a big business. Are busy nearly ail day and night taking in grain, received from this and adjacent counties. They ehlp an average of three oarg of grain per day. They weighed oo their scales during the past week 53" loads of grain, which oame from Otoe, Johnson, Richardson, and Nemaha counties.

Tbej-are fair dealers, aocorainodating gentlemen and pay the top of the market. Go and see them. Pfctare'Hod Brackets cheap, Ososs. Am BtHWTiae I i m- i i.j nl as I 3fcp at I TJdn lMtP p. I lfcp- rt.

i l5war 93am L-mUZT i Tack 1 ZSs.m Farmers residing within five I miles of Falls City come to Brown- ville to sell their grain, hoge, and to buy their big bills of groceries and dry goods, lumber, etc. Brownville is without question the best market in Southern Nebraska, and the best 5 place to purchase whatever the people need. This is why those who want large bills of goods travel from within Eight of their own towns to make their purchases in this oily. It pays i them to do so. Embroideries choice and cheap at Huddart's.

The four best threshers that ever ran in this county, so the farmers and threshers eay, is the Overotaat, soki by Hawley a. Doeglas. Wanted I bushels Fall Wheat by Hack-nev. Dregs, Fresh Creery's. and pare, at Mc- Xo.

one good Kip Boots. Jew stock just In, Sold by Pat Cline for S2.50 Tin Shop and Furniture repaired. Steven'SON Cross. Best Paper atlfickell's. Pare sugar syrup 5 gallon keg for $2.50, T.

L. Jokes. Mr. Mallory's mill, at Brownville, met a like fate. Humboldt No it didn't, Mr.

Ma! lory did not have a mill here. No mill was burned and there is no Mr. Mallory here. Tn other vrordo there was no Mallory, no mill and no fire. Ladies shoes at Huddart's ad to 75 uentb per pair It-ss thaa aay other bouse in Brownville.

II. C. tett Is ann fall of Gkoceries and Drugs all fresh aad 'BW. Buggies and Carriages, Finest work aad hUit styles, by our agents, Steveoson Crots. Coluxbcs Bccmiy Co.

Lumb I A The Chicago Lumber Co. at Brownville have a big stock, and will sell lcs than any point iu the west. Come this weeli for cheap g-oods to make room for my immense Fall stock. I will sell Summer goods cheap. LOWjIAX.

Valuable Iand For Sale The aortliwpst quarter of Section 96 8 13 ia Lafayette Preeiner, Nemaha Cowuty Nebraska. Apply to Fihst National Bank. Brownville, Neb. Or C. W.

Kexkedy, Montgofaerj. Alubama. 7o3. Everytlsing in tlie ScjiooI line at MiekelTs. Jones sells witite tih at 65 cents per kit.

JUST RECEIVED: A Choice lot of Sdgizigs arid Smbroideries, Jjadies and Geilts XS.HCV llOSe, eling. SoyS suits and Caps, Centennial jcre Sindlers, Sec. at HUBDAET'S. Bacon and at H. G.

Lett's. flams 20,000 bushele choice Spriog Wheat wanted bj Boutfield Wifcox. The opening of McGee's store last spring had a tendency to regulate' "capital and labor It was tooa ascertained, by a judicious use of "printers' ink," that Jim McGee gave the biggest pile of goods for the money expended, of any fetere in town. The sequence was an immense trade great success. He has kept his stock at the number one point.

Honesty aud fair dealing has ita reward. Tuesday of this week he started for the East to lay in his fall stock. Await patiently his return, and you will see one of the largest and best stocks of general merchandise ever brought to the city. prices right down to suit the costom and the times. Is the Boss in Groceries and Drugs.

Come this ireek for cheap roods to make room for ray immense Fall stocii. I will sell Summer goods cheap. Many of the boards on the bridge on Main street, in front of Mr. Gil-more's residence, are loose and should be properly nailed to prevent accidents. The Best Boot in tovra for the Least Money at Pat CUne-s Illusicallj- Interested I I You who have the Interests of music at heart, and would see it advanced in your community, will do well to ee E.

M. Lippitt and secure his services for a Singing School. He has just returned from a Musi-Gal Institute himself full of new ideas conducted by three of the best masters the art knows, and can give I you a course that will remove all ob frtaoles which hinder a perfect understanding of the science. He is now ready with new books containing unusual fine selections to receive any applications for schools by person or mail. Best of references given, and terms within the reach of aH.

Call or address him at vifie, Nebraska. TINWARE. Frail Cans, Best Tin, per doz Three Pin! Cups for -Three Pie Plates for All Other Goods Having two Tinners In the Shop, Repairing vrJH be done Cheap and on short notice. Iee1ine Soon, l-P. S.

FEED PARKER IN CHARGE To the Republican Central Committee. The Republican Central Committee of Nemaha county are requested to, meet in Brownville at the office of Judsre Stall, on Saturday. August 31st lSTSatl o'clock p. for the purpose of selecting a time and place for holding a county convention, and the transaction of such other business as may come before the committee. The gentlemen constituting the committee are as follows Island N.

MeArthur and Maurice Marsh. Peru Wm. Bridge, B. H. Roberta.

Glen Rock Joseph Lash, H. Thomas. Lafayette Chas. Blodgett, Charles Parker. Washihgton John Snodgra-s, Geo.

Hoge. Devgbzs A. W. Morgan, S. Cochran.

Lottdon Alex. McKInney, Richard Kesterson. BrownviUeC. F. Stewart, A.

H. Gilmore, yemnJia CUg Levi Johnson, Philip Crother. J. B. Fisher.

G. R. Shook. St. Deroiti A.

J. Ritter, P. Fraker. Bedford A.T. Hughes, McFar-land Campbell.

Benton. Henry Stein man, James Gavitt. A full attendance is urged. C. F.

STEWART, chn. A. H. Gixxore, Sec'y. 10 Reward! $70 cash will buy a Newton Wagon which is as good a a $10 reward, this is to make room for a new stock.

Hat.vi.ey fc Douglas. BUSINESS BRETITIES. Honey by the box, at Jones' Stevenson Cross for low prices. All the ehoiee brands of Sour at Hill's. Full line of sample piece goods at Msrsfc s.

Go to Ted. Huddarta for cheap bergain. Make hay while the sun shines. Dr. lyankliH.

Mackerel, and large, 5 cents apiece at Jones I Money to Iosn on farms. Apply I to T. L.Schiek. Sickness in almost every household in Brownville. More Queensware and Furniture for Stevenson Cros.

For a first class shave go to J. R. HawkinT barber shop. Dr j- Goods, Xotion, Furnishing1 Goods, Hats, Capsf Boots, Shoes, etc. Closing out cheap to make room for Fall stock.

IiOTTJIAX. Choice line of Pocket and Table Cutlery, at H. C. Lett's. Nice stock of clocks, watches and jewelry, at Joseph Schutz'.

Nebraska Wagon $65. and war ranted. Stevenson Cross. A fine lot of ladies button boots at $1.25 per pair at Huddart's. Table and pocket cutlery at wholesale prices at Huddart's.

Senool on Tuesday All the Books at HiekeiTs. Dr. G. H. Collins, Dentist, visits Peru every Friday.

Remember the day Sievenson Cross are doing a large furniture business. White fish by the pound at L. Jones'. You can get anything in the furniture line at a fair price at Hanna-ford'p. Everything in the family grocery line at Hill's, Joe Huddart's old stand.

We ask the ladies to cast their lovely eyes upon the curd of Mrs. McCabe. McGee Moore new clothing ston. see their double column ad. strong team.

Machine oils at reduced prices at the Drug and Book Store of 6ml W. H. McCbeerv. Extra copies of The Advertiser for sale by A. W.

Nickell, druggist book-seller and stationer. Baking powder in bulk, SO cents per pound. T. L-Jones. Soap, 5 cents per bar, or $2.50 per box 60 bars in every box.

T. L. Jones. Stevenson Cross are selling a few goods, such as hardware, stoves, tinware, groceries, tjueensware, wooden ware, glassware, silverware, nails, iron, wagon timber, fish, harness, sad-dies, whips, cigars, pumps, flowerpots, furniture, pictures, carpets.seeds, paints, oils, glass, fruit, plows, threshers, school furniture, shellers, horse shoes, lace curtains, and several hundred articles toouumerous to mention. McCormick's Mowers are ahead of nil others.

Robt. Teare, Agent. Dry Goods, Clothing-, Motions, Furnishing Goods, Oats, Caps, Boots, Shoes, etc. Closings out Brown-ichean to mri rnnm xr-n I wo 1 8t0Cil. L.

IOTT3IAX. Gets, a in Proportion STEVENSON CROSS. LOCAL PERSONALS. Mrs. Albert Smith returned from a visit to Tecumseh on Tuesday, Mr.

Rossell has our thanks for a lot of nice, large, delicious peaches. Miss LHIie Cecil, of I1L, is visiting her many friends in this city. Judge Stull goes up to Nebraska City, to-day, to attend the meeting of the centra! committee of this judicial district. Aunt Celia Ann Pavey is lying sick at the residence of W. S- Clark, her son-in-law, Nemaha City, and there is small hope of her recovery.

We notice that A. R. Davison, cashier of the First National Bank, has been drawn as one of the TJ. S. grand jurors for the term beginning In Omaha on the 10th prox.

Our esteemed fellow-citizen, Mr. Jacob Rauschkolb, who has been for a month at Mineral Springs, endeavoring to recuperate his impaired health, has returned home with improved health and ready for business. His old customers will find Jacob at the same old place handing out wet goods of the best quality in his Hue. Nebraska City Col. Tom Majors, of Peru, our Contingent Congressman, has fired the first gun in our show to commence the 9th of next month.

He sent to Major Pearman, the secretary of the fair, a half bushel of as fine apples as were ever grown, to be placed on exhibition at the fair. Nemaha county takes the lead, and Col. Tom has the honor of making the flrt entry. Louis Lowman, the "old regulator in clothing, fash-ons, and ladies' goods, departed for Chicago, Wednesday morning, for his new fall goods. He anticipates a rousing fall trade he appreciates the situationpeace and plenty.

His fall stock will therefore be commensurate with this Idea larger and of richer goods than usual. For the most fashionable goods and patterns his customers should await Mr. Low man's return. Of course he will be brimful of every other kind of merchandise, and for further particulars see his new double column advertisement. Falls City Journal We regret to say that Miss MoIIie Furnas, daughter of es-Gov.

Furnas, on account of physical indisposition, has found it necessary to tender her resignation as principal assistant of our public school, which position she rilled during the past year. The fact that, on recommendation of Prof. Rich, she was unanimously re-elected, by the board, to thesame importantpoition, is sufficient evidence that her labors in the schoolroom were attended with good results and general satisfaction. Miss Furnas was also anefllcient worker in the Sabbath School aud ready, at all times, to assist in carrying forward anyenterprise calculated to promote the public good. Her many friends here will be truly sorry to learn that she has been compelled to retire from the school.

H. S. Kaley, of Red Cloud, Nebraska, was in our city Tuesday of this week. Mr. Kaley is a candidate, subject to the Republican State Convention, for Attorney General, and seems to be pretty well satisfied with his prospects for the nomination.

Wo met Mr. Kaley during his sojourn here, for the first time, and were pleased to make his acquaintance. We found him to be passably good-looking, and a very intelligent and pleasant gentleman. He is a young man of about 35 yeara, married, a good lawyer with au extensive business in his district, enjoys the confidence of his people and will come up stron from that section. We think him as suitable for the office as any that has been named in its connection and if he succeeds in getting the jiomiua-tion, we can give him our cordial support.

Paint Brushes and Bird Cages by Stevenson Cross. To restore and keep soft and pli ble your harness, apply Uncle Sam's Harness Oil. Sold by all Harnes Makers. la- Nice Baby Carriage or Rocking Chair for the Handsomest Baby at our County Fair. Stevenson Cross.

A new lob of alpacas at McGee's. Nebraska Wagon $65. and warranted. Stevenson Cross. Candid uable so is thoughts are alwavs val-L'ncle SamV Condition Powder for all animals.

Sold by A. ricKeit. Sandwich Power Shellers. Steveox Ceoss. The children's best friend is Dr.

Jaques German worm Cakes, pleasant to the taste, harmless to the child, and sure death and expulsion of the worms. Sold by A. W. Nickell. Ticware and Hardware, Stevessok Ckoss.

FALL ANDWINTE will Commence about September 8th to Recieve the Largest and Best Assortment of FALL NO WINTER SUCH AS DRY GOOD I LOTHING, NOTIONS. Men's and BOOT HATS, OAFS, AND CARPETS. "WAIT TOR THE cc AND SAVE MONET. LOUIS LOWMAN. No.

87 Main Street, Brownviiie, Nebraska. The Richardson county fair will I BroTrnville Public School. be held at SalenTon the IS, 19, aud 20th dajs of September. D. A.

Tis-i The fall term of the Brownville del the Secretary will accept oaf Public Schools will commence Tues-thanks for a complimentary to the day Sept-3rd, and I would urge every same. parent intending to send children to t. school, to have them commence the Sickness first day if possible, that they may be Is in almost every household, there- fore il. J. L.CIC has stocked up in tivery necessary Drug which will be in demand.

All Pure and Fresh. Scliool Soois atltfiekelTs Wbv should a loviner mother wait for the coming of the doctor to up and keep up with the classes that prescrite a remedy for that fearful have been going forward. Then it is cholera-infaututn. Croup, Colic or great detriment to the classes as the cramps with which he preciops child new must have firgt ia sultenuc, when she can administer I Dr. Wiochell's Teething Syrup and explained to them that have been thor-at once give the child relief.

One oughly learned by the class. Let me trial of this charming syrup will therefore urge parents to send the make yiu ever its friend and patron, children thefirst day. This Sjrup reculates the bowels, i keeps the system in a healthy condi-1 There will be five grades this year tion. preients all pain and discomfort below the High School: First and arising from teething, and is and old second Primary, first and second In- "d.e;1 rfmne.d A- termediate, and Grammar depart-W. Nickell at only 2octs.

a bottle. i ments. AAW" WP Improved cook stoves and ranges at reduced prices by Stevenson Ceoss. Oils at jSiekelTs. Hfive you a Cold and Ceh? avoid Jill flurry and first clas Druc-eet lurry, ask for Eilert's Extract of Tar and Wild Cherry, one bottle buy, vear cure is don't worry.

Sold by A. W. Nickell. Oiion juice instanlv allavs the pang of a mtsquito bite. Exchange.

Put an onion in your pocket to have it handy, and the first time a mosqui- to bites you try It. Like as not there is nothing in it. Every Family in the TYest Ravs Hrnwn'ii i Ginger is a safe, plecant and relia- la (commenced.) ble remedy for Diarrhae, Dysentery The third year studies are Geome-Cholera Siorbua, and Summer Com- tryf Csssar (latin,) geology, and Nat-plaint a bottle of this Cele-, uraI phIlosoph v. brated family sajeguard at once. Delays are dangerous.

Price, fifty Classes will be formed during the cents per bottle. fall term in all these branches, but in Broirn's; Vegetable Liver Pills Qo other studies except under peculiar are the standard remedy for theLiver cjrcumstances. Its is highly impor-and Bilious diseases of this climate. -f A trial establishes them in every West- taQt- therefore, that the pupifs who em famUy. I desire to take any of the above named Brown's Arnica salve has no equal for removing infiamation and for healing old sores and nlcers.

All, of Brown's popular Family Medicines For sale by A. w. JNIckel, M. U. Lett and W.

H. McCreerv, Brownville, Neb. 9tf. Unclaimed Letter List. The following is a list of letters re- malninginthe Post Office at Brown-, Xebrasba ami bnowing tnot much ville, Nebraska, for the week ending! vaJuabie to that end can now be ob-August 25.

1S7S. which, if not called tained from liviug oigQes ani peil5 for will be sent to the Dead Letter t()f tho5e famHiar from orgaiiizatioB. VHIC6 otw? rr-KW muTT ui lAsf Kt iifnnraQfiita. Hesdenhet Mrs Detfla Sol its. fcbeU Ttweiiij ilrs.

Unsafe Tsraer Xr. David WrcMW.E. Persons calling for any of the above letters will please say "advertised." T. C. Hacker, P.

M. Married Aucust 28. 1S7S Louis B. Miller, of Loudon, to Mis Evalyn Burrus, of Howard, Neb. A good investment, better than loaning money at one percent, a minute, is to keep your Liver, Stomach and bowels in a healthy condition by the use of Eilert's Laylight Liver Pills.

They will restore you to health, impart new vigor to your mind, tone up your system and give renewed pleasure to the joys of life. No medicine will asefiectuallv free the Liver f-fromexeess of bile a these thus preventing Ague" and Billious Fevers. Sold by A. W. Nickell.

Nebraska Wagon $65. and warranted. Srevenhox Cross. MRS. J.

B. MeCABS, -oC i I Reasonable. I Kivie. iiuu cuiif-es DRESSMAKER Mas i -d. rnwuSfe.

hs. I GOODS. Ladies' Furnishing Goods, SHOES, LIABLE." properly graded and assigned to their classes. It is exceedingly discouraging to both pupils and teacher to have scholars come straggling in for two or three weeks after the school has commenced. They must work at a great great disadvantage in trying to catch This grading affords the very best facilities for everypupil and if parents keep their children In school every term the scholar will be able to obtain a scholarship equal to any public school in the West The Board of Education has completely renovated the building, repair ing repainting every room.

The grounds have been fenced and walks have been built around the building. The prospects for a large prosperous snd pleasant school were never better this year. Pupils in the High School will as far as possible conform theirstudies to the presented course. The first year studies for the fall terms are reading, writing, descriptive geography, gram mar and arithmetic. i The second studies are Algebra, U.

S. History, Natural History and Lat- studies attend during the fall term. J. AT. McKenzie.

Nebraska State Historical Society. The undersigned, impressed with the importance of collecting and preserving, In particular such Historical material as shall serve to illustrate the oh cfQ tion, adopt this method of securing the organization of a State Historical socjgty. We call on friends of the object in view throughout the State, to meet at the Commercial Hotel in the city of Lincoln on the evening Wednesday, isepieraoer twenty-nttu, 1S7S, for the purpose herein indicated. Aivix Sauders, A. S.

Paddock. Robert Hawke, H. LrVTX5STONB, D. H. Whhelee, E.

Lowe, Joh- L. Caesox, Silas Garsbr, Frakk Welch, Boet. W. Fcrxas, Geo. L.

Miller, J. Stebllkg Mortox, J. C. Licolx, Wit. Adair, J.

L. Edwards, Ela3I Clark, E. B. Fairfield, G. C.

Barton, E. H. Sogers, Thos. W. Tipton.

Married. At the resideaee of the bride's father, near Brownville, on the 22d inst. by Elder D. B. Coryell, Mr- Benjamin F.

Simpson and Miss 'Sarah E. Edwards. rfnncrUfpr nf "Rlrir a 'T. B. Edwarda.

AU of Nemaha Co.jtking never delivered, or to payfag xlie Slcmbers of" Hie Family: Tiiat Husband of Mine," "That Boy of Ours," And "The Girl I left Behind Me." Run Through the Whole Catalogue of Johns, Jeems, and Sarahs. TETJL, THEM THAT McBEE will open about A Iiarge and Complete Stock of GOODS. CLOTHING. FURNISHING GOODS. Notions, Boots, Shoes, Eats, Caps, -A-ILiXj boug-ht for cash.

Largest Stock, Latest Styles, AXD LOWEST PHICES. C03JDE 4l2VI SEE XJS Next Door to Marsh House, Brownville, Nebraska. LOGOS' ITEMS. equivalent as any one can be yet, as All who live through the fiery i we have intimated heretofore. It seems ordeal of this summer, must be a that there are precedent court of the fittest" of the genus ions warranting the grounds taken by Salamander.

tour correspondent whose name W. And now the grapes begin to rip--and others want to know. en. We have respect, to some extent, for Hon. C.

M. Hayden is selling' the common rule among newspaper peaches at fifty cents per bushel and I men of publishing all correspondence that ia about a fair priiy when every which is of general interest to our thing is so low in price. Mr. Hayden readers, and withholding real names is practicing reform, while others cry of authors who do not voluntarily in theory extravagant prices. give them to the publis.

Yet, In this In many houses a greater part of case, as some of our patrons appear the inmates are suffering with ague anxious to know if not the name, the and fever. "surroundings" of the. writer of the Little Fran kie West was very 'article alluded to by we will so sick with the diptheria and it was far overstep that rule as to say, that thought he must "pass over," but now I M. is not a cttiaen of Nebraska, that be Is well again. Dr.

ilcGrew is very we are not acquainted with him. We successful in treating that fearful do not know that he is an owner of disease. those bonds, or some of them, but Mr. Miller, a brother of Mrs. C.

presume hes founding such pre-Campbell is visiting Nebraska, and is sumption on the interest he takes In well pleased with this beautiful land, jour bond questions. We hepe this and intends to buy a farm and move statement will in some degree appease here. the curiosity of the general public The household of Mrs. Loveless has been visited by sickness to most the bkowsville ijlrjcets. of the family.

Mrs. Paine, who has Ast M. 35. been stopping there a short time is Potiawiw; ar lying dangerously ill, is receiv-' mb, UtettaMof goto; lo press. ing medical treatment of Dr.

Arnold liym STOCK. of Brownville. Some mistakes in items last week the weather so warm yon see. That Complimentary" was for County Fair, not State. And "that bouquet" was from Mrs.

Burches not Berger. iUt.wM.... es, and would alone, make a fine dis nlay at the County or State Fair. "London" had the uieasure of an i. -t inirouucuoa to j-t.

-miier, and was somewhat puzzled at it, a we had alwavs thought the ladv's namei 0 was Eva Burress but then we found I she had been to Brownville with Mr. Miller, and changed her name. Mrs. ouv. lady.

May much happiness be to both of them in wedded life. Mr. Bichard Kesterson has sold, this season, two hundred dollars worth of blackberries. It was said Elder Presson would give a few discourses on So we thought we would go and hear him. Ob, horrors! no wonder people are driven to infidelity, at the way Christianity is sometimes taught.

Bapists and Christians need not fear for their cause in having this man for an opponent. And it will show folly and weakness iu them to give any further notice to these "sermons' than silent eon tempt. But I dare not trust my pen to tell the horror I have of those who teach the beautiful Christian faith after such a manner. I will only say "Father forgive them they know not what they do," I uhU not listen to such "preaching." Mr. Editor Ki ad Sir, by oer permission I desire to make a few re- marks on the subject of "Bond." Ia the first place permit me to say that I am no jursist, but 1 eanread snd draw conclusions.

In accepting adviee, there are two things absolutely neees- isary: nrst, to know when the advice i was given and under what eireum- 'ifanaM- aonntwl tn fc-rar nrKorc kc I advisor lives, and his surroundings. We do not care so much as to what his name is, or what occupation he follows, but we hold that it is esen- tial to know whether he ia in thy with the oppressed or the oppress or. Will please tell us WW, and by whom, the law pased in 1S88, under wmch these preeinct boode were bsued, was decided to be coosti- tutional? Again, will pleose cite to one case where a iocttruo-M- tive bodv was sued in the Federal oert-, and a decision rendered to fa vornf thf r.lftintifT voroi tne-piatnun. lean eonseive of acounfy acting as defendant or a township acting iu the capacity of de- fendant but an unorp-gniT rw-Pfnf leuuaui, wi. an unorgatjeu prectFtec to act in that capacity it seems rather k.

i i. i prepc-kerous bet let us have the ci- tation and it will give "general mO- Ifaetion." y. LMutm, 2, KE3CARKS BY TEH BlITOR We have no disposition to dieess this bomi question, ourself, hot our oohjinca are open, and tendered to any and all who feel inclined to give vent to their feelings and opinions through them, regarding the matter. W. V.n.r.o.

.1 uut lugetuer wiidaji wno believe in resistiae oavment. are right, for we are as muoh opposed to -1 being swindled, or paying for some NEWS TO MARY imbers of tlieFamilr: MOORE our money without receiving ita eoRsscxi S. X. BATtEY. SSVCS a.nt sjrxK.

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